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A CATALOGUE OF THE
ALLEN A. BROWN COLLECTION
OF BOOKS RELATING TO
THE STAGE

IN THE PUBLIC LIBRARY OF THE
CITY OF BOSTON

 

BOSTON
PUBLISHED BY THE TRUSTEES
1919

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PREFACE.

Among the benefactors of the Boston Public Library,
Allen A. Brown holds a unique place. Many have enriched
the Library by gifts of money or books; he gave both money
and books, but he gave more — through more than twenty years,

.from the date of his first gift until a few weeks before his death,

he gave himself to the Library without stint, spending time,
thought, strength, and money to perfect and complete the col-
lections which he had bestowed on the people of Boston.

Born in Boston, July 26, 1835, Mr. Brown was typical of
the best traditions of his native city. In his Harvard days he
developed an intimate devotion to music and the stage, which
became a centtal interest in his life. He early began the ac-
cumulation of books in his favorite fields, and in fifty years of
collecting he formed libraries of music and the drama which
were finely rounded and in many features unique. On October
13, 1894, he presented to the Public Library his great collection
of music and musical literature, which was housed in a special
room, known as the Allen A. Brown Music Library, on the
upper floor of the new building in Copley Square; his books on
the history of the stage remained in his home until December,
1909, when they also were given to the Library, and assigned to
a location among the treasures of the Barton-Ticknor Room.
Mr. Brown continued to live with his books, devoting many
hours each week to the arrangement of material, to the enrich-
ment of the volumes with illustrative matter of all sorts, and to
the enlargement of the collection; before his death he had more
than doubled the original Music Library, which grew under
his hands from 5,500 volumes in 1894 to more than 11,000 in 1916.
He died October 2, 1916, deeply mourned by the Library staff
and by the music-lovers of Boston; his will contained provision
for maintaining the steady growth of his collections.

It was Mr. Brown’s wish that his two gifts to the Library
should be adequately catalogued, and the catalogues published.
The catalogue of the Brown Music Collection was issued by the
Library during the years 1908-16, in four volumes, the contents
of which were limited to material actually belonging to the
Collection. The present catalogue of the Brown Dramatic Col-
lection includes with it all the other books in the Library
concerning the history of the stage.

The Brown Dramatic Collection consists of about 3500 vol-
umes relating to the drama and the stage, with special emphasis

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on tne history of the theatre. It includes biographies of actors,
criticisms of plays, a large mass of American and foreign play-
bills, including those of the earliest Boston theatres, files of
rare dramatic periodicals, autograph letters of actors, photo-
graphic and other portraits, and a great collection of newspaper
and magazine clippings on theatrical affars, obituaries of actors,
etc., arranged in scrap-books, and fully indexed. ’

The body of the present catalogue includes the titles of
all the books in the Library which deal with the history of the
stage. This is followed by two shorter lists, of which the first
contains that portion of the Brown Dramatic Collection relating
to the drama rather than to the stage; the second is a supple-
ment containing all material added to the collection during
the printing of the catalogue.

The main catalogue — books on the history of the stage —
is arranged in dictionary form, containing authors, titles, and
subjects in a single alphabet, with sub-alphabets under the
various subject headings. Full entries have been made under
the name of the author; these include the place of publication,
the publisher, the date, and the number of pages. Under cross
references the titles have frequently been shortened, and only
the place and date of publication have been retained. In the
supplements at the end of the volume, the books are entered
under authors only, in alphabetical order.

Theatres are entered under the names of the places in
which they are situated, as London. Covent Garden.

The following rule has been adopted in the treatment of
shelf-numbers: If the Library possesses two copies of a book,
one in the Brown Collection, and the other for circulation, the
shelf-numbers of both copies follow the title wherever it ap-
pears in the catalogue. In the main entry any additional copies
are listed in a note immediately below the title, but in subject
or title entries, these copies are indicated by “etc.”, following
the shelf-number. The letter T, prefixed to the shelf-number,
is the distinguishing mark of the Brown Dramatic Collection,
and indicates that the book belongs to that collection. An
asterisk before a number indicates that the book is not for un-
restricted circulation; two asterisks show that the book is in
a special collection, and may not be taken from the Library
under any circumstances. The latter restriction applies to all
of Mr. Brown’s gifts to the Library, as at was his intention that
they should form permanent reference collections.

It should be added that the Library is rich in material
on the drama and its history, which is only slightly represented
in the present catalogue; this material, including the important
Barton collection of Shakespeareana and other Elizabethan
literature, is fully indexed in the card catalogue of the Library.

April 1, 1919.

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THE ALLEN A. BROWN COLLECTION
-OF BOOKS RELATING TO
THE STAGE.

A
A * * *, editor.

InpicaTEur, L’, général des spectacles de Paris, des départemens de
la France et des principales villes étrangéres. Par A * ** et D***
Année 3. Paris. 1821/22. **T 28.1
A! A! Al, fseud. See Malitourne, Armand, and others.
A. B.C., pseud. See C., A. B., pseud. .
A-B-C of motion pictures. Wetsu, R. E. 8039a.46
A bas Rigolboche. [Anon.] See Charnal, Stanislas de, and E. Moreau
de Bauviére.
A Beckett, Arthur William.
Green-room recollections. Bristol. Arrowsmith. [1896.] 206 pp.
, ¥*T 77.96
William Shakespeare behind the scenes of the Globe Theatre. From
arare M.S. Edited by Bertie Vyse [pseud.]. London. Nichols.
1864. 8 pp. ¥**T 96.268
A Beckett, Gilbert Abbott. ;

The quizziology of the British drama. Comprising I—Stage passions.
II.—Stage characters. III—Stage plays. London. The Punch
office. 1846. iv, 87 pp. Illus. #*T 48.3
Illustrations by John Leech.

Abbot, William.
Posthumous papers. Edited by J. B. Buckstone. (Jn Chapman’s
magazine. Pp. 213-221, 280-288, 330-335, 396-404. London. 1844.)
‘ **T 26.37

Abbott, Emma.
Liepincott, S. J. Emma Abbott, prima donna. By Grace Green-

wood [pseud. New York. 1879]. No. 1 in *6242.59
Martin, S. E. The life and professional career of Emma Abbott.
Minneapolis. 1801. 4344.145; **M.143.25

Aberdeen, Scotland. Theatres. THEATRE Royat, MariscHAL STREET.

Ancus, J. Keith. A Scotch play-house. Aberdeen. 1878. **T.77.168

Abguerbe, Godin d’.

Dictionnaire des théatres de Paris, contenant toutes les piéces qui
ont été représentées jusqu’a présent, des faits anecdotes sur les
auteurs, acteurs, danseurs, &c. [Par Francois et Claude Parfaict
et Godin d’Abguerbe.] A Paris. 1756. 7 v. in 6. **T 48.13

Abington, Frances.

Lirz, The, of Mrs. Abington (formerly Miss Barton), celebrated
comic actress, with accounts of her performances in London and
Dublin. Also notes upon the history of the Irish stage and her
theatrical contemporaries. London. 1888, Portrait.

a 4549-121; **T.57.133
THE PUBLIC LIBRARY OF THE CITY OF BOSTON

 

About, Edmond Francois Valentin.
Peintures décoratives exécutées pour le foyer public de l’Opéra par
Paul Baudry. Notice. Paris. 1874. 54 pp. Portrait. [Associa-
tion des artistes, peintres, sculpteurs, architectes, graveurs et

dessinateurs.] 4079.192
About London. Ruircutz, J. E. 2499a.111; **T.97.212
About stage folks. Horton, W. E. *#T 58.21
About the ballet. Marruews, J. B. **T 12.11

Abraham, Emile. ;
Les acteurs et les actrices de Paris. Biographie compléte. Paris.
1858. 108 pp. ¥**T 57.410
Abus, Les, du théatre. Lemonnier, A. **T.98.19
Academy of Music, Boston. (Name of Boston Theatre, 1860-63.) See

Boston. Theatres. Boston THEATRE, WASHINGTON STREET. F
Account, An, of Chang and Eng, the world renowned Siamese twins.
New York. Strong. 1853. 91 pp. Plates. Portraits. 6246.24
Account, An, of the life of that celebrated actress, Mrs. Susannah Maria
Cibber with anecdotes. Also the two remarkable and romantic
trials between Theophilus Cibber and William Sloper. London.
1887. 56 pp. Portrait. ¥**T 57.157
Same. Reader. 4549a.102
Account, An, of the life of that celebrated tragedian Mr. Thomas Better-
ton. With an account of the English theatre during his time.
London: Printed for J. Robinson. 1749. 36 pp. #*T 56.238

Another copy is on shelf-number No. 8 iri **G.3823.11.

Account of the terrific and fatal riot at the New-York Astor Place Opera
House, May roth, 1849; with the quarrels of Forrest and Mac-
ready, including all the causes which led to that awful tragedy.

New-York. Ranney. 1849. 32 pp. Plate. 4374.27; **T.56.116
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 5 in *7686.52.

Account, An, of the third and fourth theatrical tour made by Miss
Foote, in 1826 and 1827, to Liverpool, Bath, Edinburgh, &c. Lon-
don. Smith. 1827. 91, (1) pp. ¥**T 56.168

A collection of criticisms from the local papers.
Ackermann, Charlotte. See Ackermann, Marie Magdalene Charlotte.
Ackermann, Marie Magdalene Charlotte.
MuELLeR, O. Charlotte Ackermann. Ein Hamburger Theater-
Roman aus dem vorigen Jahrhundert. Frankfurt a. M. 1854. 2873.58
— Same. Charlotte Ackermann. Souvenirs du théatre de Ham-
bourg au dixhuitiéme siécle. Traduction de J.-Jacques Porchat.
Paris. 1854. . **T 86.2
— Same. Charlotte Ackerman: a theatrical romance, founded
upon interesting facts in the life of a young artist of the last
century. Translated from the German, by Mrs. Chapman Coleman
and her daughters. Philadelphia. [1871.] 2873.85; **T.87.33
Aclocque, Elisa.
Souvenirs anecdotiques sur Mademoiselle Mars. Paris. Chaumerot.

1847. 31 pp. **T 96.144
Acolastus.
McConaucuy, J. L. The school drama, including Palsgrave’s intro-
duction to Acolastus. New York. 1913. *3592.220.57
Acoustics. See Theatre. Construction.
Acrobats. :

See also Circus.
Banvitte, T. F. pe. Les pauvres saltimbanques. Paris. 1853.
¥**T 98.131
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Acrobats. (Continued.)
Le Roux, H. R. C. H. Les jeux du cirque et la vie foraine. Paris.

[1889.] Colored illus. and portraits. **T 93.2

— Same. Acrobats and mountebanks. Translated by A. P.
Morton. London. 1890. Illus. Portraits. 4001.100; **T.95.85
Pacraupi, P. M. De athletarvm Kuftotjoe in Palaestra Graecorvm
commentariolvm. Romae. 1756. *4003.135
Across my path. Pickett, L. C. 22494.113
Acteurs et actrices. MonsELET, C. ¥*#T 99.31; etc.

Acteurs et actrices d’aujourd’hui.
ALEXANDRE, A. P. U. Suzanne Reichenberg. Les ingénues au théatre.
Paris. [1898.] Illus. Portraits. **T 93.13
Germain, A. Albert Brasseur. Paris. [1898.] Portraits. **T.93.12
Acteurs et actrices d’autrefois. ParoissE-Poucin, F. A. A. **T.56.269

Acteurs & actrices du temps passé. GuEULLETTE, C. ¥*T 55.12
Acteurs, Les, et les prétres. Arnat, E. **T 96.149
Acting.

See also Gesture; Stage-fright.
Actor, The; or, guide to the stage; exemplifying the whole art of

acting. London. 1821. **T 77.103; etc.
ArcHEr, W. Masks or faces? A study in the psychology of acting.
London. 1888. - 3595-773 **T.76.155

Art, The, of acting, or, guide to the stage: in which the dramatic
passions are defined, analyzed, and made easy of acquirement.

New York. [187-?] 4578.150; **T.77.53
AvupusBertT, J. L’art du chant. Suivi d’un traité de mantien théatral.
Paris. 1876. Illus. **M.122.7; etc.
Bercer, A. M. J., Freiherr von. Studien und Kritiken. Wien. 1896.
4877.35

Bernier, F. Théorie de l’art du comédien ou manuel théatral. Paris.
1826, **T 76.159; etc.

Berrerton, T. The duty of a player. [London? 170-?] **T.78.38
Bircu, J. F. Stage secrets and tricks of the trade. Being the con-

fessions of an actor. [New York.] 1913. ¥*T 77.216
CaILHavA D’EsTanDoux, J. F. Essai sur la tradition théatrale. Paris.
(1798.) **T.97.71
Catvert, L. Problems of the actor. New York. 1918. 6257.29

Cuamertun, C. A. dE P., Marquis pz. Quelques réflexions sur 1’art

dramatique. Mme Rachel, ses succés, ses défauts. Paris. 1853.

**T 97.218

Cratron, C. J. H. L. pe La T. Mémoires d’Hyppolite Clairon, et
réflexions sur l’art dramatique. A Paris. [1798.] Portrait.

¥**T 57.449; etc.

— Same. Mémoires. Nouvelle édition ... Le tout accompagné
de notes et précédé d’une notice sur la vie de Mlle Clairon [par
Andrieux]. Paris. 1822. ¥**T 56.1; etc.

—— Same. Memoirs of Hippolyte Clairon, the celebrated French
actress: with reflections upon the dramatic art. Translated from

the French. London. 1800. 2 v. in 1. **T 57.100
Comentan, A., pseud. An essay on the stage; or, the art of acting. A
poem. Edinburgh. 1754. **T 97.61; etc.

Cook, W. The elements of dramatic criticism. Containing an
analysis of the stage. With a sketch of the education of the
Greek and Roman actors. With some general instructions for
succeeding in the art of acting. London. 1775. Portraits.

**T 46.44
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Acting. (Continued.)

—— Same. Elémens de critique dramatique; contenant une analyse
du théatre. Avec un coup d’ceil sur l'éducation des acteurs grecs
et romains, pour en conclure quelques principes généraux et néces-
saires 4 Vinstruction de l’art théatral. Ouvrage traduit de l’An-
glais par P.-F. Aubin. [Paris. 1800.] **T 46.45,

Coguetin, B. C. Lart du comédien. Paris. 1804. 2679a.138

— Same. Artand the actor. Translated by Abby Langdon Alger.
With an introduction by Henry James. New York. 1915.

¥*T 46.61.2

— L/art et le comédien. Paris. 1880. 4669a.75; **T.78.32; etc.

—— Same. The actor and his art. Translated from the French
by Abby Langdon Alger. Boston. 1881. **T.78.55

Decnmany, G. Histrions and the histrionic art. London. [1880?]

**T 77.154

DEsTAVILLE, ——, Abbé. Le secret du célébre Roscius, acteur romain,
dévoilé; ou, cours d’action oratoire fondée sur les principes de
science mimique. Paris. 1866. **T.77.92

Diprrot, D. Paradoxe sur le comédien. Edition critique avec intro-
duction, notes par Ernest Dupuy. Paris. 1902. 4672.111

— Same. The paradox of acting. Translated with annotations
by Walter Herries Pollock. With a preface by Henry Irving.

London. 1883. **T 77.181; etc.
Diezpotp, B. Das Rollenfach im deutschen Theaterbetrieb des 18.
Jahrhunderts. Leipzig. 1913. 6872.68
Dorat, C. J. La déclamation théatrale. Poéme didactique en quatre
chants, précédé et suivi de quelques morceaux de prose. Paris.
1771. Plates. **T 77.144; etc.
Dowson, R. F. Hints to speakers and players. New York. 1911.
5599-167

Dusroca, J. F. A mon fils au moment de ses débuts dans la carriére
théatrale, sur les lois, les convenances et les conditions de son
art; et sur les bienséances d’honneur et de morale qui doivent le
guider dans sa profession. Paris. [1823.] ¥*T 76.49

Ducros, C. P. Mémoire sur l’art de partager l’action théatrale, et
sur celui de noter la déclamation qu’on prétend avoir été en usage
chez les Romains. (Jn Duclos, C. P. Oeuvres complétes. Vol.
8, pp. 345-372. Paris.: 1821.) *2706.1.8

Essay, An, on acting: in which will be considered the mimical be-
haviour of a certain fashionable faulty actor [Garrick]: to which
will be added a short criticism on his acting Macbeth. London.

1744. **G,_3925.20
Estimate, An, of the theatrical merits of the two tragedians of Crow
Street [Barry and Mossop]. Dublin. 1760. ¥*T 57.142
Faitiy, E. J. Sur Part du comédien. Lettre 4 Mile Euphrasie Poin-
sot. Paris. 1852. ¥**T 95.61
Firmin, J. F. B. Paralléle entre Talma et Lekain. Suivi de quel-
ques réflexions sur l’art dramatique. Paris. 1826. **T.57.34

FitzceraLp, P. H. The art of acting in connection with the study
of character, the spirit of comedy and stage illusion. London.

1892. Portrait. 4579a.148
-—- Shakespearean representation: its laws and limits. London.
1908, 4593-228

Foote, S. A treatise on the passions, so far as they regard the stage;
with a critical enquiry into the theatrical merit of Mr. G——k,

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Acting. (Continued.)

Mr. Q——n, and Mr. B——-y. The first considered in the part

of Lear, the two last opposed in Othello. London. [1747.]
¥**T 77.273 etc.
Frozisger, J. E. Acting and oratory. New York. 1879.° 3507.76
Garcta, G. The actors’ art: a practical treatise on stage declamation,
public speaking and deportment, for the use of artists, students
and amateurs. 2d edition. London. 1888. Illus. **T.77.79; etc.
GILLETTE, W. The illusion of the first time in acting. With an
introduction by George Arliss. New York. 1915. ¥*T 46.61.1
Grant, G. An essay on the art of acting. London. 1828. Portrait.
**T 77.129; etc.
Graves, H. M. An essay on the genius of Shakespeare, with critical
remarks on the characters of Romeo, Hamlet, Juliet, and Ophelia.

Annexed,:a letter to Lord ——, containing a critique on taste,
judgment and rhetorical expression, and remarks on the leading
actors of the day. London. 1826. **T’57.138; etc.

HamMenrton, J. A., editor. The actor’s art. Theatrical reminiscences,
methods of study and advice to aspirants. Specially contributed
by leading actors of the day. London. 1897. ¥**'T 77.63; etc.

Hannetaire, J. N. S. Observations sur l’art du comédien, et sur
d'autres objets concernant cette profession. [Paris.] 1774.

**T 76,140; etc.

Hitt, Sir J. The actor: a treatise on the art of playing. London.
175¢. #*T 78.713 etc.

Hornsiow, A. Training for the stage. Some hints for those about
to choose the player’s career. With a foreword by David Belasco.
Philadelphia. [1916.] Portraits. Plates. 5597.250

Iavine, Sir H. The art of acting. Chicago. [1887.] 2552.36

— The drama. Addresses. New York. [1892.] Portrait.

**T 77.119; etc.

Irvine, H. B. Occasional papers, dramatic and historical. Boston.
1907. 2552.37

Janin, J. G. De l’enseignement de la comédie. (Jn Tisserant, J. H.
Plaidoyer pour ma maison. Pp. 145-166. Paris. 1866.)

No, 4 in **M.138.15

Kemestes, The. [A review of Percy Fitzgerald’s book. London.

1872.] No. 10 in **G,62.5
La Boutrave, J. pe. Essai sur l’art dramatique. Epitre 4 Victor
Sanson. [Vers.] Avranches. 1840. **T 46.57; etc.

Lamps, C. The art of the stage as set out in Lamb’s dramatic essays.
With a commentary by Percy Fitzgerald. London. 1885. Por-

trait. 4577-1173 **T.77.75
Larive, J. M. pe. Réflexions sur l’art théatral. Paris. [18o01.]
¥**T 96.306; etc.

Lexan, H. L. C. Mémoires. Précédés de réflexions sur cet acteur
et sur l’art théatral, par F. Talma. Paris. 1825. **T.56.10; etc.
Letion-Damiens, L. E. Le bréviaire des comédiens. Paris. 1858.
#*T 77.231; etc.

Lewes, G. H. On actors and the art of acting. London. 1875.
2575.70; **T.57.63 etc.
Leymaris, L. pe, and A. J. Bernnerm. L’enseignement dramatique

au Conservatoire. Paris. 1883. **T 77,131
Luioyp, R. The actor. [Poem.] Addressed to Bonnell Thornton,
Esq. London. 1764. No. 7 in **G.3820.11

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Acting. (Continued.)
Lynn, N. The Thespian papers, being a series of humorous essays
on subjects of professional and amateur dramatic interest. Lon-

don. 1887. **T 97.264
M., G- An essay on the profession of a player, &c. York. : ee

Manwnine, P. Idealismus und Realismus in der deutschen Schauspiel-
kunst wahrend deren Blithezeit, 1760-1840. Basel. 1892. 6874.52
Martersteic, M. Der Schauspieler: ein kiinstlerisches Problem.
Leipzig. 1900. *#T.77.225
Mattuews, J. B. On acting. New York. 1914. 5599-163
Mever, R. M. Goethe’s ,,Regeln fiir Schauspieler.“ (Jn Goethe-Jahr-
buch. Band 31, pp. 117-135. Frankfurt a/M. 1910.) *2840a.54.3
Micuet, C. Lessing und die heutigen Schauspieler. Hamburg.
1888. No. 2 in *5216.50.N.F.3
Oxpys, W. The history of the English stage, from the Restauration.
With instructions for public speaking. By Mr. Thomas Better-

ton. London. 1741. Portraits. **T 56.314; etc.
Parker, H. W., editor. Music and drama. Boston. [rotr.] Por-.
traits. Colored plates. Z.40C 22.1.9

Puriurrs, E. The players: a satire. [Verse.] London. 1733.
No. 4 in **G.3823.3
Possart, E., Ritter von. Der Lehrgang des Schauspielers. Stuttgart.
{1902.] Portrait. **T 76.191
Repvr, L. T. The road to the stage, contains instructions for obtain-
ing theatrical engagements; with a list of the provincial theatres,
an account of things necessary and a clear elucidation of all the

technicalities of the histrionic art. London. 1835. Portrait.

#*T 79.10; etc.
REFLECTIONS upon theatrical expression in tragedy. With a proper
introduction, and appendix. London. 1755. No. 2in **G.3823.8
ReGNAULT-Warin, J. B. J. I. P. Mémoires historiques et critiques
sur F.-J. Talma, et sur l’art théatral. Paris. 1827. **T.56.176; etc.

RémonpD pe SAINTE ALBINE, P. Le comédien. A Paris. 1748.

¥**T 77.64; etc.
ReEtrRED performer, A, pseud. THe amateur, or guide to the stage,
Philadelphia. [185-?] Plate. No. 1 in **T.99.61

Riccozonr, L. Dell’ arte rappresentativa capitoli sei. (Jn Engel, J.
J. Lettere intorno alla mimica. Tomo 2, pp. 183-229. Milano.
1819.) **T 76.136

RoetscHer, H. T. Die Kunst der dramatischen Darstellung. In
ihrem organischen Zusammenhange wissenschaftlich entwickelt.

Berlin. 1841. **T 76.78; etc.
Samson, J. I. L’art théatral. [Vers.] Partie 1. Paris. 1863. Por-
traits. ¥**T 75.143 etc.

Scueuinc, F. M. Motion picture acting: how to prepare for photo-
playing, what qualifications are necessary, how to secure an en-
gagement, salaries paid to photoplayers. New York. [1913.]
Portraits. Plates. 8039a.63

Sara, G. E. Acting in opera: its A-B-C. With descriptive examples,
practical hints, and numerous illustrations. New York. [1915.]
Plates. 4049a.286

Smita, C. W. The actor’s art: its requisites, and how to obtain them;
its defects, and how to remove them. London. [187-?] **T.77.52

Sotty, J. R. Acting and the art of speech, at the Paris Conserva-
toire. London. 1891. 3599.126

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Acting. (Continued.) /
Stezsins, G. Delsarte system of dramatic expression. New York.
1886. Illus. 3591.60; etc.
Sticott1, A. F. Garrick, ou les acteurs anglois. Ouvrage contenant
des observations sur l’art dramatique, sur l’art de la représenta-

tion, & le jeu des acteurs. A Paris. 1760. **T 58.116
Tatma, F. J. Réflexions sur Lekain et l’art théatral. Paris. 1856.
4670b.52; etc.

—— Same. Reflexions on the actor’s art. With an introduction
by Sir Henry Irving, and a review by H. C. Fleeming Jenkin.

New York. 1g15. **T 46.61.4
—— Same. Talma on the actor’s art, with preface by Henry Irving.
London. * [1883.] 4673.77; **T.76.142

THEATRICAL examiner, The: an enquiry into the merits and demerits
of the present English performers in general. London. 1757.

¥**T 96.81; etc.
THEATRICAL speaker, The; or an elucidation of the whole science of
acting. London. 1807. Plate. **T 77.100

Tuetnert-Mickiey, E. Die Schauspiel-Kunst: ein Kapitel der

Seelenkunde. Briefe an eine Dame. Miinchen. 1889. **T.96.354

THESPIAN oracle, The; or, a new key to theatrical amusements. Con-
taining an introduction on oratory and acting. London. 1791.

e No. 2 in **G.3821.5

THESPIAN preceptor, The; or, a full display of the scenic art. Bos-

 

ton. 1810. #*T 78.53
Tisserant, J. H. Plaidoyer pour ma maison. Avec une post-face
de Jules Janin. Paris. 1866. No. 4 in **M.138.15
Touron, -. L’art du comédien, vu dans ses principes. A Amster-
dam, et 4 Paris. 1782. **T 70.5
Tree, Sir H. B. The imaginative faculty. A lecture delivered at the
Royal Institution. London. 1893. Portrait. **T 77.207; etc.

Vanuove, C. C. C. Etudes sur Wart théatral, suivies d’anecdotes
inédites sur Talma, et de la correspondance de Ducis avec cet

artiste. Paris. 1836. #*T 76.54
Wacner, L. How to get on the stage, and how to succeed there.
London. 1899. *2576.157

Witson, F. Address to graduates of American Academy of Dramatic
Arts, Empire Theater. [New York. 1907.] 4395.199; **T.75.66
WoNDERFUL secrets, The, of stage trick; or a peep behind the curtain.
[London. 1793.] ‘ **T 56.304
Acting. Periodicals. :
Dramatic studies. [Quarterly.] Vol. 1 (no. 1-4). Oct., 1893 - June,
1894. . #*T 93.10
Acting and actors, elocution and elocutionists. Osmun, T. E.
3599a.101; **T.78.61
Actor, An, pseud. See Wagner, Leopold.

Actor, The. Poem. Lutovyp, R. No. 7 in **G.3820.11
Actor, The, and his art. Coguettn, B. C. **T 78.55

Jones, S. ##T 77.274
Actor, The; and other speeches. WA£nNTER, W. **T 5.113 etc.

Actor, The; or, a peep behind the curtain. Passages in the lives of
Booth and some of his contemporaries. New York. Graham.
1846. xi, 180 pp. **T 58.41
Portraits are inserted.

Actor, The: or, a treatise on the art of playing. [Anon.] See Hill, Sir

John.
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Actor, The; or, guide to the stage; exemplifying the whole art of acting:
in which the dramatic passions are defined, analyzed, and made
easy of acquirement. London. Lowndes. 1821. (5), 29, (1) pp.

Plate. **T.77.103
Same. New York. The Circulating Library and Dramatic Reposi-
tory. 1823. 32 pp. No. 3 in **G.3822.3
This edition lacks the plate.
Actor, An, abroad. Leatues, E. **T 56.223
Actor’s art, The. Hammerton, J. A. 2576.155; **T.77.63
See also Actors’ art, The.
Actor’s budget, The. Oxserry, W., compiler. **T 97.334; etc.
Actor’s life, An. ANbERSON, J. R. 4549a.193
Actor’s notebook, An. ArcuHEr, F. #®T 46.55
Actor’s reminiscences, An. Bartow, G. **T 97.109
Actor’s story, An. Wrtutams, B. 4549-154; **T.57.118 |
Actor’s tour, An. Banpmann, D. E. 6268.29; **T.57.99
Actor’s wife, The. Leatues, E. *#T 87.29
Actor’s wooing, An. Mitv, L. J. " ##T 88.17
Actors.

See also Actors abroad; Anecdotes; Children. As actors; Circus;
Clowns and fools; Garrick Club, London; Moving pictures; Shake-
speare. Representation of his plays; Strolling players; Travelling com-
panions; Vaudeville.

Actor, The; or, a peep behind the curtain. Passages in the lives
of Booth and some of his contemporaries. New York. 1846.

**T 58.41
Actors as they are; a series of sketches of the most eminent per-
formers now on the stage. New-York. 1856. **T 56.115; etc.

AIGUEBERRE, J. B. pu M. pv’. Seconde lettre du souffleur de la
Comédie de Roiien au garcon de caffé ou entretien sur les défauts
de la déclamation. Paris. 1730. Plates. No. 2 in **T.58.64

[ALsum, containing autographs of Anna Cora Mowatt, William C.
Forbes, Charlotte Cushman, Isaac C. Pray, Gustavus Vaughan
Brooke, Céleste, Julia Dean, Lola Montez, and others. Provid-

ence, R. I. 1852-57.] **T 57.456
American Theatrical Fund, New York. Rules and regulations. New
York. 1848. **T75.75
AnecpoTes of actors.—Incledon’s madeira.— Cooke in Shylock.
[London. 1842.] No. 2 in **G.3930.13.1
Apotocy, An, for the life of Mr. T......... Coscecat , comedian. A

proper sequel to the Apology for the life of Colley Cibber,
comedian. With an historical view of the stage to the present

year. London. 1740. **T 56.195; etc.
Araco, J. E. V. Foyers et coulisses. Panorama des théatres de
Paris. Paris. 1852. **T 57.382
Association de secours mutuels des artistes dramatiques. Annuaire.
Année 30, 37-30, 41, 42. Paris. 1860-81. **T 25.19
Aupipert, L. F. H. Indiscrétions et confidences. Souvenirs du
théatre et de la littérature. Paris. 1858. ¥**T 58.120
Bacn, S. F. Femmes de théatre. Prologue de Yvette Guilbert.
Paris. [1896:] (20) colored plates. **T 51.16
Baur, H. Studien zur Kritik der Moderne. Frankfurt a/M. 1894.
Portrait. 2874.116
Batsser, Le, du rideau. Anecdotes théatrales anciennes et modernes,
tirées des mémoires des temps. Paris. . 1837. **T 58.141

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Actors. (Continued.)
Baker, H. B. History of the London stage and its famous players.
1576-1903. London. 1904. 4578.175
Baxer, R. Remarks on the English language, im the manner of those
of Vaugelas on the French. [With some remarks on the spee™’:
and manners of the London actors.] London. 1779. 4588.22; etc.
Banvitis, T. F. pe. Mes souvenirs. Paris. 1882. Plate. 4646.67

Barpa, J. N. Souvenirs. Paris. 1846. Portraits. **T 56.61
Barpey p’AuREVILLY, J. A. Les vieilles actrices. Le musée des
antiques. Paris. 1884. ¥*T 57.271

BarnaBEE, H. C. Reminiscences. Being an attempt to account for
his life, with some excuses for his professional career. Boston.
1913. Portraits. Plates. 4045.163; **T.56.331; etc.

Battie, The, of the players. In imitation of Dean Swift’s Battle
of the books. In which are introduced the characters of all the
actors and actresses on the English stage. With an impartial
estimate of their respective merits. London. 1762. ¥**T 97.123

Baver, C. Caroline Bauer. (Grafin Broel-Plater.) Ein Lebensbild
aus ihren Briefen von Ludwig Brunier. Bremen. 1870. 2847.56

BEERBOHM, M. More. [2d edition.] London. 1907. 2579.135; etc.

Beitiamy, T. The London theatres: a poem. London. 1795.

No. 3 in **T.96.228.2

-Brrcu, J. F. Stage secrets and tricks of the trade. Being the con-

fessions of an actor. [New York.] 1913. ¥*T 77.216
Bouitty, J. N. Soixante ans du Théatre-francais. Par un amateur,
né en 1769. Paris. 1842. ¥*T 98.48

Brewer, J. N. Histrionic topography: or, the birth-places, residences,
and funeral monuments of the most distinguished actors. Illus-
trated by engravings by J. & H. Storer. London. 1818.

¥**T 96.229; etc.

Brouc, M. Hygiéne philosophique des artistes dramatiques, ou traité
des causes physiques, intellectuelles et morales, qui engendrées ou
favorisées par l’exercice de l’art dramatique, peuvent compromettre

la santé des artistes qui cultivent cet art... Paris. 1836. 2 v.
**M.141.10

Brown, J. The. stage: a poem [relating to the actors at the London
theatres]. London. 1810. No. 13 in **G,.3823.18

Brown, T. A. A history of the New York stage from the first
performance in 1732 to 1901. New York. 1903. 3 v. *4395.176
BrownsmitH, J. The rescue: or, Thespian scourge. Being a critical
enquiry into the merit of a poem, intituled, Thespis. Written in

Hudibrastic verse? London. 1767. #*T 54.27
Buck, L. W. B. Some players. Personal sketches. Chicago. 1899.
Portraits. **T 55.65 etc.

Burnanp, Sir F. C. Records and reminiscences, personal and
general. London. 1904. 2 v. Portraits. Plates.

4543-743 **T.55.97
Burton, J. G. The critic’s budget, or, a peep into the amateur
green room. London. [1819.] **T 56.17

C., H. An answer to some strictures on the profession of an actor,
published in the Morning Post by a gentleman, under the signa-
ture of Crito, with Crito’s letter annexed. London. 1805.

No. 7 in **G.3824.4

C****y, Ch. R. Le tribunal volatile, ou nouveau jugement porté
sur les acteurs, auteurs, et sur divers endroits publics de Paris.
Paris. An XI. [1803?] **T.79.19

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Catvert, A. H. Sixty-eight years on the stage. London. [rort.}
Portraits. Plates. **T..56.34
Campripce Garrick Club. The album of the Cambridge Garrick
Club: containing original and select papers on the drama, and

the proceedings of that society. Cambridge. 1836. Portraits.
¥*T 58.143
Canpip and impartial strictures on the performers belonging to
Drury-Lane, Covent-Garden, and the Haymarket theatres. Lon-

don. 1795. No. 3 in **G.3823.17; etc.
CavattHon, E. Contes et portraits rabelaisiens. 50 portraits
d’actrices [en vers]. Paris. [1885.] **T 97.322

Cuarvon, E. H. La troupe du roman comique dévoilée et les
comédiens de campagne au xvire siécle. Le Mans. 1876. **T.54.20
Cuurcuitt, C. The Rosciad and The apology. Edited by R. W.
Lowe. London. 1891. Portraits. **T 52.7
Crszer, C. An apology for the life of Mr. Colley Cibber, comedian,
and late patentee of the Theatre-Royal. With an historical view
of the stage during his own time. London. 1740. 2455-14
Crsper, T. A serio-comic apology for part of the life of Mr.
Theophilus Cibber, comedian. (Jn Shakespeare, W. Romeo and
Juliet, a tragedy. Pp. 69-108. London. [1748.]) **T.96.77; etc.
Crapr, H. A. Reminiscences of a dramatic critic. With an essay
on the art of Henry Irving. Boston. 1902. Portraits.
4395-168; etc.
Cuapp, J. B., and E. F. Envcert. Plays of the present. New-York.

1902. Portraits. **T 95.273 etc.
Couen, A. J. Familiar chats with the queens of the stage. New
York. 1890. Portraits. ¥*T 55.243 etc.
Coteman, J. Fifty years of an actor’s life. New York. 1904. 2 -v.
Portraits. 4544.190
Cottins, C. W. Great love stories of the theatre. A record of
theatrical romance. New York. to911. Portraits. 6252.79
Coguetin, B. C. Les comédiens. Réponse 4 M. Octave Mirbeau.
Paris. 1883. ¥*T 58.48
Costett1, G. La compagnia reale Sarda, e il teatro italiano dal 1821
al 1855. Milano. 1893. Portraits. 2768.142

CovattHac, V. La vie de théatre. Grandes et petites aventures de
Mile Montansier. — Esquisses. — Anecdotes. — Le Théatre a Bade.
Paris. [1863.] ¥*T 57.202

Cousin p’Avaton, C. Y. Comédiana, ou recueil d’anecdotes dra-
matiques, bon mots des comédiens, et réparties spirituelles, de
bonhomie et de naiveté du parterre. Paris. An IX.-1801.

**T 59.28

Cressy, W. M. Continuous vaudeville. Boston. [1914.] Illus.

Portraits. **T 97.349
CriT1guE des acteurs et actrices des différens théatres de Paris.

Paris. 1797. **T 59.52

Croxer, J. W. The familiar epistles. Addressed to Frederick Jones,
patentee of the Dublin Theatre, on the inefficiency of actors.
Walter Donaldson presents them to the public, with remarks
from personal knowledge. London. [1875.] Portrait. **T.57.429

—— Familiar epistles [in verse] to Frederick J s [Jones], Esq.,
on the present state of the Irish stage. Dublin. 1804.

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Actors. (Continued.)
CuMBERLAND, R. Memoirs written by himself. Interspersed with
anecdotes and characters of distinguished persons of his time.

London. 1807. 2 v. Portrait. _ **T 56.2433 etc.
DescHANEL, E. A. E. M. La vie des comédiens. Paris. [186-?]

F **T.57.343

Diary, The, of an actress; or, realities of stage life. Edited by H.

C. Shuttleworth. Londorf. 1885. ¥**T 58,110

Diaz bE Escovar, N. Apuntes escénicos cervantinos, 6 sea un estudio
histérico, bibliografico y biografico de las comedias y entremeses
escritos por Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra, con varias de sus
opiniones sobre las comedias y los cémicos y noticias de los
comediantes que debid conocer 6 mencioné en sus libros in-

mortales. Madrid. 1905. ¥**D) 146.14
Dicuet, C. Statuettes parisiennes. Illustrées par Ed. Morin et J.
Massieu. Paris. 1876. Portraits. ¥#*T 57.334
Dirrosz, J. Diprose’s Book of the stage and the players. [London.
1877.] Illus. Portraits. ¥*T 77.156
Donatpson, W. A. Fifty years of an actor's life; or, Thespian glean-
ings. London, 1858. **T 96.161

— Theatrical portraits: or, the days of Shakespeare, Betterton,
Garrick, and Kemble. London. 1870. Portrait. #*T 68.34: etc.
Doran, J. “Their majesties’ servants.” Annals of the English stage,
from Thomas Betterton to Edmund Kean. London. 1864. 2 v.
Portraits. 4572.97; etc.
Downman, H. The drama, a poem. London. 1775.
; No. 1 in **G.3820.11
Dramaticus, pseud. The profits of old actors. (Jn Shakespeare So-
ciety, London. Papers. Vol. 1, pp. 21-23. London. 1844.)
¥* 4596.11.13 etc.

—— The stage as it is. London. 1847. 6257.59; **T.78.76
Dreyrous, M. Les comédiens et la Légion d’honneur. Paris. 1863.
**T.95.89

Druriap, The: or strictures on the principal performers of Drury-
Lane Theatre: a satirical poem: with notes critical and explana-

 

tory. London. 1798. **T 74.8
Du Burp, V. La comédie de société au xviire siécle. Paris. 1893.
2668.111

Dusors, A., and E. C. Cuazot. Le Gil Blas du théatre. Paris. 1833.
2v. Plates. ¥*T 76.154
Dumont, Le vol plus haut, ou l’espion des principaux théatres
de la capitale; contenant une histoire abrégée des acteurs & actrices

de ces mémes théatres. [Paris.] 1784. **T 97.65; etc.
Duvat, G. Artistes et cabotins. Paris. 1878. ¥**T 58.40

Eaton, W. P. Plays and players. Leaves from a critic’s scrap-book.
Preface by Barrett H. Clark. Cincinnati. 1916. Plates.
6257.301; **T.46.70
Espron, L’, des coulisses, ou nouvelle critique sur les acteurs des
principaux théatres de Paris. A Paris. [1799/1800.] **T 59.20
FanFernot, E., and Satnt-VitaLt. De l’organisation des artistes
dramatiques. AS. Ex. le Ministre d’Etat. Paris. 1863. **T.95.62
Faurr, E. V.C. Grands seigneurs et comédiennes. Série 1. Paris.

 

1887. **T'.57.337
Fintay, J. Dramatic criticism. (Jn his Miscellanies. Pp. 206-282.
Dublin. 1835.) ¥*T 98.42

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Firzceratp, P. H. The romance of the English stage. London.
1874. 2. 2572.55; ** 1.506.213; etc.
Fontane, T. Causerien iiber Theater. Berlin. 1905. 6252.75
Foote, S. The Roman and English comedy consider’d and compar’d.
And an examen into the merit of the present comic actors.
London 1747. **T 46.38; etc.
Fritz, A. Die Kiinstlerfamilie Lortzing an rheinischen Bihnen. (Jn
Archiv fiir Theatergeschichte. Vol. 1, pp. 160-168. ‘Berlin. 1904.)
¥*6907.12.1

Frouman, D. Memories of a manager. Reminiscences of the old
Lyceum and of some players of the last quarter century. Garden
City, New York. 1911. Portraits. Plates.- 6257.65; **T.57.441
Garrick, D, The theatres. A poetical dissection. London. 1772.

Illus. **T 54.25; etc.
Gensicuen, O. F. Berliner Hofschauspieler. Silhouetten. Berlin.
1872. **T 96.351
Germain, A. Les dessous du théatre. Les agences dramatiques et
lyriques. Paris. 1891. **T 77.90
Geroont, L., pseud. Loges d’artistes. Paris. 1889. Illus. Portraits.
**T 54.13

GiLtttLtanp, T. A dramatic synopsis, containing an essay on the
political and moral use of a theatre; involving remarks on the
dramatic writers of the present day, and strictures on the per-

formers of the two theatres. London. 1804. **T 76.59; etc.
Ginisty, P. Choses et gens de théatre. Paris. 1892. ¥*T 97.77
Grau, R. Forty years observation of music and the drama. New
York. 1909. Portraits. 4045.172

Graves, H. M. An essay on the genius of Shakespeare, with critical
remarks on the characters of Romeo, Hamlet, Juliet, and Ophelia.
Annexed ... remarks on the leading actors of the day. London.
1826. **T 57.138; etc.

Great Britain. Public Record Office. Royal patents for players. (In
Malone Society. Collections. Vol. 1, part 3, pp. 260-284. [Ox-
ford.] 1909.) **G.4077.15.1.Part 3

GREEN-ROOM mirror, The. Chiefly delineating our present theatrical
performers, by a genuine reflection. London. 1786. **T.56.299; etc.

GREEN ROOM yarns. New York. 1876. Illus. **T 93.9
GripBLez, F. H. Romances of the French theatre. New York. 1913.
Portraits. ¥**T 56.70

Hackett, J. H. Notes and comments upon certain plays and actors
of Shakespeare, with criticisms and correspondence. New York.
1863. Portrait. **T 57.1783 etc.

Hamm, M. A. Eminent actors in their homes. Personal descriptions
and interviews. New York. 1902. Portraits. Plates. **T.57.259

Harrat, T. A monody on the death of Mr. John Palmer, the
comédian. Prefixed, a review of his theatrical powers; with
observations on the most eminent performers on the London
stage. London. 1798. **T 56.131; etc.

HasLewoop, J., compiler. Green room gossip; or, gravity gallinipt:
a gallimanfry; consisting of theatrical anecdotes —bon-mots ...
{London.] 1809. ¥**T 58.11

Hawkins, W. Miscellanies in prose and verse. Containing observa-
tions on the principal performers belonging to the two theatres-
royal; from January 1773, to May 1775. London. 1775.

3 **T 58.103; etc.
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Actors. (Continued.) ‘
Hazuitt, W. A view of the English stage; or, a series of dramatic
criticisms. London. 1818. 2555.19; etc.
Hépourn, P. Mosaique: peintres, musiciens, littérateurs, artistes
dramatiques, a partir du 15¢ siécle jusqu’a nos jours. Paris. 1856.
Portrait. ¥**M.371.6
Hénin pe Cuvitiers, E. F., Baron v’. Des comédiens, et du clergé;
suivi de réflexions sur le mindement de Monseigneur l’archevéque

de Rouen. Paris. 1825. **T 57.387
—— Encore des comédiens et du clergé, accompagné d’une notice
sur le ministére francais en 1825. Paris. 1825. ~ ¥*T 97.14

Heywoop, T. An apology for actors. Containing three brief treatises:
I. Their antiquity; 2. their ancient dignity; 3. the.true use of their
quality. London. 1612. **G,177.10; etc.

Hispert, H. G. Fifty years of a Londoner’s life. With a preface
by T. P. O'Connor. London. 1916. Portraits. Plates. 4545.151

Hicks, FE. S. Seymour Hicks: twenty-four years of an actor’s life.

By himself. London. t1g1o0. Portrait. 4549-161; **T.57.225
Horton, W. E. About stage folks. Detroit; Mich. 1902. Portraits.
¥*T 58.21

Houssaye, A. Galerie de portraits du dix-huitiéme siécle. Paris.
1854. 2 v. 2670.8
Husert, E., and C. pe Trocorr. Les actrices de Paris. Quatrains.
Paris. 1872. **T.57.427

Hunt, J. H. L. Critical essays on the performers of the London
theatres, including general observations on the practise and

genius of the stage. London. 1807. **T 58.96; etc.
Huret, J. Loges et coulisses. Paris. 1901. **T 77.71
InpiscreT, L’, des coulisses ou biographie des artistes dramatiques
de Paris. Paris. 1841. #*T 50.3

InreRNAL congress, The: or news from below. Being a letter from
Dick Estcourt, the late famous comedian to the Spectator. Lon-
don. 1713. No. 4 in **G.3823.14

Irvinc, Sir H. English actors: their characteristics and their
methods. A discourse in the University schools, at Oxford.

Oxford. 1886. 4557-79; **T.98.3; etc.
Jackson, S. P. Garrick’s looking-glass: or, the art of rising on the
stage. A poem. Dublin. 1776. ¥*T 98.53

Jacozs, M., compiler. Deutsche Schauspielkunst. Zeugnisse zur
Bithnengeschichte klassischer Rollen. Leipzig. 1913. Portraits.
6257.114

Jenxins, R. Memoirs of the Bristol stage, from the period of the
theatre at Jacob’s Well, down to the present time. Bristol. 1826.

- ¥**T 77,180; etc.
Jerome, J. K. Stage-land: curious habits and customs of its in-

~ habitants, described by Jerome K. Jerome, drawn by J. Bernard

Partridge. London. 1890. Illus. #*T 46.33; etc.
Jones, S. The actor and his art. Some considerations of the
present condition of the stage. London. 1899. *€T 77.214
Ketty, H. Thespis: or, a critical examination into the merits of all
the principal performers. London. | 1766, 67. ¥**T 54.26; etc.
KeEnpaL, M. Some pros and cons of theatrical life. (Jn Woman’s
library, The. Vol. 1, pp. 223-253. London. 1903.) 5589a.351
Kircagacno, W. Deutsche Schauspieler und Schauspielkunst. Kiel.
1892. 4875.40

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Actors. (Continued.)
Knispet, H. Bunte Bilder aus dem Kunst- und Theaterleben. Darm-

stadt. 1901. Portraits. Plates. ; 4876.37
Kozst, G. Famous actors & actresses and their homes. Boston.
1903. Illus. Portraits. Plates. 4343-235

Kossmann, E. F. Nieuwe bidragen tot de geschiedenis van het
Nederlandsche tooneel in de 17e en 18e eeuw. ‘s-Gravenhage.
1915. Portrait. Plates. **T.75.78

Lactaize, J. B. Figurines dramatiques. Portraits d’acteurs et
d’actrices. Roses & épines de la vie théatrale. Anecdotes
inédites. [Paris.] 1882. *#T 57.285

La JouarpréreE, M. pz, pseud. M. de La Jobardiére aux acteurs,
actrices et critiques du Théatre francais. Paris. 1815. **T.76.120

La Rounat, A. N. C. R. pe. Lettre a M. T.... sur les décorations
des comédiens. (Jn his Souvenirs et poésies diverses. Pp. 71-80.
Paris. [1886.]) 4670b.1; **T.57.246

Laurent, J. B. E. L'esprit au théatre. Paris. [1860.] **T 57.341
LazarovicH-HReEBELIANovICcH, E., Princess. Pleasures and palaces.

New York. 1915. Portraits. Plates. 6252.119

Lecouvi, G. J. B. E. W. Lacroix d’honneur et les comédiens. Paris.

1863. **T 95.88
— Sixty years of recollections. London. 1893. 2 v.

2644.100; **T.56.203

Leman, W. M. Memories of an old actor. San Francisco. 1886.

Portrait. , 4348.1593; **T.57.43

Lennox, Lord W. P. Celebrities I have known; with episodes, po-
litical, social, sporting, and theatrical. [1st,] 2d series. London.
1876, 77. 4 V. 2573-61

Lewes, G. H. On actors and the art of acting. London. 1875.

**T 57.6; etc.

Lewinsky, J., editor. Vor den Coulissen. Original-Blatter von Cele-

britaten des deutschen Theaters und der Musik. Berlin. 1881.

82. 2v.in 1. Portraits. Music. #*T 56.302
Locan, O. Before the footlights and behind the scenes. Phila-
delphia. 1870. Illus. Portraits. Plates. *4504.9
— Same. The mimic world and public exhibitions. Philadelphia.
1871. Portraits. Plates. 4504.8; **T.76.22
Logan, W. H. The Edinburgh rosciad; for the summer season.
[Verses. Edinburgh.] 1834. **T 77.197

Lorre, L., compiler. Anecdotes de théatre. Comédiens — comédiennes
— bons mots des coulisses et du parterre. Paris. 1875. **T.77.133
Lypen, E. F. M. pz. Le théatre d’autrefois et d’aujourd’hui. Can-

tatrices et comédiens. 1532-1882. Paris. 1882. **M.127.29
McCann, W. E. Actors’ memories. [Philadelphia. 1869.] 7608.128
Mauatin, P. Au bout de la lorgnette. Paris. 1883. **T 57.23

— Ces petites dames du théatre. Paris. 1862. Plate. **T.59.18
—- Les jolies actrices de Paris. Série [1-]5. Paris. 1868-89.
5 v. Illus. Portraits. **T 57.24
*Marcosson, I. F., and D. Fronman. Charles Frohman: manager and
man. With an appreciation by James M. Barrie: New York.
1916. Illus. Portraits, 4343-270; **T.56.337
Maroaret, pseud. Theatrical sketches. Here and there with promi-
nent actors. New York. [18094.] Portraits. 4349a.244; **T.58.111
Mariani, A. Figures contemporaines tirées de Album Mariani.
Paris. 1894, 96. 2v. Portraits. ¥*T 53.14

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Actors. (Continued.) :
Marston, J. W. Our recent actors: being recollections critical, and
in many cases, personal, of late distinguished performers of both
sexes. With some incidental notices of living actors. London.
1888. 2 v. / 4547-119; **T.57.292
Martin, Sir T. Essays on the drama. London. 1874. **T 76.53
Matuews, A. Anecdotes of actors: with other desultory recollec-

 

tions, etc. London. 1844. 4543.66; **T.55.64
Tea-table talk, ennobled actresses, and other miscellanies.
London. 1857. 2 v. 2578.52; **T.56.316
MarttHews, J. B. On acting. New York. 1914. 5599.163
Mavueny, A., Comte pE. Le demi-monde sous le Second Empire.
Souvenirs d’un sybarite. Paris. [1892.] Portraits. ¥*T 97.247

Mauecras, C. G. Les comédiens hors la loi. Paris. 1887.
**T 55.101; etc.
Maveur DE Satnt Paut, F. M. Le chroniqueur désceuvré, ou I’espion
du Boulevard du Temple, contenant les annales scandaleuses &
véridiques des directeurs, acteurs’ & saltinbanques [sic] du Boule-
vard, avec un résumé de leur vie & mceurs par ordre chronologique.

Londres. 1782. ¥*T 76.38
— Same. Le désceuvré, ou l’espion du Boulevard du Temple. A
Londres. 1782. : **T 77.201
Mrrseau, O. Le comédien. Suivi de l’entrefilet de M. Vitu, — la
lettre de M. Mirbeau 4 M. Magnard, — Y’ordre du jour du théatre
du Chateau-d’Eau. Paris. 1883. — **T58.47
MonseEtet, C. Acteurs et actrices. Dessins par E. Lorsay. Paris.
1867. Plates. **T.99.40; etc.
Mortemar, J. DE. Folly’s queens; or, women whose loves have ruled
the world. N. Y. [1882.] Portraits. Plates. **T. 55.19

Mouuy, C. ve F., Chevalier pe. Tablettes dramatiques, contenant
Vabrégé de Vhistoire du Théatre francois, l’établissement des
théatres a Paris, et l’abrégé de l’histoire des auteurs & des acteurs.

A Paris. 1752-58. **T 78.27; etc.
Muttert, A. E., compiler. A dramatic scrap-book ... devoted to
sketches of actors & to criticisms of plays and acting. [Boston.
1894-99.] 7 v. Illus. Portraits. ¥*T 11.9
Munpay, L. A chronicle of friendships. New York. [1913.] Por-_
traits. Plates. 4545-177
"Munpus dramaticus. (The new Rosciad.) A satire [in verse].
London. 1852. **T 99.5

Murvocn, J. E. Reminiscences of the stage. [Boston. 1874.]
No. 37 in **G.3822.3
—— The stage; or, recollections of actors and acting from an

experience of fifty years. Philadelphia. 1880. Portrait.
**T 55.3; etc.
Myrtte, M., Esq., pseud. The histrionade: or, theatric tribunal; a
poem, descriptive of the principal performers at both houses
[Drury Lane and Covent Garden]. London. 1802. **T.56.190; etc.
New York Dramatic Mirror. [Cuttings from the New York
Dramatic Mirror describing the Edwin Forrest Home for retired
actors, with accounts of some of its occupants. New York. 1899?]
Illus. Portraits. — *4340.140
O’Connor, J. B. Chapters in the history of actors and acting in
ancient Greece, together with a Prosopographia histrionum
Graecorum. A dissertation, Princeton University. Chicago.
1908. 2965.105
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Actors. (Continued.)

O pb stacer, An, pseud. Stage reminiscences. Recollections, chiefly
personal, of performers during the last forty years. Glasgow.
1866. **T 58.5 3 etc.

Ourvier, J. J. Voltaire et les comédiens interprétes de son théatre.

tude sur l’art théAtral et les comédiens au xviite siécle. Paris.
1900. Plate. . : _ 4676.23.

Osmun, T. E. Acting and actors, elocution and elocutionists. A

book about theater folk and theater art. New York. 1804.

Portraits. 3599a.101 ; **T.78.61
Oxserry, W. Oxberry’s Anecdotes of the stage, &c. London. 1827.
Portrait. **T.57.278
Paccarp, J. E. Le petit homme noir aux acteurs et actrices du
Théatre francais. Paris. 1815. #*T 57.368

ParotssE-Pouain, F. A. A. Acteurs et actrices d’autrefois. Histoire
anecdotique des théditres 4 Paris depuis trois cents ans. Paris.
[1897.] Illus. Portraits. **T 56.269

Parrer, C. H. Recollections of old play-bills. (Jn Bostonian, The.
Vol. 2, pp. 254-258. Portraits. Boston. 1895.) ¥*5301.45.2

Prtites vérités au grand jour, sur les acteurs, les peintres, les jour-
nalistes, etc. [Paris.] An VIII. [1800.] **T 57.399

Puetps, H. P. Players of a century. A record of the Albany stage.
Including notices of prominent actors who have appeared in
America. Albany. 1880. ¥*T 97.7

— The stage history of famous plays. Hamlet from the actors’
standpoint. Its representatives, and a comparison of their per-
formances. New York. 1890. Portraits. 4597-116; **T.57.41

Pitiet, F. Vérités 4 ordre du jour, ou nouvelle critique raisonnée,
tant des acteurs, des théatres de Paris, que des piéces qui y ont
été représentées pendant le cours de l’année derniére. A Paris.
1798. Plate.. **T 79.7

—— Same. 2¢€ année. Melpoméne et Thalie vengées, ou nouvelle
critique impartiale et raisonnée tant des différens théatres de
Paris, que des piéces qui y ont été représentées pendant le cours

de année derniére. A Paris. [1799.] Plate. -  #*T 79.6
Pitter, F., and others. La lorgnette de spectacle ou la revue des
acteurs. A Paris. [1798/09.] ¥**T 59.45

Pitou, A. Masters of the show as seen in retrospection by one who
has been associated with the American stage for nearly fifty years.
New York. [1914.] Portraits. - 6257.369

PogticaL review, The, a poem. Being a satirical display of the
literal characters of Mr. G*rr*ck [Garrick], Mr. C*lm*n [Col-
man], Mr. Sh*r***n [Sheridan], Genl. B**rg***e [Burgoyne], Mr.
M*ckl*n [Macklin], Dr. K*nr**k [Kenrick]. London. [1780?]

No. 13 in **G.3820.11

Potrow bE Sarnt-Mars, G. A. ve C. pe C., Vicomtesse pe. Portraits con-
temporains [contenant notices des actrices Rosina Stoltz, Adélaide
Ristori, Rose Chéri (Mme Montigny)]. Paris. 1864. **T.57.423

Pottocx, W. H. The modern French theatre, with critical notes on
some of the principal French actors. Paris. 1878. 4672.57

Ponp, J. B. Eccentricities of genius. Memories of famous men and
women of the platform and stage. New York. [1900.] Portraits.
Plate. 2246.76; **T.56.75

Portrotio, A, of players [Augustin Daly’s company]. With a packet
of notes thereon by H.C. Bunner, E. A. Dithmar, Laurence Hu*-

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Actors. (Continued.)
ton, Brander Matthews and William Winter. New York. 1888.
Portraits. Plates. ¥ET 52.12
PRESENT state, The, of the stage in Great Britain and Ireland. And
the theatrical characters of the principal performers, in both
kingdoms, impartially considered. London. 1753. **T.77.151; etc.
R., G. F. The actress of the day. A poem. London. [18—?]

**T 58.29

Reenrer, F. J. P. T. Souvenirs et études de théatre. Paris. 1887.

Portrait. ¥**T 57.384

REIFFENBERG, F. G.- E. C. M., Baron pz. Ce que c’est qu’une actrice.

Paris. 1861. : ¥**T 98.136
RéMOoND DE SAINTE-ALBINE, P. Le comédien. A Paris. 1748.

**T 77.64; etc.

Rosins, E. Echoes of the playhouse. Reminiscences of some past
glories of the English stage. New York. 1895. Portraits. Plate.
**T.57.81; etc.
Rozgson, W. The old play-goer. London. 1846. 4575.18; **T.76.143
Roguepian, L. V. N. Les coulisses de ’Opéra. Paris. 1855.
No. 2 in **M.129a.33
Rosenserc, C. G. You have heard of them. [Containing sketches of
Fanny Cerito, Giulia Grisi, Lablache, Lola Montez, Ronconi,
Catharine Hayes, Carlotta Grisi, Charles Kean, Dion Bourcicault
[sic], Jenny Lind and Charlotte Cushman.] New York. 1854.
Portraits. 2248.85; **T.57.198
Rowianps, W. Among the great masters of drama. Scenes in the
lives of famous actors. Boston. [1903.] Portraits. Plates.
2249a.29
Rus,.O., compiler. Das Burgtheater: statistischer Rickblick auf die
Tatigkeit und die Personalverhaltnisse wahrend der Zeit vom 8.
April 1776 bis 1. Januar 1913. Ein theaterhistorisches Nach-

schlagebuch. Wien. 1913. 6252.117
Russetu, Sir E. R. That reminds me. London. 1899. Portrait.

4543-149; etc.

Ryan, Kate. Old Boston Museum days. Boston. 1915. Portraits.

Plates. 6257.50; **T.76.194

Ryan, R., compiler. Dramatic table talk; or, scenes, situations, &
adventures, serious & comic, in theatrical history & biography.
London. 1825-30. 3 v. Portraits. Platés. 2259.57; **T.78.13

Sapter, L. R. Theatrical anecdotes; or, fun and curiosities of the
play, the playhouse, and the players. London. 1882.

¥

2554.61; **T.58.80

SALTARINO, Signor, pseud. Das Artistentum und seine Geschichte.
Leipzig. soto. Illus. Portraits. 2243.87
Santiey, S:r C. Reminiscences of my life. London. 1909. Por-
traits. Plates. 4047.289

Sartine, A. R. J. G. G. dE, Comte d’Alby. Documents inédits sur le
régne de Louis xv; ou, anecdotes galantes sur les actrices,
demoiselles entretenues, grisettes, etc. Bruxelles. 1863.

¥**T 57.268
Savarv, F. Les petits mystéres de l’Ecole lyrique. Paris. 1862.
Portrait. **T 59.17

ScuiessLer, S. W. Couvlissen-Blitze in Anekdoten, Schwanken,
Schnurren und witzigen Einfallen, auf Theater und Schauspieler
geschleudert. Schleuder 1-6. Meissen. 1828, 29. 6 v. in 1.
Colored plates. **T.59.53

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Actors. (Continued.) :

Scumipt, F. L. Denkwiirdigkeiten des Schauspielers, Schauspiel-
dichters und Schauspieldirectors Friedrich Ludwig Schmidt (1772-
1841). Nach hinterlassenen Entwiirfen zusammengestellt und

herausgegeben von Hermann Uhde. Hamburg. 1875. 2 Vv.
**ET 58.52
SHAKESPEAREAN actors. Scrap-book. [18—?] 2 v. **G.3930.13
SKEWBALL, Peter, pseud. A catalogue of curiosities, chiefly theatrical,
which are to be sold by auction; being part of the effects of a
virtuoso, lately deceas’d. [A list of imaginary articles satirizing
the leading actors of the day.] London. 1748. **T.57.141; etc.
SguassLz, The, of the Richmond players. Including some choice
hints, and curious theatrical remarks. With a criticism, on a
remarkable Twickenham play-bill. London. [17—?] **T.57.134
‘STAGE gossip or theatrical tit-bits, ancient and modern. London.
[188-?] #*T 55,46
Stamma, L. The Kellyad: or a critical examination into the merits
of Thespis. [Verse.] London. 1767. No. 8 in **G.3947.2
Stapteaux, L. L. L. Les courtisanes du Second Empire. [Anon.]
Partie 3: Les actrices. Série‘1. Bruxelles. 1871. **T 96.5
Stoner, H. D. Personal recollections of the drama or theatrical
reminiscences, embracing sketchés of prominent actors. Albany,
N. Y. 1873. Portraits. **T 56.194
Stranc, L. C. Players and plays of the last’ quarter century. An
historical summary of causes and a critical review of conditions
as existing in the American theatre at the close of the nineteenth

century. Boston. 1903. 2 v. Portraits. Plates.

4343-215; **T.77.18
Stupies of old actors. 1: Garrick in “Lord Hastings.” 11: Mossop
in “Cardinal Wolsey.” 111: Henderson in “Jacques.” [Dublin.

1863.] : 7 No. 4 in **G.62.5
Symons, A. Plays, acting and music. London. 1903. Portraits.
6252.68

T., J. A letter of compliment to the ingenious author of A treatise
on the passions, so far as they regard the stage; with a critical
enquiry into the theatrical merit of M. G k, Mr. Q n, and
Mr. B y, &c. Wih some further remarks on Mr. M. n.
And a few hints on our modern actresses, particularly Mrs.
Cc r and Mrs. P. d. London. [1747.] **T..77.303 etc.

TayLor, ——-. Theatrical portraits, epigramatically delineated;
wherein the merit and demerit of most of our stage heroes and
heroines are excellently painted by some of the best masters.

 

 

 

 

 

 

London. [1774.] ~ No. 13 in **G.3820.9
Taytor, J. Records of my life. London. 1832. 2v. Portrait.
**T 55.1033 etc.

Tay tor, T. The great actors of 1775. [London. 1863.]

No. 3 in **G.62.5
Terry, E. The story of my life. Recollections and reflections.
New York. 1908. Portraits. Plates. 4545-179
THEATRICAL correspondence in death. An epistle from Mrs. Old-
field, in the shades, to Mrs. Br..ceg...rdle, upon earth: con-
taining a dialogue between the most eminent players in the shades,
upon the late stage desertion. London. 1743. **T 57.346; etc.
THEATRICAL examiner, The: an enquiry into the merits and demerits

of the present English performers in general. London. 1757.
**®T 96.81; etc,

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Actors. (Continued.) 3
THEATRICAL jester, The: or green-room witticisms. Being a collection
of entertaining and original anecdotes, bon mots, repartees, &c.,
relating to the stage. London. [1795.] : **T 58,18
TuratricaL Mission, London. “Stars,” a year’s work in the Theatrical
Mission, with list of contributors, 1891-1892. London. [1892.]
Plates. ¥*7578.115
THEATRICAL portraits. [Verses. London. 1795?] **T 93.5
TueatricaL Review, The: for the year 1757, and beginning of 1758.
Containing critical remarks on the principal performers of both
the theatres [Drury Lane and Covent Garden]. London. 1758.

**T 96.85; etc.
TuespraD, The. [Criticisms in verse of English actors.] London.
1809. **T 96.319

Tomutns, Sir T. E. Three new privy seals for players in the time of
Shakespeare. (Ju Shakespeare Society, London. Papers. Vol. 4.
pp. 41-49. London. 1849.) *4596.11.4; etc.

Towssz, J. R. Sixty years of the theater. An old critic’s memories.
New York. 1916. Portraits. Plate. 6257.109

Trip, A, to Parnassus; or, the judgment of Apollo on dramatic
authors and performers. A poem. London. 1788. **T 93.6

Manvenuorr, G. Leaves from an actor’s note-book; with remi-
niscences and chit-chat of the green-room and the stage in Eng-
land and America. New York. 1860. 4398.135; **T.57.77; etc.

—— Same. Dramatic reminiscences; or, actors and actresses in *

England and America. London. 1860. **T 57.14
Van Dyk, H. S. Theatrical portraits; with other poems. London.
1822. Portraits. #*T 58.55

Various English actors— newspaper clippings. N. D. [1850?]
No. 23 in **G.3930.13.2
VoELKer, F. Berithmte Schauspieler im griechischen Alterthum.
Hamburg. 1899. Illus. » *5914.50.N.F.Ser.14
Wacner, L. The stage, with the curtain raised. London.- [1881.]
¥**T 77,208; etc.
Watopron, F. G., editor. The Shakspearean miscellany: containing
. biographical anecdotes of theatrical performers; with por-
traits of ancient and modern actors. A concise history of the early
English stage. London. 1802. 2595.2; etc.
Watktey, A. B. Playhouse impressions. London. 1892.
4577-141; **T.47.107
Wattacx, J. J. Memories of fifty years. New-York. 1889. Por-
traits. Plates. 4342.88; **T.57.107; etc.
Wepmore, Sir F. Memories. London. [1912.] 4544.238
Wemyss, F. C. Twenty-six years of the life of an actor and manager.
With sketches, anecdotes and opinions of the professional mecits of
the most celebrated actors of our day. New York. 1847. **T.57.123
WewiTzeEr, R. Dramatic reminiscences, anecdotes, comical sayings’
and doings. London. [185-?] Portrait. **T 59.33; etc.
Wauytr, F. Actors of the century. A play-lover’s gleanings from
theatrical annals. London. 1898. Portraits. **T 53.8; etc.
Wicners von Gocu, O. Das Elend der deutschen Schauspieler.
Ziirich. 18093. ¥*T 96.352
Wivxinson, T. Memoirs of his own life. York. 17090. 4 v.
#*'T58.53; etc.
Wittiams, J. The children of Thespis. A poem. 13th edition, with
additional characters. London. 17092. **T 47.110; etc.

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Actors. (Continued.) : any 3
— The pin-basket to the children of Thespis. With notes his-

torical, critical and biographical. London. 1797. ¥*T 58.38
Witson, F. Recollections of a player. New York. 1897. Illus.
Portraits. Plates. T5417
Wixson, M. B. Memoirs of Miss Mellon, afterwards Duchess of
St. Albans. London. 1886. 2 v. 2541-109
Wrneats, C. E. L. Shakespeare’s heroes on the stage. New York.
1896. Portraits. 4596.135; **T.47.90
—— Shakespeare’s heroines on the stage. New York. [1895.]
Portraits. 4595-1343 **T.47.89
Winstow, C. M. Yesterdays with actors. Boston. 1887. Portraits.
2245.64; **T.56.313

Winter, W. The actor and other speeches; chiefly on theatrical.
subjects and occasions. New-York. 1891. Portrait. **T.95.11; etc.
—— Life and art of Joseph Jefferson. New York. 1894. Por-

traits. Plates. 4346.163
— Other days. Being chronicles and memories of the stage. New
York. 1908. Portraits. 4343-271

— Shadows of the stage. New York. 1892-95. 3 v.
. 2409.130; **T.49.8
— Shakespeare on the stage. New York. 1911-16. 3 v. Portraits.
4597-165; **T.56.57
—— Vagrant memories. Being further recollections of other days.
New York. 10915. Portraits. Plates. : 4343-272
Wootcott, A. Mrs. Fiske. Her views on actors, acting and the
problems of production. New York. 1917. (8), 229 pp. Por-
traits, one colored. Plates. Facsimiles. 6257.307
Wricut, J. The second generation of English professional actors,
1625-1670. (Jn Arber, E., editor. An English garner. Vol. 2, pp.
272-282. London. 1879.) *4557.62.2

Actors. Biography. Collections.
See also Actors. Portraits; Singers.

ApraHam, E. Les acteurs et les actrices de Paris. Biographie
compléte. Paris. 1858. **T 57.410
Aryoy, P. M. Grande biographie dramatique, ou silhouette des
acteurs, chanteurs, danseurs, etc., de Paris et des départemens.
Paris. 1824. **£T 50.7
ANNUAIRE dramatique. Histoire des théatres, biographie des acteurs
de Paris et de la banlieue. Année rt. Paris. 1845. **T.99.24; etc.
Armstrone, C. F. A century of great actors. 1750-1850. London.
[1912.] Portraits. 4545.165
Aston, A. A brief supplement to Colley Cibber, Esq.; his lives
of the late famous actors and actresses. Printed for the author.
(In Cibber, Colley. An apology for the life of Mr. Colley Cibber.
Vol. 2, pp. 297-318. London. 1889.) ¥**T 54.7.2; etc.
AUTHENTIC memoirs of the green-room; involving sketches of the
performers of the Theatres Royal, Drury-Lane, Covent-Garden.
and the Hay-Market. London. 1801-03. Portraits. **T 209.19
AUTHENTIC memoirs of the green-room; including sketches of the
performers of the Theatres Royal, Drury-Lane, Covent-Garden,
and the Haymarket. London. [1814?] Portrait. **T.29.22; etc.
Baker, H. B. English actors from Shakespeare to Macready. New
York. 1879. 2 v. **®T 57.188; etc.
— Our old actors. London. 1878. 2-v. Portraits. 2453.53; etc.

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Actors. Biography. Collections. (Continued.)
Barnes, J. H. Forty years on the stage. Others (principally) and
myself. New York. 1915. Portraits. 4545.169
Barrikre, J. F.,,editor. Mémoires de Mille Clairon, de Lekain, de
Préville, de Dazincourt, de Molé, de Garrick, de Goldoni. Paris.
1846. **T 57,280; etc.
—— Same. Vor und auf den Bretern. Schauspieler-Memoiren nach
F. Barriére’s Bibliothéque des mémoires, teutsch bearbeitet von

Ida Frick. Dresden. 1848, 49. 2 v. 4679a.67
Barto, F. Notizie istoriche de’ comici italiani che fiorirono intorne
all’ anno mpt. Padova. [1781.] *4740a.6
Berton, P. F.S. M. Souvenirs de la vie de théatre. Paris. [1914?]
Portrait. 4677.117

Brerpaum, O. J. Fiinfundzwanzig Jahre Miinchner Hoftheater-
Geschichte. Ein Riickblick auf die fiinfundzwanzigjahrige Amts-
fithrung des Freiherrn Karl von Perfall als Leiter der Minchner

Hofbiithnen. Mutinchen. 1892. Portraits. ¥*T 76.25
BrocrarHy, The, of the British stage. With anecdotes and poetry.
New York. 1824. ¥**T 57.3523 etc.
Brack, H. C. Pen, pencil, baton and mask. Biographical sketches.
London. 18096. Portraits. 2543-1533 **T.56.29
Borcretpt, G. Genies der Bithne. Charakteristiken. Leipzig.
[1899.] No. 4 in 4896.50.402
Brown, A. A., compiler. Dramatic and musical personals. [Boston.
1903-1913.] Io v. Illus. Portraits. ¥*T. 14.4
—— Theatrical biographies. [Boston. 1go01-13.] 20 v. Illus.
Portraits. eT 14.2

Brown, T. A. History of the American stage. Containing bio-
graphical sketches of nearly every member of the profession
that has appeared on the American stage, from 1733 to 1870. New

York. [1870.] Portraits. **T 56.256; etc.
Burat pe Gurecy, E. Biographie des acteurs de Paris. Paris. 1837.
¥**T 59.50

Burrat, A. Dictionnaire universel du théatre en France et du
théatre francais a l’étranger, par J. Goizet. Avec biographies de
tous les auteurs et des principaux artistes de toutes les époques,
par A. Burtal. Paris. [1867, 68.] 3 parts in tr v. ¥*T 44.3; etc.

Camparpon, L. E. Les comédiens du roi de la troupe frangaise
pendant les deux derniers siécles. Documents inédits recueillis
aux Archives nationales. Paris. 1870. ¥*T 55.37

— Les comédiens du roi de la troupe italienne pendant les deux
derniers siécles. Documents inédits recueillis aux Archives natio-
nales. Paris. 1880. 2 v. ¥*T 55.32

Les spectacles de la foire. Depuis 1595 jusqu’a 1791.’ Documents

- inédits recueillis aux Archives nationales. Paris. 1877. 2v. **T.75.9

Cuauin, N. P. Biographie dramatique des principaux artistes anglais
venus a Paris; précédée de souvenirs historiques du théatre anglais
a Paris, en 1827 et 1828. Paris. 1828. ¥**T 59.10

Cuetwoop, W. R. A general history of the stage, from its origin in
Greece down to the present time. With the memoirs of most
of the principal performers that have appeared on the English
and Irish stage for these last fifty years. London. 1749.

4578.3; **T.78.10; etc.

Crap, J. B., and E. F. Epcert. Players of the present. New York.

1899-1901. 3 v.. Portraits. ¥**T 95.22

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Actors. Biography. Collections. (Continued.) .
CLagurur patenté, Un, pseud. Nouvelle grande biographie dramatique,
ou silhouette des acteurs, chanteurs, danseurs, de 1825 a 1830, de
Paris et des départemens, suivie des adresses des acteurs. Paris.
1851. ¥#*T 59.26
Craretiz, J. A. A. Profils de théatre. Paris. [1902.] **T..57.703 etc.
CLément, J. M. B., and J. pe La Porte. Anecdotes dramatiques. A
Paris. 1775. 3 v. **T 58.3; etc.
Coteman, J. Players and playwrights I have known. London. 1888.
2 Vv. 4541.106; **T.56.232
Cottier, J. P. Memoirs of the principal actors in the plays of
Shakespeare. London. 1846. **T 55.130; etc.

Coox, E. D. Hours with the players. London. 1881. 2 v.

2476.65; **T.57.13
Corin, A. Histoire des comédiens de la troupe de Moliére. Paris.
1886. 4671.76; **T.56.31
Crospy, B. Crosby’s Pocket companion to the playhouses. Being
the lives of all the principal London performers. London. 1796.
Portrait. ¥**'T 58.139
Cuisin, J. P. R. Bouquet offert 4 Mile Rachel, actrice tragique aux
francais. Suivi de notices biographiques sur cette grande

tragédienne et autres acteurs célébres. Paris. 1839. Plate.
¥*T 55.26
D., H. N. Fifty years of a play-goer’s journal; or, annals of the
New York stage, 1798-1848. With biographical sketches of the

principal performers. New York. [1860.] **T 77,182
DarTHENAY, V. Les acteurs et les actrices de Paris. Biographie
compléte. Paris. 1853. **T 57.409

Dawe, M. Miscellanies, in prose and verse. Added, some private
memoirs of Mrs. W.- n and Miss R——ns, of Drury-Lane

 

 

Theatre. London. 1776. **T.97.231
Donatvson, W. A. Recollections of an actor. London. 1865. viii,
360 pp. 4549a.243; **T.58.84
Same. Fifty years of green-room gossip; or, recollections of

an actor. London. [1881.] 4549a.244; **T.58.39
Dramatic memoirs and criticisms. N. p. N. d. **T 15.6

Dramatic peerage, The, 1891. Personal notes and professional
sketches of the actors and actresses of the London stage. Com-
piled by E. Reid and H. Compton. London. [1891.] **T 28.6

Drew, L. L. Autobiographical sketches of Mrs. John Drew. With
an introduction by her son John Drew. With biographical notes
by D. Taylor. New York. 1899. Illus. Portraits.

4343.212; **T 56.253

Epwarns, -H. S. Idols of the French stage. London. 1880. 2 v.

**'T55.87; etc.

Ersenzere, L. J. Ludwig Eisenberg’s Grosses biographisches Lexikon
der deutschen Bithne im x1x. Jahrhundert. Leipzig. 1903. Por-
traits. *2842.41

European Macazinz, The. Biographical memoirs of noted actors
and actresses. 1783-1815. [Cuttings.] **T 16.2

Fepvre, F. A., and T. Jounson. Album de la Comédie-frangaise.
Paris. 1880. Portraits. **T 71.7

FootticHt favorites. A collection of popular American and
European actresses in the various roles in which they have be-
come famous, with biographical sketches. New York. [188-?]
Portraits. TT 55.4

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Actors. Biography. Collections. (Continued.)
Fyviz, J. Comedy queens of the Georgian era. London. 1906. Por-

traits. ¥**T 55.85; etc.
— Tragedy queens of the Georgian era. New York. -1909. Por-
traits. Plates. 4545-183
Gasorrau, E. Les comédiennes adorées. 3e édition. Paris. 1873.
Portraits. : **T 57.3193 etc.

GALLERIE von teutschen Schauspielern und Schauspielerinnen, nebst
Johann Friedrich Schinks Zusatze, und Berichtigungen. Heraus-
gegeben von R. M. Werner. Berlin. rg1o. 6907.23

Gattois, L. J. U. N. Biographie contemporaine des artistes du
Théatre-francais. Précédée d’une notice historique sur la Comédie-
francaise. Paris. 1867. #*T 56.263

Gact, J. The lives of the players. London. 1831. 2 v.

: 4579a.219; **T.56.300

GerEon, L. pe. La rampe et les coulisses. Esquisses biographiques
des directeurs, acteurs et actrices de tous les théatres. Paris.

1832. ¥*T 57.36
GiLsert, F., and E. Couton. Photographies ala plume. Les théatres
en robe de chambre. Paris. 1866. Plate. **T57.379

GituiLtanp, T. The dramatic mirror: containing the history of the
stage to the present time. A biographical and critical account of
... the most distinguished performers from the days of, Shak-
speare to 1807: and a history of the country theatres in England,
Ireland, and Scotland. London. 1808. 2 v. Portraits. Plates.

¥**#'T 77.138; etc.

Gopparp, A. Players of the period. A series of anecdotal, bio-
graphical, and critical monographs of the leading English actors
of the day. London. 1891. 2 v. Portraits. 2546.114; **T.56.16

Green Room Book, The, or, Who’s who on the stage. New York
[& London. 1906-09]. 4 v. Portraits. ¥*T 27,15

Grimov pe La Reyniére, A. B. L, and F. Pitter. Revue des
comédiens, ou critique raisonnée de tous les acteurs, danseurs et

mimes de la capitale. Paris. 1808. _ **T 59.32
GuEuLuettTe, C. Acteurs & actrices du temps passé. La Comédie
francaise. Série 1. Paris. 1881. Portraits. **T 55.12

Hastewoop, J. The secret history of the green room: containing
memoirs of the actors in the three theatres royal. London. 1792.
2Vv. i **#'T’57.219; etc.

Hervey, C. The theatres of Paris, with portraits of eminent living
actresses by Alexandre Lacauchie. Paris. 1846. Portraits.

**T 74.4

Hitrtemacuer, F. Galerie historique des portraits des comédiens

de la troupe de Moliére. Avec des détails biographiques succincts.

Lyon. 1869. Portraits. **T 56.126
Hovussayz, A. Les comédiennes de Moliére. Paris. 1879. Por-
traits. 4645.54; **T.56.68
.—— Les comédiennes d’autrefois. Bruxelles. 1855. ¥**T 59.48

—— Princesses de comédie et déesses d’opéra. Paris. 1860. Plate.
4693.1.5; **T.56.110; etc.
Izarp, F. Heroines of the modern stage. New York. 1915. Por-

traits. 2249a.71
Keese, W. L. A group of comedians. New York. 1901. Portraits.
: **T 95.26

Larittz, J. B. P. Mémoires de Fleury de la Comédie frangaise.
‘ Paris. 1844. 2v. ~ **T 58.44; etc.

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Actors. Biography. Collections. (Continued.)
— Same. The French stage and the French people, as illustrated
in the Memoirs of M. Fleury. London. 1841. 2 v. ¥*T 57.103
— Same. Adventures of an actor: comprising a picture of the
French stage during a period of fifty years. 2d edition. London.
1842. 2 v. *tT 57.71; etc.
Larogug, A. Acteurs et actrices de Paris. Paris. 1888. **T.56.262; etc.
La Rounat, A. N. C. R. ve. Etudes dramatiques. 1. Paris. 1884.
Portrait. ¥*T 95.75
Laucier, A., and A. Mottet. Galerie biographique des artistes des
théatres royaux. [Anon.] Livraison 3: Théatre-francais. Paris.
1827. ¥**T 96.310
Lecomte, L. H. Un comédien au x1x@ siécle: Frédérick-Lemaitre.
Etude biographique et critique d’aprés des documents inédits.

Paris. 1888. 2 v. #*T 55.118
Lez, W. H., compiler. Deaths in the dramatic and musical professions.
i901 to 1907. [Cuttings.] Boston. 1907. Portraits. ¥*T 12.7

Lemazurigr, P. D. Galerie historique des acteurs du Théatre frangais,
depuis 1600 jusqu’a nos jours. Paris. 1810. 2 v. **T.56.297; etc.
Leris, A. ve. Dictionnaire portatif historique et littéraire des
théatres, contenant V’origine des différens théatres de Paris. A

Paris. 1763. **T 78.25; etc.
Lewinsky, J. Theatralische Carriéren. Biographische Skizzen.
Leipzig. 1881. Portraits. **T57.173

Licuts of the old English stage. New York. 1881. **T.58.102; etc.
Loypreau, E. Les jolies actrices de Paris en l’an de grace 1843.
Esquisses biographiques. Paris. 1843. ¥*T 58,128
Lyonnet, H. Histoire du théatre. Dictionnaire des comédiens
francais. (Ceux d’hier.) Biographie, bibliographie, iconographie.
Paris. [1902-12.] 2 v. Portraits. ¥*T 53,21
‘McKay, F. E., and C. E. L. Wrneate, editors. Famous American
actors of to-day. New York. [1896.] 2 v. Portraits.
**T 57.68; etc.
Manacer’s note-book. No. 1-14. November, 1837- December, 1838.
¥**G_3822.73 etc.
Manne, A. E. D. pe. Galerie historique des comédiens de la troupe
de Talma. Notices sur les principaux sociétaires de la Comédie
frangoise depuis 1789 jusqu’ aux trente premiéres années de ce
siécle. (Ouvrage faisant suite 4 La troupe de Voltaire.) Lyon.
1866. Portraits. ¥*T 56.93
—— Galerie historique des comédiens frangois de la troupe de Vol-
taire. Gravés par Henri Lefort. Avec des détails biographiques
inédits. Lyon. 1877. Portraits. 4644.51; **T.56.92
Manne, A. E. D. pe, and C. Menétrier. Calerie historique de la
Comédie francaise. Pour servir de complément a La troupe de
Talma. Depuis le commencement du siécle jusqu’a l’année 1853. .
Lyon. 1876. Portraits. 2656.66; **T.56.94
— Galerie historique des acteurs francais, mimes et paradistes
qui se sont rendus célébres dans les annales des scénes secondaires
depuis 1760 jusqu’a nos jours. Pour servir de complément a La
troupe de Nicolet. Lyon.’ 1877. Portraits. 2653.68; **T.56.95
Galerie historique des comédiens de la troupe de Nicolet.

 

Lyon. 1869. Illus. Portraits. **T 56.340
Manziani, A. Figures contemporaines tirées de l’Album Mariani.
Paris. 1894, 96. 2v. Portraits. **T.53.14

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Actors. Biography. Collections. (Continued.)
MarsHaLt, T. Lives of the most celebrated actors and actresses.
London. [1848?] Portraits. ¥**T 57.78
‘Martin, J. Nos artistes. Portraits et biographies suivis d’une notice
sur les droits d’auteurs. Paris. 1895. Portraits. “**T 59.47
Martin, Sir T. Monographs: Garrick, Macready, Rachel and Baron
Stockmar. London. 1906. Portraits. *#T 55.75; etc.
Martruews, J. B., and L. Hutton, editors. Actors and actresses of
Great Britain and the United States from the days of David Gar-
rick to the present time. New York. [1886.] 5 v. 2244.72
Maver, M. L. The. Gaiety French plays. Short biographies of the
actors & actresses of the Comédie francaise, Vaudeville, Palais-
Royal, and other theatres, &c. London. 1880. **T 97.190
Monvat, G. H. M. Comédie-frangaise. (1658-1900.) Liste alpha-
bétique des sociétaires depuis Moliére jusqu’a nos jours. Paris.

1900. 4671.87
Moses, M. J. Famous actor-families in America. New York.
[1906.]' Portraits. 4343.269
Mouny, C. ve F., Chevalier pe. Abrégé de Vhistoire du Théatre fran-
cois, jusqu’au premier juin, 1780. Précédé du. . dictionnaire des
acteurs. A Paris. 1780. 3 v. Portrait. **T 76.119

New Montuty Belle Assemblée, The. Biographical sketches of
illustrious and distinguished ladies. [Cuttings.] N. p. N. d. **T.15.10

Notes on early French actors. [London. 1838.] No..27 in **G.3822.3

Oxpys, W. The history of the English stage, from the Restauration
to the present time. Including the lives, characters and amours,
of the most eminent actors. London. 1741. Portraits.

**T 56.314; etc.
Oxperry, W. Memoirs of celebrated performers. New York.
[1827.] 6549.38

Oxsperry, W. H. Oxberry’s Dramatic chronology. Containing the
names, dates of births, first appearances,and: deaths, of most of
the principal London actors and actresses, up to 1849. [London.
1850.] **T 98.24

Oxszerry’s Dramatic biography, or the green-room spy. Vol. 1-6;
new series, vol. 1, 2. London. 1825-27. 8 v. in 7. Portraits.

**T.59.54; etc.
Oxzerry’s Dramatic mirror; containing the biography of eminent
performers. London. 1827. Portraits. **T 57.430

Parraict, C., and F. Parrarcr. Histoire de l’ancien théatre italien
depuis son origine en France jusqu’da sa suppression en 1697.
Paris. 1753. **M_.109b.31

Paris-portraiT. Collection de Paris- -portrait: ancien Paris-théatre.
[Hebdomadaire. ] Publication littéraire et artistique contenant
les portraits & les biographies des célébrités contemporaines.
Année 1-7. Paris. 1873-80. 7 v. in 4. Portraifs. **T 21.5

Pascoz, C. E. The dramatic list: a record of the principal perform-
ances of living actors of the British stage. London. 1879.

**T 57.309; etc.

Pau, G. H. H., andsG. Gessie, editors. The stage and its stars, past
and present. Philadelphia. [1895?] 2v. Illus. Portraits. **T.51.3

Pextuicer, C. Tratado histérico sobre el origen y progresos de la
comedia y del histrionismo en Espajia: y con la noticia d algunos
célebres comediantes y comediantas asi antiguos como modernos.
Madrid. 1804. Portraits. **D.170b.31; ete.

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Actors. Biography. Collections. (Continued.) .
Petite biographie des acteurs et actrices des théatres de Paris, avec

Vage de ces dames. Paris. 1831, 1832. **T 79.22
Petite biographie dramatique, faite avec adresse par un moucheur
de chandelles [pseud.]. Paris. 1826. **T.99.56
Putuipp, A., editor. Hamburger Theater-Dekamerone. Hamburg.
1881. #*T 57.252
Pittet, F., and others. La nouvelle lorgnette de spectacles. Paris.
An IX. (1801.) #*T 59.46

Promrter, The; a weekly miscellany, devoted to public amusements.
[June 1, 1850- Aug. 5, 1850.] Edited by Cornelius Mathews. [New
York.] 1850. Portraits. ¥*T 27.35

Prompter’s whistle, The. A weekly miscellany, devoted to public
amusements. Edited by the man behind the curtain [Cornelius

Mathews]. Aug. 31, 1850—Sept. 28, 1850. **T 27.36; etc.
Reep, I. Theatrical obituary. Manuscript. [London?] 1799.
**T.57.73

Ricuter, H. Schauspieler-Charakteristiken. Leipzig. 1914. 6872.70
Ricorp, A. Les fastes de la Comédie-frangaise, et portraits des plus
célébres acteurs. Paris. 1821, 22. 2 v. ¥*T 77.8
Roacu, J. Roach’s Authentic memoirs of the green room, containing
the lives of all the performers of the Theatres Royal, Drury
Lane, Covent Garden and the Haymarket, with poetic criticisms
to each and characteristics of the patentees. London. 1796.
¥**T 59.23
Roszerts, J. An answer to Mr. Pope’s Preface to Shakespear. In
a letter to a friend. Being a vindication of the old actors who
were the publishers and performers of that author’s plays. Lon-

don. 1729. No. 2 in **G.3944.3
Rosins, E. Twelve great actors. New York. 1900. Portraits. Plate.
2245.79; **T.56.309

— Twelve great actresses. New York. 1900. Portraits.
2245.77; **T.56.310

RussELL, W. C. Representative actors. Criticisms, anecdotes, per-
sonal descriptions, etc., referring to British actors from the six-
teenth to the present century. London. [1872.] Portraits.

; : 4548.50; **T.57.374; etc.

Saint Hiraire, A. V. dE. Petite biographie dramatique, silhouette
des acteurs, chanteurs, directeurs, etc., des théatres de la Capitale.
Paris. 1821. **T 57.389; etc.

Sarcey, F. Comédiens et comédiennes. Notices par F. Sarcey. Por-
traits par L. Gaucherel & Ad. Lalauze. Paris. 1876-84. 2v. _

**T 55.13; etc.

SaTurpay Programme, The, and sketch-book. [Weekly.] (With
which is incorporated the Figaro-Programme.) London. 1874-76.
5 v. Imus. , Portraits. **T 25.14

Savarp, F. Les actrices de Paris. Paris. 1867. **T57.302

Scuink, J. F. Zusatze und Berichtigungen zu der Gallerie der
teutschen Schauspieler und Schauspielerinnen. (Jn Gallerie von
teutschen Schauspielern und Schauspielerinnen. Pp. 169-255.
Berlin. 1910.) 6907.23

SEILHAMER, G. O. An interviewer’s album: comprising a series of
chats with eminent players and playwrights. New York. 1881,

82. Portraits. ¥**T.53.13
SorerroL, H. A. Moliére et sa troupe. Paris. 1858. Portraits.
**T 54.14

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Actors. Biography. Collections. (Continued.) ,

Sore, J., and C. Mosont, pseud. Les reines dela rampe. Paris. 1863.

**T.57.353
Sotuern, E. H. The melancholy tale of “Me.” My remembrances.
New York. 1916. Portraits. Plates. 4545-157

Souventrs, Les, et les regrets du Vieil amateur dramatique [pseud.],
ou lettres d’un oncle a son neveu sur l’ancien théatre francais,
depuis Bellecour, Lekain, Préville, jusqu’a Molé, Larive, Monvel,

Vestris. Paris. 1829. Colored plates. **T 58.145
Storms, A. D. The players blue book. Worcester, Mass. [1901.]
Portraits. ¥*T 55.56

Strane, L. C. Celebrated comedians of light opera and musical
comedy in America. Boston. 1901. Portraits. 4343.208; **T.58.25
Famous actors of the day in America. Boston. 1900, 02. 2 v.

 

Portraits. 4343.209; **T.58.23
—— Famous actresses of the day in America. Boston. 1899, 1902.
2v. Portraits. 4343-210; **T.58.24; etc.
Tatuis’s Shakspere gallery of engravings. London. [1850-53.] 3 v.
in 1. Portraits. Plates. **T 23,12; etc.

Taytor, D. Biographical notes [of actors]. (Jn Drew, Louisa L.
Autobiographical sketch. Pp. 149-200. Portraits. Plates. New
York. 1899.) ‘ 4343-212

TuEAtTRES, acteurs et actrices de Paris. Biographie des artistes
dramatiques, et notices sur les thédtres de Paris, leur origine,
leur administration, etc. Paris. 1842. **T 78.42

THEATRICAL biography: or, memoirs of the principal performers of
the three Theatres Royal. London. 1772. 2v. **T.58.129; etc.

-Tuespran dictionary, The; or, dramatic biography of the eighteenth
century. London. 1802. Portraits. **T 58.125; etc.

VIEIL amateur dramatique, pseud. Les souvenirs et les regrets du
Vieil amateur dramatique [pseud.], ou lettres d’un oncle 4 son
neveu sur l’ancien théatre francais, depuis Bellecour, Lekain,

Brizard, Préville ...Dumesnil, Clairon ... jusqu’a:' Molé,
Larive, Monvel... Vestris... Paris. 1829. Colored plates.
¥*T 58.145

Watopron, F. G., and others. A compendious history of the English
stage. Containing a liberal and impartial criticism on the merits
of theatrical performers, and a sketch of the lives of such as have
been eminent in their profession. London. 1800. **T.79.17; etc.

“Wemyss, F. C. Wemyss’ Chronology of the American stage, 1752-
1852. New-York. [1852.] #87 57.177

Wewitzer, R. A theatrical pocket book, or brief dramatic chro-
nology: with a list of British dramatists, and of actors, &c., on
the London stage, from the introduction of theatrical entertain-
ments into England. London. 1814. **T 98.133

— Same. A brief dramatic chronology of actors, &c. on the
London stage, from the introduction of theatrical entertainments
into England, to the present time. London. 1817. **T.78.26; etc.

Wuo’s wHo in the theatre. Compiled and edited by John Parker.
With a foreword by Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree. London. 1914.

Plans. ¥*6252.77
Wititams, H. N. Queens of the French stage. New York. 1905.
Portraits. 4674.46
Witson, M. B. Our actresses; or, glances at stage favourites, past
and present. London. 1844. Portraits. **T56.254

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Actors. Biography. Collections. (Continued.)
Winter, W. Brief chronicles. New-York. 1889. Portrait. **T.95.7
— The Jeffersons. Boston. 1881. Portraits. Plate.
4348.118; **T.57.112
The wallet of time, containing personal, biographical, and
critical reminiscences of the American theatre. New York. 1913.
2v. Portraits. Plates. a 4395-220
Wisme_s, H. O. B., Baron pE. Un portrait de Moliére en Bretagne.
Etude sur duelques comédiens, farceurs et bouffons frangais et
italiens au xvire siécle. Nantes. [1875.] **T,56.103; etc.
Actors. Biography, Individual. (Arranged by subjects.)
Abbot, William. Axsot; W. Posthumous papers. (Jn Chapman’s
Magazine. Pp. 213-221, 280-288, 330-335, 396-414. London. 1844.)

 

**T 26.37

Abington, Frances. Lirz, The, of Mrs. Abington (formerly Miss
Barton). London. 1888. Portrait. 4549-121; **T.57.133
Adams, Maude. Mauve Apams in The little minister. With draw-
ings by Allan Gilbert. New York. 1808. ¥*T 52,14
Alberg, Albert. Anson, W. S. W. Life of Albert Alberg. [Lon-
don. 18837] **T 57.376

Aldridge, Ira. Axpripcr, I. Memoir and theatrical career of Ira
Aldridge, the African Roscius. London. [185-?] **T.96.9; etc.
Alleyn, Edward. Atrteyn, E. The Alleyn papers. London. 1843.

4596.53; etc.

Anderson, James Robertson. Anperson, J. R. An actor’s life. Lon-
don. 1902. Portraits. Plates. 4549a.193
Anderson, Mary Antoinette. ANperson, M. A. A few memories.
London. 1896. Portrait. **T56.77; etc.
——— Farrar, J. M. Mary Anderson: the story of her life and pro-
fessional career. London. 1884. **T 54.19; etc.
—— Winter, W. The stage life of Mary Anderson. New-York.
1886. Portrait. 4249a.64; **T.57.404

Araldi, Marie Louise Bettoni. Caurert, P. Biographie de Mlle
Araldi, ret réle tragique du Théatre-frangais. Lyon. 184s.

**T 56.261

Archer, Frank. Arcuer, F. An actor’s notebooks. London. 1913.
Portraits. Plates. **T 46.55
Arnould, Madeleine Sophie. Arnoutp, M. S. Mémoires. Paris.
1837. **G,3525.5
-— Doveras, R. B. Sophie Arnould, actress and wit. Paris. 1808.
Plates. **M 371.57

—— Goncourt, FE. L. A. H. pz, and J. A. H. pe Goncourt. Sophie
Arnould d’aprés sa correspondance et ses mémoires inédits. Paris.
1877. Portraits. 2652.72

Arnould-Plessy, Jeanne Sylvanie. Jacquor, C. J. B. Mme Arnould-
Plessy. (Ju his Portraits et silhouettes. Vol 1, pp. 53-76. Paris.

1867.) 4641.54.1
— Pornsot, A. E. Madame Arnould-Plessy (1834-1876). Paris.
1876. **T 97.273
Baddeley, Sophia. Stzerzr, E. The memoirs of Mrs. Sophia Bad-
deley. London. 1787. 6 v. **T 58.1; etc.

Bancroft, Siy Squire, and Marie Effie, Lady Bancroft. Bancrort, Sir
S., and M. E., Lady Bancrort. The Bancrofts. London. 1900.
Portraits. Plates. 4545-153

Mr. and Mrs. Bancroft on and off the stage. London.

1888. 2 v. Portraits. **T 56.226; etc.

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Actors. Biography, Individual. (Continued.) (Arranged by subjects.)
Bandman, Daniel Edward. BanpMan, D. E. An actor’s tour; or
seventy thousand miles with Shakespeare. Boston. 1885. Por-

trait. ‘ 6268.29; **T.57.99
Bannister, John. Apo.tpuus, J. Life of John Bannister, comedian.
London. 1839. 2 v. Portrait. **T 55.108; etc.
Barnabee, Henry Clay. Barnasee, H. C. Reminiscences. Boston.
1913. Portraits. Plates. **T 56.331; etc.
Barnay, Ludwig. Barnay, L. Erinnerungen. Berlin. 1903. 2 v.
2877.137
— Getiert, G. Ludwig Barnay. Ein Kiinstlerleben. Berlin.
1890. Portrait. **T 96.350
Barrett, Lawrence. Barron, E. A. Lawrence Barrett. Chicago.
1889. Portraits. ¥*T 56.327
Barrington, Rutland. Barrincton, R. Rutland Barrington. London.
1908. Portraits. ¥**T 56.328
——~ —— More Rutland Barrington. London. 1911. Portraits...
#*T 56.250

Barry, Richard, 7th Earl of Barrymore. Roxstnson, J. R. The last
Earls of Barrymore. 1769-1824. London. 1894. Portraits. Plates.
**T 56.90

— Wituiams, J. The life of the late Earl of Barrymore. Includ-
ing a history of the Wargrave theatricals, and original anecdotes

of eminent persons. London. 1793. Portrait. **T 76.185
Barry, Spranger. Estimate, An, of the theatrical merits of the two
tragedians of Crow-Street. Dublin. 1760. ¥*€T 57.142

Foott, S. A treatise on the passions, so far as they regard the
stage; with a critical enquiry irito the theatrical. merit of Mr.
G—k, Mr. Q——n and Mr. B——y. London. [1747.]

¥#*T 77.27; etc.

—— Gentiemay, A, of the Inner Temple, pseud. An examen of the
historical play of Edward, the Black Prince. With a critical
review of Mr. Barry in the character of Ribemont. London.
1750. No. 3 in **G.3925.3; etc.

—— Pursuit after happiness: a poem. To which is added, an Ode
to Mr. Garrick. Also, an elegy on the death of Mr. Barry. Lon-

 

don. 1777. ¥46571.3
Bateman, Kate Josephine. Kenney, C. L. The new actress and the
new play at the Adelphi theatre. London. 1863. #*T 55.28
Bauer, Caroline. Bauer, C. Aus dem Leben einer Verstorbenen.
Berlin. 1880, 81. 4 v. in 2. 2845.67
— — Same. Memoirs of Karoline Bauer. London. 1884, 85.
4 Vv. 2851.61; etc.
—~ — Caroline Bauer. (Grafin Broel-Plater.) Ein Lebensbild
aus ihren Briefen von Ludwig Brunier. Bremen. 1879. 2847.56

 

—— Caroline Bauer and the Coburgs. Translated and edited
from Nachgelassene Memoiren von Karoline Bauer. By Charles

Nisbet. London. 1885. Portraits. 2858.58
—— —— Les confessions d’une comédienne. Publiées par Louis
de Hessem. Paris. [1886.] ##T 57.316

Baumeister, Bernhard. Scutenturr, P. Bernhard Baumeister.
Fiinfzig Jahre Burgtheater. 1852-1902. Wien. 1902. Portraits.

: #*T 73.8
Becher, Eliza, Lady. Jones, C. I. Memoirs of Miss O’Neill. Lon-
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don. 1815. . **T.56.169

Beck, Heinrich. Knupsen, H. Heinrich Beck, ein Schauspieler aus
der Blitezeit des Mannheimer Theaters im 18. Jahrhundert. Leip-

zig. 1912. Portraits. _ 6872.67
Bedford, Paul. Brprorp, P. Recollections and wanderings, Lon-
don. 1864. Portrait. *45494.93; **T.57.247

Béjart, Madeleine. Cuarpon, E. H. Nouveaux documents sur la vie
de Moliére. M. de Modéne, ses deux femmes et Madeleine Béjart.
Paris. 1886. **T 54.18

Bellamy, George Anne. Berramy, G. A. An apology for the life-
of George Anne Bellamy. London. 1785. 6v. **T.57.421; etc.

—  Memorrs of George Anne Bellamy. London. 1785. **T 58.58

— Wriert, E. Letters addressed to Mrs. Bellamy, occasioned

by her Apology. London. [1785.] **T56.177; etc.

Bernhardt, Sarah. Arraire Marie Colombier — Sarah Bernhardt.

Piéces a conviction. Paris. 1884. Portrait. 6645.85
—— Amours, The, of Sarah the eccentric. Boston. [1880.]

**T 57.452; etc.

—— Bernuarvt, S. Memories of my life. New York. 1907. Por-

traits. Plates. 2647.161

— Brown, A. A., compiler. Sarah Bernhardt. [Newspaper clip-
pings, programmes, prospectuses, etc. Boston. 1910.} Illus.

Portraits. FT 148
— Crament, C. Esquisses d’aujourd’hui. Sarah Bernhardt.
Paris. 1879. Portrait. **T 58.86

— Corompier, M. Les mémoires de Sarah Barnum. Paris. [1884.]
4**T 57.289; etc.
—— — Le voyage de Sarah Bernhardt en Amérique. Paris.

[1881.] Portraits. 2363.82; **T.57.380
—— Garuiet, E., and —— Lrésotp. La vie de Marie Pigeonnier
parundeses* ** Paris. 1884. **T 57.365; etc.
—— Hounrer, J. Sarah Bernhardt. Paris. [1899.] Illus. Portraits.
¥**'T 53.10; etc.

—— Renner, A. L. Sarah Bernhardt: artist and woman. New
York. [1896.] Illus. Portraits. 20 plates. ¥**T 53.11

—— Sarcey, F. Sarah Bernhardt. (/n his Comédiens et comé-
diennes. La Comédie francaise. [Série 1, fasc. 5.] Portrait.
Paris. 1876.) No. 5 in *4640a.50.1; etc.

— Scuuermany, J. J. Les étoiles en voyage. Paris. 1893. 2255.67

— Scott, C. W. Some notable Hamlets of the present time.
London. i900. Portraits. 4549a.191

Betterton, Thomas. Account, An, of the life of that celebrated
tragedian, Sir Thomas Betterton. London. 1749. **T.56.238; etc.

— Gitpon, C. The life of Mr. Thomas Betterton, the late
eminent tragedian. London. 1710. **T 57.223; etc.

— Lurt, The, and-times of that excellent and renowned actor
Thomas Betterton. London. 1888. Portrait. 4549a.100; **T.57.56

— Lowe, R. W. Thomas Betterton. London. 1801.

; 2546.115; **T.57.201

Betty, Henry. Mermorrs of Mr. W. H. W. Betty, the English
Roscius. Affixed, a sketch of the theatrical career of his son,
Mr. Henry Betty. London. [1848?] ¥*T 54.28

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Betty, William Henry West. ANrIMApvERSIONS on Mr. J. Jackson’s
Dramatic strictures upon the merits of Young Roscius. Glasgow.

1804. ¥*T 56.152
—— AUTHENTIC memoirs of the Young Roscius. London. 1804.
Portrait. **T 57.388

— Bisset, J., compiler. Critical essays on the dramatic excellen-
cies of the Young Roscius. Birmingham. [1804.] Portrait.
No. 5 in **G.3824.8
— Critique on [his] first performance at Covent Garden theatre.
{[London.] 1804. *#T 57.4263 etc.
—— Hartey, G. D. An authentic biographical sketch of the life,
education and personal character of William Henry West Betty.
London. 1804. . **T96.337; etc.
-—— Harrat, T. The Infant Roscius. London. [1804.] **€T 56.139
ImparTIAL observer, An, pseud. The wonderful theatrical prog-
ress of W. Hen. West Betty, the infant Roscius, in Ireland, Scot-

 

land and England. London. [1804.] **T 99.4; etc.
— Jackson, J. Strictures upon the merits of Young Roscius.
London. 1804. Portrait. **T 56.205; etc.

—— Lures, The, of Wm. Henry West Betty, the celebrated and
wonderful Young Roscius. London. [1804.] Portrait. **T.57.421
—— Menorrs of Mr. W. H. W. Betty, the English Roscius. Lon-
don, [18487] *kT 54.28
—— Merritt, J. Memoirs of the life of Wm. Henry West Betty,
known by the name of the Young Roscius. Liverpool. 1804.
**T 58.36
— Panetoss, P., pseud. The Young Rosciad, an admonitory poem,
well-seasoned with Attic salt, cum notis variorum. London. 1805.
**T.55.133 5 etc.
—— Procress of the Young Roscius from his first appearance.
[London. 1804.] No. 8 in **G.3824.8
—  Roscrus in London. Biographical memoirs of William Hen.
West Betty. London. 1805. Portrait. **T 56.193; etc.
— Same. Young Roscius, The. Biographical memoirs of William
Henry West Betty. New-York. 1806. Portrait. **'T 57.243
Booth, Edwin Thomas. Bootn, E. T. Edwin Booth. Recollections
by his daughter. New York. 1894. Portraits. Plates.

4343-164; **T.55.84
— Crarxe, A. B. The elder and the younger Booth. Boston.
1882. Portrait. 4348.131; **T.57.111

— Hotton, L. Edwin Booth. New York. 1893. Portraits.

2349a.102; **T 59.41
— Moray, J. S. Booth’s Richelieu reviewed. New York. 1871.

 

**T 96.7

—— Winter, W. Edwin Booth in twelve dramatic characters.
Boston. 1872. Portraits. *2490.51
— Life and art of Edwin Booth. New York. 1893. Por-
traits Plates. 4347.220; **T 57.128; etc.

Booth, Junius Brutus. Actor, The; or, a peep behind the curtain.
Passages in the lives of Booth and some of his contemporaries.
New York. 1846. ¥*T 58.41

— Czrarke, A. B. Booth memorials. Passages, incidents and
anecdotes in the life of Junius Brutus Booth. New York. 1866.

4349.195; **T.57.276; etc.

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—— — — The elder and the younger Booth. Boston. 1882. Por-
trait. 4348.1313 **T.57.111
— Gout, T.R. The tragedian: an essay on the histrionic genius
of Junius Brutus Booth. New York. 1868. Portrait.
4509.11; **T.57.312
— Junius Brutus Bootn. [Scrap-book.] Portrait. **T 13.6
—  Onpacror, An. Memoirs of the life of Mr. Booth, containing
a true statement of all the circumstances attending his engage-
ments at the rival theatres. London. [1817.] No.6 in **G.3824.13
Boucicault, Dion. Watsu, T. The career of Dion Boucicault. New

York. ro915. Portraits. ¥*T 95.151
Bouffé, Hugues Désiré Marie. Bourré, H. D. M.* Mes souvenirs,
1800-1880. Paris. 1880. Portraits. #*T 57.327

—  Jacovor, C. J. B. Bouffé. Paris. 1867. Portrait.
No. 6 in **M.129a.36

—— Lecomte, L.H. Bouffé. Etude biographique. Paris. 1867.

¥*T 57.15

Brandes, Johann Christian. Branpes, J. C. Mémoires. Paris. 1823.
2 Vv. **T 56.9; etc.
—— Prcarp, L. B. Notice sur Iffland et sur Brandes. (Jn Iffland,
A.W. Mémoires. Pp. i-lv. Paris. 1823.) +*T 56.8; etc.
Bressant, Jean Baptiste Prosper. Pornsot, A. E. Comédie-frangaise.
Bressant (1833-1877). Paris. 1877. Portrait. #*'T 57.432

Brie, Edme Villequin, called De Brie. Constant, C. F. Moliére a
Fontainebleau. Simple note historique, suivie de la biographie
du comédien De Brie. Meaux. 1873. ¥*T 55.34

Brindeau, Louis Paul Edouard. Pornsot, A. E. Brindeau. Sociétaire
retiré de la Comédie francaise (1814-1882). Paris. 1882. Por-

trait. ¥FT 57.17
Brockmann, Johann Franz Hieronymus. Scuinx, J. F. Ueber
Brockmann’s Hamlet. Berlin. 1778. **G_3916.5

Brooke, Gustavus Vaughan. Lawrence, W. J. The life of Gustavus
Vaughan Brooke, tragedian. Belfast. 1892. Portrait.

2541.129; **T 55.15

Burke, Joseph. BriocrapHy of Master Burke, the Irish Roscius; the

wonder of the world; and the paragon of actors. Philadelphia.

[1830.] **'T 97.201; etc.
Calvert, “Adetsite Helen. Catvert, A. H. Sixty-eight years on the
stage. London. [1911.] Portraits. Plates. **T 56.34
Champmeslé, Marie Desmares. Noury, J. Mile de Champmeslé,
comédienne du roy. Rouen. 1802. **T 54.21
Charke, Charlotte. Cuarxe, C. A narrative of [her] life. London.
1755. ¥**T 58.1213 etc.
Chéri, Rose Marie. Jacguot, C. J. B. Rose Chéri (Madame Mon-
tigny). Paris. 1855. Portrait. No. 3 in *6649.66
Cibber, Susannah Maria. Account, An, of the life of that celebrated
actress. London. 1887. 4549a.102; **T.57.157

Clairon, Claire Joséphe Hippolyte Leris de La Tude, called Hippo-
lyte Clairon. Ctrarron, C. Mémoires d’Hyppolite Clairon. A
Paris. [1798.] Portrait. **T 57.449; etc.

— Coste p’Arnorat, C. P. Mémoires de Mile Dumesnil, en réponse
aux Mémoires d’Hippolyte Clairon. Paris. 1823. ¥**T 56.7; etc.

—— GAILLARD DE LA Batartie, P. A. Histoire de Mademoiselle
Cronel, dite Frétillon, actrice de la Comédie de Roiien. A la
Haye. 1741. Portrait. ¥**T 58.138

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—— Goncourt, E. L. A. H. pz. Mademoiselle Clairon d’aprés ses
correspondances et les rapports de police du temps. Paris. 1890.
2657.109; **T.57.324
Clive, Catherine. Cuive, C. The case of Mrs. Clive submitted to

the publick. London. 1744. **T 97.324
— Firtzcrrayp, P. H. The life of Mrs. Catherine Clive. London.
1888. Portraits. 4549a.103; **T.57.57
Coleman, John. Coteman, J. Fifty years of an actor’s life. New
York. 1904. 2 v. Portraits. 4544.190
Compton, Henry. Compton, C., and E. Compton. Memoir of Henry
Compton. London. 1870. Portrait. **T 56.45

Cooke, George Frederick. Duniap, W. Memoirs of the life of
George Frederick Cooke. London. 1813. 2 v. Portrait.
#*T 56.191; etc.
—— Kempe & Cooke: or, a critical review of a pamphlet pub-
lished under the title of Remarks on the character of Richard
the Third as played by Cooke & Kemble. London. [1801.]

**'T’ 96.313; etc.

— Lure, The, of George Frederic Cooke. London. 1813. Colored
. plate. No. 7 in **G.3824.133 etc.
—— Remarks on the character of Richard the Third: as played by
Cooke and Kemble. London. 1801. **T 96.314; etc.

Cooper, Thomas Abthorpe. Iretanp, J. N. A memoir of the pro-
fessional life of Thomas Abthorpe Cooper. New York. 1888.
Portrait. *8T.95.5

Costenoble, Carl Ludwig. Costenosre, C. L. Tagebiicher von seiner
Jugend bis zur Ubersiedlung nach Wien (1818). Berlin. 1912.

2v. 6907.28
Cushman, Charlotte Saunders. Barrett, L. Charlotte Cushman.
New York. 1889. Portrait. : **T 95.8
— Cusuman, C.S. Charlotte Cushman: her letters and memories
of her life. Boston. 1878. Portrait. 4345-533 **T.56.280
—— Crement, C. E. Charlotte Cushman. Boston. 1882. Por-
traits. Plate. 4348.128; **T.57.107; etc.
— Price, W. T. A life of Charlotte Cushman. New York.
[1894.]: Portrait. **T 59.39

 

—— Watker, Mrs. Dr. Reminiscences of the life of the
world-renowned Charlotte Cushman, compiled from various
records by her chosen medium. Boston. 1876. Portraits.

¥*T 97.241; etc.

Davenport, Edward Loomis. Encetr, E. F. Edward Loomis
Davenport. A biography. New-York. roo1. Portraits. **T.95.25

Dazincourt, Joseph Jean Baptiste Albouy. Canaisse, H. A. Mémoires
de Joseph-Jean-Baptiste-Albouy-Dazincourt. Paris. 1809. Por-

trait. **T 57.44
Deburau, Jean Baptiste Gaspard. Janin, J. G. Deburau. Histoire
du théatre 4 quatre sous. Bruxelles. 1832. ¥*T 59.22
Déjazet, Pauline Virginie. DuvaL, G. Virginie Déjazet, 1797-1875.
Paris. 1876. Portrait. **®T 57.361

— Faure, A. Déjazet. Paris. 1859. Portrait. No. 1in **M.147.16
— Jacguot, C. J. B. Déjazet. Paris. 1854. Portrait.

**T 98.134
— Lecomte, L. H. Virginie Déjazet. Etude biographique. Paris.
1866. **T 98.13

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Same. Une comédienne au xixe siécle: Virginie Dejazet.

 

Etude biographique et critique. Paris. 1892. *#7)55.1; etc.
— Frerron, E. A. Virginie Déjazet. Paris. 1856. Portrait.
*#T 57.413

Delaunay, Louis Arséne. Devaunay, L. A. Souvenirs de M. De-
launay de la Comédie-francaise. Paris. [1901.] Portrait. 2649a.26
—— Poinsot, A. E. Delaunay: sociétaire de la Comédie-frangaise.

Paris. 1883. Portraits. . : *#T 57.18
Desclée, Aimée Olympe. Motines, E. ve. Desclee. Biographic et
souvenirs, Paris. 1874. Portrait. **T.57.431

Doggett, Thomas. Coox, T. A. Thomas Doggett, deceased. A

famous comedian. London. 1908. Portraits. Plates. **T 54.30
Oxp Irish actor, An, and his times. [Dublin. 1864.]

No. 5 in **G.62.5

Dorval, Marie Thomase Amélie Delaunay. Coupy, &. Marie Dorval.

 

Paris. 1868. **T 57.234
—— Dumas, A., 1802-1870. La derniére année de Marie Dorval.
Paris. 1855. No. 3 in **M.129a.33; etc.
Duff, Mary Ann. Iretanp, J. N. Mrs. Duff. Boston. 1882. Por-
traits. Plate. 4348.134; **T.57.113
Dupuis, Adolphe. ApotpHe Duputs. Etude biographique. Paris.
1893. #*T 94.12

Duse, Eleonora. Bracco, A. Eleonora Duse. [New York. 1896.]
No. 3 in **T.55.138
—— Hansson, L. M. The modern woman on the stage: Eleonora

 

Duse. Boston. 18096. ‘ 5588.107
— Mapes, V. Duse and the French. With an introduction by
Daniel Frohman. New York. 1899. Portrait. " **T 95.19
Edwin, John. Lire, The, of Mr. John Edwin. [London. 179-?]}
Portrait. ¥**T 58.88
Oxp crony, An, pseud. The life and adventures of John Edwin,
comedian. London. 1791. **T 58.89; etc.

Wittiams, J. The eccentricities of John Edwin, comedian.
Collected from his manuscripts and enriched with anecdotes.
London. [1791.] 2 v. ¥*T 57.85 etc.

Elliston, Robert William. Raymonp, G. Memoirs of Robert William
Elliston, comedian. London. 1844, 45. 2v. Portrait. Plates.

 

**T 56.216; etc.
Everard, Edward Cape. Everarp, E. C. Memoirs of an unfortunate
son of Thespis. Edinburgh. 1818. ¥#*T 58.82

Eytinge, Rose. Eytincr, R. The memories of Rose Eytinge. Being
recollections & observations of men, women, .and events, during
half a century. New York. 1905. 4343-255

Farren, Elizabeth, Countess of Derby. Prrronrus ARBITER, Esq., pscud.
Memoirs of the present Countess of Derby (late Miss Farren).
London. [1797.] **T 55.2

-—— Testimony, The, of truth to exalted merit: or, a biographical
sketch of the Right Honourable the Countess of Derby; in
refutation of a false and scandalous libel London. 1797.

**T.57.347
Fechter, Clarles Albert. Dickens, C. Charles Dickens on Fechter’s
acting. Leeds. [1867.] No. 6 in **G.3940.13

 

FecutTer in Hamlet and Othello. [Edinburgh. 1861.]
No. 2 in **G.3940.13

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—— Fierp, M. K. K. Charles Albert Fechter. Boston. 1882,

4348.1375 **T.57.114
Hanuey, Sir E. B. Mr. Fechter’s Othello. (/n his Shake-

speare’s funeral and other papers. Pp. 170-179. Edinburgh. 1889.)
4599.136; **T'.97.36

 

— Mkr. FecutTer’s Othello. [London. 1861.]
No. 7 in **G.3940.13; etc.
— Orttey, H. Fechter’s version of Othello critically analyzed.
London. 1861. No. 4 in **G.3940.13
— SHAKESPEARE and his latest stage interpreters. [London. 1861.]
*5186.1.64; etc.
—— SHAKESPEARE travestied. [Dublin. 1862.] No.3 in **G.3940.13
—— WILMoT, A retrospective glance at Mr. Fechter’s Iago,
and acting edition of Othello. London. 1862. No. 5 in **G.3940.13

 

Félix, Elisabeth Rachel. B——, Madame pr, pseud. Memoirs of
Rachel. London. 1858. 2 v. Portrait. *#*T 57.80; etc.
—  Beauvatuet, L. Rachel and the New World. New York.
1856. 2369.57; **T.57.311; etc.
——  Brocrapuie anecdotique de Mlle Rachel. Bruxelles. 1858.
Portrait. , **T 98.16
— Botot, A. Mademoiselle Rachel et l’avenir du théatre francais.
Paris. 1839. **T 46.5

—— Cuamprun, C. A. dE P., Marquis pE. Quelques réflexions sur
Yart dramatique. Mme Rachel: ses succés, ses défauts. Paris.

1853. **T 97.218
—— Cuisin, J. P. R. Bouquet offert 4 Mlle Rachel. Paris. 1830.
#ET 55.26

— Descompes, J. C. F. M. La Vérité-Rachel. Paris. 1850.
**T 96.171
—— Faucicny-Lucineg, A. p—E C.-G. Rachel et son temps. Paris.
IQIO. 4679.172
—— Féix, E. R. Rachel d’aprés sa correspondance. Paris. 1882.
*°T.55-7
-—— Garpeie, F. H. Rachel: her stage life and her real life. New
York. tr911. Portraits. 4640a.76
— Janin, J. G. Mlle Rachel. Role d’Hermione dans Andromaque.
[Paris. 1838.] Portrait. No. 1 in **K.34.2
—— — Rachel et la tragédie. Paris. 1859. Portraits. **T.54.6
—— Kennard, N. H. Rachel. London. 188s. **'T 57.338; etc.

— lLamorue-Lancon, E. L. pz. Rachel. Paris. 1838.  **T.56.265
— Mantet, A. P. Rachel. Détails inédits. Paris. 1858. **T.99.32

 

— Racuert. [New.York. 1870.] No. 14 in **G.3930.13.2
— Samson, J. I. Lettre 4 Monsieur Jules Janin. [Paris. 1850.]
: ¥#€T 95.105

— Samson, Madame J. I. Rachel et Samson. Souvenirs de
théatre par la veuve de Samson. Paris. 1808. #*T. 57.336
— Smits, G. B. Rachel. (Jn his Women of renown. Pp. 377-
420. London. 1893.) 2255.68
— VEDEL, Notice sur Rachel. Paris. 1859. ¥*®T 95.109

Fennell, James. Frennetrt, J. An apology for the life of James

Fennell. Philadelphia. 1814. Portrait. **T 55.120; etc.
Field, Mary Katherine Kemble Wuuittne,L. Kate Field. A record.
: Boston. 1899. Illus. Portraits. 4348.233

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Fiorilli, Tiberio (Scaramouche). ConsTantrNI, A. La vie de Scara-

mouche. A Paris. 1608. ; **T 59.1; etc.
Fiske, Minnie Maddern. Grirriru, F. C. Mrs. Fiske. New York.
1912. Portraits. Plates, 4395-200

Fleck, Johann Friedrich Ferdinand. Gross, E. Johann Friedrich
Fleck. Ein Beitrag zur Entwicklungsgeschichte des deutschen

Theaters. Berlin. 1914. Portraits. 6907.32
Fleury, Abraham Joseph Bénard. Bovurcocne, J. pE. Un comédien
d’autrefois. Paris. 1914. Portraits. 4677-116
— Larirre, J. B. P. Mémoires de Fleury, de la Comédie fran-
caise. Paris. 1844. 2 v. **T 58.44; etc.

Flore, Flore Corvée, called Mademoiselle Flore. Dumersan, T. M.,
and J. J. G. ve Lurrev. Mémoires de Mille Flore, artiste du
Théatre des variétés. Paris. 1847. 3 Vv. **T56.208

Foote, Maria, 4th Countess of Harrington. Account, An, of the third
and fourth theatrical tour made by Miss Foote, in 1826 and 1827,
to Liverpool, Bath, Edinburgh, &c. London. 1827. #*T 56.168

— Facts illustrative of the evidence on the late trial of Foote
v. Hayne. London. 1825. ; **T 56.78

— Futrreport of the trial between Miss Foote and J. Hayne for
a breach of promise of marriage. London. [1825?]- Colored por-
traits. ¥**T 58.19

M’Morat, A., pseud. Second-sight; or, the consequences of
the reception given to Miss Foote, on the 5th February, 1825.
London. 1825. Portrait. **T 56.260

— 5S. H. T. An account of Miss Foote’s re-appearance at the
Theatre-Royal, Covent Garden, on the fifth of February, 1825.

 

[Edinburgh? 1826?] ¥**T. 56.305
Foote, Samuel. Coox, W. Memoirs of Samuel Foote. London.
1805. 3 v. Portrait. 6549a.31 ; **T.58.98

 

Memorrs of the life and writings of Samuel Foote, Esq.
Added, the bon-mots, repartees, and good things said of that great
wit and excentrical genius. [London. 1778.] ¥*T 57.147

Forrest, Edwin. Atcer, W. R. Life of Edwin Forrest, the Ameri-
can tragedian. Philadelphia. 1877. 2v. Portraits.

 

2341.76; **T.55.10

—— Barrett, L. Edwin Forrest. Boston. 1881. Portraits. Plate.
Facsimiles. 4348.114; **T.57.109; etc.
— Harrison, G. Edwin Forrest: the actor and the man. Brook-
lyn. 1889. Portraits. *4341.187
History, The, of Edwin Forrest, the celebrated American
tragedian. New York. 1837. **T. 56.323

 

Regs, J. The life of Edwin Forrest. Philadelphia. [1874.]
; 4347.152; **T.57.169
Fusil, Louise. Fustr. L. Souvenirs d’une actrice. Paris. 1841. 2v.
**T’56.207; etc.

Gardiner, J. Garpiner, J. Twenty-five years on the stage. The
career of an Australian actor. Adelaide. [188-?] | **T.57.348
Garrick, David. Anperson, J. W. Garrick’s mode of reading the
Liturgy of the Church of England. London. 1840. **T 76.1
Davirs. T. Memoirs of the life of David Garrick. London.

 

1780. 2v. Portrait. **G_3765.8; etc.
— Firzcerarp, P. H. The life of David Garrick. London. 1868.
2v. Portraits. 2545.18; **T 56.127

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Actors. Biography, Individual. (Continued.) (Arranged by subjects.)
— H., J. F. David Garrick. [London. 1864.] No.7 in **G.62.5
—— Henccocx. F. A. Un acteur cosmopolite. David Garrick et

ses amis francais. Paris. 1911. Portraits. Plate. | 4579.240; etc.
—— Knicut, J. David Garrick. London. 1894. Portrait.

4540a.147; **T.55.59

—— Murpny, A. The life of David Garrick. London. 1801. 2 v.
Portrait. 4545.25; **T.56.143; etc.
—— Parsons, F. M. Garrick and his circle. New York. 1906.
Portraits. Plates. 4544.221
—— Smyts, J. David Garrick. London. [1807.] **T 59.16

—— Winsor, J. Stage-struck. [Boston. 1868.] ;
No. 15 in **G,3930.13.1

Gilbert, John Gibbs. Waucctn, J. H. An actor’s birthhouse and
birthright. (Jn Bostonian, The. Vol. 1, pp. 530-541. Illus.
Portraits. Boston. 1895.) *5301.45.1
— — The flood tide of an actor’s fortunes. (Jn Bostonian,
The. Vol. 2, pp. 62-71. Portraits. Facsimiles. Boston. 1895.)

*5301.45.2
— Winter, W. A sketch of the life of John Gilbert. New-York.
1890. Portrait. Plate. ¥**T 95.9; etc.

Got, Francois Jules Edmond. Carer, A. Got. (in his Histoire
anecdotique des contemporains. Pp. 155-183. Paris. 1885. Por-

trait.) _ **T 55.50
— Gor, F. J. E. Journal, 1822-1901. Paris. 1910. 2 v. Por-
trait. Plate. — : 2649a.148
Grain, Richard Corney. Grain, R. C. Corney Grain. By himself.
London. 1888. ¥**T 57.418

— Wituiamson, D. The German Reeds and Corney Grain:
records and reminiscences. London. 1895. Portraits. **T.58.9
Grimaldi, Joseph. Dickens, C. Joseph Grimaldi. Philadelphia.

[185-7] #*T 55.81; etc.
Grossmith, George. Grossmitu, G. A society clown. Reminiscences.
Bristol. 1888. 4579a.113; **T.98.91
Grossmith, Weedon. GrossmitH, W. From studio to stage. Remi-
niscences. New York. 1913. Portraits. Plates. 4545-173

Grossmith, William Robert. Lire, The, and theatrical excursions of

William Robert Grossmith, the juvenile actor. Reading. 1829.

**T.55-73

Gwyn, Eleanor. Apams, W. H. D. Nell Gwynne. (/u his Famous

beauties and historic women. Vol. 1, pp. 1-32. London. 1865.)

2249.57.13 etc.

—— Cunnincuam, P. The story of Nell Gwyn; and the sayings .

of Charles the Second. London. 1891. Portraits. **T.54.2; etc.

— Hazetton, G. C., Jr. Mistress Nell. A merry tale of 4 merry
time. (’Twixt fact and fancy.) New York. 1901. Portrait.

#*T 87.3

— Seymour, J. Memoirs of the life of Eleanor Gwinn. London.
1652. No. 6 in **G,3823.21
Haase, Friedrich. Haasz, F. Was ich erlebte. 1846-1896. Berlin.
{1897.] Illus. Portraits. Plates. ¥#*T 55.35
Hackett, James Henry. Memorr of James H. Hackett. [New York.
1847.] ; 43494.293; etc.
Hare, John. Pemserton, T. E. John Hare, comedian. 1865-1895.
A biography. London. 1895. Portraits. **T 57.297; etc.

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Actors. Biography, Individual. (Continued.) (Arranged by subjects.)
Harvey, John Martin. Epcar, G. Martin Harvey. Some pages of

his life. London. [1912.] Portraits. Plates. **T 56.324
Hayns, Joseph. Brown, T.: The life of the late famous comedian,
Jo. Hayns. London. 1701. ¥*T 58.146
Hill, George Handel. Norruart, W. K., editor. Life and recollec-
tions of Yankee Hill. New York. 1850. Illus. ¥*T 57.287
Hilton, Corz, J. A critique on the performance of Juliana,

 

in “The honey moon,” by Miss Hilton. Scarborough. 1831.
No. 4 in **G.3924.17
Holland, George. Morrert, T. H. Holland memorial. Sketch of
the life of George Holland, the veteran comedian. New York.

1871. Portrait. **T 53.19
Honey, Laura Bell. Anwnats, The, of the green room. London.
[1842.] Colored portrait. No. 4 in **K.48.16

—— Memoirs of Mrs. C[harles] M[athews]. Added, the extra-
ordinary and secret amours of Mrs. Honey. London. [183-?]
Colored plate. No. 4 in **G.3822.4.2

Iffland, August Wilhelm. IrrLanp, A. W. Mémoires. [Avec une notice
sur Iffland et sur Brandes par Picard.] Paris. 1823. **T.56.8; etc.

—— UNGERN-STERNBERG, P. A., Freiherr von. Iffland. (In his Kiinstler-

bilder. Band 3, pp. 67-171. Leipzig. 1861.) 6898.144.3
Irving, Sir Henry. ArcHEer, W. Henry Irving, actor and manager.
London. [1883.] Portrait. 2540b.65; **T.59.21; etc.

—- Arcuer, W., and R. W. Lowe. The fashionable tragedian. A
criticism [of Sir Henry Irving]. Edinburgh. [1877?] Portraits.

 

 

 

**T.57.363

— Austin, L. F. Henry Irving in England and America. Lon-
don. 1884. "4547.74 **T.57.330
—  — Sir Henry Irving. London. 1906. 2559.114
—— Brereton, A. Henry Irving. A biographical sketch. London.
1883. Portraits. 2440.69; **T 54.22
The life of Henry Irving. London. 1908. 2 v. Illus.

Portraits. 2440.80
— The Lyceum and Henry Irving. London. 1903. Illus.
Portraits. 2571.110

—— Crarp, H. A. Reminiscences of a dramatic critic. With an
essay on the art of Henry Irving. Boston. 1902. Portraits.
4395-168; etc.
—— Craic, E. G. Henry Irving, Ellen Terry, etc. A book of
portraits. [Chicago. 1899.] **T 52.8
—— Fitzceratp, P. H. Henry Irving. London. 1893. Portrait.

; . 2543-118; **T.55.94
— — Sir Henry Irving. Philadelphia. [1906.] Portraits.

 

Plates.
4544-219
—— Henry Irvine. A short account of his public life. New York.
1883. Portraits. 2540b.72; **T 58.113
—— Hyatt, C. Henry Irving. A record and review. London.
1890. Illus. Portraits. Plates. 4545.168; **T.57.90
—— Maocrarz, H. Sir Henry Irving. Edinburgh. 1906. Portraits.
; 4549a.195
: Marsnatt, F. A. Henry Irving. actor and manager. A criti-
cism of a critic’s criticism. London. 1883. 2540b.76; **T 58.72
—— Menpes, M. Henry Irving. London. 1906. Colored portraits.
¥*T 58.114

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Actors. Biography, Individual. (Continued.) (Arranged by subjects.)
— Potuocx, W. H. Impressions of Henry Irving gathered in
public and private. London. 1908. 4545-161
—— .. Russexi, Sir E. R. Irving as Hamlet. London. 1875. **G.76.2
Scott, C. W. From “The bells” to “King Arthur.” A critical
record of the first-night productions at the Lyceum theatre, 1871-

 

1895. London. 1896. Portraits. Plates. 4545-150; **T.76.19

— Sroxer, A. Personal reminiscences of Henry Irving. New

York. 1906. 2 -v. Portraits, one colored. Plates. 4544.223
—— Winter, W. Henry Irving. New-York. 1885. Portraits.

2540b.87 ; **T.57.408

—— Yoricx, pseud. A letter concerning Mr. Henry Irving ad-

dressed to E. R. H. Edinburgh. 1877. ¥*T 98.33

Jefferson, Joseph. Jerrerson, E. P. Intimate recollections of
Joseph Jefferson. New York. 1909. Portraits. Plates. 4343.277
— Jerrerson, J. The autobiography of Joseph Jefferson. New
York. [1890.] Portraits. Plates. 4343.107; etc.
— Witson, F. Joseph Jefferson. Reminiscences of a fellow
player. New York. 1906. Portraits. Plates. 4343.265
— Winter, W. Life and art of Joseph Jefferson. New York.
1894. Portraits. Plates. 4346.163
Jolly, Marie Elisabeth. Dutomsoy, N. F. R. F., editor. Aux manes de
Marie-Elisabeth Joly, artiste célébre du Théatre francais. Paris.

[1798.] Plates. **T59.43
Jordan, Dorothy. Boapen, J. The life of Mrs. Jordan. London.
1831. 2 -v. Portrait. **T 56.210

—— Essay, An, on the pre-eminence of comic genius with observa-
tions on the several characters Mrs. Jordan has appeared in.
London. 1786. **T58.56; etc.

Great illegitimate, The!! Public and private life of that

celebrated actress Miss Bland, otherwise Mrs. Ford, or, Mrs.

 

Jordan. London. [183-?] Portraits. **T 57.340; etc.
Judic, Anna Marie Louise Damiens. Mme Jupic. A biographical
sketch. New York. 1885. **T 59.15

Judith, Julie Bernat, called Mademoiselle Judith. Banvitie, T. F. pe.
Mme Judith de la Comédie francaise. [Toulouse.] 1867. **T.54.15
Junkermann, August. JuNKeRMaNN, A. Memoiren eines Hof-Schau-
spielers. Stuttgart. [1889.] Illus. Portraits. Plates. **T.56.240
Kainz, Josef. Ricuter, H. Josef Kainz als Torquato Tasso. (/n
Goethe-Jahrbuch. Band 30, pp. 180-186. Frankfurt a/M. 1909.)

*28404.54.30
Kean, Charles John. [CuHartes Kean. A collection of clippings
relating to him. Boston. 1873.] No. 19 in **G.3930.13.1

——  Cwaries Kean and the modern stage. [Edinburgh. 1868.]
No. 9 in **G.62.5
—— Core, J. W. The life and theatrical times of Charles Kean.
London. 1859. 2 v. 6543.30; **T.56.281
Kean, Edmund. Cooke sleeps! — Kean lives! London. [1814?]
No. 21 in **G,3930.13.1
—— Critical examination, A, of the respective performances of
Mr. Kean & Mr. Macready, in Cibber’s alteration of King Richard

the Third. London. 1819. ' **G_,3937.333 etc.
— Dana,R.H. Kean’s acting. (/n his Hoens and prose writings.
Pp. 420-437. Philadelphia. 1833.) ** A 2127.3

-—— Derence, A, of Edmund Kean. London. te **T 96.18; etc.

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Actors. Biography, Individual. (Continued.) (Arranged by subjects.) —
[Epmunp Krean—a collection of clippings and manuscripts

 

relating to him. Boston. 1873.] No. 22 in **G.3930.13.1
—— Eovripines, pseud. A brief essay: towards an apology for a play
actor. [Albany.] 1825. 6544-35
-—— Frienn, A, to justice, pseud. A reply to the Defence of Edmund
Kean. London. 1819. **T 96.19
-——— Hawkins, F. W. The life of Edmund Kean. London. 1869.
2v. 4545-171; **T.56.321
—— Macaviey, E. W. Theatric revolution, or plain truth ad-
dressed to common sense. London. 1819. **T 96.20; etc.

 

Mottioy, J. F. The life and adventures of Edmund Kean,
tragedian. 1787-1833. London. 1888. 2 v. 4547-1155 **T.57.11
Procrer, B. W. The life of Edmund Kean. London. 1835.

 

2v. Portrait. 6540.75; **T.57.2995 etc.
Keene, Laura. CreaHan, J. The life of Laura Keene. Philadelphia.
1897. Portraits. Plates. 4343.225; **T.55.60

Kellerd, John E. Frost, J. B. The greatest Hamlet. An apprecia-
tive review of Hamlet as presented by John E. Kellerd. Atlanta.

{1915.] Dlus. Portraits. Plates. *4590.125
Kemble, Frances Anne. Kempe, F. A. Journal. Philadelphia.
1835. 2. ; 4369.21; **T.57.304; etc.
—— —— Onthe stage. London. 1863. No. 26 in **G.3822.3

— —— Record ofa girlhood. London. 1878. 3 v. 2457.55; etc.
— L.,S.D. Memoir of the dramatic life of Miss Fanny Kemble.
N. p. [18—?] **T 56.164
Kemble, John Philip. AuTHentic narrative, An, of Mr. Kemble’s
retirement from the stage. London. 1817. **'T 96.231; etc.
Boaven, J. Memoirs of the life of John Philip Kemble. Lon-
don. 1825. 2 v. Portrait. 6540a.62; **T.56.242
—— Kexmsre & Cooke: or, a critical review of a pamphlet published
under the title of Remarks on the character of Richard the Third,
as played by Cooke & Kemble. With other critical remarks on
the performances of these two gentlemen. London. [(1810.]
a **T 96.313; etc.
—— Kempiana: being a collection of the jeu d’esprits, &c., that
have appeared respecting King John. London. 1804. **T.56.89
— Martin. H. Remarks on Mr. John Kemble’s performance of
Hamlet and Richard the Third. London. 1802. **T.96.214; etc.
—— Obsservations on Mr. Kemble in the characters of Cato,
Wolsey and Coriolanus: with every particular connected with his
retirement from the stage. London. 1817. No.5 in **G,3824.3; etc.
—— Remarks on the character of Richard the Third; as played by
Cooke and Kemble. London. 1801. **T 96.314; etc.
—— Scott, Sir W., Baronet. The life of John Philip Kemble. [A
review of the Reminiscences of Michael Kelly. London. 1826.]
No, 2, 3 in **G.3930.13.2
—— Snorer criticism, A, on the performance of Hamlet by Mr.
Kemble. London. 1789. No. 5 in **G.3937.11
— Wituitams, J. A. Memoirs of John Philip Kemble. With an
origirlal critique on his performance. London. 1817. Portraits.
. **T 59.27; etc.
Kraepelin, Carl Wilhelm. Muertier, C. F. Karl Kraepelin. Zur
Erinnerung arf sein Leben und seine kiinstlerische Thatigkeit.
Hamburg. 1884. Portraits. **T 97.86

 

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Actors. Biography, Individual. (Continued.) (Arranged by subjects.)
Krone, Charles A. Krong, C. A. Recollections of an old actor.
Read October 20, 1905. Portrait. (Jn Missouri Historical Society.
Collections. Vol. 2, no. 7, pp. 25-43. St. Louis. 1906.) **4462.51.2
Laferriére, Adolphe. Larerri=re, A. Mémoires de Laferriére. Paris.
1876. 2 v. **T 57,318
— — Souvenirs d’un jeune premier. Paris. 1884. **T.57.321
Lafon, Pierre. Duyarric-Descompes, L. A. Etude sur Pierre Lafon
de la Comédie francaise. (1773-1846.) Bergerac. [1882.] **T.57.65
Lagrange, Charles Varlet, Siewr de. Turerry, E. Charles Varlet

de La Grange et son registre. Paris. 1876. ¥*T 55.8
Lecouvreur, Adrienne. Lecouvreur, A. Letters. Paris. 1892. Por-
trait. 2669.109

‘Lekain, Henri Louis Cain, called Lekain. CHervatier, P. M. F. Le
Kain in the character of Venddme. [New York? 1847.]

No. 6 in **G.3930.13.2

— Firmin, J. F. B. Paralléle entre Talma et Lekain. Esquisse.

Paris. 1826. **T 5.7.34
— Lexain, H. L. Mémoires. Précédés de réflexions sur cet acteur
et sur l’art théatral par F. Talma. Paris. 1825. **T 56.10; etc.
Lemaitre, Frédérick. Basset, S. Une aventure de Frédérick Lemaitre
(1854). [Paris. 1908.] Plates. 6671.299
— Duvuvat, G. Frédérick Lemaitre et son temps. 1800-1876. Paris.
1876. 2 2654.553 **T.58.13
— Jacguot, C. J. B. Lemaitre. (Jn his Portraits et silhouettes.
’ Vol. 3, pp. 267-299. Paris. 1868.) 4641.54.3
—— Lecomte, L. H. Un comédien au x1xe siécle: Frédérick Le-
maitre. Paris. 1888. 2 v. **T 55,118

— Lemaitre, F. Souvenirs. Paris. 1880. 4649a.62; **T.57.314
— Tuton, F. Frédérick-Lemaitre. Souvenirs, documents inédits

Paris. 1876. No. 2 in **M.125.7

Leman, Walter W. Leman, W..W. Memories of an old actor. San
Francisco. 1886. Portrait. 4348.159; **T.57.43
Leno, Dan. Woop, J. H. Dan Leno. London. [1905.] Illus. Por-
traits. **T 57.82

Leslie, Frederick. Vincent, W. T. Recollections of Fred Leslie.
London. 1894. 2v. Illus. Portraits. Plates. 4543.121; **T.56.62
Logan, Eliza. Marston, J. W. Memoir of Miss E. Logan. (Jn his
The patrician’s daughter. Pp. 3,4. Boston. [1856.]) 6259b.548; etc.
McCullough, John. Wunter, W., editor. In memory of John Mc-

Cullough. New York. 1889. Portrait. Plate. ¥**T 55.62; etc.
Macklin, Charles. Apotocy, An, for the conduct of Mr. Charles
Macklin, comedian. London. 1773. **T 56.326; etc.

—— Case, Mr. Macklin late of Covent-Garden theatre, against

Mess. Clarke, Aldys, Lee, James and Miles. Edinburgh. [1775.]

J ¥*T 56.225

—— Cuittzen of the world, A, pseud. The genuine arguments of the

council, with the opinion of the Court of King’s Bench, on cause

shewn, why an information should not be exhibited against John

Stephen James, Joseph Clarke, for a riotous conspiracy founded
to deprive Charles Macklin of his livelihood. London. 1774.

No. 3 in **G.3824.4

— Concreve, F. A. Authentic memoirs of the late Mr. Charles

Macklin, comedian. London. 17608. **T 56.287; etc.
— Coox, W. Memoirs of Charles Macklin, comedian. London.
1804. Portrait. **T.56.199; etc.

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Actors. Biography, Individual. (Continued.) (Arranged by subjects.), .
— Krrexman, J. T. Memoirs of the life of Charles Macklin.
London. 1799. 2 v. Portrait. *#T'56.201
—— ~—— Same. Mémoires de Charles Macklin, traduits de
l’Anglais. (Jn Després, J. B., editor. Mémoires sur Garrick et sur
Macklin. Pp. 253-387. Paris. 1822.) **T 56.3,
Parry, E. A. Charles Macklin. New York. 1891. **T.57.3; etc.
Macready, Mary. Macreapy, M. Memoir of Mrs. Macready. New

 

York. 1857. Portrait. 4444.88
Macready, William Charles. ArcHer, W. William Charles Mac-
ready. London. 1800. 2546.100; **T.57.2

Brier memoir, A, of Mr. Macready. London. 1845. **T.56.289
—— Fox, W. J. A biographical sketch of William C. Macready.
Portrait. (Jn Shakespeare, W. Complete works. Part Iv, pp.

 

 

 

 

1-16. London. [1851.]) **G,4010.11
Littteton, R..H. The biography of William C. Macready,
tragedian. London. [1851?] Portrait. **T 56.290
Poxtiock, J., Lady. Macready as I knew him. London. 1884.
2540b.86; **T.57.208

— Price, W. T. A life of William Charles Macready. New
York. [1894.] Portrait. ¥#*T 59.40
—— Wattace, FE. Sketches of Mr. Macready’s attitudes in Ion.
N. p. [183-?] 12 portraits. **T 53.20
Maeder, Clara Fisher. Maxprr, C. F. Autobiography. New-York.
1897. Portraits. **T 95.16
Mansfield, Richard. Wutstacu, P. Richard Mansfield. The man
and the actor. New York. 1908. Portraits. 4343-273
Winter, W. Life and art of Richard Mansfield. New York.

1910. 2 v. Portraits. Plate. 4343-275
Marble, Danforth. Kerxty, J. F. Dan Marble: a biographical sketch.
New York. [1851.] **T 58.35
Marlowe, Julia. Barry, J. D. Julia Marlowe. Boston. [1899.].
Portraits. 4343.219; **T 57.386

Mars, Anne Francoise Hippolite Boutet-Monvel, called Mademoiselle
Mars. Actocgugz, E. Souvenirs anecdotiques sur Mademoiselle

Mars. Paris. 1847. **T 96.144
—— Buty, E. A. R. pe. Mémoires de Mademoiselle Mars. Paris.
1847. **T 96.144
— Mtte Mars. Notice biographique. Paris. 1847. **'T58.95
— Mars, Mile, Confidences. Paris. 1855. **T 58.94
Mathews, Charles. Arnotp, S. J. Forgotten facts in the memoirs of
Charles Mathews, comedian. London. [1839.] **T 56.259
— Martuews, A. Memoirs of Charles Mathews, comedian. Lon-~
don. 1838, 39. 4 v. Portraits. 6540a.61 ; **T 55.105

—— Martuews, C. The life and correspondence of Charles Mathews
the elder, comedian. London. 1860. Portraits. 6549.23; **T.57.417
—— Menworrs of the youthful days of Mr. Mathews, the celebrated
comedian. Philadelphia. 1822. Colored portraits. ¥*T 57.204
Mathews, Lucia Elizabeth. Enciisu gentleman, An, pseud. Memoirs
of the public and private life of Madame Vestris. New York.
[1838.] No. 4a in **G.3822.4.2
— Memorrs of Mrs. C. M., late Mad. V. of the Royal Olympic
theatre. London. [183-?] Colored plate. No.4in **G,_3822.4.2
—— Memorrs of the life of Madame Vestris of the Theatres Royal.
Drury Lane and Covent Garden. [London?] 1830. **T.57.216

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Actors. Biography, Individual. (Continued.) (Arranged by subjects.)
— Mewmorrs of the public and private life, amorous adventures
and wonderful exploits of Madame V....... London. . [1839?]
Portrait. Plate. **T 56.106
Mellon, Harriot, Duchess of St. Albans. Pearce, C. E. The jolly
duchess. Harriot Mellon, afterwards Mrs. Coutts and the
Duchess of St. Albans. A sixty years’ gossipping record of the
stage and society (1777-1837). New York. [1915.] Portraits.

 

Plates. 2548.85
— Witson, M. B. Memoirs of Harriot, Duchess of St. Albans.
London. 1839. 2v. Portrait. **T 57.256; etc.

—— WynpHam, P. Strictures on’ an imposter, and old actress
[Harriot Mellon and Thomas Coutts]. London. [1822.] Illus.

¥*T 56.244

Menken, Adah Isaacs. Barcrtay, G. L. The life and remarkable

career of Adah Isaacs Menken. Philadelphia. 1868. Portraits.

#*T 96.8

— Notice biographique sur Miss Adah Isaacs Menken, artiste
américaine. Paris. 1867. 2344.56
Modjeska, Helena. Axttemus, J. T. Helena Modjeska. New York.
[1883.] Portrait. 3067.38
— Coox, M. C. The story of Helena Modjeska (Madame
Chlapowska). London. 1883. 5069.24; **T.57.194
——  Mopjesxa, H. Memories and impressions. An autobiography.
New York. i910. Illus. Portraits. 3067.56

Molé, Francois René. Errenne, C. G., and C. Gauctran-NanTEUIL.
Vie de Francois-René Molé. Paris. 1803. Portrait. **T 58.87

— Moré, F. R. Mémoires. Paris. 1825. **T 56.115 etc.

Moliére. Consult the titles under that heading.

Montez, Lola. Auvercne, E. B. d’. Lola Montez, an adventuress of

the ’forties. New York. 1909. Portraits. 2544.216
— Jacguot, C. J. B. Lola Montés. Paris. 1857. Portrait.
¥**T 59.44; etc.

—— Lota Montes: or, a reply to the “Private history and
memoirs” of that celebrated lady, recently published by the

 

Marquis Papon. New York. 1851. Portrait. **'T 97.239
Morris, Clara. Morris, C. The life of a star. New York. 1906.

4343.267

— Life on the stage. My personal experiences and recol-

lections. New York. trgo1. Portrait. 4343-229; **T.57.39

_Morris, Felix. Morris, F. Reminiscences. New York. [1892.]

Portrait. **T 58.20

Morton, Charles. Morton, W. H., and H. C. Newton. Sixty years’
stage service, being a record of the life of Charles Morton, “the
Father of Halls.” London. 1905. Illus. Portraits. Plates.

#*T’ 56.163
Murphy, Arthur. Foot, J. The life of Arthur Murphy. London.
1811. Portraits. ¥*T 53.17

Murray, Alma. AtmMa Murray. Portrait as Beatrice Cenci. With
critical notice containing four letters from Robert Browning.

London. 1891. , **T 96.32; etc.
— Witson, F. Miss Alma Murray as Juliet. London. 1887.

4595-112

Neilson, Lilian Adelaide. De Letnr, M.A. Lilian Adelaide Neilson.

London, 1881. 2459a.61 5 **T.57.440

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—— Horroway, L. C. Adelaide Neilson: a souvenir. New York.
1885. Portraits. Plate. 2550b.56; **T.57.457
Neuber, Friederike Karoline. Repen-Especx, F. J., Freiherr von.
Caroline Neuber und ihre Zeitgenossen. Leipzig. 1881. Por-
trait. Plate. ¥**T 55.66
O’Keeffe, John. O’Keerre, J. Recollections of the life of John
O’Keeffe. London. 1826. 2v. Portrait. 6545.55; **T.55.129; etc.
Oldfield, Anne. AuTHENTICK memoirs of'the life of that celebrated
actress. London. 1730. No. 11 in **G.3930.13.2
—~ Ecerton, W. Faithful memoirs of the life, amours and
performances of Mrs Anne Oldfield. London. 1731. Portrait.

#*T 57.221

— Otpys, W. Memoirs of Miss Anne Oldfield. London. 1741.
Portrait. **T 56.315; etc.
—  Ropsins, E. The palmy days of Nance Oldfield. London.
1898. Portraits. 4545-166; **T.55.93

Owens, John Edmond. Owens, M. C. Memories of the professional
and social life of John E. Owens. Baltimore. 1892. Portraits.
Plates. 4344.148; **T.56.26

Palmer, John. Harrat, T. A monody on the death of Mr. John
Palmer, the comedian. Prefixed, a review of his theatrical

powers. London. 1708. **T 56.131; etc.
—— Sxercu, A, of the theatrical life of John Palmer. London.
1708. **T 97.58; etc.

Palmer, Minnie. Brytu, H. My sweetheart! The life and adven-
tures of Minnie Palmer. London. [189-?] Portraits. **T.95.78
Parsons, William. Brrramy, T. The life of William Parsons,
comedian. London. 1795. No. 2 in **T.96.228
Payne, John Howard. Bratnarp, C. H. John Howard Payne: a
biographical sketch. Washington, D. C. 1885. Portraits. Plates.
**T 55.1353 etc.

— Hanson, W. T., Jr. The early life of John Howard Payne.

Boston. 1913. Portrait. ¥*A.6770.3
— Harrison, G. John Howard Payne, dramatist, poet, actor.
Philadelphia. 1885. Illus. Portrait. 4242.67
—— Menorrs of John Howard Payne, the American Roscius. Lon-
don. 1815. Portrait. **T 96.230; etc.
—— Sxercs of the life of John Howard Payne. Boston. 1833.
‘ **T 56.175
Pemberton, Charles Reece. Prmserton, C. R. Life and literary
remains. London. 1843. Portrait. **T 56.165; etc.
Person, Béatrix. Houwnau, J. Mlle Person (Béatrix). Paris. 1854.
**T 95.65
Phelps, Samuel. Coreman, J., and E. Coteman. Memoirs of Samuel
Phelps. London. 1886. Portrait. **T 56.219

— PuHEeEtps, W. M., and Sir J. Forses-Rosertson. The life and
work of Samuel Phelps. London. 1886. Portraits.

: 4550.54; **T.56.
Power, Tyrone. WuntTeR, W. Tyrone Power. New Pec, Set
Portraits. Plate. 4343-262
Préville, Pierre Louis Dubus-. Canaissr, H. A. Mémoires de Pré-
ville. Paris. 1812. **T 56.13; etc.
—— Dazincourt, J. J. B. A. Notice historique sur Préville. A
Paris. [1800.] **T 56.12

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Quin, James. Lire, The, of Mr. James Quin, comedian. London.
e 1767. **T 57.533 etc.
Quinault, Marie Anne Cathérine. Quinautt, M. A. C. Mémoires

“de Mademoiselle Quinault ainée de 1715 4 1793. Paris. 1836. 2 v.
**T 56.215

Racovitza-Schwenitsch, Helene, Baronin von. RacovitzA-SCHWENITSCH,
H., Baronin von. Princess Helene von Racowitza. An auto-
biography. New York. to10. Portrait. 2845.109
Raucourt, Francoise Marie Antoinette Saucerotte, called Mlle Rau-
court. Notice sur V’enterrement de Mlle Raucourt, actrice du
Théatre francais, morte le 15 janvier 1815. Paris. 1821. Plate.

*#T 54.24
Reeve, John. Banister, D. Life of Mr. John Reeve. London.
[1838.] **T 56.86; etc.

— Rene, W. L. The late John Reeve. [London. 1838.]
: No. 13 in **G.3930.13.2
Reeve, Wybert. Reeve, W. From life. London. 1892. Portrait.
**T 57.184
‘Regnier, Francois Joseph Pierre Tousez. Poinsot, A. E. Regnier,
sociétaire de la Comédie-francaise. (1831-1872.) Paris. 1872.

Portrait. **T..98.50
—— Rrenter, F. J. P. T. Souvenirs et études de théatre. Paris.
1887. Portrait. **T 57.384
Rehan, Ada. WINTER, W. Ada Rehan: a study. New York. 18o1.
Portraits. **A 9768.6

Reichenberg, Suzanne Angélique: Charlotte. ALexanpre, A. P. U.
Suzanne Reichenberg. Les ingénues au théatre. Paris. [1808.]
Portraits. ¥*T 93.13

Ristori, Adelaide. ApeLatpe Ristortr. [Newspaper clippings, pro-
grammes, circulars, etc., relating to her. Boston. 1866-68.]

¥*T 12.9

— Curt, P. A. Adelaide Ristori. Milano. 1855. Portrait.
; **T 55.88
—— Fretp, M. K. K. Adelaide Ristori. A biography. New-York.
1867. **T 59.93 etc.

— — Ristori as Marie Antoinette. [Philadelphia. 1868.]
No. 16 in **G.3930.13.2
— Hrneston, E. P. The Siddons of modern Italy. Adelaide
Ristori (Marquise Capranica del Grello). London. 1856. Por-

trait. ¥*T. 56.292
— Memorr of Adelaide Ristori. New York. [1863.]
¥**T 56.293; etc.
—— Opinion de la presse francaise sur Madame Ristori dans
Béatrix, drame par E. Legouvé. Paris. 1867. ¥*T 55.20
—— Rusror1, A. Adelaide Ristori. Etudes et souvenirs. Paris.
‘1887. Portrait. 2749.72; etc.
—— — Same. Adelaide Ristori. Studies and memoirs. Lon-
don. 1888. 2749.71; **T 57.1553 etc.

— Rustorr—clippings relating to her. [1863.]
No. 15 in **G.3930.13.2
Ritchie, Anna Cora. Ruitcuiz, A. C. Autobiography of an actress.
Boston. 1854. Portrait. _ 4447.242; etc.
Robertson, Thomas William. Leicuton, Sir B., Baronet. The late
Thomas William Robertson and the modern theatre. London.
1875. ¥*T 96.34

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—  Pemperton, T. E. The life and writings of T. W. Robertson.

London. 1893. Portrait. Plates. 2543-115; **T.5§.79
Robinson, Mary. Rozinson, M. Memoirs of Mary Robinson,
“Perdita.” London. 1894. Portraits. *P.11.7525; etc.
Rossi, Ernesto. Ernesto Rossi. A biographical and critical sketch.
New York. 1881. **T57.72
—— Jucemenr de la presse parisienne sur Ernesto Rossi. Paris.
1866, **T..98.17
Samson, Joseph Isidore. Jacguot, C. J. B. Samson. Paris. 1854.
Portrait. 6649a.11
—  Lecovvé, G. J. B. E. W. M. Samson et ses éléves. Paris.
[1875.] ¥**T 96.157

— Samson, J.I. Mémoires. Paris. 1882. Portrait. **T.57.326; etc.
Samson, Madame J.1. Rachel et Samson. Paris. 1898. **T.57.336
Schneider, Louis. Scunemper, L. Aus meinem Leben. Berlin. 1879,
80. 3Vv. **'T 56.247
Schoene, Hermann. Scuorne, H. Aus den Lehr- und Flegeljahren
eines alten Schauspielers. Mit einem biographischen Vorwort
von Hugo Thimig. Leipzig. [1903.] Portraits. No. 1 in 4896.50.453
Schroeder, Antoinette Sophie. Scuroeper, A. S. Briefe von Sophie

 

Schréder (1813-1868). Berlin. 1910. Portraits. 6907.26
Schroeder, Friedrich Ulrich Ludewig. Brunrer, L. Friedrich Lud-
wig Schroder. Leipzig. 1864. 2849a.533 **T.57.383
— Litzmann, B. Friedrich Ludwig Schroder. Hamburg. 1890,
94. 2 -v. Portraits. 4845.68
—— Mever, F. L. W. Friedrich Ludwig Schréder. Hamburg.
1819. 2 v. 2847.9; etc.

— Scuroeper, F. U. L. Schréder und Gotter. Briefe Friedrich
Ludwig Schréders an Friedrich Wilhelm Gotter, 1777 und 1778.
Hamburg. 1887. 2873.91

— Unspe, H. Friedrich Ludwig Schréder in seinen Briefen an
K. A. Bottiger, 1794-1816. (In Historisches Taschenbuch. Jahr-

 

gang 45, pp. 245-320. Leipzig. 1875.) *2309.1.45
Seydelmann, Carl. Roetscnuer, H. T. Seydelmann’s Leben und
Wirken. Berlin. 1845. ¥#*T 55.38
Siddons, Sarah Kemble. Boapen, J. Memoirs of Mrs. Siddons.
London. 1827. 2v. Portraits. **T 56.211; etc.
— Same. Mrs. Sarah Siddons. London. [190-?] 2 v.
Portraits. Plates. *2545.252
—  Camppett, T. Life of Mrs. Siddons. London. 1834. 2 v.
Portrait. **T 55.1103 etc.

 

Gattnpo, C. Mrs. Galindo’s Letter to Mrs. Siddons; being a
circumstantial detail of Mrs. Siddons’s life for the last seven
years. London. 1809. = ¥*T 96.338

— Hicks, J. Performances in London of Mrs. Siddons and Mr.
John Philip Kemble. Manuscript. N. p. [1821.] **T 52.6

—— Jenkin, H.C. F. Mrs. Siddons as Lady Macbeth and as Queen
Katharine. New York. 1915. **T 46.61.3

— Kewnnarp, N. H. Mrs. Siddons. Boston. 1887. 2550b.79; etc.

— Observations on Mrs. Siddons, in the following characters:
Margaret of Anjou, Belvidera, Jane Shore, Lady Randolph,
Isabella, and Zara. Dublin. 1784. **T 57.135

— Same. Beautigs, The, of Mrs. Siddons; or, a review of her
performance of the characters of Belvidera, Zara, Isabella, Mar-

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garet of Anjou, Jane Shore, and Lady Randolph. London. 1786.
**T 56.155; etc.
—— Parsons, F. M. The incomparable Siddons. London. [1909.]

Portrait. Plates. **T’56.107; etc.
Soldene, Emily. Sotpene, E. My theatrical and musical recollec-
tions. London. 1897. Portraits. **T 56.325

Sonnenthal, Adolf, Ritter von. Ezsenzerc, L. J. Adolf Sonnenthal.
Eine Kinstlerlaufbahn als Beitrag zur Geschichte des modernen

Burgtheaters. Dresden. 1900. Portrait. **®T 57.106
—— SonwnENTHAL, H. von, editor. Adolph von Sonnenthals Brief-
wechsel. Stuttgart. 1912. 2 v. Portraits. Plates. 6899a.170

—— ScuientHer, P. Adolf von Sonnenthal. Fiinzig Jahre im
Wiener Burgtheater. 1856-1906. Wien. 1906. Portraits. **T.77.227
Sothern, Edward Askew. Dr Fontarne, F. G., editor. Birds of a
feather flock together; or, talks with Sothern. New York. 1878.

Portraits. 4549a.192; **T.57.428
—— -Pemurrton, T. E. A memoir of Edward Askew Sothern. Lon-
don. 1889. Portraits. 4540.100; **T 55.96

— Sata, G. A. H. On a remarkable dramatic performance
[Sothern’s Lord Dundreary]. (Jn his Breakfast in bed. Pp. 7-32.
Boston. 1863.) **T 97.187; etc.

Sothern, Edward Hugh. Sotuern, E. H. The melancholy tale of “Me.”
My remembrances. New York. 1916. Portraits. Plates. 4545.157

Spiller, James, Axersy, G. Spiller’s jests: or the life and pleasant
adventures of Mr. James Spiller. London. 1729. Portrait.

_No. 5 in **G.3823.3

Stegmann, Carl David. Mentzet, E. Karl David Stegmann. Aus
dem Leben eines Bihnenktinstlers des 18. Jahrhunderts. (Jn
Archiv fiir Theatergeschichte. Vol. 1, pp. 129-159. Berlin. 1904.)

 

t 6907.12.1
Sullivan; Barry. Lawrence, W. J. Barry Sullivan: a biographical
sketch. London. 1893. Portrait. **T' 57.450
— Srvuarp, R. M. Barry Sullivan and his contemporaries. Lon-
don. 1901. 2v. Portraits. 4545.176; **T.56.30 |
Taconet, Gaspard Toussaint. Artaup, J.B. Taconet. A Amsterdam.
1775. **T 57.181
Talma, Francois Joseph. Corin, A. Etudes dramatiques: Talma et
VY’Empire. Paris. 1887. **T 57.200
— Etudes dramatiques: Talma et la Révolution. Paris.
1887. ¥*T 57.269
— Dvvat, E. Talma. Précis historique sur sa vie, ses derniers
momens et sa mort. Paris. 1826. Portrait. ¥*T 59.38
— Firemin, J. F. Paralléle entre Talma et Lekain: esquisse.
Paris. 1826. hy “fie : **T 57.34
— Laron, P. Discours prononcé sur la tombe de Talma. Paris.
1820. **T 97.17

— Lavcier, A. Notice sur Talma. Paris. 1827. Plate.

No. 5 in **M.147.16
—— Meéyjanet, A. Mémoires de Talma. Londres. 1817. Plate.
No. 6 in **M.125.7
— Moreau, C. F. J. B. Mémoires historiques et littéraires sur
F. J. Talma. Paris. 1826. #*T. 57.32
— Recnautt-Warin, J. B. J. I. P. .Mémoires historiques et

critiques sur F.-J. Talma, et sur l’art théatral. Paris. 1827.
¥**T 56.176; etc.

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—— Tat.ma, F. J. Mémoires. Paris. 1849, 50. 4 Vv. in 2.

*4646.55; etc.
— Tissot, P. F. Souvenirs historiques sur la vie et la mort de
F, Talma. Paris. 1826. Portrait. No. 5 in **M.125.7

— Vanuove, C.C.C. Etudes sur l’art théatral suivies d’anecdotes
inédites sur Talma, et de la correspondance de Ducis avec cet
artiste, depuis 1792 jusqu’ en 1815. Paris. 1836. **T 76.54

Tarlton, Richard. Nicuotson, B. Kemp and the play of Hamlet —
Yorrickand Tarlton. (In New Shakspere Society. Transactions. No.
8. 1880-6. Part 1, pp. 57-66. London. 1881.) *6552.10.1880-86.1 ; etc.

— Tartton, R. Tarlton’s Jests [with notices of Tarlton]. (Jn
Hazlitt, W. C., editor. Shakespeare jest-books. Vol. 2, pp. 189-

 

 

260. London. 1864.) 4598.11.25 etc.
— Same. With some account of the life of Tarlton by J.
O. Halliwell. London. 1844. 4596.57
Telbin, Rose. D., J. M. Memoir of the late Miss Rose Telbin.
[New York. 185~?] Portrait. **T 98.114; etc.
Terriss, William. Smyrue, A. J. The life of William Terriss, actor.
Westminster. 1898. Portraits. Plates. **T5 5.57
Terry, Ellen. Craic, E. G. Henry Irving, Ellen Terry, etc. [Chi-
cago. 1899.] Portraits. Plate. #*T 52.8
Hiatt, C. Ellen Terry and her impersonations. London.
1898. Portraits. 2549.149; **T.57.205
—— Marsuatu,C. Ellen Terry. London. 1907. Portraits. Plates.
4549a.196
— Pemperton, T. E. Ellen Terry and her sisters. New York.
1902. Portraits. Plates. 4545-178; **T.56.112
—— Scott, C. W. Ellen Terry. New York. [1900.]
4549a.189; **T.58.144

— Terry, E. The story of my life. New York. 1908.  4545.179
Thomas, Emil. Tuomas, E. 4o Jahre Schauspieler. Erinnerungen
aus meinem Leben. Berlin. 1895. 2v.in1. Portrait. **T.57.217
Thompson, Denman. Brapy, J. J. Life of Denman Thompson
(Joshua Whitcomb). New York. [1888.] Portrait. **T.57.372
Thorne, Charles R. THorne, C. R. Memoirs. By himself. N. p.

N. d. Portrait. ¥*T 13.7
Toole, John Laurence. Hatton, J. Reminiscences of J. L. Toole.
London. 1889. 2 v. Illus. Portraits. 4545.104; **T.56.221
Tree, Sir Herbert Beerbohm. Cran, Mrs. G. Herbert Beerbohm
Tree. London. 1907. Portraits. Plate. 4549a.197

Uhlich, Adam Gottfried. Hrrrmurtier, F. F. 1. Adam Gottfried
Uhlich. 11. Hollandische Komédianten in Hamburg (1740 und
1741). Hamburg. 1894. 6872.49

Villeneuve,.Olga de. ViLLENEUvE, O. DE. Mademoiselle Olga de
Villeneuve dans la tragédie. Paris. 1862. Portrait. **T.55.124

Vincent, Mary Ann. Ricuarpson, J. B. Mrs. James R. Vincent.
[Cambridge, Mass. i1911.] Portrait. **T 56.334

Wallack, James William. Morretit, T. H. A sketch of the life of
James William Wallack. New York. 1865. Portrait. **T.ss.21

Wallack, John Johnstone. (Lester Wallack.) Wattacx, J. J.
Memories of fifty years. New-York. 1889. Portraits. Plates.

4342.88; **T 57.207; etc.

Wallett, William Frederick. Watiett, W. F. The public life of W.

F, Wallett, the Queen’s jester. London. 1870. Portrait. **T.57.301

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Ward, Geneviéve. Gustarson, Z. B. Geneviéve Ward. A biographical

 

‘sketch. Boston. 1882. Portrait. 4349.975 **T.58.37
Memoir of Genevra Guerrabella [pseud.]. New York. 1863.
Portrait. No. 2 in **M.148.7
Warren, William. Batt, W. T. W. Life and memoirs of William
Warren. [Boston. 1888.] Portraits. 4343.217; **T.58.8; etc.
—— [Wittiam Warren. Clippings, magazine articles, etc. Bos-
ton. 19—?] Illus. Portraits. . **T 55.139
Wells, Mary. Wetts, M. Memoirs of the life of Mrs. Sumbel,
late Wells. London. 1811. 3 v. in 1. **T 57.401

Wemyss, Francis Courtney. Wemyss, F. C. Twenty-six years of
the life of an actor and manager. New York. 1847. ¥*T 57.123
Wessely, Josephine. Mertcurt, L. Erinnerungen an Josephine.

Wessely. Leipzig. 1887. Portrait. **T 57.369
Weston, Thomas. Memoirs. London. 1776. *€T 56.1473 etc.
Wilks, Robert. Curti, E. The life of that eminent comedian Robert

Wilks. London. 1733. Portrait. **T 57.191

— Memoirs of the life of Robert Wilks, Esq. London. 1732.
No. 20, 21 in **G.3930.13.2
— O'Bryan, D. Authentic memoirs or, the life and character
of Robert Wilks. London. 1732. **T 57.192
Williams, Bransby.’ Wittrams, B. An actor’s story. London. 1909.
Portraits. Plates. 4549.154; **T.57.118
Woffington, Margaret. Datry, J. A. Woffington. [Philadelphia.]
1888. Portraits. **T,.Cab.1.20; etc.
— Hoots, ‘J. A monody: to the memory of Mrs. Margaret
Woffington. [Verse.] London. 1760. No. 7 in **G.3820.9
—— Motuoy, J. F. The life and adventures of Peg Woffington.
London. 1884. 2v. Portrait. **T57.195; etc.
Worthing, Frank. W4untTER, W. J., editor. In memory of Frank
Worthing, actor. New York. i911. Portraits. **T 55.31
Wrighten, Mary. Wericuten, M. An apology for the life and
conduct of Mrs. Mary Wrighten. London. [17—?] **T 56.156
Young, Charles Mayne. Timotuy, pseud. The first play of the
season. [Charles Mayne Young in Hamlet. Edinburgh. 1828.]
No. 16 in **G.3937.11
—— Youne, J..C. A memoir of Charles Mayne Young, tragedian,
with extracts from his son’s journal. London. 1871. 2 v. Por-

traits. 6547-31; **T.57.358
Ziegler,’ Clara. Maveruorer, J. Clara Ziegler. Biographische Skizze.
Bamberg. 1887. Portrait. No. 11 in **M.215.4

Actors. Dictionaries. See Actors. Biography.
Actors. Portratts.

See also Actors. Biography. Collections; Caricatures.

Actors’ Fund of America. Souvenir and programme of the Actors’
Fund fair. New York. 1892. ¥kT 75.8
Acrrices, Les, de Paris. Portraits de E. de Liphart. -Texte par
Emile Bergerat—Daniel Bernard. Paris. 1882. Illus. **T.53.16

Atmanacn de “La Rampe.” Actrices parisiennes. [Paris. 1901.]
¥#*T 26.21
“Art aLaum of footlight favorites. [New York? 190-?] 60 portraits.
**T Cab.1.24
Barnasee, H. C., compiler. [A collection of portraits, principally of
Henry Clay Barnabee as an actor; views of Oberammergau and

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photographs of the actors in the Passion Play of 1900. Boston.

19I-?] ¥*T 53.24
Brautigs of the stage. New York. [187-?] **T53.6
Brown, A. K., compiler. Dramatic and musical photographs. [Bos-

ton. 191I-13.] Io v. *#T 12.1
[Cottection of 63 character portraits, mostly English. With index.]

**#K 175.6

Costumes of the modern stage. Part 1-5. Edited by M. Mobisson.
Illustrations by MM. Lebégue, Mesplés, etc: [London. 1889-90.]

. **T 92.1

Craic, E. G. Henry Irving, Ellen Terry, etc. A book of portraits.
[Chicago. 1899.] **T 52.8
Dramatic souvenirs. [Boston. 1910-13.] 6 v. ¥*T 12.4
51 portraits of actors, mostly English and of the early nineteenth
century. N.p. N.d. **#K 260.5

GaLerigE des artistes dramatiques de Paris. Portraits par Al.
Lacauchie, et accompagnés de portraits littéraires. Paris.
1841[-43]. 2 v. Portraits. ¥*T 52.11

GALERIE dramatique, ou acteurs célébres qui se sont illustrés sur les
trois grands théatres de Paris. Paris. 1809. Colored portraits.

**T.59.49

GALERIE théatrale ou collection des portraits en pied des principaux
acteurs des premiers théatres de la capitale. Paris. [1842?] 3 v.

¥**T 51.143 etc.

Ga.tery of players. [Quarterly.] No. 1-9, 11. From The IIlustrated
‘American. New York. 1894[-07]. ¥**T 52.9

Grorrroy, C. M. Nouvelle galerie des artistes dramatiques. vivants.
Contenant 40 portraits des principaux artistes dramatiques de
Paris. Chaque portrait est accompagné d’une notice biographique
et d’une appréciation littéraire par Alex. Dumas, Albert Cler,
Arnould. Paris. 1855. 2 v. Portraits. **T 53.9

GuiLtaumot, A., fils. Costumes des ballets du roy. Archives de
VOpéra, xviié siécle. 20 planches en couleur. Paris. 1885. **T.92.7

Hicuens, H., editor. American actors and actresses of today —
particularly those favorite to Cleveland, with lists of their prin-

cipal appearances. [Cleveland. 1913.] 4349a.289.
Houssaye, A. La Comédie frangaise, 1680-1880. [31 portraits. Paris.]
1880. **Cab.26.29.4

ILLustraTeD American stage, The. A pictorial review of the most
notable recent theatrical successes. New York. 1901. **T.53.2
Lawrence, B. Celebrities of the stage. London. {190-?] Colored
portraits. **T 51.13
Lez, W. H., compiler. Dramatic & musical programs. [Accompanied
by portraits of the performers and in many cases, by scenes from
‘the plays. Boston. 1897-1913.] 13 v. Illus., some colored. Por-
traits, some colored. #*T 50.68
Loiits,-F. A. La Comédie-frangaise. Histoire de la maison de
Moliére de 1658 4 1907. Paris. 1907. Illus. Portraits. Plates.

* 4671.31

Marie Burroucus art portfolio, The, of stage celebrities. A collec-
tion of photographs of the leaders of dramatic and lyric art.
Chicago.’ 1894. **T 54.125 etc.
Mayat, J. E. Mayall’s Celebrities of the London stage: a series
of photographic portraits in character. [In 18 nos.] Nos. 1-8.
London. [1867.] **T 54.31

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Actors. Portraits. (Continued.)

Miroir dramatique, Le. Biographie des acteurs et actrices de Paris.
No. 2. Paris. [1878.] **T 53.1
New York, City. Theatres. RayMonp Huitcucock’s 44TH STREET
THEATRE. Souvenir programme. .Edward E. Rice’s testimonial in
celebration of his forty years in management, 1877-1917, tendered
by members of his companies and other friends. [New York.

The Kane Press. 1917.] Portraits. Plates. FeT 12.13
Operatic & dramatic album, The. [Containing 53 portraits. London.
1877?] **T 51.10
Pearson, C. A., publisher. Pearson’s Photographic portfolio of foot-
light favourites. London. [18 9—?] #ET 52,2
Pravers of the day. A series of [48] portraits in colour of theatrical
celebrities of the present time. London. [1903.] **T STII
Portraits des artistes des théatres de Paris. [Paris. 18—?] 70
portraits. *ET 51.5

Porrraits of actors and actresses. [Boston. 1912.] 2v. **T.14.10
Portraits of dramatic celebrities. N. p. N. d. (60) portraits.

5 **T 12,2

Portraits of English actors of the eighteenth and early nineteenth
centuries, 130 in number. N.p. N.d. #*K 1208.4
Portraits of favorite actors and actresses. N.p. N.d. #*T 11.3
Rérérence, La, des Portraits contemporains pour 1897-1900. Année
1-4. Paris. 1897-1900. 4 v. Portraits. **T 25.27
REUTLINGER, ——. Le panorama. Nos jolies actrices. Paris. [189-?]

; r #*T 52.5
Saturpay Programme, The, and sketch-book. [Weekly.] (With
which is incorporated the Figaro-Programme.) London. _1874-

76. 5 v. *#T 25.14
Scrap-Book of scenes and views. [Illustrations, portraits and plates
cut from various books. Boston. 187-?] *6§260.13

SHakesPEarE, W. The complete works of Shakespeare, from the
original text. Illustrated with steel engravings, chiefly portraits
in character of celebrated American actors. New York. [1856.] -

3 V. : *4591.4
Smita, H. B. Stage lyrics. [With forty-one character portraits of
stage favorites.] New York. 1900. *4306.175
Stars of the photoplay. Chicago. 1916. 8061.253

Srein, P. Deutsche Schauspieler. Berlin. 1907, 08. 2 v. *6907.19
Srepuens, R. N. Queens of the drama. Portraits by F. L. Kirk-
patrick and C. A. Worrall. Biographies by Robert N. Stephens.
Troy, Ni Y. [189-?] . **'T 51.12
Tatuis, John, F Co., publishers. 70 engravings’ from photographs of
living actors, illustrative of Shakespeare’s plays. [London. 1851?]
**G,Cab.1.8
Tauts’s Shakspere gallery of engravings. London. [1850-53.]
¥**T 23,12; etc.
Terry, D. British theatrical gallery. A collection of whole length
portraits, with biographical notices. [London.] 1825.
: _ **T 52.1; etc.
TuéAtres, Les, de Paris. Notices et portraits. Texte par une
société de gens de lettres. Dessins par Eustache Lorsay. Paris.
[1854.] Colored portraits. 2 **T 53.12; etc.
THEATRICAL portraits. London. [190-?] 8 portraits in portfolio.
**T Cab.1.22

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Actors. Portraits. (Continued.) ;

Trumesie, A. Great artists of the American stage. A portrait

gallery of the leading actors of America. With critical bio-

graphies. Part 1. N.Y. 1882. **T55.5
Actors. - Portraits. Catalogues, ,

Crus of Odd Volumes, Boston. Exhibition of prints and playbills

to illustrate the history of the Boston stage (1825 to 1850), from

the collection of Robert Gould Shaw. [Boston. 1915.] **Q.17.31

Fixipr1, J. pe. Catalogue des estampes & dessins, architecture

théatrale, scénes théatrales, décorations, costumes et portraits,

dont la vente aura lieu 23-25 mai 1861. Paris. 186r. **T.66.6

Garrick, D. A catalogue of a collection of engravings, consisting

chiefly of English and foreign portraits, the property of the late

David Garrick. Which will be sold by auction. [London. 1825.]

No. 1 in **G.3951.17

GroLier CLus, New Vork. Catalogue of engraved portraits of actors

of olden time. [Exhibited at] the Grolier Club. New York.

[1907.] **T 58.147; etc.
Haris, J. Portrait-Katalog zur Geschichte des Theaters und der
Musik. Katalog x1. Miinchen. [188-?] 2 v. #*T 65.14

Lacy, T. H. Catalogue of [his] extensive and valuable collection
of portraits, comprising’ theatrical performers, dramatists, com-
posers and others connected with the stage, which will be sold
by auction. [London.] 1873. **T 66.9

Mann, C. N. The private library and collection of portraits of
Charles N. Mann. .For sale at auction. New York. 1907.

¥#*T 65.30

Martuews, C. Catalogue raisonnée of Mr. Mathews’s gallery of
theatrical portraits, forming a nearly complete dramatic record
rom the year 1659 down to the present time. London. 1833.

**T 65.46; etc.

Merwin-Crayton Sales Company, auctioneers. The library of a
dramatic author and critic consisting of dramatic literature, por-
traits, etc. To be sold at auction. New York. 1906. **T 65.34

Nest, H. Catalogue of the collection of prints (including pamphlets,
etc.) formed by the late Harvey Nebe. Including original draw-
ings, rare portraits and play bills. For sale at auction. New York.

[1902.] ¥**T 66.26
Prayers, The, New York City. The pictures of The Players. [Cata-
logue. New York. 1895.] 8077.55

Rosins, Messrs, auctioneers. Extensive and uncommon collection of
theatrical portraits. A catalogue of a very curious collection of
engravings of actors and actresses, from the earliest period to
the present day, which will be sold by auction. London. 1825.

No. 2 in **G.3951.17

SoverroLt, H. A. Catalogue de la galerie théatrale recueillie par feu
M. H. A. Soleirol. Portraits d’artistes dramatiques dont la vente
aura lieu les 29 avril—2 mai. Paris. 1861. **T 66.20

TuEAtre d’application, Paris. Auteurs et acteurs. Catalogue de
exposition de portraits installée dans les galeries du Théatre
d’application. Paris. 1889. Portraits. Plates. **T 66.14; etc.

Tuornser, H. Catalogue of engravings of theatrical scenes and por-

traits. London. [1888.] Portraits. **T 65.15
Tootz, J. L. Catalogue of an interesting collection of books and
portraits relating to the drama. London. 1906. **T.66.23

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Actors. Portraits. Catalogues. (Continued.)
Wytiz, C. J. Catalogue of [his] collection of theatrical ‘portraits,
comprising mezzotint and other engravings, water-colour draw-
ings, which will be sold by auction. London. got. **T 65.45
Actors. Shakespearian. See Shakespeare. Representation of his plays.

Actors abroad.
This heading includes accounts of performances by companies of actors settled
temporarily in a foreign country.

See also Commedia dell’ arte; Italian players in France; Strolling
players; Travelling companies.

Bascuet, A. Les comédiens italiens a la cour de France sous Charles
1x, Henri 111, Henri iv et Louis x111. Paris. 1882, 2662.73; **T.76.146

Cuautin, N. P. Biographie dramatique des principaux artistes
anglais venus a Paris; précédée de souvenirs historiques du
théatre anglais a Paris, en 1827 et 1828. Paris. 1828. ¥**T 59.10

Coun, A. Shakespeare in Germany in the sixteenth and seventeenth
centuries: an account of English actors in Germany and the

Netherlands. London. 1865. @ *4591.3
Detius, N. Die englischen Comdédianten in Deutschland zu Shak-
spere’s Zeit. Ein Vortrag. Bremen. 1865. No. 4 in **G.60a.24

Daty, J. F. The life of Augustin Daly [including an account of the
visit of Mr. Daly’s company to Europe.] New York. 1917. Por-
traits. 6257.146

EncuisH analyses of the French plays represented at the Gaiety
Theatre, London, June and July, 1879, by the Comédie frangaise.

London. [1879.] ¥#*T 95.93
Fournigr, E. L’Espagne et ses comédiens en France au xvite siécle.
Paris. 1864. ¥**T 95.64
HarkensEzE, C. H. T. Das franzédsische Theater [in Hamburg].
Hamburg. 1896. 4670.37

HEITMUELLER, F. F. 1. Adam Gottfried Uhlich. 11. Hollandische
Komédianten in Hamburg. (1740, 1741.) Hamburg. 1894. 6872.49
Herz, E. Englische Schauspieler und englisches Schauspiel zur
Zeit Shakespeares in Deutschland. Hamburg. 1903. 6872.60
Lonpon. Theatres. GAIETY THEATRE. The Gaiety programme. [The
performances of the Comédie francaise. London. 1879.| **T.15.13
Mayer, M. L. The Gaiety French plays. Season, 1880. Short
biographies of the actors & actresses. London. 1880. **T.97.190
Meissner, J. Die englischen Comoedianten zur Zeit Shakespeares
in Oesterreich. Wien. 1884. 2590.3
‘Ouivigr, J. J. Les comédiens frangais dans les cours d’Allemagne au
xvitre siécle. Paris. 1901-05. 4 v. Portraits. Plates. **T.74.10
Paris. Theatres. COMEDIE FRANCAISE. La comédie francaise 4 Londres
(1871-1879). Paris. 1880. 2676.156; **T.78.12
Paris. Theatres. THEATRE pU VAUDEVILLE. La troupe américaine
‘d’Augustin Daly donnera une série de représentations au Théatre
du Vaudeville. [Programmes et résumés. Paris.] 1886. **T.11.8
Some considerations on the establishment of the French strolers;
the behaviour of their bully-champions, and other seasonable
matters. [London. 1749.] **T 97.50
ZIMMERMANN, P. Englische Komédianten in Wolfenbiittel. (Jn Ger-
manische Abhandlungen. Pp. 215-224. Strassburg. 1902.) 6875.58
Actors and editors. Poem. UNpER crapuATE, An. No. Io in **G.3824.13
Actors as they are; a series of sketches of the most eminent performers
now on the stage. New-York. Roorbach. 1856. 3-85 pp.
Another copy is on shelf-number *4343.233. eT 56.115

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Actors by daylight; or, pencilings in the pit. [Weekly.] Containing
memoirs of the most celebrated London performers. Vol. 1 (no.
1-40, 42-51). London. Pattie. [1838, 39.] Portraits. **T.26.27
Actors by gaslight, or “Boz” in the boxes. [Weekly.] No. 1-37. Apr.
21 — Dec. 29, 1838. [London. 1838.] 296 pp. Portraits. Plates.

*#T 26.14
Actors of the century. Wauyte, F. **T 53.8; etc.
Actors’ art, The. Garcza, G. **T..77.79; etc.

See also Actor’s art, The.
Actors’ children.

Dorotsea Dix Hall Association, Boston. A home and school for
stage children and children of actors. [Organization, history, and
treasurer’s report for 1907.] Boston. 1908. Illus. Plates. 5577.145

Actors’ Church Alliance.
Suinn, G. W. The Actors’ Church Alliance. [New York. 1902.]
5549.38
Actors’ Church Alliance of America. Boston Chapter.
Annual report [1st]. Boston. 1901. *5579a.190
Actors’ féte, The. iq

H., A. The actors’ féte [at the Crystal Palace, London. London.

187-?]. No. 21 in **G,3822.3
Actors’ Fund of America.
Act of incorporation and by-laws. New York. 1896. 29 pp.

*4479a.181
Annual report, 5th—1oth, 14th-25th, 27th-32d. New York. 1886-1913.
23 v. in 4 and unbound parts. Plate. ‘ *ET 15.15

Complimentary souvenir programme. Benefit performance, Boston
Theatre, April 21st, 1910. [Boston. The Mudge Press. 1910.]
2I pp. , **T. 15.21
Souvenir and programme of the Actors’ Fund fair, Madison Square
Garden, May 2d-7th, 1892. New York. 1892. 212 pp. Portraits.
Plates. Autograph facsimile. **T 75.8
Actors’ remonstrance, The, or complaint, for the silencing of their
profession, and banishment from their severall playhouses. Lon-
don. Printed for Edw. Nickson. 1643. [London.] Marshall.
1822. 7 pp. **T 95.31
Refers to the closing of the theatres by Act of Parliament in 1642,
Other copies on **T.95.35; No. 2 in **G.3823.53..
Same. London. 1869. 8 pp. [Mr. Ashbee’s Occasional facsimile
reprints. 4.] No. 4 in *2423.50.1
No. 6 of an edition of 100 copies.
Same. London. Printed for Edw. Nickson. 1643. [London. Reeves &
Turner. 1873.] (2), 10 pp. [The old book collector’s miscellany.]
No. 19 in *4555.52.3
Actress, The, in high life: an episode in winter quarters. New York.

Derby & Jackson. 1860. 7-416 pp. **T 87.43
Actress, The, of the day. Poem. R., G. F. **T 58.29
Actresses. See Actors.

Actrice, Une, d’un jour. Jacguor, C. J. B. No. 11 in *6671.2.6
Actrices, Les. Goncourt, E. L. A. H. pz, and J. A. H. pe Goncourt.
**T..99.55

Actrices, Les, de Paris. Portraits de E. de Liphart. Texte par’ Emile
Bergerat— Daniel Bernard. Paris. Launette. 1882, (3), 128,
(3) pp. Illus. Portraits. **T53.16
Actrices, Les, de Paris. Savarn, F. **T.57.302

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Actrices, Les, du xviire siécle.
~Goncourt, E. L. A. H. pz. La Guimard d’aprés les registres des
menus-plaisirs de la bibliothéque de l’Opéra, etc. Paris. 1893.
**®T 57.227; etc.
—— Mademoiselle Clairon d’aprés ses correspondances et les rap-

ports de police du temps. Paris. 1890. 2657.109; **T.57.324
Adam, J. R. ‘

“A word” with Bunn, after Burns’s “Address to the Deil.” London.

Brittain. [1847.] 12 pp. **T 57.303

Adams, Florence A. Fowle.

Gesture and pantomimic action. New York. Werner. 1801. (3),

iv, 7-221 pp. Illus. Music. 3596.106
. Same. 2d edition. **T,75.21
Adams, J. Davenport.

Catalogue of dramatic literature including memoirs, autobiographies,
works of famous dramatists, early playbills, Shakespeareana, etc.
Also a few books on music, books on costume, etc., etc. From the
library of the late J. Davenport Adams, and other collections.
Offered by Francis Edwards, bookseller. London. [Flower.]
1905. 28 pp. **T.66.25
Relates to the English stage.

Adams, Joseph Quincy.

The conventual buildings of Blackfriars, London, and the playhouses
constructed therein. [London? i91-?] 25 pp. Plans. **T.75.80

Shakespearean playhouses. A history of English theatres from the
beginnings to the Restoration. Boston. Houghton Mifflin Com-
pany. [1917.] xiv, (1), 473 pp. Illus. Portraits. Plates. Maps. Plans.
A few pages are devoted to Ogilby’s Dublin Theatre. 4594.156

Adams, Joseph Quincy, editor.

Hersert, Sir H. The dramatic records of Sir Henry Herbert, Master

of the Revels, 1623-1673. New Haven. 1917. Portrait. Facsimile.
, #2552.215
Adams, Maude.

Mavupe Apams in The little minister. [By J. M. Barrie.] Edition-
de-luxe souvenir published by arrangement with Mr. Charles
Frohman. With drawings by Allan Gilbert. New York. Russell.
1898. (2) pp. Portraits. Plates. Autograph facsimile. **T.52.14

Adams, William Davenport. ‘

A book of burlesque. Sketches of English stage travestie and parody.
London. Henry & Co. 1891. vi, (1), 220 pp. Portraits. [The
Whitefriars library of wit and humour.] 4573-130; **T.47.63

A dictionary of the drama. A guide to the plays, playwrights, players,
and playhouses of the United Kingdom and America from the
earliest times to the present. Vol. 1: A-—G. Philadelphia. J. B.
Lippincott Co. 1904. *6§252.76
No more was published.

With poet and player. Essays on literature and the stage. London.
Stock. 1891. viii, 228 pp. 4578.141; **T.98.28

Adams, William Henry Davenport.

The Merry Monarch; or, England under Charles II. Its art, litera-

ture, and society. London. Remington & Co. 1885. (2 v.

2570.23; **T.56.228.
Nell Gwynne. (Jn his Famous beauties and historic women. Vol.
I, pp. 1-32. London. 1865.) 2249.57-1

Another copy is on shelf-number **K.284.6.1.

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‘Adderley, Hon. James Granville.

The fight for the drama at Oxford. Some plain facts. With a pre-

face by W. L. Courtney. Oxford. Blackwell. 1888. xiv, 35 pp.
**T 98.29
Adderley, Hon. James Granville, prefacer.
Mackinnon, A. The Oxford amateurs. A short history of theatricals
at the University. London. 1910. Portrait. Plates. 2497.183
Address, An, to persons of fashion. Hutz, Sir R., Baronet.
**T 76.853 etc.
Address, An, to the inhabitants of Manchester, on theatricals. Verse.
Watson, J. **T.77.29
Address, An, to the ladies on the indecency of appearing at immodest
plays. London: Printed for R. Griffiths. 1756. (1), 22 pp.
No. 5 in **G.3824.16
Address, An, to the public. Edinburgh. Printed in the year 1767. 24 pp.
**T 96.182
Relates to the claims of David Ross to the Theatre Royal, Edinburgh.
Address, An, to the public, on the immorality of theatrical amusements.
N. p. [18—?] 8 pp. ¥*T 76.133
Adelgonda, of Bavaria, consort of Francis V., Duke of .Modena.

Brunt, G., and others. Albo pittorico di alcune feste modenesi nella
fausta occasione delle nozze auguste tra l’A. R. dell’ Arciduca
Francesco Ferdinando, Principe Ereditario di Modena e S. A. R.
la Principessa Adelgonda di Baviera. Modena. 1842. Plates.

¥**T 92.3
Adelphi, London.

Brereton, A. The literary history of the Adelphi and its neighbour-

hood. With a new introduction. New York. 1909. Plates. Map.
2493-164
Ademollo, Agostino.

Gli spettacoli dell’ antica Roma. Descrizione istorica. Firenze. A

spese dell’ autore. 1837. 403 pp. *2950.13
Ademollo, Alessandro.

I teatri di Roma nel secolo decimosettimo. Roma. L. Pasqualucci.
1888. xxviii, 283 pp. 2762.74
Bibliografia della cronistoria teatrale italiana, pp. ix—xv.

Ader, Jean Joseph.

Traité du mélodrame, par MM. A! A! A! {pseud. de Armand Mali-
tourne, Juste Abel Hugo et Jean Joseph Ader]. Paris. Delaunay.
1817. viij, 70, (1) pp. **T 96.307

Adice, G. Léopold.

Théorie de la gymnastique de la danse théatrale. Paris. Chaix &

cie. 1859. 202 pp. ‘ **M 121.29
Adolphus, John.
Memoirs of John Bannister, comedian. London. Bentley. 1839.

2v. Portrait. **T 55.108
Same. [1839.] 2 v. in 1. **K 33.10
Adventures of an actor. Laritte, J. B. P. 4565.3; **T.57.71

Adventures, The, of an actor, in the characters of a merry-Andrew, a
Methodist-preacher, and a fortune-teller. Founded on facts. Lon-
don: Printed for the author. [17—?] (1), 334 pp. **T 88.10

Adventures, The, of Billy Shakespoke before and behind the curtain.
See Farrar, C. A. J. Amateur and professional stage life.

Adventures, The, of a dramatist, on a journey to the London managers.
[Anon.] See Frere, Benjamin.

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Adventures, The, of a strolling player. Tomxins, Simon, pseud.

¥**T 58.127
Adventures of a ventriloquist. Moncrterr, W. T. No. 2 in **T.57.373
Adventures, The, of the strange man Dr. H. S. Lynn. Lywn, H. S,
‘ , ¥*T 98.8
Advertising.
Jonnson, F. G. The press-agents handbook. How to advertise a
play. Chicago. [1916.] 6197.128

Aeschylus. Eumenides. Illustrations.
Farren, R. The Eumenides of Aeschylus as performed by members
of the University at the Theatre Royal, Cambridge, December,

1885. Cambridge. 1886. (6) plates. ¥ET 42.4
Affaire Marie Colombier — Sarah Bernhardt. Piéces a conviction. [5e
édition.] Paris. 1884. 71 pp. Portrait. 6645.85

Aflalo, Frederick George.
Round the world with “A Gaiety girl.” By Granville Bantock and
F. G. Aflalo. Illustrated from photographs. London. Macqueen.
1896. 172 pp. Portraits. #*T 57.148
A Gaiety girl was composed by Sidney Jones.
African Roscius, Fhe, pseud. See Aldridge, Ira.
Age, The, Theatrical, Musical, & Sporting. See Sporting Pilot, The,
and the Age, Theatrical, Musical, and Sporting.
Agen, France. Theatres.
Macen, A. La troupe de Moliére 4 Agen d’aprés un document
inédit. Paris. 1877. ¥*T 56.144
Agnel, Emile.
Code-manuel des artistes dramatiques et des artistes musiciens.

Paris. Mansut. [1851.] viii, 260 pp. **T 78.7
Agnew, Frances, pseud. See Scheuing, Frances May.
Aguecheek. Fairzpanks, C. B. 6264.59; **T.97.106
Ah! comme ils mentent! [Paris. 1892.] 9 pp. No. 4 in **G.157.10

Upon the cost of representing the plays of Oedipe 4 Colone and Sémiramis at
the Paris Opera. The title-page is missing.

Aicard, Jean Francois Victor, prefacer.

Darzens, R. Le Théatre libre illustré. Paris. 1890. Illus. Por-

traits. **T 74,14
Aigueberre, Jean Baptiste du Mas d’.

Seconde lettre du souffleur de la Comédie de Roiien au'gargon de
caffé ou entretien sur les défauts de la déclamation. [Anon.] A
Paris, Chez Tabarie. 1730. 86 pp. Plates. No. 2 in **T.58.64

Aiken, Samuel Clark.

Theatrical exhibitions, a sermon. Cleveland. Penniman. 1836. 19 pp.

Pp. 3-6 are missing. **T 76.81
Aikin, Arthur.

Styces, J. A defence of An essay on the immoral and anti-Christian
tendency of the stage, against the animadversions of a critique
[by Arthur Aikin] in the Annual Review. London, 1807. **T.96.109

An essay on the character and influence of the stage on morals
and happiness. 2d edition, with an appendix [containing Stric-
tures on an article by Arthur Aikin]. London. 1807. **T.77.157

Aikin, Samuel Clark. See Aiken, Samuel Clark.

Airs variés. JuLiien, J. L. A. 4057.35; **M.127.40

Aix, France. Theatres.

Jory, A. Note sur Benoet du Lac; ou, le théatre et la Bazoche 4
Aix a la fin du xvre siécle. Lyon. 1862. **T.76.44

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Akerby, George.
Spiller’s jests: or the life and pleasant adventures of the late cele-
brated comedian Mr. James Spiller. [Anon.] London: Cook.

[1729.] 48 pp. Portrait. No. 5 in **G.3823.3
Spiller was for many years comedian at the theatre in Lincoln’s Inn Fields,
London.

Albanés, A, d’, pseud. See Havard, Jean Alexandre.
Albany, N. Y. Theatres.

Puetrs, H. P. Players of a century. A record of the Albany stage.
Including notices of prominent actors who have appeared in
America. Albany. 1880. **T 77.7; etc.

Alberg, Albert.

Anson, W. S. W. Life of Albert Alberg (actor-author). [London.

1883?] **T57.376
Albert, ase pseud. See Decombe, Ferdinand eee
Albert, Georges. (Georges Bertal.)

Auguste Vacquerie: sa vie et son ceuvre. rine er de Henri de
Lapommeraye. Paris. Andréol. 1889. (4), xvii, 112 pp. VPor-
trait. : ¥*T 56.47

Albert, Maurice.

Les théatres de la foire. (1660-1789.) Paris. Hachette & cie. 1900.
(7), 312 pp. Illus. Plates. 4676.104; **T.97.254

Les théatres des Boulevards. (1789-1848.) Paris. Société francaise
d’imprimerie et de librairie. 1902. (3), 381 pp. 4676.134; **T.77.112

Alberti, Conrad, pseud. See Sittenfeld, Conrad.

Albouis d’Azincourt, Joseph Jean Baptiste. See Dazincourt, Joseph
Jean Baptiste Albouy. :

Albright, Victor Emanuel.

The Shaksperian stage. New York. The Columbia University Press.
1912. xii, 194 pp. Plates. Plans. [Columbia University. Studies
in English.] 4558.43

Album de l’opéra. Principales scénes des meilleurs ouvrages repré-
sentés sur la scéne de l’Académie royale de musique. Paris.

Challamel. [184-?] 44 pp. Portraits. Plates. **M.121.19
Another copy is on shelf-number **M.122.18.
Album der Bithnen-Costiime. Buocu, E. *6252.9
Album des théatres, par Guyot et A. Debacq. Tomer. Année tr. Paris.
Guyot. 1837. (2), 246, 8 pp. Plates. **T 24.8

Alden, Raymond MacDonald, editor.

The trve historie of the Knyght of the Bvrning Pestle, by Francis
Beavmont and Iohn Fletcher. Booke of the play as presented
by the English Clvb of the Stanford University; including a com-
pendiovs discourse on seeing an Elizabethan play, the vvords &
mvsick of manie pleasaunt songes as sung in the plaie, and a
notable accovnt of how a young gallant shovld behave himselfe
in a play-house, reprinted from the Gvlls horne-book by T.
Deckar. San Francisco. 1903. Portraits. Plates. 2559a.109

Alden, William Livingston.

Among the freaks. With illustrations by J. F. Sullivan and Florence
K. Upton. London. Longmans, Green, & Co. 1896. viii, 195 pp.
Illus. Plates. 4009.359; **T.97.185

Stories of life in a dime museum.
Aldrich, Thomas Bailey.
Paul Pyne; actor and gentleman. (Jn Cary, Alice, and Phoebe Cary,
editors. The Josephine gallery. Pp. 219-227. Philadelphia. 1858.)
*A.1503.4
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Aldridge, F. W. Keene. See Aldridge, Ira.
Aldridge, Ira.
Coreg, J. A critique on the performance of Othello by F. W. Keene
Aldridge, the African Roscius. Scarborough. 1831.
‘ No. 3 in **G.3924.17
Lesen und Kinstler-Laufbahn des, Negers Ira Aldridge. Berlin.
1853. **T57.473 etc.
Lonpon. Covent Garden Theatre. Theater Royal. [Poster represent-
ing] Mr. Aldridge, the African tragedian, as Othello. W-: Earle

sc. [1833?] **G.50.13
Memorr and theatrical career of Ira Aldridge, the African Roscius.
London. [185-?] Portrait. **T 96.9; etc.

Alembert, Jean Le Rond @’.

LavaL, P. A. P. A. Laval comédien, a J. J. Rousseau sur les raisons
qu’il expose pour refuter M. d’Alembert, qui dans le viz. volume
de l’Encyclopédie, article Genéve, prouve que l’établissement d’une
comédie dans cette ville y feroit réunir la sagesse de Lacédémone
a la politesse d’Athénes. A la Haye. 1758. *€T 77.87

Rousssau, J. J. A letter from M. Rousseau, of Geneva, to M. d’Alem-
bert, of Paris, concerning the effects of theatrical entertainments
on the manners of mankind. Translated from the French. [Lon-
don.] 1759. **T 76.3; etc.

Alencon, France. Theatres.

Desprerres, Mme G. Le théatre et les comédiens a Alencon au

seiziéme et au dix-septiéme siécle. Paris. 1892. Plan. **T.75.17
Alexander, Anne Tuke.

Remarks on the theatre, and on the late fire at Richmond, in Virginia.
[Anon.] York. The Author. 1812. 32 pp. ¥*T 76.87
An attack on the theatre.

Alexander, Archibald.

A discourse occasioned by the burning of the theatre in the city of
Richmond, Virginia, on the twenty-sixth of December, eighteen
hundred and eleven. Delivered in Philadelphia, eighth of Janu-
ary, 1812. Philadelphia. Farrand, Hopkins, Zantzinger, & Co.
1812. 5-24 pp. **T 76.198
In opposition to the theatre.

Alexander, John Henry.

Review of the late correspondence between Mr. John Henry Alex-
ander, manager and proprietor of the Glasgow Theatre, and Mr.
Lloyd of the Theatre-Royal, Edinburgh [relative to the latter’s
appearance at the Dunlop Street Theatre. Glasgow. 1843].

**T 76.40
Alexandre, Monsieur, pseud. See Vattemare, Nicholas Marie Alexandre.
Alexandre, Arséne Pierre Urbain.

The decorative art of Léon Bakst. Appreciation by Arséne Alex-
andre. Notes on the ballets by Jean Cocteau. Translated from
the French by H. Melvill. London. 1913. Illus. Portrait. 77
plates. *Cab.80.139.21

Suzanne Reichenberg. Les ingénues au théatre. Préface de Jules
Claretie. Paris. Juven. [1898.] 96 pp. Illus. Portraits. Music.
Manuscript facsimile. [Acteurs et actrices d’ aujourd’hui.]
Pages 91-94 are missing. **T 93.13

Alexandre, Nicholas Marie. See Vattemare, Nicholas Marie Alexandre.
Alfred, Baron, pseud.
Monaco-roulette. Paris. Pigeon. 1886. 28, (I) pp. **T 96.238

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Alger, Abby Langdon, translator.
Coguetin, B. C. The actor and-his art. Boston, 1881. T7855
Art and the actor. With an introduction by Henry James.
New York. 1915. **T 46.61.2
Alger, William Rounseville.

Catalogtie of the valuable private library of the late Rev. William
Rouseville [sic] Alger, including many first editions of American
authors, presentation copies, Americana, bibliography, dramatic
literature. With his collection of autograph letters. To be sold
at auction, May roth and 11th. Boston. 1905. (2), 123 pp.

**T 65.21

Life of Edwin Forrest, the American tragedian. Philadelphia. Lip-

pincott & Co. 1877. 2v. Portraits. Autograph facsimile.
2341.76; **T.55.10
Alhoy, Philadelphe Maurice. (L’Ermite du Luxembourg.)

Dictionnaire théatral, ou douze cent trente-trois vérités sur les di-
recteurs, acteurs et employés des divers théatres; confidences sur
les procédés de Villusion; examen du vocabulaire dramatique, etc.

[Anon.] Paris. Barba. 1824. (3), 318 pp. **T 78.17
By F. A. Harel, Maurice Alhoy, and Auguste Jal.

Grande biographie dramatique ou silhouette des acteurs, chanteurs,

danseurs, etc. de Paris et des départemens. Paris. 1824. (3), iij,

(1), 315 pp. **T.50.7
Allacci, Leone.

Drammatvrgia di Leone Allacci diuisa in sette indici. In Roma,

per il Mascardi. 1666. (24), 816 pp. **T 69.1
A bibliography of Italian drama.

Same. Accresciuta e continuata fino all’ anno 1755. In Venezia.

1755. Presso Giambattista Pasquali. (8) pp. 1016 col. **T.65.7
Allainval, Léonor Jean Christine Soulas, Abbé d’.

Lettre a Mylord *** sur Baron et la Dlle Le Couvreur, par George
Wink (PAbbé d’Allainval). Lettre du souffleur de la Comédie de
Roiien au garcon de caffé (par Du Mas d’ Aigueberre). Publiées
par Jules Bonnassies. Paris. Willem. 1870. (3), 87, 86 pp.
Plates. **T 58.64

Another edition of the Lettre is in Mémoires sur Moliére, edited by J. B. D.
Després in 1822 [**T.56.4; **G.224.2.5].

Allart, L. F.
Ode a Moliére. Paris. Claye. 1880. 13 pp. Portrait. ¥**T 95.68
Allegories.

Macxenziz, W. R. The English moralities from the point of view

of allegory. Boston. 1914. 4579-237
Allen, Edward Heron-.

A manual of cheirosophy. A complete practical handbook of the
twin sciences of cheirognomy and cheiromancy. [Illustrations by
Rosamund Brunel Horsley. London. Ward, Lock, & Co. 1885.
319 pp. Illus. Plates. **®T.97.153

Same. 3d edition. 1887. 3580a.54

Allen, Edward Heron-, translator.

ArpPENTIGNY, C. S. pv’. The science of the hand, or the art of
recognizing the tendencies of the human mind by the observation
of the formation of the hands. London. 1886. 3600a.31

Alleyn, Edward.

The Alleyn papers. A collection of original documents illustrative

of the life and times of Edward Alleyn, and of the early English

 

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Alleyn, Edward. (Continued.)
stage and drama. With an introduction by J. Payne Collier.
London. Printed for the Shakespeare Society. 1843. xxxi, 110

pp. Facsimiles. 4596.53
Other copies are on No. 2 in 4596.7; **G.3927.4.

Alleyn, Edward. Works about.
Coturer, J. P. Memoirs of Edward Alleyn, founder of Dulwich
College: including some new particulars respecting Shakespeare,
Ben Jonson, Massinger, Marston, Dekker, &c. London, 1841.

; *#T 55.773 etc.
HENSLOWE papers, being documents supplementary to Henslowe’s
Diary, edited by W. W. Greg. London. 1907. **G,3927.39

Herzert, J. F. Additions to “The Alleyn papers.” From the
originals in the possession of J. F. Herbert. (Jn Shakespeare
Society. London. Papers. Vol. 1, pp. 16-20. London. 1844.)

- *4506.11.1

Younc, W. The history of Dulwich College. With a life of the
founder, Edward Alleyn, and an accurate transcript of his Diary,
1617-1622. London. 1880. *2490.126

Allgemeines Theater-Lexikon. Bium, R., and others, editors. **T.78.69
Almanacco de’ reali teatri S. Carlo e Fondo, del annata teatrale 1834.
Napoli. Tipografia Flautina. 1835. 125 pp. Portraits.

Programmes and arguments. **M.109b.45
Almanach de la littérature, du théatre et des beaux-arts. Année [1-]17.
Précédé d’une histoire littéraire et dramatique de l’année par
Jules Janin. Paris. Pagnerre. 1853-69. 17 v. in 3. Illus. Por-

traits. Plates. ¥*T 27.8
Almanach de “La Rampe.” Actrices parisiennes. 1901. [Paris. 1901.]
(42) pp. Portraits. **T 26,21

Directeur: Emmanuel Vidal. Texte d’Edouard Gauthier.
Almanach des coulisses (Annuaire des théatres) pour 1843. [Paris.]
Chamerot. [1843.] 180 pp. Illus. ¥*T 29.8
Almanach des Ko6nigl. Hof- und National-Theaters ame des Ko6nigl.
Residenz- Theaters zu Miinchen fiir das Jahr 1883. Herausgegeben
von Anton Hagen. Miinchen. 1884. Wolf. 52 pp. Portrait.
No. 1 in **M.115.12
Almanach des spectacles de Paris. Partie [1-]46. 1751-94, an VIII, Ix
de la République [1800, o1], 1815. [Paris. Cailleau & Duchesne.
1751-]1815. 50 v. in 27. Plates. **G,_3568.1
There are supplements to Parties 41, 42, and 45. The title varies. “The issue
for 1752 is counted as Partie 1. From 1751-1778 the editor was the Abbé
Joseph de La Porte. A continuation of this almanac by Albert Soubies may be
found on shelf-numbers *4699a.55; **T.29.2. The issues for 1792-94 relate to

France as well as Paris. The issue for 1751 lacks its own title-page. The
title-page for 1753 is substituted. Le tableau des théatres is bound with Parties

1 and 2.
Same. Partie 18, 30, 35, 42. 1769-03. 4 V. **T 29.1
Same. Partie 34. 1785. 1 v. ** Adams 175.11
Almanach des spectacles par K. Y. Z. [pseud.]. Année [1-]8. Paris.
Janet. [1818-25.] 8 v. Colored portraits. **T: 29.18

In the ‘first volume the pseudonym is given as K. et Z. According to De
Manne, the author was Charles Malo; according to Filippi, .Loéve-Veimars.

Almanach des spectacles de 1822-30, 31/34, 35, 37. Année [1-]12. Paris.
Barba. [1822-]1837. 12 v. ¥*'T 29.5
The title varies slightly.

Almanach des spectacles pour 1852. Sous la direction de M. Palianti.
Année. Paris. Briére. 1852. 143, (1) pp. Diagrams. **T.27.21

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Almanach des spectacles. Continuant Il’ancien Almanach des spectacles
(1752 a 1815). [Publié par] Albert Soubies. Année 1874-91, 93-
1911. Paris. Librairie des bibliophiles. 1875-1912. 37 v. Por-

traits. Plates. **T 29.2
Notwithstanding its title, this publication is a year-book and not an almanac.

Same. Table. [1874/01], 1892/1901. Paris. Librairie des bibliophiles.
1892, 1902. 2 v. Portrait. Plate. **T 29.3
Almanach des théatres. Piéces nouvelles. — Reprises. — Débuts. — Bio-
graphies. — Théatres de la province et de l’étranger. — Nouvelles
dramatiques. — Anecdotes, etc. No. 1.—Octobre 1851. Paris.
Lévy. 1851. 128 pp. **T 29,12
Almanach historique et chronologique de tous les spectacles. See
Almanach des spectacles de Paris.

Almanacs. :
Axtmanacco de’ reali teatri S. Carlo e Fondo, del annata teatrale
1834. - **MI.109b.45
Avmanacn de la littérature, du théatre et des beaux-arts. Année
[1-]17. 1853-60. ¥*T 27.8
ALMANACH de “La Rampe.” Actrices parisiennes. IgoI. ¥#*T 26.21

Atmanacy des coulisses (Annuaire des théatres) pour 1843. **T.29.8

Atmanacu des Konig]. Hof- und National-Theaters und des Konigl.
Residenz-Theaters zu Miinchen fiir das Jahr 1883.

No. 1 in **M.115.12

ALMANACH des spectacles de Paris. Partie [1-]46. 1751-94, an VIII,

1x de la République [1800, or], 1815. Plates. **G,3568.1; etc.

ALMANACH des spectacles par K. Y. Z. [pseud.]. Année [1-]8.

Paris. [1818-25.] Colored portraits. **T 29.18
ALMANACH des spectacles de 1822-30, 31/34, 35, 37. Année [1-]12.

**T 20.5

ALMANACH des spectacles pour 1852. Année 1. ¥*T 27.21

Awnée théatrale. Almanach pour l’an x [1801]. Contenant une notice
sur chacun des théatres de Paris, les acteurs, les piéces nouvelles

et les débuts. ¥**T 29.10
ANNUAIRE dramatique. Année 7-10, 13. 1811-1817. 5 v. Portraits.
¥*T 20.17

DeutscHer Bithnen-Almanach. Jahrgang 38. 1874. **T 29.6
Dramatic almanack for 1871. ¥**T 29.15
Erar actuel de la musique du roi, et des trois spectacles de Paris.
[1775.] ¥**T 29.16

InpicATEUR dramatique ou almanach des théatres de Paris, con-
tenant les noms et demeures des administrateurs, artistes, mu-
siciens, etc. L’analyse des piéces nouvelles et les débuts qui ont

eu lieu pendant l’an VI [1797/98]. ¥**T 29.13
MEmoriaL dramatique, ou almanach théatral pour l’an 1807-1812.
Année 1-6. , **T 29.14; etc.
Mian, Italy. I. R. Teatro alla Scala. Almanacco. 1826. Milano.
[1825.] Colored plates. Colored portraits. **T 29.24

New York Clipper Annual for 1875-99, I901. Containing theatrical,
musical, and sporting chronologies, aquatic and athletic perform-
ances, etc.. New York. 1874-1901. 7 v. Illus. Portraits. Plates.

7 ¥*8007.11

Tasveau, Le, des théatres, almanach nouveau. Pour l’année 1750.

3 No. 1 in **G.3568.1.1
Almeida Carvalhaes, Manoel Pereiro Peixoto d’.
Inés de Castro na opera e na choregraphia italianas. Separata da

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Almeida Carvalhaes, Manoel Pereiro Peixoto d’. (Continued.)
obra em manuscripto intitulada: Subsidios 4 historia da opera e
da choregraphia italianas, no seculo xvi11, em Portugal. Lisboa.
Castro. 1908. 273, (2) pp. Portraits. *40408.142
Alsace. Theatres. /

Scuoen, H. Le théatre alsacien. Bibliographie compléte du théatre
alsacien. Biographie des auteurs. Strasbourg. 1903. Illus. Por-
traits. Plates. , 4676.148

Le théatre populaire en Alsace. Paris. 1903. 4671.43
Alt, Heinrich.

Theater und Kirche in ihrem gegenseitigen Verhaltniss historisch

dargestellt. Berlin. Plahn. 1846. vi, (2), 704, vii pp. **T.77.235
Altemus, Jameson Torr.

Helena Modjeska. New York. Ogilvie & Co. [1883.] 217 pp.

Portrait. 3067.38
Altmann, Friedrich.

Die Maske des Schauspielers. Practische Anleitung in der Kunst,
sich zu schminken. 2. Auflage. Neu bearbeitet von Ludwig
Menzel. Berlin. Bloch. [1875.] vi, (1), 95 pp. ¥*T 97.91

Altmann, Wilhelm.

Ifflands Rechtfertigung seiner Theaterverwaltung vom 27. Juli,
1813. (Jn Archiv fiir Theatergeschichte. Vol. 1, pp. 86-94. Berlin
1904.) *6907.12.1

Die K6nigliche Bibliothek in Berlin in ihren Beziehungen zum
K6niglichen Opernhaus, 1788-1843. (Jn Beitrage August Wilmanns
gewidmet. Pp. 51-56.. Leipzig. 1903.) 2164.67

Alvino, Francesco.

Anfiteatro campano, illustrato e restaurato. 3a edizione, col paragone
di tutti gli anfiteatri d’Italia ed un cenno sugli antichi monumenti
di Capua. Napoli. 1842. 20 pp. 16 plates and plans. *Cab:27.16.4

Amat, Adolphe, editor.

Tourret,'G. Manuel du vaudevilliste. Maniére de faire une piéce
de théatre, de la faire recevoir, jouer, réussir et proéner par les
journaux. Paris. 1861. **T 99.30

Amateur, Un. See Grille, Francois Joseph.

Amateur and professional stage life. Farrar, C. A. J. ¥**T' 57.396; etc.

Amateur clubs & actors. Exuiot, W. G., editor. T.96.141

Amateur comedy club, The. Twenty-sixth season of the subscription.
[List of officers, constitution, membership list and past perform-
ances of the club. New York. 1909?] 116, (1) pp. ¥44798.327

Amateur, Un, de l’harmonie. See Gabriel, Joseph.

Amateur Dramatic Club. University of Cambridge.

Burnanp, Sir F. C. The “A. D. C.” Being personal reminiscences.

London. 1880. 2494.61; **T.96.142
Amateur, Un, né en 1769. See Bouilly, Jean Nicolas.
Amateur, The, or guide to the stage. RetTireD performer, A, pseud.
No. 1 in **T.99.61
Amateur performance, The, on behalf of the family of the late C. H. ,
. Bennett, at the Theatre Royal, Adelphi, May 11, 1867. [London.]

1867. (4), 60 pp. **T 38.4
A programme with the texts of the plays performed.

Amateur series. Holt.
Baker, H. B. English actors from Shakespeare to Macready. New

 

York. 1879. 2 v. 2458.68; **T 57.188; etc.
Lewes, G. H. On actors and the art of acting. New York. 1878.
2575-77

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Amateur series, Lacy.

Sorrett, W. J. The amateur’s hand-book and guide to home draw-
ing room theatricals. How to get them up and how to act in
them. London. [1866.] **T.,77.136

Amateur theatricals.

See also Programmes. Theatre. Amateur; Student theatricals.

Amateur’s guide, The, to home theatricals, how to get them up and
how to act in them. Added, How to “get up” theatricals in a
country house [etc.]. New York. [1866.] No. 4 in *4409.106

Ancus, J. K. Amateur acting. London. [1880.] Illus. Colored
plates. Plans. **T 97.329

BouTeriuer, J. E. Les théatres de société de Rouen. Rouen. 1877.

**T.76.5

Burton, J. G. The critic’s budget, or, a peep into the amateur green
room. Pourtraying a view of the most popular and well-known
private actors!!! of the present day. Subjoined, a list of the
several amateur theatres, reading and concert rooms. Also the
original members, &c., composing the late Black Tye Committee.
London. [1819.] **T 56.17

Busxkin, Captain Sock, pseuwd. How to “get up” theatricals in a
country house. (Jn Sorrell, W. J. The amattur’s hand-book.

Pp. 45-66. London. [1866.]) #*T 77,136
Capon, G., and R. Yve-Pressis. Paris galant au dix-huitiéme siécle.
Les théatres clandestins. Paris. 1905. Plates. #*ET 75.42
Craretiz, L. Histoire des théatres de société. Paris. [1905.] Illus.
Portraits. 4677.96
Crarx, B. H. How to produce amateur plays: a practical manual.
Boston. 1917. Plates. Plans. 6257.304

Crarc, A. A. T. The dramatic festival. A consideration of the lyrical
method as a factor in preparatory education. With a foreword
by Percival Chubb and an introduction by Peter W. Dykema.
New York. 1912. 6257.73

Daxin, H. J. The stage in the drawing room; or, the theatre at
home. Practical hints on amateur acting. London. [1882.] Illus.
Diagrams. — a 6003.52

De Witt’s How to manage amateur theatricals. Showing the easiest
way for arranging drawing room performances; and giving plain
directions for making scenery, getting up dresses, giving out
parts, attending rehearsals, making up the face, and properly
adapting wigs, mustaches, and beards. New York. 1880. Colored

plates. ¥*T 77.54
Dirutaroy, J. P. R. and M. A. Dieuraroy. Le théatre dans
Vintimité. Paris. 1900. Illus, Plates. **T 37.141
Ex.iot, W. G., editor. Amateur clubs & actors. London. i898. Por-
traits. Plates. **T 96.141

Hopson, J. S. Private theatricals: being a practical guide for the
home stage. With pictorial suggestions for scenes. London. 1881.
6003.53; **T.97.193

How we managed our private theatricals; or, a guide to the amateur
stage. New, York. [1872.] Illus. 4409b.127
Jutuien, J. L. A. La comédie a la cour. Les thédtres de société
royale pendant le siécle dernier. Paris. [1883.] Portraits. Plates.

: **T.73.4
—— Les grandes nuits de Sceaux. Le théatre de la Duchesse du
Maine. Paris. 1876. **T 95.51

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Amateur theatricals. (Continued.)
Mackay, C. D. Costumes and scenery for amateurs. A practical
working handbook. New York. 1915. Plates. 8076.214
MaAnuEL, R., pseud. La comédie de salon. Comment on la monte
et comment on la joue. Paris. [1892.] Illus. 2679a.115
Metcatre, H. C. Amateur entertainments. How to produce and
how to act them. London. [1916.] Illus. 6257.25
PELLETIER, M. C. The winter’s tale. As performed by the Saturday
Morning Club. (Jn Bostonian, The. Vol. 2, pp. 1-16. Plates.

Boston. 1895.) *5301.45.2
Pottockx, W. H., and Juliet, Lady Pottock. Amateur theatricals..
London. 1879. Illus. Plates. 2576.177; **T.97.301

PRIVATE THEATRE, The, of Kilkenny, with introductory observations
on other private theatres in Ireland, before it was opened. [Kil-
kenny?] 1825. Portraits. **T 74.2

Smit, J. T. The parish theatre: a brief account of its rise, its
present condition, and its prospects. New York. 1917. 6257.145

SorrELL, W. J. The amateur’s hand-book and guide to home drawing
room theatricals. How to get them up and how to act in them.
London. [1866.] © T7136

Stepsins, O. B. A famous Boston amateur dramatic club [the
Aurora Club]. (dm Bostonian, The. Vol. 2, pp. 131-140. Fac-
similes. Boston. 1895.) *5301.45.2

Taytor, E. Practical stage directing for amateurs. A -handbook
for amateur managers and actors. New York. [1916.] Dia-
gram. 6257.106

Wituiams, J. The fe of the late Earl of Barrymore. Including a
history of the Wargrave theatricals, and original anecdotes of
eminent persons. London. 1793. Portrait. **'T76.185; etc.

Amateur theatricals. Bibliography. i ‘

Drama Leacuz, The, of America, Boston. A selected list of plays

for amateurs. Prepared by the Drama Study Committee [Alice

Howard Spaulding, Chairman]. Boston. 1914. *2175.69
— — A selective list of plays for amateurs. Arranged by Richard
J. Davis. Boston. 1915. *2175.64

McFappen, E. A., and L. E. Davis. A selected list of plays for
amateurs and students of dramatic expression in schools and
colleges. With an introduction by Ludella L. Peck. Cincinnati.
1908. *2175.61

Amateur theatricals. Programmes. See Programmes. Theatre. Amateur.
Amateur’s guide, The, to home theatricals, how to get them up and
how to act in them. Added, How to “get up” theatricals in a
country house [etc.]. New York. S. French. [1866.] 93 pp.
No. 4 in *4409.106

Amateurs, The, Brookline.

[Programmes.] 2d season, 2d, 3d play; 3d season, Ist play. 1909.
Brookline. 1909. 3 playbills. **T. 15.19

Ambross, Miss ——.

The life and memoirs of the late Miss Ann Catley, the celebrated
actress: with biographical sketches of Sir Francis Blake Delaval,
and the Hon. Isabella Pawlet. London: Printed for J. Bird.
[1790?] 56 pp. Portrait. ¥**T 56.179
Another copy, which lacks the portrait, is on shelf-number No. 9 in **G.3823.11.

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American Academy of Dramatic Arts and Empire Theatre Dramatic

“ School, New York City.
The “Prompt Book.” goth year. 1892/93. Containing the catalogue
of the American Academy of Dramatic Arts. New York City.

[1892.] 49, (1) pp. Plates. **T.97.99,
Dramatic studies. [Quarterly.] Vol. 1 (no. 1-4). Oct., 1893-June,
1894. New York. 1893, 94. 4 nos. in 1 v. Illus. **T 93.10

Nos. 1-3. were published monthly. There is no title-page.
American Academy of Dramatic Arts and Empire Theatre Dramatic
School, New York City. Addresses.
Witson, F. Address to graduates, March 19, 1907. [New York.
1907.] 4395-1993 **T.75.66
American actor series.
Barrett, L. Edwin Forrest. Boston. 1881. Portraits. Plate.

Facsimiles. 4348.114; **T.57.109; etc.
Crarkxe, A. B. The elder and the younger Booth. Boston. 1882.
Portrait. Facsimiles. 4348.131; **T.57.111
Ciement, C. E. Charlotte Cushman. Boston. 1882. Portraits.
Plate. Facsimiles. 4348.128; **T.57.107; etc.
Fietp, M. K. K. Charles Albert Fechter. Boston. 1882. Portraits.
Manuscript facsimile. 4348.137; **T.57.114; etc.
IRELAND, J. N. Mrs. Duff. Boston. 1882. Portraits. Plate. Fac-
simile. 4348.134; **T.57.113; etc.

Winter, W. The Jeffersons. Boston. 1881. Portraits. Plate.
* 4348.118; **T.5 7.112

American actors and actresses of today. Huicuens, H., editor. 4349a.289
American citizen, An, pseud. ”

A rejoinder to “The replies from England, etc., to certain statements
circulated in this country respecting Mr. Macready.” With an
impartial history and review of the lamentable occurrences at
‘the Astor Place Opera House, 1oth of May, 1849. New York.

Stringer & Townsend. 1849. I19 pp. 4374-723 **T 56.117
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 6 in *7686.52.

The replies from England may be found on shelf-numbers No. 8 in **G.3930.13.2;
**T 56.124.

Relates to the quarrel between Forrest and Macready and the riot at the Astor
Place Opera House.

American Dramatic Fund Association.

Rules and regulations. New York. Bell. 1848. 24 pp. *4395.191

Same. Rules and regulations of the American Theatrical Fund.
New York. Bell. 1848. 16 pp. *8T 75.75

American Dramatic Fund Association. Addresses.

Britows, H. W. An address upon the claims of the drama. Intro-
duction hy J. B. Buckstone. London. [1857?] **T 76.33

— Same. The relation of public amusements to public morality,
especially of the theatre to the highest interests of humanity.
New York. 1857. **T 77,226; etc.

O’Gorman, R. Dramatic Fund dinner. Splendid oration on Shake-
speare by Richard O’Gorman. Rev. Mr. Bellows on the dramatic
profession. [New York. 1857.] No. 3 in **G,3822.1

American dramatist, The. Moses, M. J. 4395-181; **T.46.37
American Dramatists Club.

The American Dramatists Club list.‘ A standard of reference for
the protection of dramatic property. A catalogue of plays and
operas that have been produced in the United States and are
entitled to protection. New York. 1902. 4395-170

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American Dramatists Club. (Continued.)

In memoriam Bronson Howard, 1842-1908, founder and president
of the. American Dramatists Club. Addresses delivered at the
memorial meeting, October 18, 1908, at the Lyceum Theatre, New
York. With a brief biography and other appreciations and
records of his dramatic works, including a list of his plays with
the original casts. New York. 1910. Portraits. 4445.472; **'1.55.90

Petition to the Senate and House of Representatives of the United
States, for the amendment of copyright law, relating to the
fraudulent production of plays. From the dramatists, theatrical
managers and other members of the dramatic profession of the
United States. [New York. 1891.] 28 pp. ¥**T 97.360
Signed by Bronson Howard and 2355 others.

American Roscius, The. See Payne, John Howard.
American Theatrical Fund, New York. See American Dramatic Fund
Association.
Americana Germanica.
Baker, L. C. The German drama in English on the New York stage

to 1830. [Philadelphia.] 1917. 4303.227
Notte, A. H. The German drama on the St. Lotis stage. A thesis.
[Philadelphia.] 1917. 4393.228

Ambhurst, Nicholas. (Caleb D’Anvers.)

Crpser, C. C——y C——’s Letter to the Craftsman [regarding the
censorship of the stage in England]. To Caleb D’Anvers, Esq.
[pseud.]. (Jn New miscellany, A, for the year 1737. Pp. 22-29.
London. 1737.) No. 1 in **G,3823.15

Ami, L’, de l’ordre.

Cuarneux, A., editor. Un procés de presse 4 propos du théatre.
[Affaire Judic & Humbert, directeur de l’Alcazar de Bruxelles,
contre L’Ami de l’ordre.] Namur. 1878. ¥*T 77.234

Amiens, France. Theatres.

Duzors, A. Les mystéres 4 Amiens dans les xve et xvie siécles.
Amiens. 1878. 2678.262

Lecoco, G. Moliére et la comédie en province. Paris. 1880. 4671.62

Amitié, L’, de deux jolies femmes. Epinay, L. F. P. pe T. v’E. DE LA

Live D’. **T 98.39
Among the freaks. ALpEn, W. L. 4009.359; **T.97.185
Among the great masters of drama. Row Lanps, W. 2249a.29
Amours, Les, de théatre. , ScHoxt, A. **T 87.93

Amours, The, of Sarah, the eccentric. Boston. Barton. [1880.] 43 pp.
*2647.1393 **T.57.452
Amphitheatres.

Auvino, F. Anfiteatro campano, illustrato e restaurato. 3a edizione,
col paragone di tutti gli anfiteatri d’Italia ed un cenno sugli
antichi monumenti di Capua. Napoli. 1842. 16 plates and plans. |

. *Cab.27.16.4

Aucé pe Lassus, L. Les Spectacles antiques. Paris. 1888. Illus.

2969a.73

Garpner, E. A., and others. Excavations at Megalopolis, 1890-1891.
With an architectural description by R. W. Schultz. London.

1892. Illus. : *2960.81.1
Jacguemin, L. Monographie du théatre antique d’Arles. Arles.
1862, 63. 2 Vv. 4673.104

Liestus, J. Ivsti Lipsi De amphitheatris qvae extra Romam libellvs.
In quo forme corum aliquot & typi. Antverpie. 1598. Plates.
No. 2 in *2921.22; etc.

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Amphitheatres. (Continued.) 7 ;

—  Ivsti Lipsi De amphitheatro liber. In quo forma ipsa loci
expressa, & ratio spectandi. Antverpie. 1598. Illus.

No. 1 in *2921.22; etc.

Marre, F. S., Marchese. A compleat history of the ancient amphi-

theatres. More peculiarly regartling the architecture of those

buildings, and in particular that of Verona. London. 1730. Plates.

**T 77,14; etc.

Manni, D. M. Notizie istoriche intorno al Parlagio ovvero anfi-

teatro di Firenze. In Bologna. 1746. : **T 74.20
Peet, A. Description de l’amphithéatre de Nimes. Nimes. 1853.
Plates. 4094.102

Riccr, S. Il teatro romano di Verona studiato sotto il rispetto
storico ed archeologico con la biografia di Andrea Monga suo
scopritore. Venezia. 1895. Portrait. Plates.

No. 1 in *2710a.50.Ser.2, Vol.3

Rucca, G. Capua vetere o sia descrizione di tutti i monumenti di
Capua antica, e particolarmente del suo nobilissimo anfiteatro.

Napoli. 1828. Plate. Plan. 2738.25
Stancovitcu, P. Dello anfiteatro di Pola. Venezia. 1822. Portrait.
Plates. *2758.68

We tts, C. L. The amphitheatres of ancient Rome. Boston. [1883.]
**T 95.79; etc.
Amsterdam, Holland. German theatre.

Arxins, H. H. A letter addressed to B. S. Nayler, teacher of elocu-
tion — on his review of the English performances. [Amsterdam.
1826.] **T 76.157

Amunategui, Miguel Luis.
Las primeras representaciones dramaticas en Chile. Santiago de

Chile. Imprenta nacional. 1888. 308 pp. **D) 261.2
Amusemens sérieux et comiques. [Anon.] See Dufresny, Charles
Riviére.
Amusements.

AwnveErson, Rev. G. The use and abuse of diversions. A sermon...
with an appendix, shewing that the stage in particular is an

unchristian diversion. Edinburgh. 1733. **T 96.74; etc.
Apotocy, An, for secular recreations: a letter to the Rev. Francis
Close. London. 1855. ¥**T 96.68

Aspin, J. Ancient customs, sports, and pastimes, of the English;
explained from authentic sources, & in a familiar manner. Lon-
don. 1832. Illus. Plates. **T 99.27

Boutton, W. B. The amusements of old London. Being a survey
of the sports and pastimes, tea gardens and parks, playhouses
and other diversions of the people of London from the 17th to
the beginning of the 19th century. London. 1901. 2v. Colored
plates. %*T 95.112; etc.

Buttock, C. Popular recreation. (A church congress paper.) The
theatre as it is; and the Ober-Ammergau play. London. [1880.]

¥**T 97.160

Burver, G. Lawful amusements; a sermon. London. 180s.

**T 96.49; etc.

Cuartes I., of England. The kings maiesties Declaration to his sub-
iects, concerning lawfull sports to bee vsed. London. 1633.

**H 126.251; etc.

Criarke, W. Every night book; or, life after dark. London. 1827.

*#T 98.11
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Amusements. (Continued.)

Corperoy, E. Popular amusements. A lecture before the Young
Men’s Christian Association. [London. 1857.] **T.97.226; etc.
Cros-MayrevigILtte, G. Le droit des pauvres sur les spectacles en
Europe. Origine, législation, jurisprudence. Paris. 1889. Tables.

3661.56

Curtis, E. W. The dramatic instinct in education. Boston. [1914.] '
ne : 3599a.61

Cuyter, T. L. Sermon on Christian recreation and unchristian
amusement. New-York. 1858. **T 97.107

Davis, M. M., Jr. The exploitation of pleasure. A study of com-

mercial recreations in New York Citys New York City. 1911.
5577-229

Donne, W. B. Essays on the drama. London. 1863.

2609.4; **T.47.15; etc.
GeEERE, J. Serious considerations on plays, games, and other
fashionable diversions. Shewing the sinfulness, and dangerous
tendency thereof. Guildford. 1763. **T 96.71
Hitt, R. A warning to professors; containing aphoristic observa-
tions on the nature and tendency of public amusements. London.
1805. **T 96.113; etc.
Hume, S. A short appeal to men and women of reason: distinguished
by titles of worldly honour; or by riches exclusive of titles; who
may be walking according to the course of this evil world, living
in the pleasures thereof, and frequenting theatres, balls, &c.
Bristol. 1765. ¥*T 96.54
Jess, J. Bishop Jebb on fashionable amusements. London. 1849.
¥**T 96.64
Jounson, O. Amusements: their uses and abuses. [Anon.] Testi-
mony of Progressive Friends. New York. [1856.] 7442.42
Ketty, W. Notices illustrative of the drama, and other popular
amusements, chiefly in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries,
incidentally illustrating Shakespeare and his contemporaries. Lon-

don. 1865. Plate. 4578.10; **T.76.166; etc.
Letter, A, to the Rev. George Burder, occasioned by his sermon
on lawful amusements. London. [1805.] **T 96, 61; etc.

 

Same. Postcript to the Letter to the Rev. G. Burder, occa-
sioned by his appendix to his sermon on lawful amusements.

‘London. 1805. **T 96.62; etc.
Morison, J. Fashionable amusements the bane of youth: a sermon.
London. 1825. ¥**T 96.114

Murray, L., compiler. Sentiments of pious and eminent persons, on
the pernicious tendency of dramatic entertainments and other
vain amusements: London. 1817. **T 96.108

NortHsrooke, J. A treatise against dicing, dancing, plays, and inter-
ludes. With other idle pastimes. From the earliest edition,
about A.D. 1577. London. 1843. 4596.62; **T.96.14; etc.

Perronet, V. An essay on recreations. London. 1745.

No. 2 in **G.3823.4.2

PricRIM, A, pseud. An essay on some of the fashionable amusements
of the world, as cards, balls, and plays. High Wycombe. [1801.]

¥*T 96.55

Pure, M. pe. Idée des spectacles anciens et novveaux. Paris. 1668.

**G.3537.4
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Amusements. (Continued.)

R., C., of C. C. C. Oxford. The danger of masquerades and raree-
shows, or the complaints of the stage, against masquerades,
opera’s, assemblies and other irrational entertainments, as being
the ground and occasion of the late decay of wit in Great

Britain. London. 1718. **'T 97.343
Ratpu, J. The taste of the town: or, a guide to all publick diver-
sions. [Anon.] London. 1731. **T 78.54

 

The touch-stone: or, historical, critical, political, philosophical,
and theological essays on the reigning diversions of the town.

London. 1728. **T 98.89
Review of Burder’s Sermon or amusements, and a reply to it. [Lon-
don.] 1805. No. 12 in **G.3824.9
Ruaereri, C. F. Précis historique sur les fétes, les spectacles et les
réjouissances publiques. Paris. 1830. **T 96.272; etc.
Sinks, P. W. Popular amusements and the Christian life. New
York. [1896.] 3589.143
Situ, H. Festivals, games, and amusements. Ancient and modern.
London. 1831. Plates. **T 98.803 etc.

Swirt, J., alleged author. A project for the advancement of religion,
and the reformation of manners. London. 1709.
No. 3 in **G.3823.14
Tuomason, D. R. Fashionable amusements; with a review of Rev.
Dr. Bellows’ lecture on the theatre. New York. 1857.

5589a.248; **T.97.113
Yates, E. H. The business of pleasure. London. 1865. 2 v.
**T 97.26

Amusements. Scientific. See Scientific amusements.
Anales del teatro.
Critica dramatica y musical, y biografias de autores, compositores
y artistas. Madrid. 1884. ¥*T 26.22
Ancient and modern miscellany, The. [Anon.] See Waldron, Francis
Godolphin, compiler. :
Ancient mysteries described. Hone, W. 2575.24; **T.45.8; etc.
Ancona, Alessandro d’.

Origini del teatro in Italia. Studj sulle sacre rappresentazioni seguiti
da un’ appendice sulle rappresentazioni del contado toscano.
Firenze. Le Monnier. 1877. 2 v. 4775.50

Same. Origini del teatro italiano. Libri tre, con due appendici sulla
rappresentazione drammatica del contado toscano e sul teatro
mantovano nel sec. xvi. 2a edizione . accresciuta. Torino.
Loescher. 1801. 2 v. 4772.21

Anderson, Rev. George.

A reinforcement of the reasons proving that the stage is an un-
christian diversion. Or, a vindication of the appendix to The
uuse [sic] and abuse of diversions. In answer to the Remarks of
an anonymous author. Edinburgh: Printed by R. Fleming, for
J. M‘Euen. 1733. (2), 150 pp. **T 77.67
Other copies, are on shelf-numbers No. 2 in **G.3824.18; No. 3 in ** 3823.20.

The use and abuse-of diversions. A sermon with an appendix,
shewing that the stage in particular is an unchristian diversion.
Edinburgh: Printed by R. Fleming and Company, and sold at

Mr. James M‘Euen’s shop. 1733. 59 pp. eT.
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 1 in en atten ne: oes

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Anderson, Rev. George. Works about.

Some remarks upon the Revd Mr. Anderson’s positions concerning
the unlawfulness of stage-plays. In a letter to the author. Edin-
burgh. 1733. No. 3 in **G.3821.19

Anderson, J. W.

Garrick’s mode of reading the Liturgy of the Church of England.
New edition, with notes, and a preliminary discourse on public
reading, by Richard Cull. London. Parker. 1840. xiv, (1), 143
pp. 5591.26; **T.76.1

Anderson, James Robertson.

An actor’s life. With an introduction by W. E. Adams. London.
The Walter Scott Publishing Co. 1902. xxvi, 356 pp. Portraits.
Plates. ; 4549a.193

Anderson, John Parker.
Sanvers, L. C. Life of Richard Brinsley Sheridan [with bibliography
‘by J. P. Anderson]. London. [1890.] 4540a.128
Anderson, Mary Antoinette.
A few memories. New York. Harper. 1896. (7), 262 pp. Portraits.
. 2343-117; *P.11.195

Same. 2d edition. London. Osgood, McIlvaine & Co. 1896. (7),

267 pp. **T. 56.77
Anderson, Mary Antoinette. Works about.
Farrar, J. M. Mary Anderson. The story of her life and pro-

fessional career. London. 1884. Portrait. **T 54.193 etc.
Winter, W. The stage life of Mary Anderson. New-York. 1886.
Portrait. 4249.64; **T.57.404

Anderson, Percy, illustrator.

Arta, E. Costume: fanciful, historical, and theatrical. London. 1906.
Illus. Plates. : 2239.99

Anderson Auction Company.

Catalogue of books, comprising Americana, dramatic, Dunlap So-
ciety publications, etc. A choice selection of standard music and
a collection of portraits... For sale at auction, June 21. New
York. 1907. 28 pp. [No. 571.] **T 65.32

Catalogue of interesting books from private sources, including a
‘small dramatic library, some portraits and autograph letters.
For sale at auction, Dec. 29. New York. 1903. 31 pp. [No.
251.] . **T 65.39

André, Alexandre.

La littérature dramatique et le théatre libre. Conférence. Marseille.

Doucet. 1803. (1), 9 pp. 4674.78
André-Murville, Pierre Nicolas.

Les infiniment petits, ou précis anecdotique des événemens qui se
sont passés au Théatre de |’Odéon les 22 et 29 novembre 1812, et
détails sur les vices d’administration de ce théatre, qui sont cause
de tous ces désordres. Paris. Delaunay. 1813. 40 pp. **T.96.277

Andrewes, Amelia.

Little notes on Shakespeare’s England. London. Swan Sonnen-

schein & Co., Ltd. 1903. 124 pp. **T 57.214
Andrews, Charles W., and others.

- On the incompatibility of theater-going and dancing with member-
ship in the Christian Church. An address of the clergy of the
Convocation of the Valley of Virginia, to the people of their
respective parishes. Philadelphia. Office of Leighton publica-
tions. 1872. 31 pp. ¥**T 97.340

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Andrieux, Francois Guillaume Jean Stanislas, editor.
Crarron, C. J. H. Lerts pe La Tuve. Mémoires. Nouvelle édition.
.. Le tout accompagné de notes et précédé d’une notice sur la
vie de Mlle Clairon [par Andrieux]. Paris. 1822. **T.56.1; etc.

Anecdotes,

Anceto, H. Angelo’s Pic nic; or, table talk, including recollections
of public characters. London. 1834. ¥**T 95.133
—— Reminiscences of Henry Angelo, with memoirs of his late
father and friends, including numerous original anecdotes. Lon-
don. 1828, 30. 2 v. Portrait. 4546.9; **T.56.151
— Same. With an introduction by Lord Howard de Walden,
and notes and memoir by H. Lavers Smith. Philadelphia. 1904.

2v. Portraits. Plates. : ¥2541.144
Baisser, Le, du rideau. Anecdotes théatrales anciennes et modernes,
tirées des mémoires des temps. Paris. 1837. ¥*T 58.141

Bevertey, E. The book of variety; containing laughable anecdotes,
entertaining poetry, and various other pieces of interest and

amusement. London. 1824. **T 97.178
Comenran’s tales, The: or jests, songs, and pleasant adventures of
several famous players. London. 1729. ¥*T 98.148

Courter lyrique et amusant, ou passe-temps des toilettes. Par
Mme Dufrénoy. [Bimensuel.] Juin 1, 1786-sept. 1, oct. I~
déc. 15, 1787. ¥*T 27,13

Coustn n’Avaton, C. Y. Comédiana, ou recueil d’anecdotes
dramatiques, bon mots des comédiens, et réparties spirituelles, de
bonhomie et de naiveté'du parterre. Paris. An IX—1801. **T.59.28

Cressy, W. M. Continuous vaudeville. With illustrations by Hal

Merritt. Boston. [1914.] ¥**T 97.349
Descomzss, J. C. F. M. Epaves. Théatre — histoire — anecdotes —
mots. Paris. 1865. ¥*T 96.174
Drerost, J. Diprose’s Book of the stage and the players. [London.
1877.] Illus. Portraits. ¥**T 77,156
Duvat, G. Artistes et cabotins. Paris. 1878. **T 58.40

Epwarps, H. S. History of the opera, from its origin in Italy to
the present time. With anecdotes of the most celebrated com-
posers and vocalists of Europe. London. 1862. **M.103.21; etc.

GREEN room yarns. New York. 1876. Illus. , **T 93.9

Hastewoop, J., compiler. Green room gossip; or, gravity gallinipt:
consisting of theatrical anecdotes—bon-mots. [London.] 1809.

¥*T 58.11

Hawkins, L. M. Memoirs, anecdotes, facts, and opinions, collected
and preserved by L. M. Hawkins. London. 1824. 2v. **T.56.268

Hazuitt, W. C., compiler. Jests, old and new. Containing anecdotes
of celebrities, living and deceased. London. [1886.]

6259a.7; **T.56..

Hitt, B. E. Playing about; or theatrical anecdotes and Ge

with scenes of general nature, from the life in England, Scotland,

and Ireland. London. 1840. 2 v. **T 56.15
Jerrotp, W. C., compiler. Bon-mots of Samuel Foote and Theodore
Hook. London. 1894. Illus. Plates. Portraits. 4559a.125

Laurent, J. B. E. L’esprit au théatre. Paris. [ 1860. ] **T 57.341
Lennox, Lord W. P. Celebrities I have known; with episodes, po-
_ litical, social, sporting, and theatrical. London. 1876, 77. 4v. 2573.61
i Lorre, L., compiler. Anecdotes de théatre. Comédiens — comédiennes
—bons mots des coulisses et du parterre. Paris. 1875. ¥*T 77,133

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Anecdotes. (Continued.) :
Martuews, A. Anecdotes of actors: with other desultory recollections,
etc. London. 1844. 4543-66; **T.55.64
Oxserry, W., compiler. The actor’s budget; consisting of monologues,
prologues, epilogues, and tales, serious and comic: theatrical

 

anecdotes and comic songs. London. 1820. **T 97.334; etc.
Oxberry’s Anecdotes of the stage, &c. London. 1827. Por-

trait. ¥**T 57.278
PERSONAL reminiscences by Chorley, Planché and Young. New
York... 1874. 45594.173
PERSONAL reminiscences by O’Keeffe, Kelly and Taylor. New York.
1875. Portraits. 6549.129

Quick, J. Quick’s Whim; or, the merry medley: containing a collec-
tion of jests and repartees. London. [1795.] Portrait. **T.98.88
REcUEIL d’anecdotes & curiosités de toutes sortes sur la littérature,
le théatre, la galanterie, etc. Paris. 1871. ¥**T 96.348
SaDLerR, L. R. Theatrical anecdotes. London. 1882. 2554.61; **T.58.80
Scuigesster, S. W. Coulissen-Blitze in Anekdoten, Schwanken,
Schnurren und witzigen Einfallen, auf Theater und Schauspieler
geschleudert. Meissen. 1828, 29. 6v.in 1. Colored plates. **T.59.53
Situ, S. F. Theatrical management in the West and South for
thirty years. With anecdotical sketches. New York. 1868.

Illus. Portrait. 4395-1873 **T.55.39
STAGE gossip or theatrical tit-bits, ancient and modern. London.
[188—?] ¥#T 55.46

THEATRICAL jester, The: or green-room witticisms. Being a collec-
tion of entertaining and original anecdotes, bon mots, repartees,

&c., relating to the stage. London. [1795.] ¥*T 58.18
WewitTzer, R. Dramatic reminiscences, anecdotes, comical sayings
and doings. London. [1&5-?] Portrait. **T 59.33; etc.
Wiper, M. P. The sunny side of the street. New York. 1905.
Illus. Portrait. 4408.234

Wittiams, J. The life of the late Earl of Barrymore. Including a
history of the Wargrave theatricals, and original anecdotes of
eminent persons. London. 1793. **T 76,185; etc.

—— The eccentricities of John Edwin, comedian. Collected from
his manuscripts, and enriched with anecdotes. London. [1791.]
2. / ; *€T 57.8; etc.

Anecdotes curieuses et inédites de la vie de Valentin dit Homme a
la poupée. Marseille. Arnaud & cie. 1858. 16 pp. Portrait.
Valentin Dewaeghenaére was a famous ventriloquist. **T 98.14

Anecdotes dramatiques. [Anon.] See Clément, Jean Marie Bernard,
and Joseph de La Porte.

Angelo, Henry.

Angelo’s Pic nic; or, table talk, including recollections of public
characters. London. Ebers. 1834. Colored plate. **T 95.133

Reminiscences of Henry Angelo, with memoirs of his late father
and friends, including numerous original anecdotes and curious
traits of the most celebrated characters that have flourished during
the last eighty years. London. Colburn. 1828, 30, 2 v. Portrait.

4546.9; **T.56.151

Same. With an introduction by Lord Howard de Walden, and notes
and memoir by H. Lavers Smith. Illustrated from originals in
the collection of Joseph Grégs. Philadelphia. J. B. Lippincott
Co. 1904. 2 v. Portraits. Plates. ¥2541.144

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Angiolini, Gasparo..

Lettere 4 Monsieur Noverre sopra i balli pantomimi. [Milano.
Bianchi, 1773.] 112 pp. 4057.11
Angus, J. Keith.
Amateur acting. London. Routledge. [1880.] 171 pp. Illus.
Colored plates. Plans. **T 97.239
A Scotch play-house; being the historical records of the old Theatre
Royal, Marischal Street, Aberdeen. Aberdeen. Wyllie. 1878.
69, (1) pp. *€T 77.168

Animadversions on Mr. Colman’s True state, &c. With some remarks
on his little serious piece called The Oxonian in town. London:
Printed for Walter. 1768. (3), 20 pp. No. 14 in **G.3824.2
Coleman’s A true state of the differences subsisting between the proprietors of
Covent-Garden Theatre may be found on shelf-numbers **T.95.116; No. 12 in
**G.3824.2. His The Oxonian in town may be found on_ shelf-number
**G.3816.7.4.

Animadversions on Mr. Congreve’s late answer to Mr. Collier. In a
dialogue and some offers towards new-modeling the stage. Lon-
don. Printed for John Nutt. 1698. (29), 88 pp.

. No. 12 in **G.3821.5

Animadversions on Mr. J. Jackson’s Dramatic strictures upon the merits
of Young Roscius. By the Editor of “The Glasgow Theatrical
Register.” Glasgow. Cameron & Co. 1804. (1), 70 pp.

¥*T 56.152
Jackson’s Strictures upon the merits of Young Roscius may be found on shelf-
numbers **T.56.205; No. 4 in **G.3824.8.

Animals. Training.

Bipet, J. B. F. Les mémoires d’un dompteur. Paris. 1888. Illus.
**T.97.167

Animated photography. Herpworru, C. M. 8039.96

Annales, Les, du théatre et de la musique. Année 1-40.! 1875-1914/15.
Paris. Charpentier & cie [etc.]. 1876-1916. 40 v. Portrait.

**T 27.1
Refers principally to Paris. Années 1-21 were edited by Edouard Noél and
Edmond Stoullig; année 22-37, by Edmond Stoullig.

Annales dramatiques. PaApautt, , and others. ¥*T 77.11
Annals of the French stage. Hawkins, F. W. 4671.69 ;.**T.56.224
Annals, The, of the green room, and biography of the stage! Com-
prising the lives of the most eminent London performers. [Part
I.] Memoirs of Mrs. Honey. London. Smith. [1842.] 24 pp.
Colored portrait. No. 4 in **K.48.16
Année dramatique, L’. 1911-12. Buvou, H. L. A. 4677.95
Année littéraire et dramatique, L’. Revue annuelle. Par G. Vapereau.
Année I-11. 1858-68. Paris. Hachette & cie. 1859-69. **T.27.14

No more was published.
Année théatrale.s Almanach pour l’an X. Contenant une notice sur
chacun des théatres de Paris, les acteurs, les piéces nouvelles et
les débuts. Paris. Courcier. An X.=1801. 270 pp. **T 29.10
Année théatrale, L’. Nouvelles, bruits de coulisses, indiscrétions,
comptes rendus, racontars, etc. Par J. Georges Duval. Année
1-3. Paris. Tresse. 1875-77. : #kT 27.4
Années, Les, de gaieté. Monsetet, C. 2666.55
Anninos, Charalambos.
Les jeux olympiques, 776 av. J.-C—1896. Trad. francaise par Léon
Olivier. Athénes. Beck, 1896. 2 parts in t v. Illus. Plates.
Modern Greek text and French translation. *4000.104

 

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Annuaire des lettres, des arts et des théatres. [1845/46.] Paris. La-
crampe & comp. 1846-1847. (3), 498, (2) pp. Colored portraits,
Plates. **T 26.13
Another copy, with slightly differing title, is on shelf-number **M.373.32.

Annuaire dramatique. Année 7-10, 13. Paris. Cavanagh [& Delaunay].
1811-1817. 5 v. Portraits. **T 20.17

Annuaire dramatique. Histoire des théatres depuis leur fondation
jusqu’ a nos jours, biographie des acteurs de Paris et de la
banlieue. Par Adolphe Bréant de Fontenay et Etienne de Cham-
peaux. Année 1, 1844/45. Paris. L’éditeur. 1845. (3), 220 pp.
Another copy is on shelf-number **T.99.24. ¥*T 59.19

Annuals. See Periodicals.

Another essence of Malone. [Anon.] See Hardinge, George. |

Anson, John W., editor.

Dramatic Almanack for 1871. **T 29.15

Anson, W. S. W.

Life of Albert Alberg (actor-author). [London. 1883?] 37 pp.
A photograph is inserted. **T 57.376

Anspach, Elizabeth Berkeley Craven, Markgrafin von.

Memoirs of the Margravine of Anspach. Written by herself. Lon-
don. Colburn. 1826. 2 v. Portrait. 2542.5
Other copies are on shelf-numbers **K.291.4 (which is in one volume),
**K 237.2, **P.11.224,

Answer, An, to Henry Woodward, comedian. With some occasional
remarks on the Greek and Roman stage. By the Rt. Hon. the
Earl of y*x** [pseud.]. London: Printed for M. Cooper.
1753. (1), 25 DP. *#T 57.101
A mock defense of Dr. John Hill. VWandward's Letter to Dr. John Hill may be
found on shelf-numbers **T.96.359; No. 2in **G.3823.15; No, 10 in *4574.103.

Answer, An, to that important question whether it is lawful to go to
plays? [Anon.] See, Lobb, Theophilus.

Answer, An, to the Memoirs of Mrs. Billington. With the life and
adventures of Richard Daly, Esq., and an account of the present
state of the Irish theatre.’ Written by a gentleman, well-acquainted
with several curious anecdotes of all parties. London: printed
for the author. 1792. (5), 71 pp. **M.Cab,2.3; **T.56.338
Followed by an ode addressed to Mrs. Billington. Another copy is on shelf-
number **M.Cab.2.3.

Anthony, Luther B., editor.

Dramatist, The. A journal of dramatic technology. Quarterly.
Vol. 1-3. Oct. 1909-Jul. 1912. **T 26.8; etc.

Antient and modern stages, The, survey’d. Pasion: ] See Drake, James.

Anti-Profanus, pseud. See Madan, Martin.

Antiquary, An.

The dance. Historic illustrations of dancing from 3300 B.C. to I911
A.D. London. John Bale, Sons & Danielsson, Ltd: 1911. viii,

68 pp. Illus. Portraits. 4043.87
Bibliography, p. 68.
Antique Greek dance, The. EMMANUEL, M. 4040a.166

Anti-Scriblerus Histrionicus, pseud. See Roberts, John.
Anti-theatre, The. [No. 1-15, February 15-April 4, 1720. By Sir John
Falstaffe, pseud.] (Jn The Theatre. Pp. 217-299. London. 1791.) -

Another copy is on shelf-number **G.3824.7. **T 26.23
Anzeiger fiir die Kéniglichen Theater. 1. Januar—31. Dezember, 1874.
Miinchen. Wolf. 1874. 350 nos. in I v. **M.236.27

Apology, The. See Churchill, C. The Rosciad and The apology.
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' Apology, An, for actors. Hrywoon, T. **G,177.10} etc.

Apology, An, for the conduct of Mr. Charles Macklin, comedian; which,
it is hoped, will have some effect in favour of an aged player, by
whom the public at large have for many years been uncommonly
gratified. London. Sold by T. Axtell. 1773. (1), 38 pp. **T.56.326
Other copies are on shelf-numbers No. 11 in **G.3823.3; No. 7 in **G.3824.1;
No. 1 in **G.3824.4.

Apology, An, for the life of Mr. T........ no Gow , comedian. A proper
sequel to the Apology for the life of Colley Cibber, comedian.
With an historical view of the stage to the present year. Sup-
posed to be written by himself. In the stile and manner of the
poet laureat. London: Printed for J. Mechell. 1740. viii, 144 pp.

**T 56.195

Another copy is on shelf-number No. 15 in **G.3824.16. Erroneously ascribed to
Henry Fielding.

Same. Dublin: Re-printed by and for George Faulkner. ‘1741.

xi, 178 pp. ¥*T 58.101
Apology, An, for secular recreations: a letter to the Rev. Francis Close.
London. Rivingtons. 1855. 32 pp. , **T 96.68

Appia, Adolphe.
La mise en scéne du drame wagnérien. Paris. Chailley. 1895. 51,

(1) pp. . No. 4 in **M.372.39
Die Musik und die Inscenierung. Miinchen. Bruckmann. 1899.
xvi, 278 pp. Plates. 4044.141

Translated from the French by Princess Elsa Cantacuzéne.
Appia, Adolphe. Works about. ~ :
Van Vecuten, C. Music after the Beeat war, and other studies.
New York. 1915. 4049a.157
Applin, Arthur.
The stories of the Russian ballet. New York. John Lane Co. [1911.]

96 pp. Portraits. Plates. Autograph facsimiles. ¥**'T 93.1
Contents. — Foreword. — Le carnaval. — Cléopatre. — Le spectre de la rose. —
Le pavillon d’Armide. — Schéhérazade. — L’oiseau de feu. — Prince Igor. —
L’automne bacchanale. — Les sylphides.

Apropos of women and theatres. Locan, O. 5585.74; **T.97.258; etc.
Arabia. Theatres. History. ‘
Kaute, P. E. Zur Geschichte des arabischen Schattentheaters in
Egypten. Leipzig. 1909. 6252.113
Arago, Jacques Etienne Victor.
Foyers et coulisses. Panorama des théatres de Paris. Paris. L’au-
teur. 1852. 107 pp. ¥*'T 57.382

Relates to the actors.
Mémoires d’un petit banc de l’Opéra. Paris. Ebrard. 1844. vii,

315 pp. o**M.129a.16
Physiologie des foyers de tous les théatres de Paris. Paris. 1841.
144, (3) pp. **T.79.8

Araldi, Marie Louise Bettoni.
Ccauret, P. Biographie de Mlle Araldi, rer rdle tragiqne du Théatre-
francais. Lyon. 1845. **T 56.261
Aram, Eugene.
Hoon, T. The Henry Irving Dream of Eugene Aram. [Anon.
Illustrated] By F. Drummond Niblett. [London. 1887.] **T.95.54
Arbiter, Petronius, Esq., pseud. See Petronius Arbiter, Esq., pseud.
Arbroath, Scotland. Theatres.
CarracHeEr, P. C. ‘Red-light’ recollections: representing the hitherto
unwritten story of forty years of Fairport from the footlights.
Arbroath. 1906. Portraits. Plates. 2576.175

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Arcadian, The. [Monthly.] Vol. 1 (no. 1). March 1, 1820. [London.

1820.] 108 pp. **T 26.61
There is no title-page. Edited by Rodney Birch [pseud.]. Contains a Theatrical
review.

Archer, Frank.
An actor’s notebooks. Being some memories, friendships, criticisms
and experiences. London. Stanley Paul & Co. 1913. 345, (1)

pp.- Portraits. Plates. Facsimiles. **T. 46.55
How to write a good play. London. Sampson Low, Marston & Co.,
Ltd. 1892. xi, 224 pp. 6257.3733 **T.47.46

Archer, William.
About the theatre. Essays and studies. London. Unwin. 1886.
(7), 350 pp. 4570a.76; **T.77.17

Contents. — Are we advancing? (1882-1886.) — The censorship of the stage.

— The ethics of theatrical criticism. — Critics’ English. — A storm in Stageland.

— Shakespeare and the public. — The stage of Greater Britain. — The plays of

Victor Hugo. — Hugo and Wagner. — The realist’s dilemma.

Drama. (/n The mind of the century. Pp. 14-24. London. [r1901.])

4559.172

Henry Irving, actor and manager. A critical study. London. Field
& Tuer. [1883.] 108 pp. Portrait. Autograph facsimile.

2540b.65; **T.59.21

Same. 2d edition. [1884.] 2540b.84

Masks or faces? A study in the psychology of acting. London.

Longmans, Green, & Co. 1888. (5), 232 pp. 3595-773 **T.76.155

Play-making. A manual of craftsmanship. London. Chapman &

Hall, Ltd. 1912. x, 322 pp. 6257.374
Same. Boston. Small, Maynard & Co. [1912.] x, 419 pp. 6257.375
Same. [1913.] 6257.376
Same. [1915.] 6257-377
The theatrical ‘world’ of 1893-97. London. Walter Scott, Ltd.

[1894-]1898. 5 v. #*T 27.33

Criticisms of performances at London theatres.

William Charles Macready. London. Kegan Paul, Trench, Triibner '
& Co., Ltd. 1890. vii, (1), 224 pp. [Eminent actors.]

2546.100; **T 57.2
Archer, William, editor.

Eminent actors. For the separate volumes of this series see Eminent
actors.

Archer, William, prefacer. / ‘

GivBert, Sir W. S. A stage play. New York. 1916. **T 46.63.3

Manrtzius, C. A history of theatrical art in ancient and modern
times. London. 1903-09. 5 v. Portraits. Plates. 6252.66

Archer, William. Works about.

Marsuatt, F. A. Henry Irving, actor and manager. A criticism of

a critic’s criticism. London. 1883. 2540b.76; **T.58.72
Archer, William, and Harley Granville Barker.

Scheme & estimates for a national theatre. New York. Duffield &
Co. 1908. (6), xxxii, 177 pp. 6252.73
Relates to Great Britain.

Archer, William, and Robert William Lowe.

The fashionable tragedian. A criticism [of Sir Henry Irving. Anon.].

Edinburgh. Gray & Co. [18777] 24 pp. Portraits. #*T 57.303
Architecture théatrale. N. p. N.d. Unpaged. Illus. Plates. Plans.

Diagrams. **T 11.6
Composed of plans of theatres, stage machinery, etc.

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Archiv fiir Theatergeschichte. Im Auftrage der Gesellschaft fiir
Theatergeschichte herausgegeben von Hans Devrient. Mit dem
Jahresbericht der Gesellschaft. Band i, 2. Berlin. Fleischel &
Co. 1904, 05. 2v. Plate. *6907.12
This publication was continued in the Gesellschaft fir Theatergeschichte.
Kleine Schriften [*6907.11].

Archives théatrales. Meyan, P. ¥*'T 77,191

Argentina. Theatres.

Matueu, V. F. Ensayos de critica. 1: Estado actual de nuestro
teatro. Buenos Aires. 10906. 4396.339

Argus; or, the theatrical observer: containing critical, yet impartial
striétures, on the merits and demerits of the principal performers,
of the Theatre Royal, Manchester. To be continued every fort-
night. No. 1-6. Nov. 24, 1804-— Feb. 9, 1805. Manchester. Dean

& Co. 1804, 05. 6 nos. in I v. **T 98.64
The earlier numbers were issued at varying intervals.
Aria, E.

Costume: fanciful, historical, and theatrical. Illustrated by Percy
Anderson. London. Macmillan & Co. 1906. xiii, 259 pp. Illus.
Plates, some colored. 2239.99

Aristophanes. Birds.

Farren, R. The birds of Aristophanes as performed by members
of the University at the Theatre Royal, Cambridge, November,
1883. [Cambridge. 1884.] (11) plates. ¥*T 42.5

Harvarp Classical Club. Scenes from The birds of Aristophanes
translated into English verse by Benjamin Hall Kennedy. [With
a programme of the performances of these scenes by the Harvard
Classical Club, May 8 and 10, 1901.] Cambridge. The University
Press. I901. 43 Dp. 2977.27; **T.36.29

Aristippe, pseud. See Bernier, Félix.
Arlés, Albert, and others.

Vorschlage von Theaterfreunden zur’ Besserung der Zustande beim
Leipziger Theater. Leipzig. Kreysing. [1867?] 8pp. **T.96.225
Signed by Albert Arlés, P. Bartke and 15 others.

Arles, France. Amphitheatre.

CaristrE, A. N. Notice sur l’état actuel de l’arc d’Orange et des

théatres antiques d’Orange et d’Arles. Paris. 1839. Plates.

Plans. 2632.76
Jacguemin, L. Monographie du théatre antique d’Arles. Arles. 1862,
63. 2 Vv. 4673.104

Arliss, George, prefacer.

GituteTtE, W. The illusion of the first time in acting. New York.

1915. **T 46.61.1
Armade, Francisque d’.

Le théatre francais des origines 4 nos jours. Extraits et analyses.
Notices biographiques. Préface par Jean Richepin. Paris. Dela-
grave. [1910.] vi, (2), 760 pp. 4676.169

Armin, Robert.

Fools and jesters: with a reprint of Robert Armin’s Nest of ninnies,
1608. With an introduction and notes [by J. P. Collier]. London.
The Shakespeare Society. 1842. xx, 67 pp. 4596.67
Other copies are on shelf-numbers No. 2in 4596.4; **G.3927.9.

Armstrong, Archibald.

Cutter, A. E., compiler. William Sommers and Archibald Arm-
strong, jesters to Henry the Eighth and Charles First, Kings of
England. Boston. 1887. Portraits. **T 13.9

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Armstrong, Cecil Ferard.

A century of great actors. 1750-1850. London. Mills & Boon, Ltd.
[1912.] (7), 412 pp. Portraits. 4545-165
Contents. — Introductory. — Tragedy: David Garrick; Spranger Barry; John
Henderson; George Frederick Cooke; John Philip Kemble; Edmund Kean;
William Charles Macready; Charles John Kean. — Prodigy: William Henry
West Betty. — Comedy: Charles Macklin; Joseph Shepherd Munden; Joseph

’ Grimaldi; Charles James Mathews. — Comedy and tragedy: Frederick Robson.

Armstrong, W. G.
A record of the opera in Philadelphia. Philadelphia. Porter &
Coates. 1884. 274 pp. 4044.82
Arnal, Etienne.
Les acteurs et les prétres, boutade en vers, suivie de notes. Paris.
1830. 39 pp. ¥#*T 96.149
Arnaud, Charles.
Les théories dramatiques au xvuie siécle. Etude sur la vie et les
ceuvres de 'l’Abbé d’Aubignac. Paris. Picard. 1888. (3), 364 pp.
**T 55.116
Arnold, John Harvey Vincent.
[Catalogue of his] Library. New York. Leavitt & Co. 1879. 6,

3-394 pp. : . **®M.113.2
Particularly rich in dramatic literature. Another copy is on shelf-number
*2163.18.

Arnold, Robert Franz.

Bibliographie der deutschen Biihnen seit 1830. 2. vermehrte Auflage.

Strassburg. Triibner. 1909. (2), 57 pp. *2175.62
Arnold, Samuel James.

Forgotten facts in the memoirs of Charles Mathews, comedian, re-
called in a letter to Mrs. Mathews, his biographer. London.
Ridgway. [1839.] 3-52 pp. **T 56.259

A letter to all the proprietors of Drury-Lane Theatre, being a com-
mentary on certain parts of an anonymous pamphlet, called “A
brief review of the season 1817-18 at the Theatre Royal, Drury-
Lane,” &c., and a conclusive detection of the author. Also, a
letter, relative to the subject, from the late Samuel Whitbread.
London. Fearman. 1818. (2), 86 pp. ¥*T 76.127
Other copies are on shelf-numbers No. 5 in **G.3823.17; No. 8 in **G.3824.3.
Facts are stubborn things! Being a brief review of the season 1817-18, at ‘the

Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane, may be found on shelf-numbers **T.76,129; No. 4 in
**G.3823.17. Arnold claims that Peter Moore was its author.

Arnold, Thomas Kerchever, editor.
WitzscuHeL, A. The Athenian stage; a handbook for students. Lon-
don. 1850. Plan. 4969a.7; **T.78.1
Arnould, Madeleine Sophie.
Mémoires. Recueillis et publiés par le Baron de Lamothe-Langon.
Paris. Allardin. 1837. 2 v. in I. **G,3525.5
Sophie Arnould d’aprés sa correspondance et ses mémoires incdits.
Par Ed. et J. de Goncourt. [2¢ édition.] Paris. Dentu. 1877.
viii, 224, (3) pp. Illus. Portrait. Facsimile. 2652.72
Arnould, Madeleine Sophie. Works about.
Devitiz, P. F. A. Arnoldiana, ou Sophie Arnould et ses contem-

_ poraines. Paris. 1813. Portrait. ¥**M.377.21
Doucias, R. B. Sophie Arnould, actress and wit. Paris. 1808.
Plates. **M.371.57

Arnould-Plessy, Jeanne Sylvanie.
Jacguot, C. J. B. Mme Arnould-Plessy. (/n his Portraits et silhou-
ettes. Vol. 1, pp 53-76. Paris. 1867.) 4641.54.12

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Arnould-Plessy, Jeanne Sylvanie. (Continued.)
Poinsot,. A. E. Madame Arnould-Plessy (1834-1876). Paris. 1876.
**T 97.273
Aronson, Rudolph.

Theatrical and musical memoirs. New York. McBride, Nast & Co.

1913. (12), 283 pp. Portraits. Plates. Manuscript facsimiles.
4045.142
Arpentigny, Casimir Stanislas d’.

La science de la main ou l’art de reconnaitre les tendances de 1’in-
telligence d’aprés les formes de la main. 2e édition. Paris.
Coulon-Pineau. [1856.] 348 pp. **T 96.201

Same. The science of the hand, or the art of recognizing the
tendencies of the human mind bythe observation of the forma-
tion of the hands. Translated and edited with an introduction,
appendices and a commentary by Ed. Heron-Allen. With original
plates and explanatory diagrams by Rosamund Brunel Horsley.
London. Ward, Lock & Co. 1886. 444 pp. 3600a.31
Appendix B, pp. 421-431, contains a Bibliographia cheirosophica.

Art album of footlight favorites. [New York? 190-?] (3) pp. 60

portraits. . **TCab.1.24
Portraits of actresses.
Art and the actor. Coguetin, B. C. **T 46.61.2
Art, L’, au théatre. Mewnpés, C. A. **T.47.5

Art, L’, de cabaler dans les spectacles. Poéme didactique, en prose et
en trois chants. Paris. Garnier. 1811. 3-28; (2) pp.
A satire on the spectators at theatres. No. 9 in **G.3562.2
Art, L’, du comédien. Coguetin, B. C. 2679a.138
Art, L’, du comédien, vu dans ses principes. [Anon.]. See Touron, ——.
Art, L’, du théatre. Revue mensuelle. Année 1, 2. Paris. Schmid.
1901, 02. 2v. Illus. Portraits. Plates. Plans. Music. **T.21.10
Art, L’, et le comédien. Coguettn, B. C. 4669a.75; **T.78.32; etc.
Art, The, of acting, or, guide to the stage: in which the dramatic
passions are defined, analyzed, and made easy of acquirement.

New York. French. [187~?] 24 pp. 4578.150; **T.77.53
Art, The, of ballet. Prrucini, M. E. ( 4049a.376
Art, The, of playwriting. Hernneguin, A. L. F. 6257.381
Art, The, of the stage. Lame, C. **T 77.75; etc.
Art, L’, théatral. See Congrés international de I’art théatral, Paris, 1900.
Art, L’, théatral. Poem. Samson, J. I. **T 75.14; etc.
Art, L’, théatral moderne. Roucué, J. 6252.83
Art theatre, The. CueEney, S. 6257.144

Art Workers’ Guild, London.

Beauty’s awakening. A masque of winter and of spring, written,
designed & contrived by the members of the Art Workers’ Guild,
and finally presented by them in the Guildhall of the City of
London. [London. 1899.] 44, (5) pp. 59 plates, some colored.
[The Studio. Summer number, 1899.] *8080a.60

Artaud, Jean Baptiste.

Taconet; ou mémoires historiques pour servir 4 la vie de cet homme
célébre. [Anon.] Article oublié dans le Nécrologe de 1775. A
Amsterdam, 1775. 53 pp. #*T 57.181

Artis, William.

Tales from the note-book of an ex-actor. [Fiction.] By Dudley

Fleck and William Artis. West Cowes. Joyce. 1865. 56 pp.
**T 87.90
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Artist’s love story, An. Kwnapp, O. G., editor. 4545.190; **T.56.335
Artistes et cabotins. Duvat, G. **T 58.40
Arts Club, Manchester, England.

Tuornsper, H. Catalogue of engravings of theatrical scenes and
portraits. Lent and arranged by Hairy Thornber. London.
[1888.] Portraits. ¥#T 65.15

Ashbee, Charles Robert.

The masque of the Edwards of England: being a coronation pageant
to celebrate the crowning of the King [Edward VII]. Illustrated
by Edith Harwood. [London. Essex House Press. 1902.] 45,
(2) pp. Colored plates. *Cab.24.37.1

Aspects of modern drama. CHANDLER, F. W. 6257.97
Aspin, Jehoshaphat.

Ancient customs, sports, and pastimes, of the English; explained -
from authentic sources, & in a familiar manner. London. Harris.
1832. viii, 256 pp. Illus. Plates. ¥**T 99.27

Association de secours mutuels des artistes dramatiques.
Annuaire. Année 30, 37-39, 41, 42. Paris. 1869-81. 6 v. in 2.
¥#T 25.19
Association des artistes dramatiques.
Annuaire. Année [1-]6. Paris. 1840[-45]. 6 v. in I. **T,29.20
Association of the Bar of the City of New York.

Proceedings on a publication in the New York Times of March
26th, 1876, censuring the counsel for the plaintiff in the Forrest
divorce case [Charles O’Conor]. New York. Polhemus. 1876.
(3), 75 pp. No. 2 in *7686.52

Astley, Philip.

Humpnreys, D. The memoirs of J. Decastro, comedian, anecdotes,
an analysis of the life of the late Philip Astley, history of the
Royal Circus, now the Surrey Theatre. London. 1824. Por-
trait. **#T57.295

Aston, Anthony.

A brief supplement to Colley Cibber, Esq.; his lives of the late
famous actors and actresses. (In Cibber, Colley. An apology for
the life of Mr. Colley Cibbey. Vol. 2, pp. 2907-318. London. 1889.)
Another copy is on shelf-number *4545.106.2. **T 54.7.2

Astruc, Joseph.

Le droit privé du théatre; ou, rapports des directeurs avec les
auteurs, les acteurs et le public. Paris. Stock. 1897. xvi, 328 pp.
Bibliographie, pp. v—viii. **T 74.18

Athens. Theatres.

Du Méri, E. P. Si les Athéniennes assistaient 4 la représentation
des comédies. Paris. 1863. ¥*T 94.14

Hatcu, A. E. The Attic theatre. A description of the stage and
theatre of the Athenians, and of the dramatic performances at
Athens. Oxford. 1889. Illus. ¥**T 75.48; etc.

Mapvic, J. N. Bemerkungen iiber die Fruchtbarkeit der dramatischen
Poesie bei den Athendern und ihre Bedingungen. (In his Kleine
philologische Schriften. Pp. 421-476. Leipzig. 1875.) — 3605.79

Navarkr, O. Dionysos. Etude sur lorganisation matérielle du
théatre athénien. Paris. 1895. Illus. **T 76.156; etc.

Qenmicuen, G. Uber die Anfange der dramatischen Weltkampfe
in Athen. (Jn Koeniglich-bayerische Akademie der Wissen-
schaften, Munich. Philosophisch-philologische und historische
Classe. Sitzungsberichte. 1889, Band 2, pp. 103-167. Miinchen.
1889.) *3266.50.1889

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Athens. Theatres. (Continued.)
Wacner, G. P. E. Die griechische Tragédie und das Theater zu

Athen. Dresden. 1844. Plan. 2960.13
Wirzscnet, A. The Athenian stage; a handbook for students. Lon-
don. 1850. Plan. 4969.7; **T.78.1

Athens. Theatres. THEATRE oF Dionysos.

Dorrpretp, W. Zum Dionysos Theater in Athen. Plates. Cn
Kaiserlich deutsches archdologisches Institut. Jahrbuch. Vol.
24, pp. 224-226. Berlin. 1910.) *22108.55.24

DorrpreLtp, W., and E. Retscu. Das griechische Theater. Beitrage
zur Geschichte des Dionysos-Theaters in Athen und anderer
griechischer Theater. Athen. 1806. Illus. Plates. Plans.

4090.43

M., G. An essay on the profession of a player, &c. To which is
added a description of the first theatre that was ever built, called
the theatre of Bacchus, at Athens. York. 1816. ¥**T 96.36

Versakis, Fr. Das Skenengebaude des Dionysos-Theaters. Illus.
Plans. (Jn Kaiserlich deutsches archaologisches Institut. Jahr-
buch. Vol. 24, pp. 194-224. Berlin. 1910.) ¥#22108.55.24

Waueeterr, J. R. The Theatre of Dionysus. Plates. Plan. (In
Archeological Institute of America. Papers of the American
School of Classical Studies at Athens. Vol. 1, pp. 121-179. Bos-
ton. 188s.) *2963.62.1

Athens. Views.

Barker, H. A., and J. Burrorp. Description of the view of Athens,
and surrounding country; now exhibiting in [their] panorama,
Strand: with an improved explanation. London. 1818. Plate.

¥**T 96.295; etc.
Atkins, H. H.

A letter addressed to B. S. Nayler, teacher of elocution— on his
review of the English performances [of the German Theatre,
Amsterdam. Amsterdam. 1826]. **T 76.157

Attalus, pseud.

Justice and generosity against malice, ignorance, and poverty: or,
an attempt to shew the equity of the new prices at the Theatre
Royal, Covent Garden. London. Sherwood, Neely & Jones. 1809.
16 pp. No. 4 in **G.3824.14
Relates to the O. P. (Old Prices) Riots, 1809.

Attitude, The, of society to the stage, past and present. Davis, J.
¥*T 77.195
Aubignac, Francois Hédelin, Abbé d’.

La pratique du théatre. Ouvrage trés-néceseaire A ceux qui veulent
s’appliquer a la composition des poémes dramatiques. Amster-
dam, chez Jean Frédéric Bernard. 1715. 3 v. Plates. **T 47.41
Another copy is on shelf-number **G.3562.4.

Same. The whole art of the stage, containing not only the rules
of the dramatick art, but many curious observations about it.
With much critical learning about the stage and plays of the
antients. Written in French and now made English. London,
Printed for the author, and sold by William Cadman. 1684. (8),
135, 176 pp. **T 46.27

Aubignac, Francois Hédelin, Abbé d’. Works about.

Arnaup, C. Les théories dramatiques au xvire siécle. Etude sur

la vie et les ceuvres de l’Abbé d’Aubignac. Paris. 1888. **T 55.116

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Aubin, Noél, translator.

Coox, W. Elémens de critique dramatique; contenant une analyse

du théatre. [Paris.] An VIII. [1800.] ¥**T 46.45
Aubin, P.-F. See Aubin, Noél.
Aubrey, John.

Cuampers, E. K. A jotting by John Aubrey. Two early player
lists. Commissions for the Chapel. Plays of the King’s Men
in 1641. (/n Malone Society. Collections. Vol. 1, parts 4 and 5,
Pp. 341-369. [Oxford.] 1911.) *€G,4077.15.1.Part 4,5

Auction sales.

See also Actors. Portraits. Catalogues; Bibliography; Theatre. Costume
and properties. Catalogues.

Acer, W. R. Catalogue of [his] valuable private library, including
many first editions of American authors, presentation copies,
Americana, bibliography, dramatic literature. With his collection
of autograph letters. Boston. 1905. ¥*®T 65.21

Awnperson Auction Company, auctioneers. Catalogue of books, com-
prising Americana, dramatic, Dunlap Society publications, etc.
A choice selection of standard music and a collection of portraits.
New York. 1907. **T 65.32

Catalogue of interesting books from private sources, including
a small dramatic library, some portraits and autograph letters.
New York. 1903. **T65.30

Banes & Co., auctioneers. Catalogue of a collection of books. General
literature, dramatic works, theatre bills, portraits of actors. New

 

York. igor. ¥**T 65.38
— Catalogue of valuable books and engravings. New York.
1885. ° ‘ ¥*€T 65.12
Barker collection, The, of autographs: literary; dramatic; political;
military, etc. [New York. 1887.] 6117.20

Barry, E. Rare and fine books and autographs. The choice private
library of Miss Eleanor Barry, with additions. New York.

[1906.] ¥*T 65.27
Becks, G. Catalogue of [his] dramatic collection; also autograph
letters and documents. New York. 1905. **T 65.22

——- Catalogue of the remaining portion of [his] library. Com-
prising dramatic biographies, scarce dramatic catalogues and

photographs. New York. 1905. ¥#*T 65.35
Bettows, W. GC. Catalogue of [his] dramatic library. [New York.
1893.] **T 95.42

Booty, E. T. Catalogue of [his] valuable collection. Containing
the theatrical wardrobe, also his former household effects. Sold
December 4th, 1908. New York. 1908. Portrait. #*T 57.455

Boucrcautt, D. Antique and modern furniture, collection of oil
paintings, rare books, plays, stage costumes, etc. [New York.

1894.] ¥*T 95.41
Brown, J. H. Catalogue of [his] extensive dramatic collection.
Boston. 1898. 3 v. in 1. Portrait. | **T.65.9

Burton, W. E. Bibliotheca dramatica. Catalogue of the theatrical
and miscellaneous library of the late William E. Burton. New
York. 1860. Portrait. **T 64.13 etc.

CATALOGUE of books, comprising Americana, dramatic, Dunlap So-
ciety publications, etc. A choice selection of standard music and
a collection of portraits. New York. 1907. ¥**T 65.32

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Catatocug, A, of the valuable and interesting collection of pictures,
water-color drawings and prints, books, manuscript plays and a
variety of items connected with the drama. The property of the
Trustees of the Royal Dramatic College, and others. [London.]
1881, /  **T.95.97

Daty, J. A. Catalogue of a valuable and interesting collection of
books [on the drama] formed by a prominent American play-
wright. New York. [1878.] : ¥*T 65.5

— Catalogue of the valuable literary~and art property gathered
by the late Augustin Daly. Part 2. Books. New York. 1900.

**T 64.25 etc.

DaniEL, G. Catalogue of [his] library. With his collection of original
drawings and engraved portraits of actors, water-colour drawings,
miscellaneous objects of art. [London.] 1864. **T 65.3; etc.

Doop, J. W. A catalogue of [his] very curious and valuable library.
Consisting of a fine collection of old plays, old poetry, romances,
history, belles lettres, miscellanies, comic and humorous books,
&c. [London.] 1797. **T 66.22

DonepBauer, F. Aus der Musik- und Theaterwelt. Beschreibendes
Verzeichnis der Autographen-Sammlung Fritz Donebauer in Prag.
Prag. 1894. **T.96.265; etc.

Dramatic Fine Art Gallery, London. A catalogue of the valuable
and interesting collection of pictures, water-color drawings and
prints ... o]d play bills and a variety of items connected with
the drama. London. [1880.] **T 95.96

FarEBROTHER, Lye & Palmer, auctioneers. A catalogue of the valuable
and interesting collection of pictures, water-color drawings and
prints, books, manuscript plays and a variety of items connected
with the drama. The property of the Trustees of the Royal
Dramatic College, and others. [London.] 188r. **T 95.97

FELiIx, FE. R. Succession de Mile Rachel. Catalogue des objets
mobiliers [etc.] dépendant de la succession de Mlle Rachel. Paris.
1858. ¥*T 66.4

Frietp, J. Bibliotheca histrionica. A catalogue of the theatrical
and miscellaneous library of Mr. John Field, collected with a
view to forming materials for a complete history of the British

stage. [London. 1827.] **T 66.19
Fivrprt, J. bE. Catalogue de [sa] bibliothéque théatrale. Paris. 186r.
. . **T.66.5

FiuuincuHam, W. A catalogue of a portion of [his] library, con-
sisting of old quarto plays, early English poetry, and a few scarce

tracts. [London. 1805.] *2138.44
Frencu, F. W. Catalogue of [his] valuable private library. [Vol.
1-3.] Boston. too1. Portrait. Plates. **T 65.8; etc.

Garrick, D. A catalogue of [his] library, splendid books of prints,
poetical and historical tracts. [London. 1823.] **T.65.24; etc.
Hatt, A. O. Catalogue of [his] library. New York. 1881.
**T 65.6; etc.
Harris, C. F. Original editions of English dramatic literature and
English poetry. Catalogue of the first portion of the library of
the late C. Fiske Harris. [New York. 1883.] No. 1 in *2142.82
Henverson, J. A catalogue of [his] library. The completest
assemblage of English dramatic authors ever exhibited for sale in
this country. [London. 1786.] ¥**T 66.21; etc.

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Herman, H. Catalogue of a portion of [his] dramatic library.
[London.] 1885. **T 65.11; etc.
Keene, T. W. Books, letters and portraits. The library of the
late Thomas W. Keene (tragedian) with some additions from
other sources. New York. 1904. **T 65.41
Kissam, W. H. The library, prints and autographs of the late
William Henry Kissam, Esq., with addenda from other collec-

tions. New York. 1885. No. 3 in *6154.53
Lacy, T. H. Catalogue of [his] valuable theatrical & miscellaneous
library. [London.] 1873. **T 66.8
Lemazurier, P. D. Catalogue de [sa] bibliothéque dramatique.
Paris. 1837. **T 66.15

Le Moyne, W. J. Catalogue of [his] library, comprising drama and
dramatic biography; old plays and playbills and other rare
dramatic. items, etc. New York. [1905.] ¥*T 65.42

Lispiz, C. F., & Co., auctioneers. Auction sale, November 12th and
13th. Catalogue of dramatic books, first editions of American

authors. Boston. 1901. **T.65.37
Mackenzig, J. M. Catalogue of [his] very choice dramatic & general
library. London. 1889. ¥#*T 65.18
Macreapy, W. C. Catalogue of. [his] library. Also the collection
of pictures [etc. London. 1873]. , No. 3 in **M.151.29
Mann, C. N. The private library and collection of portraits of C.
N. Mann. New York. 1907. 2 v. in 1. **T 65.30

Matuews, C. Catalogue of [his] miscellaneous and dramatic library,
theatrical portraits, dramatic and literary autograph letters, and the-
atrical relics. Added, the unpublished writings and literary produc-
tions of the late William Henry Ireland. [London.] 1835. **T.66.16

MeErwin-Cxiayton Sales Company, auctioneers. The library of a
dramatic author and critic, consisting of dramatic literature,
portraits, etc. Also first and rare editions of American and
English authors. Added, a small dramatic collection. New York.
1906. : ¥*T 65.34

Morrett, T. H. Catalogue of [his] valuable collection of books on
the drama; comprising biographies of eminent actors & actresses,
dramatists, and others. Also, a collection of rare and valuable
dramatic portraits. New York. 1860. ¥*6147.112

Nepe, H. Catalogue of [his] collection of prints (including pamph-
lets, etc.) Including original drawings, rare portraits and play
bills, New York City views, etc. New York. [1902.] **'T 66.26

New York, City. Public Library. Duplicates from the New York
Public Library including some rare Shakespeareana, works of the
Elizabethan and Restoration dramatists, etc. New York. 1906.

**£T 65.26

Patmer, A. M. Catalogue of [his] library. Including Shakespeare
and Shakespeariana, costumes, biographies, stage histories, rare
dramatic magazines and tracts, old plays; works of the dramatists.
History of the Union Square Theatre. Part 1. New York. 1906.

Portraits. **T 65.31
Péricaup, J. L. Bibliothéque de Louis Péricaud. Ouvrages sur le
théatre. Partie 1. Paris. 1907. **T 65.33
Picx, R. F. The private library of Robert Freeman Pick (with
some additions). New York. [1907.] **T 65.29
Pootz, L. Catalogue of [his] dramatic collection. Boston. 1905.
Portrait. **T 65.23

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Reep, I. Bibliotheca Reediana. A catalogue of the curious &
extensive library of the late Isaac Reed, particularly relating to
the English drama, and poetry. [London.] 1807. **T 66.3
Taytor, I. J. S., Baron. Catalogue de la bibliothéque dramatique de
feu le Baron Taylor. Paris. 1893. **T 64.4
Terry, W. H. Catalogue of [his] valuable dramatic and American
historical library. New York. 1906. 2 v. in I. #*¥T 65.28
Torpteserc, A. A particularly interesting collection of English and
American playbills mainly formed by Augustus Toedteberg.
New York. 1907. ¥**T 65.36
Vitu, A. C. J. Catalogue des livres anciens et modernes. Beaux-
arts, littérature, théatre, histoire... composant [sa] bibliothéque.
Paris. 1891. **T 65.19
Winston, J. Bibliotheca dramatica et histrionica. Catalogue of the
printed and manuscript library of Mr. James Winston. [Lon-
don. 1849.] **T 62.15 etc.
Audebrand, Philibert.
Un foyer de théatre d’il y a 50 ans. (Le foyer du Vaudeville de la
rue de Chartres.) (/n Petits mémoires du xtxe siécle. 2e édition.

Pp. 293-321. Paris. 1892.) , 2646.105
Lauriers et cyprés. Pages d’histoire contemporaine. Paris. Lévy.
[1903.] (3), 340 pp. 4679a.109

Reminiscences of French writers and actors.
Petits mémoires d’une stalle d’orchestre. (Acteurs, auteurs, journa-
listes.) Paris. Lévy. 1885. (3), 366 pp. [Bibliothéque moderne.]
¥*T 77,125
Audibert, H. See Audibert, Louis Francois Hilarion.
Audibert, Louis Francois Hilarion.
Indiscrétions et confidences. Souvenirs du théatre et de la litté-
rature. Paris. Dentu. 1858. xii, 204 pp. ¥**T 58,120
Audubert, Jules.
L’art du chant. Suivi d’un traité de mantien théatral. Paris. Brandus
& cie. 1876. (14), vi, 299 pp. Illus. Diagrams. **M 122.7

Another copy is on shelf-number *4042.62.
Auffenberg, Joseph, Freiherr von.
Staut, E. L. Joseph von Auffenberg und das Schauspiel der
Schillerepigonen. Hamburg. 1o910. 6872.63
Augé de Lassus, Lucien.
Les spectacles antiques. Paris. Hachette & cie. 1888. (8), 296,
(3) pp. Ilus. Plates. [Bibliothéque des merveilles.]  2969a.73

Contents. — Le théatre. — Athénes. — Le stade. — Isthmia. — L’amphithéatre.
Rome. — Le cirque. — Constantinople.

Auger, Hippolyte Nicolas Juste.
Mémoires d’Auger (1810-1859). Publiés pour la premiére fois par
Paul Cottin. Paris. La Revue rétrospective. 1891. xxvii, (2),

689, (1) pp. **T.57.139
Another copy is of shelf-number **M.370.5.

Physiologie du théatre. Paris. Didot. 1839, 40. 3 v. **T 76.27
Same. Tome 1, 2. Bruxelles. Meline, Cans & cie. 1840. 2 v.
. **T 78,62
Auger, Louis Simon.
Discours sur la comédie, et vie de Moliére. Paris. Firmin Didot.

1827. (3), 145 pp. Genealogical chart. : No. 2 in *4706.14
Also to be found in C2uvres de Moliére, tome 1 [**4706.4.1].

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Auriac, Philippe Eugéne Jean Marie d’, editor.

Théatre de la foire. Recueil de piéces représentées aux foires Saint-
Germain et Saint-Laurent. Précédé d’un essai historique sur les
spectacles forains. Paris. Garnier. 1878. (3), 492, (1) pp. **T.37.146

Aurora Club, Boston.

Stessins, O. B. A famous Boston amateur dramatic club. (In

Bostonian, The. Vol. 2, pp. 131-140. Facsimiles. Boston. 1895.)

: *5301.45.2

Aus dem Leben einer Verstorbenen. Bauer, C. 2845.67
Aus, dem Tagebuche einer deutschen Schauspielerin. SCHARFENSTEIN,
H., pseud. '  **T 47.109

Aus der Musik- und Theaterwelt. Donesauer, F. **T 96.265; etc.

Austin, Henry, editor.
Gattery of players. [Quarterly.] No. 1-9, 11. New York.
1894[-97]. Portraits. . ¥*T 52.9
Austin, Louis Frederic. (Frederic Daly.)
Henry Irving in England and America. 1838-84. London. Unwin.

1884. viii, 300 pp. Portrait. 4547-743 **T.57.339
Same. New York. Worthington. 4547-77
Sir Henry Irving. (In his Points of view. Pp. 1-20. London. 1906.)

2559-114

Austria. Theatres.

MetssneER, J. Die englischen Comoedianten zur Zeit Shakespeare’s
in Oesterreich. Wien. 1884. 2590.30

Authentic account of the fire which reduced that extensive building of
the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane, to a pile of ruins. [Anon.] See
Lemoine, Henry. .

Authentic account, An, of the laté Mr. Whitbread. With the genuine
report of the inquest taken in short-hand by Francis Phippen. 3d
edition. London. Hone. 1815. vii, 5-42 pp. ¥*T 96.318.

Authentic memoirs of the green-room; (for 1801-03:) involving sketches
of the performers of the Theatres Royal, Drury-Lane, Covent-
Garden, and the Hay-Market. London. Roach. 1801-03. 3 v.
in 2. Portraits. **T 29.19

Authentic memoirs of the green-room; including sketches of the per-
formers of the Theatres Royal, Drury-Lane, Covent Garden, and
the Haymarket. London. Roach. [1814?] 252 pp. Portrait.

**T.29.22
Appended is List of theatres and their managers {in England, Wales, Scotland,
Ireland and America].

Same. [18157] 260, 256-258 pp. **T 29.23
Authentic memoirs of the Young Roscius; including his birth, family,
and education. With critical remarks on his theatrical abilities,

&c. London. Springsguth. 1804. 23 pp. Portrait. ¥*T 57.388

Authentic narrative, An, of Mr. Kemble’s retirement from the stage,
With an account of the dinner given June 27, 1817. Prefixed, an
essay biographical and critical. London. Miller. 1817. xxvii,
78 pp. Portrait. Plates. Manuscript facsimile. *kT 96.231
Other copies are on shelf-numbers No. 1 in **G.3824.13; No. 8 in **G.3824.5 ;
No. 1 in **G.3924.28. :

Authentic sketch, An, of the life of William Henry West Betty, .. -
[Anon.] See Harley, George Davies.

Authentick memoirs of the life of that celebrated actress Mrs. Ann
Oldfield. The third edition, with large additions and amendments.
London. Printed, and sold by the booksellers of London and
Westminster. 1730. (1), 44 pp. No. 11 in **G.3930.13.2

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Author of nothing else, pseud. ‘
The “Old Price” -iad; or, Thespian bear-garden: an epic poem, in
two parts. [Part 1.] London. Ryan. [1809.] (1), 36, (1) pp.
No. 3 in **G.3820.11

Relates to the contest over the prices of admission to Covent Garden Theatre

in 1809.
Authorities on the sin and danger of frequenting the theatre. London.
Hatchard. 1828. iv, 18 pp. **T 96.120
Autobiography of an actress. Ruitcuiz, A. C. #*T 57.330; etc.
Autobiography, The, of an artisan. Tuomson, C. **T 57.281
Autobiography, The, of a play. Howarp, B. **T 46.60.2
Autocrat, The, in the greenroom. Spinx, W. **T 47,100

Autographs. Collections. :
[ALBuM, containing autographs of Anna Cora Mowatt, William C.
Forbes, Charlotte Cushman, Isaac C. Pray, Gustavus Vaughan
Brooke, Céleste, Julia Dean, Lola Montez, and others. Provi-
dence, R. I. , 1852-57.] #*T 57.456
Autographs. Facsimiles.
WILLIam WIntTER testimonial, The. Century Theatre, March four-
teenth. [Programme and tributes. New York.] 1916. Portraits.
**T 52.13
Autrefois — aujourd’hui. Guizzert, EF. **T.97.1
Auvergne, Edmund B. d’.
Lola Montez, an adventuress of the forties. New York. John Lane
Co. 1909. xi, 375, (1) pp. Portraits. 2544.216

Sources of information, p. 372.
Aval..., C... d’, pseud. See Cousin d’Avalon, Charles Yves.
Aventures, Les, de Mademoiselle Mariette. Freury, J. F. F. H.
**T 88.3; etc.
Aventures, Les, d’un comédien. Fournier, M. J. L. **T 87.59
Avonianus, pseud. See Hessen, Robert.
Avril, Auguste.
Saltimbanques et marionnettes. Impressions, digressions et récits.
Paris. Lévy. 1867. (3), 330, (1) pp. ¥*T 77.126

Relates to music and the theatre in a typical French provincial city.
Ayres, Alfred, pseud. See Osmun, Thomas Embley.
Azincourt, Joseph Jean Baptiste. See Dazincourt, Joseph Jean Baptiste
Albouy.
Aztec children.

ILLUSTRATED memoir of an eventful expedition into Central America
resulting in the discovery of the idolatrous city of Iximaya and
the possession of two remarkable Aztec children, Maximo &
Bartola. [London. 1853?] Illus. Portraits. ¥**T 98.36

B
B——, Madame de, pseud.
Memoirs of Rachel. London. Hurst & Blackett. 1858. 2v. Por-
trait. **T 57.80
Same. New York. Harper. (1), 376 pp. 4648.10
This edition lacks the portrait.

B**, Mme, née de V**, pseud.

Le Cirque Olympique, ou les exercices des chevaux de Franconi,
du cerf Coco, ou petits paralléles de l’instinct perfectionné des
animaux, et de la raison naissante des enfans. Paris. Nepveu.
1817. 174 pp. Plates. **T’.99.59

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Bri geesis » Right Honourable the Lord, pseud.

See and seem blind: or, a critical dissertation on the publick diver-
sions, &c., of persons and things, and things and persons, and
what not. In a letter to A... H..., Esq. London: Printed
for H. Whitridge. [1733.] 30 pp. ¥*T.77,.55
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 14 in **G.3824.14.

B., A. See Bolot, Auguste.
B., G. S.

A study of the prologue and epilogue.in English literature from
Shakespeare to Dryden. London. Kegan Paul, Trench & Co.
1884. xi, 187 pp. 2553-695; **T.47.48

B., I. D.

Essai sur l’état actuel des théatres de Paris et des principales villes

de V’empire, leurs administrations, leurs acteurs, leur répertoire,

 

etc. Paris. L’Huillier. 1813. 142, (1) pp. **T.77.9
B., J.E. See Bouteiller, Jules Edouard.
B., J. M. z

L’éléve de Melpoméne. A M. Talma. [Vers.] Paris. Giguet &

Michaud. 1808. 40 pp. ¥**T 97.136
B., M. L. J. D. See Mesilé, le jeune, de Besancon.
B-------- n, B------- t.

The stage: or coronation of King Tom. A satyr. Dublin: Printed
for the author. 1753. 16 pp. No. 8 in ¥*G.3824.17
Relates to Thomas Sheridan.

Babault, , and others. ‘

Annales dramatiques, ou dictionnaire général des théatres, contenant
1°. L’analyse de tous les ouvrages dramatiques. 2°. Les régles
et observations des grands maitres sur l’art dramatique. 3°. Les
notices sur les auteurs, compositeurs, acteurs, danseurs, avec des
anecdotes. Par une société de gens de lettres [Babault, A. F. F.
Ménégault, et autres]. Paris. Babault [etc.]. 1808-1812. 9 v.

#*T 77,11

Contents. — 1. A-Beauménil. «. Beaumont—Coriolan. 3. Corisandre-E. 4. F-
Homme en. 5. Homme et-L. 6. M. 7. N-P. 8 Q-S. 9. T-Z.

Bac, Ferdinand. See Bach, Sigismond Ferdinand.
Baccini, Giuseppe.

Notizie di alcune commedie sacre rappresentate in Firenze nel secolo

xvi. Firenze. Libreria Dante. 1889. 20 pp. 2772.70
Bach, Sigismond Ferdinand.

Femmes de théatre. Album absolument inédit. Prologue de Yvette
Guilbert. Paris. Empis. [1896.] (8) pp. (20) colored plates.

: **T 51.16
Bachaumont, Louis Petit de.

Mémoires. (Jn Barriére, J. F., editor. Bibliothéque des mémoires
relatifs 4 ’histoire de France pendant le 18me siécle. Vol. 3, pp.
215-524. Paris. 1846.) *4667.2.3
Contains material relating to the stage in Paris.

Mémoires historiques, littéraires, politiques, anecdotiques et critiques.
ze édition, augmentée. Paris. Collin. 1809. 3 v. ¥*€T 57.91
Contents. — 1. 1762-1772. 2. 1773-1782. 3. 1783-1787.

Extrait des Mémoires secrets de la république des lettres [*2209.1; **Adams.
165.8].
Bachmann, Wilhelm.

Catinka Antalani, die Sangerin, ihre Leiden und Freuden. Ein
Lebensroman. Ddbeln. Lehmann & Comp. 1845. 2 v. in I.

; **T 88.7

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Badajoz, Spain. Panorama. .
Barker, H. A. A short description of Badajoz, and the surrounding
country, with extracts from the London Gazette: explanatory of
the picture exhibiting in the panorama, Leicester Square, repre-
senting the siege in 1812, [London.] 1813. Plate.
**T 96.301; etc.
Baddeley, Sophia.
Stree, E. The memoirs of Mrs. Sophia Baddeley. London. 1787.
6 v. **T 58.1; etc.
Badeau, Adam.
The vagabond. New York. Rudd & Carleton. 1859. 368 pp.

8 Ele _ WT .97-335
A collection of short articles originally published in a weekly periodical.

Baden, Austria. Theatres.

Mayer, F. A. Zensurakten aus Baden bei Wien. (Jn Archiv fir

Theatergeschichte. Vol. 1, pp. 17-42. Berlin. 1904.) *6907.12.1
Baden, Germany. Theatres. Das THEATER.

Covartwac, V. La vie de théatre. Grandes et petites aventures de
Mile Montansier. — Esquisses. — Anecdotes. — Le Théatre a Bade.
Paris. [1863.] ‘ ¥**T 57.202

Badin, Adolphe, editor.
Stcuan, P. C. Souvenirs d’un homme de théatre. 1831-1855. Paris.

1883. 4660.753 **T.57.322
Baes, Jean.
Théatre flamand a Bruxelles. Bruxelles. Lyon-Claesen. [1893.]
12 pp. Plates, one colored. Plans. *Cab.60.70.5 ,

Bahlmann, Paul.

Jesuiten-Dramen der niederrheinischen Ordensprovinz. Leipzig.
Harrassowitz. 1896. iv, 351 pp. [Centralblatt fiir Bibliotheks-
wesen. Beihefte. 15.] ¥#2142.25.15

Bahr, Hermann.

Glossen zum Wiener Theater (1903-1906). Berlin. Fischer. 1907.
3-487, (1) pp. 6899a.317
Essays on plays performed at the Burgtheater.

Rezensionen, Wiener Theater, 1901 bis 1903. Berlin. Fischer. 1903.

(8), 479, (1) pp. **T 77.219
Studien zur Kritik der Moderne. Frankfurt a/M. Rititen & Loening.
1894. (8), 325 pp. Portrait. 2874.116
Pp. 251-325 deal with the actors Duse, Mounet Sully, Gabillon, and Der
neue Stil.
Theater. Ein Wiener Roman. 3. Auflage. Berlin. Fischer. 1904.
231 pp. 6899a.316
Wiener Theater (1892-1898). Berlin. Fischer. 1899. (7), 509 pp.

6257.115
Baillie, Alexander Dundas Ross Wishart Cochrane-, rst Baron Lamington.

See Cochrane-Baillie, Alexander Dundas Ross Wishart, rst Baron
Lamington.
Baine, James.

The theatre licentious and perverted. Or, a sermon for reformation
of manners. Partly occasioned by the acting of a comedy, en-
titled, The minor, in the licensed theatre of Edinburgh. Edin-
burgh: Printed by J. Reid; and sold at his printing-house. 1770.
40 pp. **T 97.57

Baireuth, Germany. Biihnenfestspiel.

Lavienac, A. J. A. Le voyage artistique 4 Bayreuth. Paris. 1897.

Illus. Portrait. Plan. 4049.155; **M.370.22

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Baireuth, Germany. Biihnenfestspiel. (Continued.)
Waener, W. R. Letters to Emil Heckel: with a brief history of the
Bayreuth festivals. London. 1899. 4049a.65
Witp, C., compiler. Bayreuth 1894. Manuel pour les visiteurs de
Bayreuth. Leipzig. [1894.] Illus. Portraits. Plan.
No. 1 in **M.370.71
— Same. Bayreuth. 1804.2 Manual for visitors to Bayreuth.

Leipsic. [1804.] Portraits. Plates. Plan. *Artz Cab.17.15
—- Bayreuth. 1897. Praktisches Handbuch fir Festspielbesucher.
Leipzig. [18097.] Illus. Portraits. Plan. **M.370.34

Baisser, Le, du rideau. Anecdotes théatrales anciennes et modernes,

: tirées des mémoires des temps. Paris. Librairie musicale. 1837.

(3), 99 pp. ¥**T 58.141
Baker, David Erskine.

The companion to the play-house: or, an historical account of all
the dramatic writers (and their works) that have appeared in
Great Britain and Ireland. Composed in the form of a dictionary..
[Anon.] London: Printed for T. Becket and P. A. Dehondt.
1764. 2 Vv. **T 58,22
Another copy, on shelf-number **G.3923.11, is bound in 4 volumes. -

Same. New edition. Biographia dramatica, or, a companion to the
playhouse: containing historical and critical memoirs, and original
anecdotes, of British and Irish dramatic writers. Also an account
of their works. With an introductory view of the rise and
progress of the British stage. Continued from 1764 to 1782 [by
Isaac Reed]. Dublin: Printed by T. Henshall, for W. and H.
Whitestone. 1782. 2 v. ¥*2175.15

Same. Continued to 1782, by Isaac Reed, and to November 1811
by Stephen Jones. London. Longman, Hurst, ‘Rees, Orme, &
Brown. 1812. 3 v. in 4. ¥2175.3; **T.46.7
Other copies are on shelf-numbers **G.43.7; **K.34.12.

Baker, George Pierce.

Dramatic technique in Marlowe. (Jn Essays:and studies by members

of the English Association. Vol. 4, pp. 172-182. Oxford. 1913.)
*4558.250.4
Baker, George Pierce, editor.

Garrick, D. Some unpublished correspondence of David Garrick.

Boston. 1907. Portraits. Plates. *4545.185,
Baker, Henry Barton.

The Italian opera in England. [London. 1877.] 415-428 pp.
Relates to the London theatres. No. 9 in **M.125.8

Our old actors. London. Bentley & Son. 1878. 2 v. 2453-53

Same. Popular edition. 1881. viii, 460 pp. Portrait. **K 264.17

Same. English actors from Shakespeare to Macready. New York.
Holt & Co. 1879. 2v. [Amateur series. Holt.]

Another copy is on shelf-number **K.36.1. 2458.68; **T.57.188

The London stage: its history and traditions from 1576 to 1888.
London. Allen & Co. 1889. 2 v. Plates. 4578.1345 **T.77.50,

Same. [2d edition.] History of the London stage and its famous
players, 1576-1903. London. Routledge & Sons, Ltd. 1904. xiv,
(1), 557, (1) pp. 4578.175

Baker, Louis Charles.

The German drama in English on the New York stage to 1830.
[Philadelphia.] University of Pennsylvania. 1917. (8), 168 pp.
[Americana Germanica. New series. No. 31.] 4393-227

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Baker, Sir Richard.

Theatrum redivivum, or the theatre vindicated by Sir Richard Barer
[sic]. In answer to Mr. Pryn’s Histrio-mastix. London, Printed
by T. R. for Francis Eglesfield. 1662. (7), 141 pp. **G.38a1.12
Prynne’s Histrio-mastix may be found on shelf-numbers **T.77.19; **G.4075.16.

Baker, Robert.

Remarks on the English language? in the manner of those of Vauge-
las on the French; being a detection of many improper expres-
sions used in conversation, and of many others to be found in
authors. 2d edition. London; From the Press of the Ethering-
tons; for John Belol. 1779. (1), xxiv, II5 pp. 4588.22

Contains remarks on the speech and manners of the London actors. Another -
copy is on shelf-number No. 8 in **G.3823.21.

Bakst, Léon.

Le ballet contemporain. Ouvrage édité [par] V. Svétlow avec la
collaboration de L. Bakst. [Paris.] 1912. Illus. Portraits.
Plates, many colored. *40408.140

The decorative art of Léon Bakst. Appreciation by Arséne Alex-
andre. Notes on the ballets by Jean Cocteau. Translated from
the French by Harry Melvill. London. The Fine Art Society.

* 1913. (9), 51, (1) pp. Illus. Portrait. 77 plates, mostly colored.

Autograph facsimile. *Cab.80.139.21
Many of the plates contain designs for the scenery and costuming of the Russian
ballet.

Bakst, Léon, illustrator.

MetropoLitan BaLiet Company, Inc., New York. Souvenir. Serge
de Diaghileff’s Ballet russe. With originals by Léon Bakst and °
others. New York. [1916.] Portraits. Plates, mostly colored..

4040a.170

—— Same. -[1916-17 programme.] 40404.171

Bal Mabille, Paris.
Mazatin, P. Les mémoires du. Bal Mabille. [Anon.]- Paris. 1864.

Portrait. **T 99.46
Vitu, A. C. J. Paris ’été. Le Jardin Mabille. Paris. 1847. Illus.
**T 98.141

Vitu, A. C. J., and J. Frey. Physiologie du Bal Mabille. Paris.
[185-?] **T.99.49

Baldassarii, Benedetto.
A letter from Sig. Benedetto Baldassari of the Hay-Market, to Sir

 

R. d S——e of Drury-Lane. London: Printed for W. Boreham.
1720. (3), 14 pp. No. 2 in **G.3823.18
A reply to Steele’s essay in The Theatre, No. 21, March 12, 1720 {**G.3824.7;
**T 26.23].

Ball, Edward. (Edward Fitzball.)
Thirty-five years of a dramatic author’s life. London. Newby.
1859. 2 v. Portrait. Autograph facsimile. **T 57.48

Another copy, on shelf-number **K.34.24, is bound in one volume.
Ball, Eustace Hale.
The art of the photoplay. 2d edition. New York. G. W. Dilling-
ham Co. [1913.] 124 pp. 8039a.65,
Photoplay scenarios: how to write and sell them. New York.
Hearst’s International Library Co. 1015. xvi, (1), 186 pp.
8039a.69
Ball, William Thomas Winsborough.
Life and memoirs of William Warren, Boston’s favorite comedian.
With a full account of his golden jubilee. Fifty years of an

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Ball, William Thomas Winsborough. (Continued.)
actor’s life. [Anon. Boston. 1888.] 70 pp. Portraits. Manu-

script facsimiles. 4343-2173; **T.58.8
Another copy is on shelf-number **K. 36.18.
Same. Extra-illustrated by Lucius Poole. ¥**T 54.33

To this copy are appended: The Warren family; The passing of the Boston
Museum, by Howard M. Ticknor; History of the Boston Museum; and 30
programmes of the Boston Museum.

The old Federal Street Theatre. [Boston. 1911.] 41-92 pp. Por-

trait. Plate. **T 75.18
Cut from the Publications of the Bostonian Society. Vol. 8 [*4452.93.8].
Ballads in black. Cuasz, E. F. 4009a.75; **T.99.60

Ballein, Johannes.
Jeremy Collier’s Angriff auf die englische Bithne. Ein Beitrag zur
Geschichte des englischen Dramas. Marburg. Elwert. og1o.
x, 251, (1) pp. . 2557-173
Literatur, pp. ix, x.
Ballet.
See also Ballet de cour; Dancing.
Anpicre, G. L. Théorie de la gymnastique de la danse théatrale. Paris.

1850. **M.121.29
Aneiotini, G. Lettere 4 Monsieur Noverre sopra i balli pantomimi.
[Milano. 1773.] 4057.11
Bernay, B. J. La danse au théadtre. Paris. 18090. Illus. Portraits.
**T 97.4; etc.

Brazz, F. H. J. La danse et les ballets depuis Bacchus jusqu’a
Mademoisélle Taglioni. Paris. 1832. **M 129.26
Buum, E., and L. Huart. Mémoires de Rigolboche. Paris. 1860.
Portraits. ¥**T.99.25

CarFin, C., and’ C. H. Carrin. Dancing and dancers of today: the
modern revival of dancing as an art. New York. 1912. Portraits.
Plates. *40404.138

Camparpon, L. E. L’Académie royale de musique au xvitre siécle.
Documents inédits découverts aux Archives nationales. Paris.

1884. 2 v. **M 372.16
Curtis, E. W. A timely art. Boston. 1907. 4009a.287
Dacrer, E. Une danseuse de l’Opéra sous Louis xv. [Marie Sallé].

Paris. 1909. Portrait. ¥**T 57.310
Despréavux, J. E. Souvenirs. Issoudun. 1894. **T 97.116
Duvat, G. Terpsichore. Petit guide a Vusage des amateurs de

ballet. Paris. 1875. 6009a.80
Exnruarp, M. J. Une vie de danseuse [Fannie Elssler]. Paris. 1909.

Portrait. 4845.85

Eussuer, F. The letters and journal of Fanny Ellsler [sic], written
before and after her operatic campaign in the United States. New
York. 1845. 4845.19; **M.453.89

EmManuEL, M. The antique Greek dance after sculptured and
painted figures. New York. 1916. Illus. Plates. Plans.

4040a.166
Fourcaup, L. ve B. pe. Figures d’artistes: Léontine Beaugrand. Paris.
1881. Portrait. **T 95.99

Goncourt, E. L. A. H. pe. La Guimard d’aprés les registres des
menus-plaisirs de la bibliothéque de l’Opéra, etc. Paris. 1893.
2657.1053 **1.57.227

Guitiaumor, A., fils. Costumes des ballets du roy. Archives de
VOpéra, xvitre siécle. Paris. 1885. 20 colored portraits. **T.92.7

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Ballet. (Continued.)

Lancaster, H. C. Relations between French plays and ballets from
1581 to 1650. (Jn Modern Language Association of America.
Publications. Vol. 31, pp. 379-394. Baltimore. 1916.) *2950.56.31

Maxowsr, S. V. The art of pantomime ballet: (In Grey, Robin,
pseud. Studies in music by various authors. Pp: 274-291. New

York. 1901.) 4046.110
Mattuews, J. B. About the ballet. New York. 1891. Portraits.
: ¥*T 12,11
Memorr of Fanny Elssler. Boston. 1840. Portrait. **T57.67
Menestrier, C. F. Des ballets anciens et modernes selon les régles
du théatre. A Paris. 1682. **T 98.103
Noverre, J. G. Lettres sur les arts imitateurs en général, et sur la
danse en particulier. Paris. 1807. 2v. Portrait. ¥*T 97.53
— Lettres sur la danse, et sur les ballets. A Stutgard.. 1760.
: **T 98.71
Perita, Sefiora. Mémoires de la Sefiora Pepita. Aveux et confidences
d’une danseuse. Tome 1. Liége. 1855. **T 99.47
Perucini, M. E. The art of ballet. Philadelphia. [1915.] Portraits.
Plates. 4049a.376
Pinpar, P. A short and correct sketch of the life of Mad’lle Fanny
Elssler. Philadelphia. [1841.] No. 3 in **G.3822.4.2
Ramirez, J. Carmencita, the Pearl of Seville. New York. 1890.
Portraits. **T 57.419
Reyner, P. Les masques anglais. Etude sur les ballets et la vie de
cour en Angleterre (1512-1640.) Paris. 1909. Plans. 4551.122
EZNICEK, F. von. Der Tanz. Album. Miinchen. 1908. 30 colored
plates. *Cab.80.139.10

SmitH, A. R. Sketches of the day. Series 2, part 2: The ballet girl.
Illustrated by Henning, Gavarni, and Gilbert. London. [1856.]
No. 2 in **T.99.48

Svettorr, V., and L. Baxst. Le ballet contemporain. Traduction
francaise de M.-D. Calvocoressi. [Paris.] 1912. Illus. Por-

traits. Plates, many colored. 40404.140
VIEIL ABONNE, Un, pseud. Ces demoiselles de l’Opéra. Paris. 1887.
**M.127.60

Weaver, J. The history of the mimes and pantomimes, with an
historical account of several performers in dancing, living in the
time of the Roman emperors. To which will be added, a list of
the modern entertainments that have been exhibited on the Eng-
lish stage. London. 1728. No. 7 in **G.3824.17

Ballet. Russian.
Appin, A. The stories of the Russian ballet. New York. [r911.]

Portraits. Plates. ¥**T 93.1
Baxst, L. The decorative art of Léon Bakst. London. 1913. Illus.
Portrait. 77 plates, mostly colored. *Cab.80.139.21
Jounson, A. E. The Russian ballet. Boston. 1913. Illus. Plates.
*4040a.146

Mute Anna Paviowa. [With programme. New York. 1913.] Illus.
Portraits. 40408.145

Metrovotitan Battet Company, Inc., New York. Souvenir. Serge
de Diaghileff’s Ballet russe. With originals by Léon Bakst and
others. New York. [1916.] Portraits. Plates, mostly colored.

4040a.170

— Same. [1916-17 programme.] 40404.171

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Ballet. Russian. (Continued.)
‘Terry, E. The Russian ballet. New York. [1913.] Illus. Portrait.

Plates. **T.97.344
Van Vecuten, C. Music after the great war, and other studies.
New York. 10915. 4049a.157

Ballet. Russian. Bibliography.

Kreiner, H. P. Russian ballet. Notes for a bibliography. Newark,

N. J. 1915. ¥**T 93.21
Ballet dancer’s husband, The. Feypeau, E. A. **T 87.72
Ballet de cour. ‘

Pruniéres,“H. Le ballet de cour en France avant Benserade et
Lully, suivi du Ballet de la délivrance de Renaud. Paris. 1914.
Plates. *4040a.169

Baluffe, Auguste.
Autour de Moliére. Paris. Plon, Nourrit & cie. 1889. (3), 287,

(3) pp. *#€T.,57.320
‘“Moliére inconnu. Sa vie. Tome 1: 1622-1646. Paris. Perrin & cie.
1886. (8), 323, (1) pp. : 4650.70; **T.57.206

Bancel, Francois Désiré.

Les mystéres: études littéraires et philosophiques. Paris. 1872.

187, (1) pp. [Bibliothéque démocratique.] 7609a.91
Banck, Otto Alexander.

Aus der deutschen Bithnenwelt. Dramaturgische Studien itiber
Theater und Theaterdichtung, Schauspielkunst und Schauspieler,
mit Hinblick auf die Blithezeit der Dresdener Hofbihne. Leip-
zig. Diirr. 1865. xvi, 443, (1) pp. [Kritische Wanderungen in
drei Kunstgebieten. Band 1.] **T 46.35

Bancroft, Sir Squire, and Marie Effie, Lady Bancroft.

The Bancrofts. Recollections of sixty years. [By] Marie B&ncroft
[and] Squire Bancroft. London. Murray. 1909. xii, 462 pp.

_.. Portraits. Plates. Manuscript facsimiles. 4545-153

Mr. & Mrs. Bancroft on and off the stage. Written by themselves.
London. Bentley. 1888. 2 v. Portraits: Manuscript facsimiles.

4545-103; **T.56.226

Same. 4th edition. ¥#4545.120

Bandmann, Daniel Edward.

An actor’s tour; or, seventy thousand miles with Shakespeare. Edited
by Barnard Gisby. With portrait after W. M. Hunt. Boston.
.Cupples, Upham & Co. 1885. xviii, 303, (1) pp.

6268.29; **T.57.99
Bangbar, Barnaby, pseud, editor.

Tuespran Monitor, The, and dramatick miscellany. Vol. 1 (no. 1-4).

Nov. 25-Dec. 16, 1809. Philadelphia. 1809. #*T 28.18
Bangs, John Kendrick.

From pillar to post: leaves from a lecturer’s note-book. With illus-
trations by Jno. R. Neill. New York. The Century Co. 1916.
(12), 339 pp. 24094.349

Banister, Douglas.

Life of Mr. John Reeve, with original anecdotes. London. Richard-
s6n. [1838.] 16 pp. Portrait. ; **T56.86
Another copy is on shelf-number **T.96.155.

Bank Officers’ Association of Boston.

Coreopsis, or the king’s amulet: an Egyptian comic opera in three
acts. Presented at Keith’s Bijou Opera House Jan. 26-29, 1808.
[Programme. Boston. 18098.] 92 pp. Illus. Portraits. 4454.301

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Miss Simplicity. An original musical comedy. [Presented at the]
Tremont Theatre, one week, commencing February 25, 1901.
[Programme. Boston.] 1901. 140 pp. Illus. Portraits. **T.32.9

Pinafore on the half shell. A nautical vaudeville presented at Keith’s
Bijou Opera House, Jan. 22, 23, 1897. [Programme. Boston.
1897.] 84 pp. Portraits. Plates. **T 95.81

Banks, George Linnzus.

Blondin: his life and performances. Edited by G. Linnzus Banks.
London. Routledge, Warne, & Routledge. 1862. 128 pp. Por-
traits. **T 57.393

Bannister, John.

Apo.pnus, J. Memoirs of John Bannister, comedian. London. 1839.

2v. Portraits. **T 55.108; etc.
Bantock, Granville, and Frederick George Aflalo.

Round the world with “A Gaiety girl.” Illustrated from photo-
graphs. London. Macqueen. 1896. 172 pp. Portraits.

: **T 57.148
Banville, Théodore Faullain de.

La Comédie francaise par un témoin de ses fautes. 1680-1863. Avec

une préface et un épilogue en vers. Paris. Albert. 1863. 72 pp.
i **T 77,102

La lanterne magique. Camées parisiens. La Comédie francaise.

Avec un dessin de Georges Rochegrosse. Paris. Charpentier.

1883. xii, 516 pp. Plate. [Petites études.] ¥**T 97.279
Mme Judith de la Comédie francaise. [Toulouse.] 1867. 4 pp.

**T 54.15

Mes, souvenirs. Paris. Charpentier. 1882. (3), 466 pp. Plate.

[Petites études.] 4646.67

A collection of essays on dramatists and actors.

Les pauvres saltimbanques. Paris. Lévy. 1853. 94, (1) pp.

[Bibliotheque des voyageurs.] ¥**T 98.131
La vie d’une comédienne, Minette. Paris. Lévy. 1855. (3), 137,

(1) pp. **T 98,132

Contents. — La vie d’une comédienne, Minette. — Le festin des titans.

Stories of theatrical life.
Banville, Théodore Faullain de, prefacer.

Mémoires et pantomimes des fréres Hanlon Lees. Paris. [1880.]
Portraits. **T 58.69

Bapst, Constant Germain.

Essai sur l’histoire des panoramas et des dioramas. Extrait des
rapports du jury international de l’Exposition Universelle de 1880.
Avec illustrations inédites de Edouard Detaille. Paris. Imprimerie
nationale. 1891. 30 pp. Plates. Plans. **T 93.8

Essai sur l’histoire du théatre. La mise en scéne, le décor, le
costume, l’architecture, I’éclairage, l’hygiéne. Paris. Hachette &
cie. 1893. (4), ii, (1), 693, (1) pp. Illus. Portraits. Plates.
Plan. ¥**T 73,1
Relates largely to France.

Etude sur les mystéres au moyen age. Paris. Leroux. 1892.* 65 pp.
Plate. 2671.141
Contents. — La mise en scéne. 1. Les origines des mystéres. 2. Les mystéres A
leur apogée. 3. La disposition du théitre. 4. La scéne. 5. La plantation du
décor et la machinerie. 6. Costumes, diables, sots, fous, jeux de mise en scéne.

7. Les femmes sur le théatre. 8. La peinture décotative, les peintres décorateurs
g. Les piéces profanes et les confréries. 10. Fin des mystéres,

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Barba, Jean Nicolas.

Souvenirs. Paris. Ledoyen & Giret. 1846. (3), iv, 202 pp. Por-
traits. **T 56.61
Reminiscences of the Paris stage.

Barbey d’Aurevilly, Jules Amédée.
Théatre contemporain. [Premiére] Nouvelle et derniére série.

Paris. Frinzine [etc.]. 1887-96. 3 v. **T 47.68

Les vieilles actrices. Le musée des antiques. Paris. Librairie des
auteurs modernes. 1884. (3), ii, 222 pp. **T 57.271
Contents. — Les vieilles actrices. — Le musée des antiques. — Antiques et
bleues. — Une jeune antique: Prévost-Paradol.

; Sketches of various French celebrities.
Barbier, Jules. See Barbier, Paul Jules.

Barbier, Paul Jules, prefacer.

RaPHANEL, J.. and C. Lecranp. Histoire anecdotique des théatres
de Paris (écrite au jour le jour). Vol. 1: 1 janvier —31 mars 1896.
Paris. 1806. Portraits. **T 77.127

Barbieri, Gaetano.

Notizie biografiche di M. F. Malibran. [Anche Cenni biografici di
C. A. de Beriot.] Milano. Stella. 1836. 54 pp. Portrait.

No. 3 in **M.125.7
Barclay, G. Lippard.

The life and remarkable career of Adah Isaacs Menken, the cele-
brated actress. Philadelphia. Barclay & Co. [1868.] 17-63 pp.
Portraits. ¥*T 96.8
Appended are brief biographical sketches of a few other actors.

Bards. f

La Ruz, G. bE. Essais historiques sur les bardes, les jongleurs et

les trouvéres normands et anglo-normands. Caen. 1834. 3 v.
**M.136.15; etc.
Barham, Richard Harris.

The Garrick Club. Notices of one hundred and thirty-five of its
former members. [New York.] Privately printed. 1896. viii,
58 pp. Manuscript facsimile. #*T 55.126

Barker, Granville. See Barker, Harley Granville.
Barker, Harley Granville.
. Scheme & estimates for a national theatre. By William Archer and
Granville Barker. New York. Duffield & Co. 1908. (6), xxxii,
177 Pp. 6252.73
Relates to Great Britain.
Barker, Harley Granville. Works about.

MacCartuy, D. The Court Theatre, 1904-1907: a commentary and
criticism. With an appendix containing reprinted programmes
of the “Vedrenne-Barker performances.” London. 1907.

¥*T 78.73
Barker, Henry Aston.

Description of a view of the north coast of Spitzbergen, now
exhibiting in Henry Aston Barker’s Panorama, Leicester-Square.
Painted from drawings by Lieut. Beechey, who accompanied the
polar expedition in 1818. London. Adlard. 1819. 12 pp. Plate.

, **T 96.299

Description of the field of battle, and disposition of the troops
engaged in the action, fought on the 18th of June, 1815, near
Waterloo; illustrative of the representation of that great event
in the panorama, Leicester-Square. [London.] 1816, 12 pp.
Plate. **T 96,296

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Barker, Henry Aston. (Continued.) : .
Description of the procession on the coronation of His Majesty
George the Fourth: July 19, 1821. Now represented and exhibiting
in Henry Aston Barker’s Panorama, Leicester-Square. London.

Adlard. 1823. 12 pp. **T 96.205
Description of the view of the Battle of Vittoria . . . now exhibiting
in Henry Aston Barker’s Panorama, Leicester Square. [London.]
Adlard. 1814. 12 pp. Plate. **T 96.302

Another copy is on shelf-number No. 6 in *6628.55.

A short account of the view of Lisbon, now exhibiting in Henry
Aston Barker’s Panorama, Leicester Square. [London.] Adlard.
1812. 12 pp. Plate. **T 96.298

A short description of Badajoz, and the surrounding country, with
extracts from the London Gazette: explanatory of the picture
exhibiting in the panorama, Leicester Square, representing the
siege in 1812. [London.] Adlard. 1813. 12 pp. Plate. **T.96.301
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 5 in *6628.55.

Barker, Henry Aston, and John Burford.

Description of the view of Athens, and surrounding country; now
exhibiting in Henry Aston Barker and John Burford’s panorama,
Strand: with an improved explanation. London. Adlard. 1818.
12 pp. Plate. ¥#*T 96.295
Other editions are on shelf-numbers No. 11 in **E.220a.29; 5077.77; 5077.85.

Description of the view of Venice; taken, and painted by Messrs.
Barker and Burford, now exhibiting in their panorama, Strand.
London. Adlard. 1819. 12 pp. Plate. **T 96.300

An explanation of the view of Rome, taken from the tower of the
Capitol. Now exhibiting at H. A. Barker and J. Burford’s pano-
rama, Strand. [London.] 1818. 24 pp. Plate. ¥**T 96.294

Explanation of the view of the interior of the city of Paris, now
exhibiting in Henry Aston Barker and John Burford’s pano-
rama, Strand. [London.] Adlard. 1816. 12 pp. Plate. **T.96.297

Barker, J., publisher.

Barker’s Complete list of plays, exhibiting at one view the title, size,
date, and author, from the commencement of theatrical perform-
ances, to 1803. Added, a continuation to The theatrical remem-
brancer. [By W. C. Oulton.] London. [1804.] **T 67.6; etc.

The drama recorded; or, Barker’s List of plays, from the earliest
period, to 1814. Added, Notitia dramatica, or, a chronological
account of events relative to the English stage. London. Barker.
i814. (4), 212 pp. ¥**T 67.2

Another copy is on shelf-number No. 10 in **G.3823.4.
Barker and Son, booksellers.
A catalogue of ancient and modern plays, many of which are first
editions, and very scarce. [London. 1806?] 136-194 pp.
: No. 6 in **G,3823.19
Barker collection, The, of autographs: literary; dramatic; political;
military, etc. To be sold at auction by Bangs & Co., New York,
on April 18th and roth, 1887. [New York. 1887.] 36 pp. 6117.20
Barlow, George.
An actor’s reminiscences and other poems. London. Remington &
Co. 1883. xiv, (1), 332 pp. ¥**T 97.109
Barnabee, Henry Clay.
Reminiscences. Being an attempt to account for his life, with some
excuses for his professional career. Edited by George Leon

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Barnabee, Henry Clay. (Continued.)
Varney. Boston. Chapple Publishing Co,., Ltd. 1013. (9), 461
pp. Portraits. Plates. Autograph facsimiles. 4045.163; **T.56.331

Recollections of the stage and stage people, especially relating to the Boston
Museum and the Boston Theatre, and to the author’s experiences with the
Bostonians. Another copy is on shelf-number **M.433.11.

Barnabee, Henry Clay, compiler. _

The characters of Charles Dickens pourtrayed in a series of original
water colour sketches by “Kyd” [pseud. of J. Clayton Clarke.
With additional typewritten quotations by H. C. Barnabee].
London. Tuck. [1889.] 103 pp. Portrait. Colored plates.

No. 1 in **T.53.23

[A collection of portraits, principally of Henry Clay Barnabee, as an
actor; views of Oberammergau and photographs of the actors in
the Passion Play of 1900; two articles on the Passion Play cut
from The Metropolitan Magazine for December, 1900; and concert
programmes of Ole Bull, 1852, and Madame Henriette Sontag,
1853: Boston. 191-?] 151 pp. Illus. Portraits. Plates. **T.53.24

Pen photographs of Charles Dickens’s readings. Taken from life.
By Kate Field. [Each leaf inset on large paper by Henry Clay
Barnabee.] Boston. Loring. [1868.] 38 pp. No. 2in **T.53.23

Barnay, Ludwig.

Erinnerungen. 2. Auflage. Berlin. Fleischel & Co. 1903. 2 v.
Portraits. Plates. : 2877.137
Relates principally to German theatres and drama.

Barnay, Ludwig. Works about.

Getiert, G. Ludwig Barnay. Ein Kimnstlerleben. Berlin. 1890.

Portrait. **T 96.350
Barnes, John H.

Essays on the current drama. London. “The Era,” Ltd. tgto.
20 pp. ¥*T 46.58
Contents. — The drama of to-day and the public’s attitude thereto. — An actor’s
views on plays and playwriting. — The drama and the dramatic press.

Forty years on the stage. Others (principally) and myself. New
York. Dutton & Co. 1915. vi, 320 pp. Portraits. 4545-169
Relates to the British stage.

Barnes, Joshua. ,

Tractatus de tragoedia veterum Graecorum, item de theatro, et scena,
et illius apparatu, nec non de musica theatrica, deque versuum
tragicorum legibus. (In Euripides. Evgutidov “Anxavta. Vol. 1,
pp. Ixxvii-civ. Glasgue. 1821.) 4975.20
Other copies are on shelf-numbers *B.168.1.1; **G.284.67.1.

Barnum, Phineas Taylor.

The life of P. T. Barnum. New-York. Redfield. 1855. 404 pp.
Illus. Portraits. Plates. Autograph facsimiles. 4249.53; **T.57.183

Struggles and triumphs; or, forty years’ recollections of P. T.
Barnum. Author’s edition. Revised up to February, 1873.
Buffalo, N. Y. Warren, Johnson & Co. 1873. vii, 12-838 pp.

Portraits. Plates. Autograph facsimile. 4442.77
Same. Revised up to March, 1874. vii, 12-870 pp. 4442.137
Same. Revised up to April, 1875. vii, 12-876 pp. Autograph facsimile.

**T.57.74

Barnum, Phineas Taylor. Works about.

Banguet to welcome the Hon. P. T. Barnum, to England. Hotel
Victoria, London, 8th November, 1889. Under the presidency of
the Earl of Kilmorey. [London. 1889.] ‘Portrait. Plan.

, **T.56.333
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Barnum, Phineas Taylor. Works about. (Continued.)

Bunxum, Petite, pseud. The autobiography of Petite Bunkum,: the
showman; written by himself. [A satire] New York. 1856.
64, (1) pp. Illus. **T 97.262

Barnum, Sarah. See Bernhardt, Sarah.
Baron, Auguste Alexis Floréal.

Histoire de l’art dramatique. Bruxelles. Jamar. [1853-55.] 3 v.
in 1. Portraits. 4679.65; **T.47.61

Lettres et entretiens sur la danse ancienne, moderne, religieuse,
civile, et théatrale. Paris. Dondey-Dupré. 1824. 344 pp. Chart.

**T 96.329
Baron, Michel Boyron, called Baron.

AxtainvaL, L. J. C. S., Abbé v’. Lettre 4 Mylord *** sur Baron

et la Dlle Le Couvreur. Paris. 1870. Plates. **T 58.64; etc.
Barrera y Leirado, Cayetano Alberto de la.

Catalogo bibliografico y biografico del teatro antiguo espafiol, desde
sus origenes hasta mediados del siglo xvit1. Madrid. Riva-
deneyra. 1860, xiii, 724, (1) pp. **2170.31
Other copies are on shelf-numbers **D.181.14; **D.181.15.

Barrett, Lawrence.

Charlotte Cushman. A lecture. With an appendix containing a
letter from Joseph N. Ireland. New-York. 1889. (9), 44 pp.
Portrait. [Dunlap Society. Publications. No. 9.] ¥#*T 95.8

Edwin Forrest. Boston. Osgood & Co. 1881. (7), 171 pp. Por-
traits. Plate. Facsimiles. [American actor series.]

4348.114; **T.57.109

Same. London. Bogue. [1881.] ¥**'T 57.110

Barrett, Lawrence. Works about.

Barron, E. A. Lawrence Barrett. A professional sketch. Chicago.
1889. Portraits. **T 56.327

VERBATIM report of the reception of Lawrence Barrett, by Wilson
Barrett. Langham Hotel, London, England, April 2nd, 1884.
[London. 1884.] **T 57.3813 etc.

Winter, W. Essay upon the great play entitled Harebell; or, the
man o’ Airlie, produced by Mr. Lawrence Barrett. [Philadelphia.
1871?] 4#*T 97.235

Barrett, Wilson.
Souvenir of the Daughters of Babylon. [London. Unwin. 1897?]

(24) pp. Illus. Portraits. Plates. 6560.127

Barrett, Wilson. Works about. >
Scott, C. W. Some notable Hamlets of the present time. London.
1900. Portraits. 4549a.1g1

VERBATIM report of the reception to Lawrence Barrett, by Wilson
Barrett. Langham Hotel, London, England, April 2nd, 1884.
[London. 1884.] **T 57.381; etc.

Barrie, Sir James Matthew, Baronet, prefacer.

Marcosson, I. F., and D. Frouman. Charles Frohman: menager and

man. New York. 1916. Illus. Portraits. 4343.2703 **T.56.337
Barriére, Francois. See Barriére, Jean Francois.
Barriére, Jean Francois, editor.

Mémoires de Mlle Clairon, de Lekain, de Préville, de Dazincourt,
de Molé, de Garrick, de Goldoni. Paris. Firmin-Didot fréres.
1846. (3), 468 pp. [Bibliothéque des mémoires relatifs A V’histoire
de France pendant le 18me siécle. Tome 6.] **T 57.280
Another copy is on shelf-number *4667.2.6.

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Barriére, Jean Francois, editor. (Continued.)
Same. Vor und auf den Bretern. Schauspieler-Memoiren nach F.
Barriére’s Bibliothéque des mémoires, teutsch bearbeitet von Ida

Frick. Dresden. Arnold. 1848, 49. 2 v. 4679a.67
Contents. — 1. Einleitung. — Mademoiselle Clairon. — Lekain. — Bruchstiick
aus Lekain’s Memoiren. — Aus Mole’s Memoiren. — Von Debus-Préville. —
Dazincourt. 2. Goldoni. — Garrick.

Barrington, Rutland.

Rutland Barrington. A record of thirty-five years’ experience on the
English stage. By himself. With a preface by Sir William S. Gilbert.
London. Richards. 1908. 270 pp. Portraits. Manuscript facsimile.
Mr. Barrington played in all the Gilbert-Sullivan operas. ¥**T 56.328

More Rutland Barrington. London. Grant Richards, Ltd. i911.
233, (1) pp. Portraits. Plate. Autograph facsimile. ¥**T 56.250

Barrington-Fleet, George Rutland. See Barrington, Rutland.
Barron, Elwyn Alfred:

Lawrence Barrett. A professional sketch. Chicago. Knight &

Leonard Co. 1889. 98 pp. Portraits. **T 56.327
Barry, Ann Spranger.

Granny’s prediction revealed to the Widow Brady, of Drury-Lane
Theatre. By her relashion Mrs. Sharp-set O’Blunder. London,
Printed for the Authoress. 1773. iv, 53 pp. No. 3 in **G.3820.9
The printed notice— “None are genuine but those signed by the authoress,”
bears the autograph signature of Eliz. de Franchetti. The Widow Brady here
addressed is the actress, Ann Spranger Barry.

Barry, Eleanor.

Rare and fine books and autographs. The choice private library of
Miss Eleanor Barry with additions. For sale at auction. New
York. [1906.] IIo pp. **T 65.27

Barry, John Daniel. . ’
Julia Marlowe. Boston. Badger & Co. [1899.] (4), 87, (1) pp.

Portraits. [Sock & buskin biographies.] 4343.2195 **T.57.386
Mademoiselle Blanche. A novel [of circus life]. .New York. Stone
& Kimball. 1896. (4), 330, (1) pp. ¥*T 87.15

Barry, Richard, 7th Earl of Barrymore.
Rosrnson, J. R. The last Earls of Barrymore. 1769-1824. London.
1894. Portraits. Plates. 2543-124; **T.56.90
Witutams, J. The life of the late Earl of Barrymore. Including a
history of the Wargrave theatricals, and original anecdotes of
eminent persons. London. 1793. Portrait. ¥**T 76,185; etc.
Barry, Spranger.
Estimate, An, of the theatrical merits of the two tragedians “af
Crow-Street [Barry and Mossop]. In a letter from a gentleman
in Dublin to his friend in London. Dublin. 1760. *&T 57.142
Footr, S. A treatise on the passions, so far as they regard the
stage; with a critical enquiry into the theatrical merit of Mr.
G—k, Mr. Q n, and Mr. B——y. The first considered in
the part of Lear, the two last opposed in Othello. [Anon.] Lon-
don. [1747.] **T.77.273 etc.
GentLeman, A, of the Inner ‘Temple, pseud. An examen of the
historical pin of Edward, the Black Prince. With a critical
review of Mr. Barry, in the character of Ribemont.: London.
1750. ' No. 3 in **G.3925.3; etc.
Pursuit after happiness: a poem. To which is added, an Ode to
Mr. Garrick, on his quitting the stage. Also An elegy on the
death of Mr. Barry. .London. 1777. *6571.3

 

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Barry, Thomas.
Boston. National Theatre, Portland Street. Return book. 1851. [Com-
piled by T. Barry.] *#T 72.13
Barrymore, Richard Barry, 7th Earl of. See Barry, Richard, 7th Earl
of Barrymore.
Bartels, Adolf.

Chronik des weimarischen Hoftheaters, 1817-1907. Festschrift zur
Einweihung des neuen Hoftheater-Gebaudes. Weimar., Bohlau.
1908. xxxvi, 375, (1) pp. 2878.187

Barthélemy, Edouard Marie, Comte de, editor.

Nouvelles de la cour et de la ville concernant le monde, les arts,
les théadtres et les lettres, 1734-1738. Publiées d’aprés corres-
pondance inédite conservée a la Bibliothéque nationale. Paris.
Rouveyre. 1879. (3), 163 pp. **T.95.52

Bartholomew Fair.

Ditton, R. C. A sermon on the evils of fairs im general, and of
Bartholomew Fair in particular: preached at Pimlico. London.
1830. **T.96.66; etc.

HistoricaL account, An, of Bartholomew Fair; containing a view
of its origin, and the purposes it was first instituted for. With
the changes it hath undergone in its traffic, amusements, &c.
London. [1810.] Plate. ¥**T 98.27

Mortey, H. Memoirs of Bartholomew Fair. With facsimile draw-
ings, engraved upon wood, by the brothers Dalziel. London.
1859. Illus. 2469.47; **T.95.48; etc.

Bartlett, William Henry.

Pirerimace, A, through the Holy Land, explanatory of the Diorama
of Jerusalem and the Holy Land painted from original. sketches
made by W. H. Bartlett. [London. 185-?] 3048.252; etc.

Bartoli, Francesco.
Notizie istoriche de’ comici italiani che fiorirono intorno all’ anno
MDL. Padova. Lorenzo. [1781.] 2 v. in 1. *4749a.6
Barton, R., translator.
Buasis, C. The art of dancing. London. 1831. Plates. Music.
**T 96.195

—— Same. Manuel complet de la danse, comprenant la théorie, la
pratique et l’histoire de cet art. Trad. de l’anglais de M. Barton,
sur l’édition de 1830, par Paul Vergnaud. Paris. 1830. Plates.

4001.25
Barton, Thomas Pennant.

A general index to Hazlewood’s [sic] tracts on the drama.’ In three
parts. Manuscript. [Philadelphia?] vi, 229 pp. ¥**G_3824.11

Contents. — Part 1. A list of the tracts in chronological order. Part 2. Alpha-
betical list. Part 3. Names of authors, etc.

The tracts referred to form part of the Barton Collection,
separately.

Baschet, Armand.

Les comédiens italiens 4 la cour de France sous Charles 1x, Henri
m1, Henri tv et Louis xz. D’aprés les lettres royales, la
correspondance originale des comédiens, les registres de la Tré-
sorerie de l’Epargne et autres documents. Paris. Plon & cie.

1882. xv, 367 pp. 2663.73; **T.76.146
Basoa, Stella de. es ae

Ricautt, C. J. pe. Une reine de théatre. Souvenirs de jeunesse, de
théatre et de cour. Paris. 1801. ‘ **T 87.64

and each is catalogued

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Basoche.

Fapre, L. A. Les clercs du Palais. Recherches historiques sur les
Bazoches des Parlements & les sociétés dramatiques des Bazo-
chiens & des Enfants-sans-Souci. Lyon. 1875. Illus. **T.76.50

Jory, A. Note sur Benoet du Lac; ou, le théatre et la Bazoche a Aix
a la fin du xvie siécle. Lyon. 1862. **T 76.44

Basset, Serge. ‘

Une aventure de Frédérick Lemaitre (1854). [Paris. 10908.] 30 pp.

Plates. 6671.299
Bassett, James. (Charles Bertram.)

A magician in many lands. With an introduction by Professor Hoff-
mann [pseud.]. London. George Routledge & Son, Ltd. to11.
xX, 315 pp. Illus. Portraits. Plates. Autograph facsimile.

: 3015.78
Bate, Henry. See Bate-Dudley, Sir Henry, Baronet.
Bate-Dudley, Sir Henry, Baronet.

VAUXHALL affray, The; or, the macaronies defeated. A compilation
of all the letters, squibs, &c., on both sides of that dispute. Lon-
don. 1773. ¥#*T 97.337

Bateman, Kate Josephine.

Kenney, C. L. The new actress and the new play at the Adelphi

Theatre. London. 1863. #*T 55.28
Bateman, Victory. :
By the stage door. By Ada Patterson & Victory Bateman. New

York. The Grafton Press. [1902.] x, (1), 217 pp. **T 86.9

Contents. — The story of a friendship. — Autobiography of an actress. — The

passing of the leading lady. —- Her one superstition. — Grimston’s school of

acting. — A triumph of temperament. — He married an actress. — Three friends.

— The understudy. — Heard at the Managers’ Club. — An early jump.
Bates, Alfred, and others, editors.

The drama. Its history, literature and influence on civilization.
Victorian edition. Landon. The Athenian Society. 1903. 20 v.
Portraits. Plates. **T 45,1
Contents. — 1. Greek drama. 2. Greek and Roman drama. 3. Oriental drama.
4. Religious drama. 5. Italian drama. 6. Spanish and Portuguese drama. 7-9.
French drama. 10-12. German drama. 13-16. British drama. 17. Scandinavian
drama. 18. Russian drama. 19, 20. American drama.

Associated with Alfred Bates were James P. Boyd and John P. Lamberton.

Bates, Katharine Lee.
The English religious drama. New York. Macmillan & Co. 1893..
(7), 254 pp. : 4557-1345 **T.47.96
Bates, Katharine Lee, compiler.
The new Irish drama. Yeats, Synge, Lady Gregory and others.

[Chicago.] The Drama League of America. I911. 12 pp. 2175.75
An outline of the Irish dramatic movement and a bibliographical list of Irish
drama.

Bates, Katharine Lee, and Lydia Boker Godfrey.

English drama. A working basis. [Boston. Robinson.] 1896. 151
pp. ¥*2175.22

Bath, England. Theatres. :

East, J. The pulpit justified, and the theatre condemned: in a
letter to some members of the Association for increasing the
attractions and promoting the improvement of Bath. [A reply
to The Bath Theatre vindicated.] London.. 1844. **T 76.99

Lez, J. An address to the judges and the public, on a decision
lately made in one of our courts of judicature [regarding a
project for the building of a theatre in Bath]. London. 1772.

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Bath, England. Theatres. (Continued.)
Osserver, An, pseud. The theatre, as it is: or, remarks upon a
pamphlet, entitled “The Bath Theatre vindicated.” London. 1844.
**T 76.98
Pentey, B. S. The Bath stage: a history of dramatic representa-
tions in Bath. London. 1892. Portraits. Plate. 2552.27; **T.77.74
. Resipent, A. The Bath Theatre vindicated from the aspersions of
the Rev. John East. Bath. 1844. ¥*T 76.07
Bath Roscius, The, pseud. See Henderson, John.
Batka, Richard, compiler.
Aus der Musik- und Theaterwelt. Beschreibendes Verzeichnis der
Autographen-Sammlung Fritz Donebauer in Prag. Prag. Lowit
& Lamberg. 1894. 1Ixxx, 150, (I) pp. #**T 96.265; etc.
Battle, The, of the authors lately fought in Covent-Garden, between
Sir John Edgar [pseud. of Sir Richard Steele], generalissimo on
one side, and Horatius Truewit, on the other. [Anon.] l[.on-
don: Printed for J. Roberts. 1720. xvi, 44 pp. No. 4 in **G.3823.18
Battle, The, of the music ‘halls. CuHarrincton, F. N. No. 3 in *6562.69
Battle, The, of the players. In imitation of Dean Swift’s Battle of the
books. In which are introduced the characters of all the actors
and actresses on the English stage. With an impartial estimate
of their respective merits. By the author. 3d edition. London:
Printed for R. Richards. 1762. (1), 52 pp. ¥*T 97.123
Baubet, Pierre Toussaint.
Moceta, C. O. Aventures et biographie d’un impresario: Toussaint
Baubet. Rouen. 1864. Portrait. **T 57.351
Baubet, Toussaint. See Baubet, Pierre Toussaint.
Baudelaire, Charles Pierre.
Cuaravay, M. E. A. de Vigny et Charles Baudelaire, candidats 3
PAcadémie frangaise. Paris. 1879. Illus.. Portraits. **T.57.124
Baudrais, Jean. 5
Essais historiques sur Vorigitle et les progrés de l’art dramatique en
France. [Anon.] A Paris, Au bureau de la Petite bibliothéque

des théatres. 1784-86. 3 v. ¥*T 19.3
Same. Au Bureau général des chef-d’ceuvres dramatiques. 1791.
**M.109b.5

Baudry, Paul Jacques Aimé.
Peintures décoratives du grand foyer de l’Opéra. Notice par E.
About. Paris. Goupil & cie. 1876. 43 pp. 33 plates. *Cab.80.143.3

A separate copy of About’s Notice is on shelf-number 4079.192.
Baudry, Paul Jacques Aimé. Works about.

BrrceraT, A. a. Peintures décoratives de Paul Baudry au grand
foyer de l’Opéra. Etude critique avec préface de Théophile
Gautier. Paris. 1875. **M.118.14

Bauer, Caroline.
Aus dem. Leben einer Verstorbenen. Berlin. Gerschel. 1880, 81.

4 v. in 2, 2845.67
Same. Memoirs of Karoline Bauer. From the German. London.
Remington & Co. 1884, 85. 4 v. : 2851.61
Vols. 1 and 2 have the title Posthumous memoirs.
' Same. 2d edition. 1885. **T 56.227
Vols. 3 and 4 are not of the 2d edition.
Same. Boston. Roberts. 544 pp. 2558.59; **K.177.3

Caroline Bauer. (Grafin Broel-Plater.) Ein Lebensbild aus ihren
Briefen von Ludwig Brunier. Bremen. Kiithtmann. 1879. (1),
xi, 189, (1) pp. 2847.56

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Bauer, Caroline. (Continued.)

Caroline Bauer and the Coburgs. Translated and edited from Nach-
gelassene Memoiren von Karoline Bauer. By Charles Nisbet.
London. Vizetelly & Co. 1885. 404 pp. Portraits. 2858.58
Her Nachgelassene Memoiren may be found on shelf-number 2845.67.4.

Les confessions d’une comédienne. Publiées par Louis de Hessem.
Paris. Librairie illustrée. [1886.] (3), vi, 326, (1) pp. **T.57.316

Bauer, Constantin, translator.

Couen, G. Geschichte der Inszenierung im geistlichen Schauspiele

des Mittelalters in Frankreich. Leipzig. 1907. Plates. 4676.165
Bauer, Henry. :

Une comédienne. Scénes de la vie de théatre. Paris. Charpentier
& cie, 1889. (3), 319 pp. **T 87.47
A novel.

Bauer, Henry, prefacer.

Boucueron, M. La divine Comédie-francaise. Dessins de Job et G.

Taverne. Paris. [1888.] **T 77,132
Baughan, Rosa.

Chirognomancy; or, indications of temperament and aptitudes mani-

fested by the form and texture of the thumb and fingers. Lon-

don. Redway. [1884.] 32 pp. Plates. 3605.73
A handbook of palmistry after the ancient methods. 6th (revised)
edition. London. Redway. 1895. 32 pp. Plates. 5600.89

Baumeister, Bernhard.

ScHLENTHER, P. Bernhard Baumeister. Fiinfzig Jahre Burgtheater.

1852-1902. Wien. 1902. Portraits. : **T 73.8
Bauviére, E. Moreau de.

A bas Rigolboche. [Anon. Par S. de Charnal et E. Moreau de
Bauviére.] Sans portrait ni vignette. 2e édition. Paris. 1860.

— 96 pp. **T 50.35

Bauwens, Maurice.

Les affiches étrangéres illustrées, par M. Bauwens, T. Hayashi, La
Forgue, Meier-Graefe, J. Pennell. Paris. Boudet. 1897. (3), iii,
2c6, (1) pp. Illus. Plates, some colored. ¥*4072.18

Bayer, Josef.

Das neue k. k. Hofburgtheater als Bauwerk mit seinem Sculpturen-
und Bilderschmuck. Wien. Gesellschaft fiir vervielfaltigende
Kunst. 1894. (9), 180 pp. Illus. Portraits. Plates. mae [Die

_' Theater Wiens. Band 3.] | ¥Cab.28.27.2.3
Bayley, Frederick W. N.

The souvenir of the season. The wake of extacy, a memory of Jenny
Lind. With illustrations by Kenny Meadows. London. Willoughby
& Co. 1848. 67, (1) pp. ¥**M 122.33

Bayly, Ada Ellen. (Edna Lyall.)
_ Wayfaring men. A novel. New York. Longmans, Green, & Co.

 

1897. (4), 452 Pp. **T 87.42
A story of stage life.
Bayne, , artist.

Description of Bayne’s gigantic panorama of a voyage to Europe
from original sketches taken by the artist himself. Boston. Chad-
wick. 1848. 32 pp. 6268.24
‘Another copy is on shelf-number No. 8 in *6262.61.

Baynham, Walter. 4
_ The Glasgow stage. Glasgow. Forrester. 1892. (7), 221, viii pp.
Plate. 4572.122; **T.76.80
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Bays in council. Poem. Ramstier, Harry, pseud. No.13 in **G.3824.14

Bazin, Anais de Raucou, called Bazin.
Les commencemens de la vie de Moliére. [Paris. 1847.] 269-287 pp.
¥**T 55.29
Les derniéres années de Moliére. [Paris. 1848.] 185-215 pp.
¥**T 55.30
This and the preceding article were cut from the Revue des deux mondes, 1847,
tome 3 [*3315.1.1847.3]. :
Notes historiques sur la vie de Moliére. 2e édition augmentée. Paris.
Techener. 1851. ix, 179 pp. *4695.28; **T.57.21
Bazoche.. See Basoche.

Beale, Thomas Willert. (Walter Maynard.)

The enterprising impresario. London. Bradbury, Evans, & Co.

1867. (3), 407 pp. **M.146.26
Beamish, Richard. 3

The psychonomy of the hand; or, the hand an index of mental de-
velopment, according to MM. D’Arpentigny and Desbarrolles.
2d edition. London. Pitman. [1865.] x, (1), 94 pp. 31 plates.

5600.2
Beardsley, Aubrey Vincent, illustrator.

Jerroip, W. C., compiler. Bon-mots of Samuel Foote and Theodore

Mook. London. 1894. 45598.125
Beauchamp, Alphonse de.

Larittz, J. B.. P. Mémoires de Fleury de la Comédie francaise.
[Rédigé sous le nom de Fleury et sur les notes d’Alph. de Beau-
champ.] Paris. 1844. 2v. | #*T 58.44

Same. The French stage and the French people, as illustrated
in the Memoirs of M. Fleury. Edited by Theodore Hook. Lon-

 

don. 1841. 2. **T 57.103
—— Same. 2d [English] edition. Adventures of an actor. Lon-
don. 1842. 2 v. 4565.3; **T.57.71

Beauchamps, Pierre Francois Godart de.
Recherches sur les théatres de France, depuis l’année onze cens
soixante & un, jusques a présent. A Paris, Chez Prault, pére.
1735. 3 V. **T 48.14
Another copy, bound in one volume, is on shelf-number **G.190.51.
Beaufort, A. A. See Beaufort d’Auberval, Alphonse Aimé.
Beaufort d’Auberval, Alphonse Aimé.
L’enfant du trou du souffleur ou l’autre Figaro. Bruxelles. Gay.
1883. 2v.in1. Plates. **T 87.40
A novel of theatrical life.
Beaugrand, Léontine.
Fourcaup, L. pe B. pe. Figures d’artistes. Léontine Beaugrand.
Paris. 1881. Portrait. **T’.95.99
Beauley, Harriet Jean, translator.
EMMANUEL, M. The antique Greek dance after sculptured and painted
figures. New York. 1916. Illus. 4040a.166
Beaumont, Francis.
GayLey, C. M. Beaumont the dramatist. With some account of his
circle, and of his association with John Fletcher. New York. ror.

Portraits. Plates. 4579.238
Macautay, G. C. Francis Beaumont. A critical study. London.
1883. 2553.66; **T.57,.122
Porter, A. C. A bibliography of Beaumont and Fletcher. Cambridge.
1890. 6194.12.39

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Beaumont, Thomas.
Foot, J. F. A general review of the management of Thomas Beau-
mont, lessee of the Theatre-Royal, Glasgow. Glasgow. [18009.]
**T 56.65
Beauties, The, of Mrs. Siddons; or, a review of her performance of the
characters of Belvidera, Zara, Isabella, Margaret of Anjou, Jane
Shore, and Lady Randolph; in letters from a lady of distinction,
‘to her friend in the country. London: Printed for John Strahan.
1786. (1), 65 pp. / **T 56.155
Another copy is on shelf-ncmber No. 1 in **G,3824.17. An earlier edition
entitled Observations on Mrs. Siddons is on shelf-number **T.57.135.

Beauties of the stage. N. Y. Ivers. [187-?] 32 pp. Portraits.
#*T 53.6
Beauty’s awakening. Masque. Art Workers’ Guild, London. *8080a.60
Beauvallet, Léon.
Rachel and the New World. A trip to the United States and Cuba.
Translated from the French. New York. Dix, Edwards & Co.
1856. (1), Xiv, 404 pp. 2369.57; **T..57.311
Another copy is on shelf-number **K.46.8.
Beauvoir, Roger de. See Bully, Eugéne Auguste Roger de.
Beaux & belles of England.
Boaven, J. Mrs. Sarah Siddons. London. [190-?] 2 v. Portraits.
Plates. ¥2545.252
CunnincHaM, P. Nell Gwyn. Together with Mrs. Jameson’s lives
of the Duchesses of Portsmouth and Cleveland. London. [190-?]

Portraits. Plates. *2545.250
FitzcrraLp, P. H. The Sheridans. London. [190-?] 2v. Portraits.
Plates. *2545.251

Becher, Alfred Julius.

Jenny Lind. Eine Skizze ihres Lebens und ihrer Laufbahn bis auf
die neueste Zeit. 2. vermehrte Auflage. Wien. Jaspar. 1847.
48 pp. Portrait. Music. No. 7 in **M.372.18

Becher, Eliza, Lady. : .

DeEscripTIvVE portrait, A, of Miss O’Neill, in a critique on her
exhibition of the characters of Mrs. Haller, and Jane Shore.
London. Williams. 1815. **T 56.169

Jones, C.I. Memoirs of Miss O’Neill; containing her public character,
private life, and dramatic progress. London. 1816. Colored por-
trait. ¥**T 55.67

Rivat roses, The. A poem. Addressed to Miss O’Neil and Miss
Somerville, of the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. London. 18109.

‘ No. 9 in **G.3824.3
Beck, Heinrich.

Kwnupsen, H. Heinrich Beck, ein Schauspieler aus der Bliitezeit des
Mannheimer Theaters im 18. Jahrhundert. Leipzig. 1912. Por-
traits. 6872.67

Becker, George, prefacer.

VanvER STRAETEN, E. Le théatre villageois en Flandre. Histoire,
littérature, musique, religion, politique, moeurs. 2e édition avec
lettre-préface de George Becker. Bruxelles. 1881. 2 v. Illus.
‘Plates. **T 76.7

Becker, J. A.

Giesenserc, E. Das Opernhaus zu Frankfurt a M. erbaut von Richard

Lucae, J. A. Becker und E. Giesenberg. Berlin. 1883. 13 plates.
*Cab.60.96.7

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Becker, Marie Luise.

Der Tanz. Leipzig. Seemann. [1901.] (8), 210 pp. Illus. Plates.

Portraits. Music. 4045.184
Becks, George.

Catalogue of [his] dramatic collection; also autograph letters and
documents. To be sold at auction March 28-30, by The Merwin-
Clayton Sales Company. New York. 1905. (2), 78 pp.

**T 65.22

Catalogue of the remaining portion of [his] library. Comprising
dramatic biographies, scarce dramatic catalogues and photographs.
Which will be sold at auction November 15 by the Merwin-
Clayton Sales Company, New York. 1905. 27 pp. ¥*T 65.35

Becq de Fouquiéres, Louis Aimé Victor.

L’art de la mise en scéne. Essai d’esthétique théatrale. Paris.

Charpentier & cie. 1884. (3), xi, 285 pp. 4673.86; **T.77.147
Becque, Henri Francois.
Querelles littéraires. Paris. E. Dentu. 1890. (5), 280, (1) pp.

Continued in the following. 2676.104
Souvenirs d’un auteur dramatique. Paris. Bibliothéque artistique
et littéraire. 1805. (4), 230, (3) pp. **T 57.136

Becque, Henri Francois. Works about.

DuBois, F. Henry Becque. L’homme—le critique —I’auteur

dramatique. Paris. 1888. Portrait. ¥*T 58.131
Bedford, Arthur.

The evil and danger of stage-plays: showing their natural tendency
to destroy religion and introduce a general corruption of manners.
Printed and sold by W. Bonny. London. 1706. (7), 227, (1) pp.
Another copy is on shelf-number *7450a.58. ¥*T 77.76

Serious reflections on the scandalous abuse and effects of the stage:
in a sermon preach’d at Bristol. Bristol, Printed and sold by W.
Bonny. 1705. (25), 44 pp. ¥**T.96.104
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 2 in **G.3821.19.

A serious remonstrance in behalf of the Christian religion, against
the horrid blasphemies and impieties which are still used in the
English play-houses. London: Printed by John Darby, for Henry
Hammond. 1719. 383 pp. ¥**G,_3821.18

Bedford, Paul.

Recollections and wanderings. Facts, not fancies. London. Rout-

ledge, Warne, & Routledge. 1864. (7), 160 pp. Portrait. Auto-

 

graph facsimile. *4549a.93; **T.57.247
Beerbohm, Max.

More. London. Lane. 1899. (7), 201 pp. 2579.131
Contents. — Some words on royalty. — ‘‘Punch.”’ — Actors. — Madame Tussaud’s.”
— Groups of myrmidons. — Pretending. — An infamous brigade. — The sea-side
in winter, — If I were edile. — Sign-boards. — Ouida. — The blight on the
music halls. — Prangley Valley. — Arise, Sir - ! — Fashion and her
bicycle. — Going back to school. — “A. B.’? — A cloud of pinafores. — At
Covent Garden. — The case of Prometheus.

Same. [2d edition.] 1907. 2579.135

Beetschen, Alfred.
Flegeljahre der Liebe. Leipzig. Reclam. [1896.] 80, (1) pp.

[Universal-Bibliothek.] No. 6 in 4896.50.368
Contents. — Hermance. — Die Patrizierin. — Miinchner-Kindl. — Die Polin in
Sammet. — Das Appenzeller Zischgeli. — ,Brettl"-Mignon. — Die schwarze

Bertha. -- Eine Dichterin yom Ballet.
Das Theaterwesen in der Schweiz. Berlin. Harrwitz. 1897. 41 pp.
**T.96.25

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Beffara, Louis Francois.:
Dissertation sur J.-B. Poquelin-Moliére, sur ses ancétres, l’époque de
sa naissance qui avait été inconnue jusqu’ a présent. Paris. 1821.

(2), 28 pp.’ **T 56.245

Other copies are on shelf-numbers **4695.29; No. 3 in **4706.14.
Before and behind the curtain. Norruaty, W. K. **T.77,130
Before I forget. CHEvaLieEr, A. 4544.225
Before the footlights and behind the scenes. Locan, O. *4504.9
Behind the footlights. Day, W. C. **T 97.285
Tweepiz, E. B. ¥*T 76.63 etc.
Behind the scenes. Wricut, E. M. 4509.49; **T.88.5

Behind the scenes: being thirty-two stories by actors and actresses.
Illustrated by Judy’s artists. [London.] Dalziel. [1891.] 96 pp.
Illus. Vignette. Autograph facsimiles. **T 85.2

Béjart, Armande Grésinde Claire Elisabeth. See Guérin d’Estriché,
Armande Grésinde Claire Elisabeth.

Béjart, Madeleine.

Cuarpon, E. H. Nouveaux documents sur la vie de Moliére. M. de
Modéne, ses deux femmes et Madeleine Béjart. Paris. 1886.
: ‘ *€T 54.18

Bekenntnisse eines Hoftheater-Direktors. WatpsteIn, M. ¥*T 87.16

Belasco, David, prefacer.

Hornsiow, A. Training for the stage. Philadelphia. [1916.] Por-
traits. Plates. 5597.250
Belgium. Theatres. History.
Fazer, F. J. Histoire du théatre frangais en Belgique d’aprés des
documents inédits. Bruxelles. 1878-80. 5 v. Plate. #*T 74.6
Bell, Mrs. Arthur. See Bell, Nancy Regina Emily.
Bell, Clara, translator.
Jzcer, H. B. The life of Henrik Ibsen. London. 1890.
2856.76; **T.57.121
Bell, Georges, pseud. See Hounau, Joachim.

Bell, Nancy Regina Emily, translator.
JuvitH, Julie Bernat, called Mademoiselle Judith. My autobiography.

London. 1912. Portrait. 2646.233
Bell, Robert.
Privileges of the stage. [London. 1861.] 319-327 pp.
Relates to the London theatres. No. 30 in **G,3822.3

The rights of dramatic literature. [London. 1865.] 92-106 pp.
. No. 2 in **G.62.5

Relates to the London theatres and the censorship of the stage.
Bellamy, B. P.

A letter to the dramatic censor of the Suffolk Chronicle; by B. P.
Bellamy, of the Theatre Royal, Norwich. Ipswich. Battely.
[1813.] (1), 38 pp. **T56.249

Bellamy, George Anne.

An apology for the life of George Anne Bellamy. 3d edition. Lon-

don: Printed for the author, and sold by J. Bell. 1785. 6 v.
Vol. 6 is not of the 3d edition. #*T 57.411

Same. 4th edition. 1786. 5 v. Portraits. . *6549a.91

Same. Mémoires. Avec une notice sur sa vie, par Thiers. Paris.
Ponthieu. 1822. 2-v. [Collection des mémoires sur l’art drama-
tique.] ‘ **T 56.2
Translated by Pierre Vincent Benoist. Other copies are on shelf-numbers
*P.11.707; **G.224.2.2,3.

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Bellamy, George Anne. Works about.
Memoirs of George Anne Bellamy, including all her intrigues; with
genuine anecdotes of all her public and private connections. By

a gentleman of Covent-Garden Theatre. London. 1785.

**T 58.58
Wittett, E. Letters addressed to Mrs. Bellamy, occasioned by her
Apology. London. [1785.] **T 56.177; etc.

Bellamy, Thomas.

The life of William Parsons, comedian. Added, his Dramatic
character, by John Litchfield, and A letter of intelligence, from
Charles Dibdin. London: Printed for the author. 1795. 76 pp.

No. 2 in **T.96.228

The London theatres; a poem. London: Printed for the author.
1795. 33 PD. No. 3 in **T.96.228.2
Mainly composed of brief sketches of actors.

Bellanger, Justin.
Entre deux spectacles. Esquisses théatrales. Paris. Dentu. 1879.

316 pp. ¥**T.77.98

Contents. — Questions d’art et questions de métier. — Notes et paradoxes 4

propos de théatre. — Types et portraits, croquis d’aprés nature. — Anecdotes
3

de la vie théatrale.
Bellart, Nicolas Francois.

Hénin pe Cuvitters, E. F., Baron pv’. Encore des comédiens et du
clergé, accompagné d’une notice sur le ministére frangais en 1825;
et de quelques réflexions politiques et religieuses, au sujet des
journaux le Constitutionnel et le Courier, attaqués par le réquisi-
toire de M. le procureur-général Bellart. Paris. 1825. **T.97.14

Bellasis, Edward.

The money jar of Plautus at the Oratory School: an account of the
recent representation. 2d edition. London. Kegan Paul, Trench,
& Co. 1885. 46 pp. Illus. Plate. **T 56.135

The new Terence at Edgbaston: being notices of the performances
in 1880 and 1881. 3d issue. London. Kegan Paul, Trench, & Co.
1885. 54 pp. **T 56.167

Bellchambers, Edmund, editor.

Crsper, C. An apology for the life of Colley Cibber. With characters
and anecdotes of his theatrical contemporaries. New edition.
London. 1822. Portrait. 2455.35; **T.56.214; etc.

Belle Assemblée, La. See New Monthly Belle Assemblée, The.

“Belles of the ballet.” [Poem.] By the author of “Worthy a crown,”
&c. London. Head. [1888.] 64 pp. Plates. ¥**T 85.3
Belli, Onorio.

Farxener, E. A description of some important theatres and other
remains in Crete from a MS. history of Candia by Onorio Belli
in 1586. London. 1854. Illus. Plans. *2962.4A

Bellows, Henry Whitney.

An address upon the claims of the drama, delivered before the
American Dramatic Fund Society, 1857. Introduction by J. B.
Buckstone. London. Anson. [1857?] (1), 20 pp. ¥**T.,76.33

Same. The relation of public amusements to public morality,
especially of the theatre to the highest interests of humanity. An
address delivered before “The American Dramatic Fund Society.”
New York. C. S. Francis & Co. 1857. 53 pp. ¥*T 77.226

Another copy is on shelf-number *B.160b.66; and one cut from the New York
Herald is on shelf-number No. 2a in **G.3822.1.

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Bellows, Henry Whitney. (Continued.)

Dramatic Fund dinner. Splendid oration on Shakespeare by Richard
O’Gorman. Rev. Mr. Bellows on the dramatic profession. [New
York. 1857.) (x) p. No. 3 in **G.3822.1

Bellows, Henry Whitney. Works about.

TxHomason, D. R. Fashionable amusements; with a review of Rev.

Dr. Bellows’ lecture. New York. 1857. §589a.248; **T.97.113
Bellows, Walter C.
Catalogue of [his] dramatic library to be sold at auction, March 14th.

By Bangs & Co. [New York. 1893.] 29 pp. **T.95.42

Belocca, Anna de. .
Beruioz, V. Anna de Belocca: a biographical sketch. [New York.
1876.] 4048.76; **M.115.4

Belshazzar’s feast. Description of the picture, Belshazzar’s feast,
painted on near 2,000 feet of canvas. Open at the diorama at
Niblo’s Garden, Broadway. [New York. 185-?] 8079a.99

Beltaine. The organ of the Irish literary theatre. An occasional
publication. Edited by W. B. Yeats. The 1st annual volume.
No.1-3. London. 1899, 1900. 2552.32

Belton, Fred.

Random recollections of an old actor. London. Tinsley. 1880.
(3), 248 pp. **T.56.170
Benedict, Str Julius. 7
Jenny Lind. [New York. 1881.] Portrait. 120-132 pp.
No. 4 in **M.372.18
‘Benefit societies.
Actors’ Fund of America. Act of incorporation and by-laws. New

York. 1806. 4479a.181
— Annual report, 5th—1oth, 14th-—2s5th, 27th-32d. New York.
1886-1913. 23 v. in 4 and unbound parts. ®ET 15.15,
AmeRIcAN Dramatist Fund Association. Rules and regulations.
New York. 1848. 4395-191; etc.

Funp, The, for the relief of indigent persons belonging to His
Majesty’s company of comedians of the Theatre Royal, Drury
Lane. Established, endowed, and incorporated, by David Gar-
rick, Esq. 1777. London. 1806. No. g in **G.3824.6

Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks. Boston Lodge. No. 10.

[Programmes of annual benefits.] 2d, 17th. Boston. 1880, 94. 2 v.

Illus. Portraits. Plate. Facsimiles. **T 14.13
Benger, Elizabeth Ogilvy.

Memoirs of Mr. John Tobin. With a selection from his unpublished
writings. London. Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, & Brown.
1820. xiii, (1), 444 pp. 2542.21; **T.57.10
Another copy is on shelf-number **D.170b.40.

Benjamin, Edmond, editor.

Miroir dramatique, Le. Biographie des acteurs et actrices de Paris.

No. 2. Paris. [1878.] Portraits. #*T 53.1
Benjamin, Edmond, and Henry Buguet.

Coulisses de bourse et de théatre. Paris. Ollendorf. 1882. viii,
273 pp. Illus. ¥*T 97.223
Relates to Paris.

Bennett, Charles Henry.

AMATEUR performance, The, on behalf of the family of the late C.
H. Bennett, at the Theatre Royal, Adelphi. [A programme with
the texts of the plays performed. London.] 1867. **T 38.4

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Bennett, Enoch Arnold.

Cupid and commonsense. A play in four acts. With a preface on
the crisis in the theatre. New York. Hodder & Stoughton.
[1908.] 176 pp. 45794.304
The preface relates to the London stage.

Bennett, John B. :

The evil of theatrical amusements, stated and illustrated in a sermon.

Dublin. Fannin & Co. 1838. 48 pp. ¥**T 96.60
Bennett, John B. Works about.

Coxe, J. W. A defence of the stage. A reply to a sermon entitled
“The evil of theatrical amusements stated and illustrated” by
John B. Bennett. Dublin. 1839. **T 75.43

Benoist, Pierre Vincent, Comte, translator.

Bettamy, G. A. Mémoires. Avec une notice sur sa vie, par Thiers.

Paris. 1822. 2 v. **T 56.2; etc.
Béquet, C. M. Edmond.

Encyclopédie de l’art dramatique. Paris. Dalou. 1888. (5), iii,

428 pp. **T.77.109
Béquet, Edmond. See Béquet, C. M. Edmond.
Berchoux, Joseph de. 3

La danse ou les dieux de l’opéra. Poéme. Paris. Giguet & Michaud.

1806. (2), 246 pp. Plate. **M 128.50
The notes which comprise one-third of the work concern the history of dancing.
Same. 2me édition. 1808. xvi, (4), 261 pp. **M.109b.24

The titles of the two editions vary.
Berger, Alfred M. J., Fretherr von.

Studien und Kritiken. Wien. Literarische Gesellschaft. 1896. (11),
284 pp. 4877.35
Contents. — Von Homer. — Das tragische Drama des Aeschylus. — Dante. —
Shakespeare. — Das Weib auf der Btihne Shakespeare’s. — Shakespeare’s Julius
Casar. — Der Hamletcharakter ein Erzeugniss der Schauspitlkunst. — Der
Hamlet Mounet-Sully’s. — Otto Ludwig und Friedrich Schiller, — Fiakerideen.
— Burgtheater. — Henrik Ibsen. — Ibsen’s Rosmersholm. — Florian Geyer,
von Gerhart Hauptmann. — Ueber den Monolog. — Ueber Schauspielkunst. —
Zur Philosophie der Duse. — Von italienischer und deutscher Schauspielkunst.

Uber Drama und Theater. Fiinf Vortrage. 2. Auflage. Leipzig.
Avenarius. 1900. 107, (I) pp. **T.77.60

Bergerac, Cyrano de. See Cyrano de Bergerac, Savinien Hercule.

Bergerat, Auguste Emile.
Ours et fours. Théatre en chambre. Préfaces et études dramatiques.

Paris. Dentu. 1886. 2 v. **T 36.91
Contents. — 1. Une amie. — Pére et mari. — Ange Bosani. — Séparés de corps.
— Le nom. 2, Herminie. — L’accent. — Le Baron de Carabasse. — Flore de
Frileuse. — La clé des songes.

Peintures décoratives de Paul Baudry au grand foyer de l’Opéra.
tude critique avec préface de Théophile Gautier. Paris. Lévy.
1875. (3), ii, 150 pp. **M 118.14
‘Bergerat, Auguste Emile, and others.
Les actrices de Paris. Portraits de E. de Liphart. Texte par
Emile Bergerat — Daniel Bernard. Paris. Launette. 1882. (3),
128, (3) pp. Illus. Portraits. ¥*T 53.16
Bergerat, Auguste Emile, prefacer.
Germain, A, Les dessous du théatre. Les agences dramatiques et
lyriques. Paris. 1891. ¥**T 77.90
Bergerat, Emile. See Bergerat, Auguste Emile.
Berkeley, Lady Elizabeth. See Anspach, Elizabeth Berkeley Craven,
Markgrafin von.
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Berlin. Exhibitions. Deutsche Theaterausstellung, I9IO.
Stuemcxe, H. C. A. Die Deutsche Theaterausstellung, Berlin, 1910.

Berlin. 1911. 45 plates. Portraits. 6907.27 -
Berlin. Theatres.
Beriner Theaterreise, Eine. Berlin. [1893?] 6874.56.8

Bracuvocet, A. E. Geschichte des kéniglicher Theaters zu Berlin.
Nach Archivalien des Konigl. Geh. Staats-Archivs und des K6nigl.
Theaters. Berlin. 1877, 78. 2 v. *#€T 76.138

Geicer, E. L. Ein Berliner Theaterskandal, 1810. (Jn Archiv fir
Theatergeschichte. Vol. 1, pp. 65-85. Berlin. 1904.) 6g907.12.1

—— Millners Beziehungen zu Berlin. (Jn Archiv fiir Theater-
geschichte. Vol. 2, pp. 151-168. Berlin. 1905.) ' *6g07.12.2

Gentz, R. Hundert Jahre des Kéniglichen Schauspiels in Berlin.
Nach den Quellen geschildert. Berlin. 1886. Illus. Portraits.

; 4837.19

Jacossonn, S. Max Reinhardt. Berlin. [1914.] Portrait. Plates.

. 6873.54

Tueater, Die, in Berlin. Die innere Ansicht, die Eintheilung, Ein-
richtung und Preise sammtlicher Platze. Berlin. [188-?] 7 plans.

. *4839a.37

Berlin. Theatres. DrutscHes THEATER. :
Carter, H. The theatre of Max Reinhardt. New York. 1914. Por-

traits. Plates. Plan. 6252.118

Berlin. Theatres. KoENIGLICHES OPERNHAUS.

Autmann, W. Die Ko6nigliche Bibliothek in Berlin in ihren Bezieh-
ungen zum K6niglichen Opernhaus, 1788-1843. (Jm Beitrage
August Wilmanns gewidmet. Pp. 51-56. Leipzig. 1903.) 2164.67

Deprz, L. Zwei Jahre Kapellmeister an der K6niglichen Oper zu

Berlin. Bielefeld. 1890. 4049a.72
Heim, L, and G. Buss. Das Konigliche Opernhaus fiir Berlin.
Berlin. 1910. Plan. 4049a.49

Scuitirepmann, H. C. G. Die neuen Entwiirfe zum Berliner Kénig-
lichen Opernhaus. Berlin. 1913. Illus.. 131 plates. Plans.

4091.135
Scunetner, L. Geschichte der Oper und des K6niglichen Opernhauses
in Berlin. Berlin. 1852. Illus. 4M 215.19; etc.

Berlin. Theatres. KorNIGLICHES. SCHAUSPIELHAUS.
SSCHLENTHER, P. Botho von Hiilsen und seine Leute. Eine Jubilaums-
kritik tiber das Berliner Hofschauspiel. Berlin. 1883. **T.76.192
Berlin. Theatres. Neuzs OpeRNTHEATER (KRoLi’s THEATER). ~
KaremMMERLING, H. Das Krollsche Etablissement zu Berlin. Ent-
worfen und ausgefithrt von E. Titz. Gezeichnet und heraus-
gegeben von H. Kaemmerling. Berlin. 1862. Plates, some
colored. Plans. ¥*T 71.2
Berlin. Theatres. Victorta-THEATER.
Karmmeriinc, H. Das neue Victoria-Theater zu Berlin. [Berlin.

186-?] Plates, some colored. Plans. : *Cab.60.144.6
LancHans, C. F. Das Victoria Theater in Berlin. Berlin. 1860.
Diagrams. 4 plates. ¥*T 711

Berlin. Theatres. WaLLNER-THEATER.
KarMMERLING, H. Das Wallner-Theater zu Berlin. [Berlin. 1868.]

Plates. Plans. *Cab.60.144.7

Berliner Theaterreise, Eine. Berlin. Eckstein. [1893?] 32 pp. [Neue

litterarische Volkshefte.] 6874.56.8
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Berlioz, Victor.
Anna de Belocca: a biographical sketch. [New York. 1876.] 8 pp.
; “ 4048.36; **M.115.4
Bernard, Mrs. Bayle. See Bernard, Mrs. William Bayle.
Bernard, John.

Retrospections of America, 1797-1811. Edited from the manuscript
by Mrs. Bayle Bernard. With an introduction, notes, and index
by Laurence Hutton and Brander Matthews. New York. Harper.
1887. xiii, (1), 380 pp. Portraits. Plate. . 4247.76; **T.57.211
Theatrical reminiscences.

Retrospections of the stage. [Edited by W. Bayle Bernard.] London.
Colburn & Bentley. 1830. 2v. Portrait. **T. 56.303

Same. Boston. Sarter & Hendee. 1832. 2 v. in.1. *2588.13
This edition lacks the portrait.

Bernard, Rosine. See Bernhardt, Rosine Bernard, called Sarah Bern-
hardt. '
Bernard, William Bayle, editor.
Bernarp, J. Retrospections of the stage. London. 1830. 2v. Por-
trait. #*T 56.303; etc.
Bernard, Mrs. William Bayle, editor.
Bernarp, J. Retrospections of America, 1797-1811. New York. 1887.
: Portraits. Plate. 4247.76; **T.57.211
Bernardin, Napoléon Maurice.

La comédie italienne en France et les théatres de la foire et du
boulevard (1570-1791). Paris. Editions de la Revue bleue. 1902.
(3), 235, (1) pp. Illus. Portraits. Plates. [Bibliotheque théatrale
illustrée. 1.] 2679.277

Bernat, Julie, called Mademoiselle Judith. See Judith, Julie Bernat, called
Mademoiselle Judith.
Bernay, Berthe Josephine.

La danse au théatre. Illustrations par E. Dousdebés. Paris. Dentu.

1890. (5), xx, 194, (2) pp. Illus. Portraits. 4008.110; **T.97.4
Bernhardt, Sarah.

The Bernhardt “souvenir.” [Portraits, programmes, etc., with alter-
nate pages of advertising matter.] New York. Hazzard. [1880?]
(38) pp. Portraits. Facsimiles. ‘ 4649a.85

Memories of my life. Being my personal, professional, and social
recollections as woman and artist. New York. Appleton & Co.
1907. xvi, 456 pp. Portraits. Plates. : 2647.161

Same. My double life. Memoirs of Sarah Bernhardt. London.
Heinemann. 1907. viii, 453 pp. Portraits. Plates. Manuscript
facsimile. **T 56.108

Bernhardt, Sarah. Works about.
ArFratrE Marie Colombier — Sarah Bernhardt. Piéces.a conviction.

Paris. 1884. Portrait. . 6645.85
Amours, The, of Sarah, the eccentric. Boston. [1880.]
¥**T 57.4525 etc.
Brown, A. A., compiler. Sarah Bernhardt. [Boston. t1910.] Illus.
Portraits. **T 14.8
Crament, C. Esquisses d’aujourd’hui. Sarah Bernhardt. Paris.
1879. Portrait. ¥**T 58.86
Cotomsier, M. Les mémoires de Sarah Barnum. Avec une préface
par Paul Bonnetain. Paris. [1884.] ¥**T 57.289
— Same. The life and memoirs of Sarah Barnum. Edited by
Henry Llewellyn Williams. London. [1883.] **T 58.50

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Bernhardt, Sarah. Works about. (Continued.)

— Same. The memoirs of Sarah Barnum. Translated under the
management of Ferdinand C. Valentine and Leigh H. Hunt. New
York. [1884.] **T 97.259

—— Le voyage de Sarah Bernhardt en Amérique. Avec préface par
Arséne Houssaye. Paris. [1881.] Portraits. 2363.82; **T.57.380

GarLtet, E., and —— Lrépotp. La vie de Marie Pigeonnier par un de
ses ***. Préface de J. Michepin. Paris. 1884. **T 57.365; etc.

Same. Sarah Barnum’s reply. The life of Marie Colombier.
[Anon.] New York. 1884. Illus. ¥*T 54.1
Horet, J. Sarah Bernhardt. Préface de Edmond Rostand. Paris.
{1899.] Illus. Portraits. ¥**T.53.10
— Same. Sarah Bernhardt. Translated by G. A. Raper. Lon-
don. 1899. Illus. Portraits. Plates. 2647.170; **T 56.283
Renner, A. L. Sarah Bernhardt: artist and woman. With auto-
graph pages by Sarah Bernhardt. New Vork. [1806.] Illus.

 

Portraits. (20) plates. ¥**T 53,11
Sarcey, F. Sarah Bernhardt. Portrait. (Jn his Comédiens et
comédiennes. Paris. 1876.) No. 5 in *4640a.50.1; etc.
ScHUERMANN, J. J. Les étoiles en voyage. Paris. 1893. 2255.67
Scott, C. W. Some notable Hamlets of the present time. London.
1900. Portraits. 4549a.191

Bernheim, Adrien Jacques.
‘L’enseignement dramatique au Conservatoire. [Par] Léo de Ley-
marie et Adrien Bernheim. Paris. Ollendorff. 1883. (3), 86 pp.

¥*T 77,131

Trente ans de théatre. Préface de Henry Roujon. Série [1,] 2. Paris.
Charpentier. 1903, 04. 2 v. ¥*T.77,110
Same. [Série 1.] 1903. 4676.135

Contains notes on the early history of the society called CEuvre francaise des
trente ans de théatre.
Bernier, Félix. i

Théorie de l’art du comédien ou manuel théatral. Par Aristippe
[pseud.]. Paris. Leroux. 1826. viii, 594 pp. **T 76.159
Another copy is on shelf-number **G.3562.7.

Bernstein, Nikolai Davidovitch.

Russlands Theater und Musik zur Zeit Peters des Grossen. Riga.

Gizycki. [1903.] 60 pp. ; 4046.198
Berselli, Giovanni.

Albo pittorico di alcune feste modenesi nella fausta occasione delle
nozze auguste tra l’A. R. dell’ Arciduca Francesco Ferdinando
Principe Ereditario di Modena e S. A. R. la Principessa Adelgonda
di Baviera. Modena. Soliani. 1842. (16) ff. Plates. **T.92.3
The preface is signed: Bruni Geminiano, Cappelli Agostino, Berselli Giovanni.

Bertal, Georges, pseud. See Albert, Georges.

Berton, Pierre Francois Samuel Montan, called Berton.
Souvenirs de la vie de théatre. Paris. Lafitte & cie. [1914?] (3),

309, (4) pp. Portrait. Autograph facsimile. 4677.117
Contents. — Avant-propos. — Mademoiselle George. — Frédérick Lemaitre. —
Emile Perrin. — Albert Glatigzny. — Le Comte de Paris au chateau de Ferriéres.

— Georges Bizet. — Le tsarévitch 4 l’Elysée. — Bianchinii—Alphonse Duvernoy.
Bertram, Adolf.

Theater-Wespen. Enthiillungen, Skizzen, Bilder und Chargen aus
dem Theaterleben. Als Beitrag zur Eledigung der Reorganisi-
rungsfrage des Theaterwesens. Berlin. Schlingmann. 1863. 81,
(2) pp. **T.97.197

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Bertrand, Jean Edouard Gustave. ; .
tudes d’économie théatrale. Les théatres lyriques de Paris. [Paris.
1866.] 20, 31 pp. No. 2, 3 in **M.372.20
Bertrand, Jules.
La Malibran. Anecdotes. Paris. Librairie du Petit Journal. 1864.
22 pp. Portrait. **M.128.59
Bertrand, Victor, effendi.
Les silhouettes animées 4 la main. Paris. Mendel. 1892. 192 pp.
Illus. ‘ 4003.73
Besant, Sir Walter.
Dorothy Wallis. An autobiography. London. Longmans, Green,

& Co. 1892. xi, 319 pp. . **T 57.213
A fictitious autobiography of an actress. Another copy is on shelf-number
*2547.120.

Besemeres, John Daly.

No actress. A stage door-keeper’s story. London. Wilson. 1870.

109 pp. ¥**T 88.20
Best, Mrs. A. Starr. See Best, Marjorie Ayres.
Best, Marjorie Ayres.

The Drama League of America. Its inception, purposes, wonderful
growth and future. Garden City, N. Y. Doubleday, Page & Co.
[1914.] (16) pp. Illus. ‘ 6257.119

Best, Rev. Thomas.

Sermons on theatrical amusements [preached 1832-37, 39-42, 46, 47,
49-51]. Edited by R. E. Roberts. London. Seeley, Jackson, &
Halliday. 1865. ix, 293 pp. **T 77.146
These sermons were preached annually for forty-seven successive years, with
one exception, from 1818 to 1855.

Theatrical amusements. A sermon preached September 26th, 1830.
Sheffield. Ridge. 1830. 16 pp. ¥*T 96.125
Theatrical amusements. A sermon preached at Sheffield, Oct. 2oth,
1850. Sheffield. Ridge & Jackson. 1850. 16 pp. **T 96.126
Theatrical amusements. A sermon preached November 6th, 1853.
Sheffield. Ridge & Jackson. [1853.] 14 pp. **T 96.127
Theatrical amusements. A sermon as it was intended to be preached
at Sheffield, November 5th, 1854. Sheffield. Ridge & Jackson.
[1854.] 16 pp. ¥*T 96.128
Theatrical amusements. A sermon preached at Sheffield, November
4th, 1855. Sheffield. Algar & Robertschau. [1855.] 16 pp.
These sermons were all in opposition to the theatre. **T 96.129
Best, Rev. Thomas. Works about.
Catvert, F. B. A defence of the acted drama, in a letter addressed
to the Rev. Thomas Best. Hull. 1822. **T 96.40; etc.
Theatre versus conventicle; or, the drama attacked and de-
fended: containing Mr. Calvert’s letters in defence of the stage, to
the Rev. T. Best, of Sheffield; with the subsequent controversy,
in the Leeds Independent of 1824. Hull. 1826. ¥**T 96.413 etc.
Lacy, T. H. The theatre defended, chiefly in reference to the last
annual sermon of the Rev Thomas Best against theatrical amuse-

 

 

ments. Sheffield. 1840. ¥**T 96.123
Three letters in reference to the last annual sermon of the Rev.
Thomas Best, [Sheffield. 1841.] ¥*®T 96.124

Mansel, R. A short struggle for stage or no stage; originating in a
sermon, preached by Thomas Best in St. James’s Church, Sheffield.
Sheffield. [1818.] **T 96.63; etc,

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Bestow, William.

Watkins, B. W. Outlines of the life of William Bestow, editor and
proprietor of the “Theatrical Journal.” With occasional reference
to contemporary theatrical events and personages. London. 1864.
Portrait. : ¥**T 58.28

Bethe, Erich J. A.

Prolegomena zur Geschichte des Theaters im Alterthum. Unter-
suchungen tiber die Entwicklung des Dramas, der Biihne, des
Theaters. Leipzig. Hirzel. 1896. xiv, (1), 350 pp. Illus. 2968.76

Betson, A.

Miscellaneous dissertations on the origin and antiquity of masquer-
ades, plays, poetry, &c. With an enquiry whether plays conduce
more to the improvement or corruption of morals. London:
Printed for T. Meighan. [1751.] 105 pp. No. 10 in **G,3821.5
In opposition to the theatre.

Bettelheim, Anton.

Die Zukunft unseres Volkstheaters. Zehn Aufsatze aus den Jahren

1882-1892. Berlin. Fontane & Co. 1892. (1), vi, 94, (1) pp.
**T 96.264
Betterton, Thomas.

The duty of a player. [London? 170-?] (20) pp. ¥**T 78.38,

The history of the English stage. See Oldys, William. The history
of the English stage.

Betterton, Thomas. Works about.

Account, An, of the life of that celebrated tragedian Mr. Thomas
Betterton. With an account of the English theatre during his
time. London. 1749. **T 56.238; etc,

Gitpon, C. The life of Mr. Thomas Betterton, the late eminent
tragedian. [Anon.] Wherein the action and utterance of the
stage, bar, and pulpit are consider’d. London. 1710, Portrait.

**T 57.2235 etc.

Lirs, The, and times of that excellent and renowned actor Thomas
Betterton. With such notices of the stage and English history,
as illustrate the subject. London. 1888. Portrait.

; 4549a.100; **T.57.56

Lowe, R. W. Thomas Betterton. London. 1891.

2546.115; **T.57.201
Betty, Henry.

Memoirs of Mr. W. H. W. Betty, the English Roscius. Affixed, a
sketch of the theatrical career of his son, Mr. Henry Betty.
London. Cousins. [1848?] (1), 22 pp. ¥#*T 54.28

Betty, William Henry West.

ANIMADVERSIONS on Mr. J. Jackson’s Dramatic strictures upon the
merits of Young Roscius. Glasgow. 1804. *®T 56.152

AUTHENTIC memoirs of the Young Roscius; including his birth,
family, and education. With critical remarks on his theatrical
abilities, &c. London. 1804. Portrait. **T 57.388

Bisset, J., compiler. Critical essays on the dramatic excellencies of
the Young Roscius, opposed to the hypercriticisms of anonymous
writers, who assume the signatures of Justus, Ennius, & Crito.
Birmingham. [1804.] Portrait. No. 5 in **G.3824.8

Critique on the first performance of Young Roscius at Covent
Garden Theatre, Dec. I, as it appeared in the British Press (news-
paper), Dec. 3, 1804. [London.] 1804. **T 57.426; etc.

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Betty, William Henry West. (Continued.)

Hartey, G. D. An authentic biographical sketch of the life, educa-
tion and personal character of William Henry West Betty, the
celebrated Young Roscius. London. 1804. Portrait.

**T56.18; etc.

— Same. An authentic sketch of the life of William Henry West
Betty, the celebrated Young -Roscius: with a critique of his
‘performances at Covent Garden Theatre. London. 1804. Por-
trait. No. 3 in **G.3824.8

Harrat, T. The Infant Roscius; or, an inquiry into the requisites of
an actor: comprising a critical analysis of young Betty’s acting, on
the London boards; a complete sketch of his life, &c. London.
[1804.] 7 **T 56.139; etc.

ImpartiaL observer, An, pseud. The wonderful theatrical progress
of W. Hen. West Betty, the Infant Roscius, in Ireland, Scotland,
and England; with an accurate sketch of his life. London. [1804.]

**T 99.4; etc.

Jackson, J. Strictures upon the merits of Young Roscius. London.
1804. Portrait. **T 56.205; etc.

Lirz, The, of Wm. Henry West Betty, the celebrated and wonderful
Young Roscius: with an impartial account of his astonishing
performances on the London theatres. London. [1804.] Por-
trait. **T 57.421

Memoirs of Mr. W. H. W. Betty, the English Roscius. Affixed, a
sketch of the theatrical career of his son, Mr. Henry Betty.
London. [1848?] **T 54.28

Merritt, J. Memoirs of the life of Wm. Henry West Betty, known
by the name of the Young Roscius, with a general estimate of his
talents, and a critique on his principal characters. Liverpool.
1804. **T 58.36

Panotoss, P., pseud. The Young Rosciad, an admonitory poem, well-
seasoned with Attic salt, cum notis variorum. London. 180s.

**T 55.133; etc.

Procress of the Young Roscius from his first appearance. [From

the Monthly Mirror and the morning papers. London. 1804.]
No. 8 in **G.3824.8

Roscius in London. Biographical memoirs of William Hen, West
Betty, from the earliest period of his infancy. With analytical
strictures on his acting at the London theatres, London. 1805.
Portrait. **T.56.193; etc.

—— Same. Young Roscius, The. New-York. 1806. Portrait.

: **T 57.243
Beulé, Charles Ernest.

L’Opéra et le drame lyrique. Réplique A lAssemblée nationale a

propos des subventions théatrales. Paris. Lévy. 1872. - 16 pp.
No. 4 in **M.206,19
Bever, Adolphe van, editor.

Coté, C. Journal historique inédit pour les années 1761 et 1762.

Paris. 1911. Portraits. Plates. **T 55.137
Beverley, Elizabeth.

The book of variety; containing laughable anecdotes, entertaining
poetry, and various other pieces of interest and amusement. 3d
edition. London. The Authoress. 1824. 23 pp. **T 97.178

Beverley, Mrs. R. See Beverley, Elizabeth.

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Beynet, Agricol. (B. Saint-Marc.)

Les chroniques du Palais-Royal. Par B. Saint-Marc [pseud.] et le

Marquis de Boubonne. Paris. Belin. [1881.] (5), 349 pp.
2639.75; **T..97.229
Bianchi, Pietro.

Fra, C. D. F. I. Osservazioni sull’ arena, e sul podio dell’ anfiteatro
Flavio fatte dal signor Pietro Bianchi di Lugano, illustrate e
difese dal Sig. Lorenzo Re Romano . .. discusse, e confutate dall’
avvocato Carlo Fea. Roma. 1813. Portrait. 2759.66

Bibbiena, Giuseppe Galli da.

Theaterdecorationen, Innenarchitektur und Perspectiven. Pracht-
volle und grossartige Scenerien aus Opern und Schauspielen,
welche an den Fiirstenhdfen des 18, Jahrhunderts aufgefthrt
wurden. Entwiirfe im Style des Barock. Berlin. Claesen & cie,
[1888.] 26 plates. *Cab.80.87.3

There is no text.
Bibbiena family.
Ricci, C. I Bibiena, architetti teatrali. Milano. 1915. Illus. Por-
traits. 94 plates. *4090a.50
Bibliographical Society.
Grec, W. W. A list of English plays written before 1643, and printed

before 1700. London. 1900. ¥2174.21

— A list of masques, pageants, &c. Supplementary to a list of

English plays. London. 1902. *2174.20
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See also Auction sales.
Apams, J. D. Catalogue of dcaiatic literature including memoirs,
‘ autobiographies, works of famous dramatists, early playbills,
Shakespeareana, etc. Also a few books on music, books on
-costume, etc. Front the library of the late J. Davenport Adams,
and other collections. Offered by Francis Edwards, bookseller.

London. 1905. ¥**T 66.25
Attacci, L. Drammatvrgia di Leone Allacci diuisa in sette indici.
In Roma. 1666. #*T 69.1; etc.

AmeERicAN Dramatists Club. The American Dramatists Club list.
A standard of reference for the protection of dramatic property.
No. 6. 1902. A catalogue of plays and operas that have been
produced in the United States and are entitled to protection under
state, federal, and international law. New York. 1902. 4395.170

Arnoup, J. H. V. [Catalogue of his] Library. New York. 1879.

**M 113.23 etc.

Arnotp, R. F. Bibliographie der deutschen Bahnen seit 1830. Strass-

burg. 1909. *2175.62
BaHLMANN, P. Jesuiten-Dramen der niederrheinischen Ordens-
provinz. Leipzig. 1896. ¥2142.25.15

Baker, D. E. The companion to the play-house: or, an historical
account of all the dramatic writers (and their works) that have
appeared in Great Britain and Ireland. Composed in the form of
a dictionary. London. 1764. 2 v. **T 58.22; etc.

Barker, J. The drama recorded; or, Barker’s List of plays, fro
the earliest period, to 1814. Added, Notitia dramatica, or, a
chronological account of events relative to the English stage.
London. 1814. **T 67.2; etc

Barker AND Son. A catalogue of ancient and modern plays, many
of which are first editions, and very scarce. [London. 1806?]

No. 6 in **G.3823.19
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Bibliography. (Continued.) ; . ret
Barrera y Lerrapo, C. A. bE LA. Catalogo bibliografico y biografico
del teatro antiguo espafiol, desde sus origenes hasta mediados del

siglo xv111. Madrid. 1860. **2170,31; etc.
Barton, T. P. A general index to Hazlewood’s [sic] tracts on the
drama. Manuscript. : ¥**G,3824.11
Bates, K. L., and L. B. Goprrey. English drama. A working basis.
[Boston.] 1896. ¥2175.22

Beaucuampes, P. F. G. pe. Recherches sur Jes théatres de France,
depuis l'année onze cens soixante & un, jusques a présent.
Paris. 1735. 3. **T 48.14; etc.

Bipiioteca nacional, Madrid. Catalogo de las piezas de teatro que
se conservan en el departamento de manuscritos. Madrid. 1899.

**D 170.39

BiBLioTHEQUE du Théatre francois, depuis son origine; contenant un
extrait de tous les ouvrages composés pour ce théatre jusqu’aux
piéces de Pierre Corneille; une liste chronologique de celles com-
posées depuis cette derniére époque jusqu’a présent; avec tables
alphabétiques des auteurs & des piéces. A Dresde. 1768. 3 v.

Plates. **T 68.3; etc.
Boutse, J. Die lateinischen Dramen Frankreichs aus dem 16. Jahr-
hundert. (Jn Festschrift Johannes Vahlen. . gewidmet. Pp.
580-613. Berlin. 1900). 2956.48

Brown, F. C., compiler. A selective list of essays and books about
the drama and the theatre, exclusive of biography. [Chicago.
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Brown, M. A., compiler. Magazine articles. Drama. Compiled by
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¥*T 15,0

BuEcuTIine, A., compiler. Bibliotheca theatralis oder Verzeichniss aller
in Bezug auf das Theater in 1847-1866 im deutschen Buchhandel
erschienenen Biicher und Zeitschriften. Mit einem ausfihrlichen
Sachregister. Nordhausen. 1867. **T 68.2

— Catalog der in den Jahren 1850-69 in deutscher Sprache erschie-
nenen Theaterstiticke in Original und Uebersetzung. Nordhausen.

1860-70. 3 v. in I. ; **T 67.4
Burxuarpt, C. A. H. Das Repertoire des Weimarischen Theaters
unter Goethes Leitung, 1791-1817. Hamburg. 1801. 6872.36

CuEetwoop, W. R. The British theatre. Containing the lives of the
English dramatic poets; with an account of all their plays, the
lives of most of the principal actors, as well as poets. Prefixed,
a short view of the rise and progress of the English stage. [Anon.]
Dublin, 1750. **T 68.5; etc.

Cutcaco, Ill. Public Library. Actable one-act plays. Compiled by
Samuel Kaplan of the Library staff. [Chicago.] 1016. 2175.67

—— Finding lists. 8th edition. Poetry and drama, essays and

miscellanies, collected works. Chicago. 1904. *2143.56
Cincinnati, Ohio. Public Library. Catalogue of the dramas and
dramatic poems. Cincinnati. 1870. *6192.12

Crarence, R. “The Stage” cyclopedia. A bibliography of plays.
With descriptions, authors’ names, dates and places of production.
London. 1909. **T.66.12

CLéement, J. M. B., and J. pe La Porte. Anecdotes dramatiques;
contenant 1°, Toutes les piéces de thédtre joués a Paris ou en

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Bibliography. (Continued.)
province. 2°. Tous les ouvrages dramatiques qui n’ont été repré-

sentés sur aucun théatre, mais qui sont, imprimés, ou conservés

en manuscrit. A Paris. 1775. 3 v. *#T 58.3; etc.
Cotumsia University. Library. List of books chiefly on the drama
and literary criticism. New York. 1897. *2171.1Q.1

Devanping, A. F. Bibliographie dramatique, ou tablettes alpha-
bétiques du théatre des diverses nations; avec des observations
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Dopstey, R. Theatrical records: or, an account of English dramatic
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Drama League of America, Boston. A selected list of plays for
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Howard Spaulding, Chairman]. Boston. 1914. ¥*2175.69
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Dramatic catalogue cuttings [from booksellers’ catalogues relating
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¥*T 12.8
Dramatic Index, The, for 1909-17. Covering articles and illustrations
concerning the stage and its players in the periodicals of America
and England: with a record of books on the drama and of texts
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Ecerton, T. & J. A catalogue of old quarto plays, including the
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Fiinfundzwanzig Jahre Mtinchner Hoftheater-Geschichte. Ein Ritick-
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Billington, Elizabeth.

Answer, An, to the Memoirs of Mrs. Billington. With the life and
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Memoirs of Mrs. Billington, from her birth: containing a variety of
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Birkmire, William Harvey.

The planning and construction of American theatres. 1st edition.

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Birmingham, England. Theatres.
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summers day, a poem. London. 17096. No. 9 in **G.3823.4.2
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TueatricaL Tattler, The. Vol. 1, no. 3. Birmingham. 1830.
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BirmincHam Reporter, The; and Theatrical Review. [Weekly.]
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BirmMincHAM Spectator, The; a miscellany of literature, and of
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Birmingham. 1824. **T 27.23 ,
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Birmingham Reporter, The; and Theatrical Review: or the opinions,
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Criticisms of performances at the Theatre Royal, Birmingham.

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Bishop, Anna.

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**M 446.87
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Bishop, Washington Irving.

The enigma of the 19th century. Music Hall, November 3oth, 1886.
Farewell reception extraordinaire. [Boston. 1886.] 8 pp. Por-
traits. 7600.27

The following is a copy of a letter which appeared in the Boston
daily papers, November 17,1886. Boston. 1886. (3) Ppp. 3607.143

These two works are on mind-reading.
Bisset, James, compiler.

Critical essays on the dramatic excellencies of the Young Roscius,
opposed to the hypercriticisms of anonymous writers, who assume
the signatures of Justus, Ennius, & Crito. Containing also an
account of his Irish, Scotch, and English provincial and metro-
politan engagements, &c., &c. Birmingham. The Author. [1804.]

-xii, 87 pp. Portrait. No. 5 in **G.3824.8
Relates to William Henry West Betty.

Black, Helen C.
Pen, pencil, baton and mask. Biographical sketches. London.
Spottiswoode & Co. 1896. x, (1), 370 pp. Portraits.

2543.153; **T.56.29

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Black, John, translator.
Gotvont, C. Memoirs of Goldoni written by himself. London.
1829. 2 v. Portrait. 6249a.2.23,24; etc.
Black, William.
Letteis, &c., anent the Adelphi Theatre, Edinburgh, to James Maid-
ment. John Reid, and James Spence. Edinburgh. Brydone. 1851.
7 pp. **T.95.32
Blackburn, Henry.
Art in the mountains: the story of the Passion Play. London.
Sampson Low & Marston. 1870. (1), 167, (1) pp. Illus. Por-
traits. Plates. 2866.1; **T.46.15

The Appendix contains a programme of the scenes and tableaux in the Passion
Play and a list of the performers in 1870.

Blackfriars records. FrurLrerat, A., compiler and editor.
/ **G,4077.15.2.Part 1
Blackton, J. Stuart, prefacer. ;

Puitiies, H. A. The photodrama. The philosophy of its principles,
the nature of its plot, its dramatic construction and technique,
tagether with a complete photoplay and a glossary. Larchmont,

N.Y. [1914.] 8039a.91

Blackwood, Frederick Temple Hamilton Temple, rst Marquis of Dufferin
and Ava, prefacer.

Razr, W. F. Sheridan. A biography. With an introduction by
Sheridan’s great-grandson, the Marquess of Dufferin and Ava.
London. 1806. 2 v. Portraits. Plates. **T 56.533 etc.

Blades, William.

An account of the German morality-play, entitled Depositio Cornuti
Typographici, as performed in the 17th & 18th centuries. With
a rhythmical translation of the German version of 1648. Added,
a literal reprint of the unique original version, written partly in
Plaat-Deutsch by Paul de Vise, and printed in 1621. London.
Tribner & Co. 1885. xii, 113, (2) pp. Illus. Plates. Facsimiles.
Bibliography, pp. 75-90. Another copy is on shelf-number *6113.33. **T.46.10

Blake, Charles.

An historical account of the Providence stage; being a paper read
before the Rhode Island Historical Society, October 25th, 1860.
(With additions.) Providence. Whitney. 1868. 297 pp. 4487.15

Blanc, Marguerite, pseud. See Curtis, Elnora Whitman.
Blanchard, Edward Litt Laman.

The life and reminiscences of E. L. Blanchard, with notes from the
diary of Wm. Blanchard. By Clement Scott and Cecil Howard.
London. Hutchinson & Co. 1891. 2 v. Portraits. Autograph
facsimile. ¥*T 56.218

Blasis, Carlo.

The art of dancing. Comprising its theory and practice and a history
of its rise and progress. Translated under the author’s immediate
inspection by R. Barton. 2d edition. London. Bull. 1831. vii,
7-548, 22 pp. Plates. Music. ¥*¥T 96.195

Same. Manuel complet de la danse, comprenant la théorie, la pratique
et l’histoire de cet art. Trad. de l’anglais de M. Barton, sur l’édition
de 1830, par Paul Vergnaud. Paris. Roret. 1830. vi, 412, 24 pp.

Plates. hy a 4001.25
The last 24 pp. contain music for various dances.

Studi sulle arti imitatrici. Milano. Chiusi. 1844. (4), 93, (1) pp.
Portrait. **T 56.319

On expression and gesture.

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Blasis, Carlo. (Continued.)

Same. The theory of theatrical dancing. With a chapter on panto-
mime. Edited from [parts 2 and 3 of] Carlo Blasis’ Code of
Terpsichore, with the original plates, by Stewart D. Headlam.
London. Verinder. 1888. xvi, 92, (3) pp. Plates. **T 95.49

Blasis, Carlo, compiler.

Biografia di Virginia Blasis e onori poetici. Milano. Centenari &
comp. 1853. 103 pp. Portrait. Plate. ¥#*T 56.318
A collection of eulogies in prose and verse.

Blasis, Virginia.

Burasis, C., compiler. Biografia di Virginia Blasis e onori poetici.

Milano. 1853. Portrait. Plate. _ **T.56.318
Blast, A, upon bays; or, a new lick at the laureat. Containing remarks
upon a late tatling performance, entitled, A letter from Mr. Cibber
to Mr. Pope, &c. London: Printed for T. Robbins. 1742. (1), 26
pp. : No. 7 in **G.3824.14
Blau, Henry.

Some more notes on the stage, and its influence on the education of
the masses, players, and playgoers. Read at a meeting of the
members of the Society of Science, Letters, and Art. London.
Trttbner & Co. [1885.] 32 pp. **T 48.11

Blaze, Francois Henri Joseph. (Castil-Blaze.)

L’Académie impériale de musique: histoire litteraire, musicale . .

de 1645 a 1855. Paris. Castel-Blaze. 1855. 2 v. [Théatres

lyriques de Paris.] 4045.12; **M.115.8
La danse et les ballets depuis Bacchus jusq’a Mademoiselle Taglioni.
Paris. Paulin. 1832. (3), 373 pp. **M.129.26
De lopéra en France. Paris. Janet & Cotelle. 1820. 2v. Table.
Music. 8045.15
Same. 2e édition. L’auteur. 1826. **M 145.17

Mémorial du grand-opéra. Epilogue de l’Académie royale de
musique. Paris. Castil-Blaze. 1847. 64 pp. No. 2in **M.115.10
L’opéra-italien de 1548 a 1856. Paris. Castil-Blaze. 1856. 543 pp.
[Théatres lyriques de Paris.] 8045.13; **M.115.9
Bleeker, Sylvester.

Gen. Tom Thumb’s three years’ tour around the world, accompanied
by his wife — Lavinia Warren Stratton, Commodore Nutt, Miss
Minnie Warren, and party. New York. Booth. 1872. 144 pp.
Illus. Plates. 6269.62; **T.97.295

Blitz, Antonio.

Fifty years in the magic circle; being an account of the author’s pro-
fessional life [etc.]. Hartford, Conn. Belknap & Bliss. 1871.
432 pp. Illus. Portrait. Plates. 7600.40

Bloch, Eduard.

Eduard Bloch’s Album der Btthnen-Costiime. Mit erlauterndem
Texte von F. Tietz. Firma. Lassar. [1859.] 2 v. 48 colored
plates. *6§252.9

Blondel, Georges.

Le drame de la Passion 4 Oberammergau. Etude historique et
critique, avec des renseignements pratiques. Paris. Lecoffre.
1900. (3), vi, 69, (1) pp. Maps. Plan. 6868.5

Blondin, Jean Francois Gravelet.

Banks, G. L. Blondin: his life and performances. London. 1862.

Portraits. **T 57.303

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Bluemner, Heinrich.

Geschichte des Theaters in Leipzig. [Anon.] Leipzig. Brockhaus.

1818. ix, 364, (4) pp. **T 78.8
Blum, Ernest, and Louis Huart.

Mémoires de Rigolboche. [Anon.] 5¢ édition. Paris. 1860. (3),

188 pp. Portraits. **T 99.25
Blum, Robert, and others, editors.

Allgemeines Theater-Lexikon oder Encyklopadie alles wissens-
werthen fir Bihnenkiinstler, Dilettanten und Theaterfreunde,
unter Mitwirkung der fachkundigsten Schriftsteller Deutschlands
herausgegeben von R. Blum, K. Herlosssohn, H. Marggraff. Neue
Ausgabe. Altenburg. 1846. 7 v. in 3. Plates. Plan. **T.78.69

Contents. — 1. A-Bouilly. 2. Boulanger-Devise. 3. Devrient-Garnitur. 4.
Garrick-Ker. 5. Kette-Niais. 6. Niccolini-Sisyphus. 7. Situation-Zwischenspiel.
— Nachtrage, Zusatze und Berichtigungen.

Blyth, Harry.

My sweetheart! The life and adventures of Minnie Palmer. A
tribute to grace and genius. London. The Hansard Publishing
Union, Ltd. [180-?] 88, (5) pp. Portraits. **T 95.78

Boaden, James.

The life of Mrs. Jordan; including original private correspondence,
and numerous anecdotes of her contemporaries. 2d edition. Lon-
don. Bull. 1831. 2v. Portrait. Manuscript facsimile. **T.56.210

Same. 3d edition. 2 v. in 1. 4548.133
The portrait is lacking.

Memoirs of Mrs. Siddons. Interspersed with anecdotes of authors
and actors. London. Colburn. 1827. 2 v. Portrait. **T.56.211

Same. Gibbings & Co., Ltd. 1893. xv, 471, (1) pp. Portraits. *2547.135

Same. 1896. *P.11.8217

Same. Mrs. Sarah Siddons. London. The Grolier Society. [190-?]
2v. Portraits. Plates. [Beaux & belles of England.] *2545.252

Memoirs of the life of John Philip Kemble. Including a history of
the stage from the time of Garrick. London. Longman, Hurst,
Rees, Orme, Brown, & Green. 1825. 2 v. Portrait.

Another copy is on shelf-number **G.3765.9. 6540a.62; ¥*T 56.242

Same. Philadelphia. Small. xxvii, 607 pp. ¥#EK 33.13

Boaden, James, editor.

Incupatp, E. Memoirs of Mrs. Inchbald. London. 1833. 2 v.

Portrait. 4546.2; **T.56.209; etc.
Boas, Frederick Samuel.

University drama in the Tudor age. Oxford. The Clarendon Press.
1914. x, (1), 414 pp. Facsimiles. 4574.196
The appendices contain, with other matter, lists of university plays at Oxford
and at Cambridge, and the names of actors in the plays performed there before
Queen Elizabeth.

Boas, Frederick Samuel, editor.

University of Oxford. Archives. James L at Oxford in 1605 [and the
plays performed before him. Edited by F. S. Boas and W. W.
Greg]. (Ju Malone Society. Collections. Vol. 1, part 3, pp. 247-
259. [Oxford.] 1909.) **G,4077.15.1.Part 3

Bodensteiner, Ernst.

Das antike Theater. Leipzig. Koehler. 1902. 1 v. and 2 colored
plates. Text: 39, (1) pp. Illus. Plates. Plans; Colored plates:
size each, 30 X 23 inches. Illus. Plans. [Tabulae quibus an-
tiquitates Graecae et Romanae illustrantur. Tafel 12, 13.]

The plates are of the 2d edition. No. 12, 13 in *Cab.29.32.1

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Boettiger, Carl August.

Die Furienmaske, im Trauerspiele und auf den Bildwerken der alten
Griechen. Eine archaologische Untersuchung. Weimar. Hoff-
mann. 1801. (3), 145, (1) pp. Illus. 3 plates, 2 colored. 8076.251

Same. Les Furies, d’aprés les poétes et les artistes anciens. Traduc-
tion par T. F. Winckler. Paris. Delalain. An x (1802). (3), viii,
126 pp. Plates, some colored. 8076.252

Boieldieu, Marie Jacques Amand.

De l’influence de la chaire, du théatre et du barreau, dans la société
civile, et de l’importance de leur rétablissement sur des bases qui
puissent relever en France leur ancienne et véritable splendeur.
Ouvrage politique et moral. Paris. Demonville. An XII-1804.
(3), viii, (3), 167 pp. **T 46.34

Boigne, Charles de.

Petits mémoires de l’Opéra. Paris. Librairie nouvelle. 1857. (3),

iii, 368 pp. **M_.139.1
Boissy, Charles Desprez de. See Desprez de Boissy, Charles.
Boissy, G., editor.

Coté, C. Journal historique inédit pour les années 1761 et 1762.

Paris. i911. Portraits. Plates. **®T 55.137
Boiteau, Dieudonné Alexandre Paul.

Les cartes a jouer et la cartomancie. Paris. Hachette & cie. 1854.

(3). ii, 390, (1) pp. Illus. Plates. *4009a.266
Boiteau, Paul. See Boiteau, Dieudonné Alexandre Paul.
Bologna, Italy. Theatres.

Ricci, C. I teatri di Bologna nei secoli xvir e xvit1. Storia aned-
dotica. Bologna. Successori Monti. 1888. xxi, 736, (1) pp.
Plates. Tables. 2762.73

Bolot, Auguste.

Mademoiselle Rachel et l’avenir du Théatre frangais, par A. B. Paris.

Rousseau. 1839. 134, (I) pp. **T 46.5

Refers particularly to the Comédie frangaise.
Bolte, Johannes.

Die lateinischen Dramen Frankreichs aus dem 16. Jahrhundert. (Jn
Festschrift Johannes Vahlen . gewidmet. Pp. 589-613. Berlin.
1900. ) 2956.48

Bonhomme, Honoré. See Bonhomme, Jean Francois Honoré.
Bonhomme, Jean Francois Honoré, editor.

Coté, C. Correspondance inédite faisant suite 4 son journal.
Publiée sur les manuscrits autographes originaux avec une intro-
duction et des notes. Paris. 1864. Portrait. #*T 55.53

—— Journal et mémoires sur les hommes de lettres, les ouvrages
dramatiques et les événements les plus mémorables du régne de
Louis xv. (1748-1772.) Avec une introduction et des notes. Paris.
1868. 3 v. **T 55.54

Bonnassies, Jules.

Les auteurs dramatiques et la Comédie-francaise a Paris aux xviie et
xvirte siécles. D’aprés des documents inédits extraits des archives
du Théatre-frangais. Paris. Willem. 1874. (8), 137, (2) pp.
[Collection de documents rares ou inédits relatifs a "histoire de
Paris.] 2669a.75; **T.78.48

Les auteurs dramatiques et les théatres de province ‘aux xvue et
xvure siécles. Paris. Willem. 1875. 54, (1) pp. **T 78.49

La Comédie-frangaise. Histoire administrative. (1658-1757.) Paris.
Didier & cie. 1874. xiv, (1), 380 pp. Table. **T 77,142

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Bonnassies, Jules. (Continued.)

Comédie frangaise. Notice historique sur les anciens batiments.
Paris. Aubry. 1868. 32 pp. **T 96.148
Another copy is on shelf-number **T.96.311.

La Comédie-frangaise et les comédiens de province aux xvire et
xvrire siécles. Contestations. Débuts. Paris. Willem. 1875.
60, (I) pp. ; * 4676.96

La musique 4 la Comédie-francaise. "Paris. Baur. 1874. (4), 43 pp.

No. 5 in **M.122.1

Les spectacles forains et la Comédie francaise. Le droit des pauvres
avant et aprés 1789. Les auteurs dramatiques et la Comédie fran-
caise au dix-neuviéme siécle d’aprés des documents inédits. Paris.

Dentu. 1875. (5), 208, (1) pp. Plate. 2677.76; **T.77.113
Le théatre et le peuple. Esquisse d’une organisation théatrale.
Paris. Le Chevalier. 1872. 195 pp. 4679.50; **T.77.105

Bonnassies, Jules, editor.

TutAtre, Le. Revue bi-mensuelle. No. 1-4. Décembre 1, 1874-
janvier 15, 1875. Paris. 1874, 75. 4 nos. in 1 v. Illus. Portrait.
Plates. **T 23.8

Bonnefont, Gaston.

La Comédie-frangaise. Historique — statuts — biographies—notes et

renseignements. Paris. Monnier. 1884. (3), 179 pp. **T.78.4
Bonnet, Jacques.

Histoire générale de la danse, sacrée et prophane; ses progrés &

ses révolutions. Avec un supplément. A Paris, chez d’Houry fils.

1724. xl, 269 pp. **T 98,122
Book, A, about the theater. Mattuews, J. B. 6257.92
Book, A, of the play. Coox, E. D. 2476.56; **T.77.81
Book, The, of variety. Brver.ey, E. **T 97.178

Book-plates. ;
Pops, A. W. Theatrical bookplates. Kansas City. 1914. Plates. *8075.260
Boosey’s Musical & Dramatic Review. See Musical & Dramatic Review,
The.
Booth, Barton. .
Cinper, T. The lives and characters of the most eminent actors of
Great Britain and Ireland, from Shakespear to the present time.

Part 1: Barton Booth. London. 1753. Portrait. #*T 57.163
Victor, B. Memoirs of the life of Barton Booth, Esq.; with his
character. London. 1733. Portrait. **T 97.345; etc.

Booth, Edwin Thomas.

Catalogue of Mr. Edwin Booth’s valuable collection. Containing the
theatrical wardrobe, also his former household effects. Sold De-
cember 4th, 19008. Henry A. Hartman, auctioneer. New York.
Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms, Inc. 1908. (32) pp. Portrait.

**T5 7.455

Edwin Booth. Recollections by his daughter, Edwina Booth Gross-
mann, and letters to her and to his friends. New York. The
Century Co. 1894. vi, (2), 202 pp. Portraits, Plates.

4343.164; **T.55.84
Booth, Edwin Thomas. Works about.

Crarke, A. B. The elder and the younger Booth. Boston. 1882.
Portrait. 4348.131; **T.57.111

Excerpts from the many good words uttered in honor of Edwin
Booth at a supper given by Augustin Daly and A. M. Palmer.
New York. 1880. **T 56.97; etc.

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Booth, Edwin Thomas. Works about. (Continued.

Hutton, L. Edwin Booth. New York. 1893. Portraits. :
2349a.102; **T.59.41
Moray, J. S. Booth’s Richelieu reviewed. New York. 1871. **T.96.7
Parsons, T. W. Address to the assembly at the opening of the
Player’s Club in New York. [Verse. Accompanied by the

presentation of a wreath to Edwin Booth. New York. 1888.]
‘ *A.6728.4
Prayers, The, New York City. Memorial celebration of the sixtieth
anniversary of the birth of Edwin Booth. [New York.] 1893.
Portrait. Plate. **T 55.134; etc.
Winter, W. Edwin Booth in twelve dramatic characters. The
biographical sketch by William Winter. [Illustrations] by W. J.

Hennessy and W. J. Linton. Boston. 1872. *2490.51
— Life and art of Edwin Booth. New York. 1893. Portraits.
Plates. 4347-220; **T.57.128; etc.

Booth, Junius Brutus.
Actor, The; or, a peep behind the curtain. Passages in the lives of
Booth and some of his contemporaries. New York. 1846. **T.58.41
CrarkE, A. B. Booth memorials. Passages, incidents, and anecdotes
in the life of Junius Brutus Booth. New York. 1866.
4349.195; **T.57.276; etc.
— The elder and the younger Booth. Boston. 1882. Portrait.
Facsimile. 4348.131; **T.57.111
GouLp, T R. The tragedian; an essay on the histrionic genius of
‘Junius Brutus Booth. New York. 1868. Portrait.
; 4509.11; **T 57.312
Junius Brutus Bootu. [Scrap-book composed principally of manu-
script copies of programmes with a few letters, etc.] Portrait.
**T 13.6
Oxp actor, An. Memoirs of the life of Mr. Booth, containing a true
statement of all the circumstances attending his engagements at
the rival theatres, witth a few remarks upon his conduct. Lon-
don. [1817.] : No. 6 in **G,3824.13
Booth family.
Tue Boorus. [A collection of clippings. Boston. 1873.] 37 ff.
No. 7 in **G.3930.13.1
Bordeaux, Henry.
La vie au théatre. [Série 1-]3. Paris. Plon-Nourrit. & cie. IQIO—I3.
3 Vv. 4679.178
Contents. — 1. 1907-1909. 2. 1909~1911. 3. IQII-1913.
Bordeaux, France. Theatres. :
DetcHeverry, A. Histoire des théatres de Bordeaux depuis leur
origine dans cette ville jusqu’A nos jours. Bordeaux. 1860.
**T 76.79
Marionneau, C. C. Victor Louis, architecte du théatre de Bordeaux.
Sa vie, ses travaux et sa correspondance, 1731-1800. Bordeaux.
1881. Portrait. Plate. Plans. 4094.63
Minter, H. Le théatre 4 Bordeaux.. Etude historique. Suivie de la
nomenclature des auteurs dramatiques bordelais et de leurs
: ouvrages. Bordeaux. 1883. **T 95.138
Borée, Albert.
Etudes physiognomiques. Les expressions de la figure humaine.
119 fac-similé d’aprés nature, avec texte explicatif. Paris.
Laurens. ‘[1900.] 15 pp. *7600.48

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Borée, Albert. (Continued.)
Thalia auf der Landstrasse. Heiteres und Ernstes aus dem Biihnen-
leben. 2. Auflage. Strassburg i. E. Schlesier & Schweikhardt.
1898. 176 pp. Portrait. Autograph facsimile. **T 57.350
Borgfeldt, Georg.
Genies der Bihne. Charakteristiken. Leipzig. Reclam. [1899.]
101, (1) pp. [Universal-Bibliothek. 3957.] No. 4 in 4896.50.402

 

Contents. — Edmund Kean. — Ludwig Devrient. — Wilhelmine Schréder-
Devrient. — Ludwig Dessoir. — Theodor Déring. — Moritz Nott. — Auguste
Crelinger. — Theodor Liedtke. — Bogumil Dawison. — Adelaide Ristori. —
Ernesto Rossi. — Julie Gley. — Charlotte Wolter. — Eleonore Duse. — Friedrich
Mitterwurzer. — G. C. Wauer. — Philipp Grobecker. — J. N. Nestroy. —

Wenzel, Scholz. — Karl Helmerding. — Wilhelm Klager. — Weibliche Darstel-
lerinnen im komischen Fach.

Born player, A. West, M. ¥*T 87,24
Borsa, Mario.

The English stage of to-day. Translated from the Italian by Selwyn

Brinton. London. Lane. 1908. xi, 317 pp. 2556.142; **T.46.14

Contents. — The playgoers. — Realism and the English drama. — The experi-
mental theatre. — G. B. S. — From Stratford-on-Avon to Drury Lane. — The
literary drama. — The critics and the players. — The Irish National Theatre.

Bosch, Mariano G.

Historia de la dpera en Buenos Aires. Origen del canto i la musica.
Las primeras compafiias i los primeros cantantes. Buenos Aires.
Imprenta El Comercio. 1905. (3), 252 pp. 4049a.12I

Boschereccio, pseud.

An elegy on the death of Samuel Foote, Esq. [A poem.] London:

Printed for G. Kearsly. 1778. 8 pp. No. 9 in **G.3820.11
Bossuet, Jacques Bénigne, Bishop of Meaux.

Maxims and reflections upon plays. (In answer to a discourse, Of the
lawfullness and unlawfullness of plays. Printed before a late play
entituled, Beauty in distress.) Written in French by the Bp. of
Meaux. And now made English. The preface by another hand. Lon-
don. Printed for R. Sare. 1699. (18), 118 pp. No. 2 in **G.3823.20
Caffaro’s Letter upon the lawfulness or unlawfulness of the stage may be found
on shelf-numbers **T.77.170; etc.

Bossuet, Pierre.
Histoire des théatres nationaux. Paris. Jorel. [1909.] 505, (1) pp.

: 4674.33
Contents. — Le principe de l’intervention de 1’Etat. — Historique de |’intervention
de l’ftat. — Des modalités de l’intervention de l’Etat. — L’Académie nationale

de musique et de danse. (Thé4tre de l’Opéra.) — La Comédie-frangaise. — Le
Théatre national de l’Opéra-comique. — Le Théatre national de l’Odéon. (Second
Théatre francais.) — Le privilége de Paris. — L’Etat et le théatre en province.
— Bibliographie.

‘Boston. Public Library. Catalogues.

A list of books on the operas announced for production at the Boston
Opera House during the season of 1911-1912, in the Public Library
of the City of Boston. Boston. 1911. (5), 49 pp. *4049a.402

Boston. Theatres.

Barnasee, H. C. Reminiscences. Being an attempt to account for

his life, with some excuses for his professional career. Edited by

G. L. Varney. Boston. 1913. Portraits. Plates. 4045.163
Boston amusement records. [Newspaper clippings relating to attrac-
tions at Boston theatres, etc. Boston. 1875-79.] **T.13.4

Boston stage, The. Its history from 1854 to the present time. [A
series of articles cut from the Boston Courier. 38 contempo-
raneous playbills are inserted. Boston. 1874-76.] #*T.10.9

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Boston. Theatres. (Continued.) :

Boston theatricals. Newspaper cuttings. [Boston. 189-?] Illus.
Portraits. **T ATL
BrowneE.u, A. Boston theatres of today. (Jn Bostonian, The. Vol.
2, pp. 655-673. Illus. Portraits. Plates. Boston. 1895.) *5301.45.2
Canitt, T. H., compiler. The auditorium, containing the plan of
seats in all the theatres and public halls in Boston. [Boston.]
1875. **T 79.31
Capp, H. A. Reminiscences of a dramatic critic. With an essay

on the art of Henry Irving. Boston. 1902. Portraits.
4395-168; etc.
Crapr, W. W. The drama in Boston. (Jn Winsor, Justin, editor.
The memorial history of Boston. Vol. 4, pp. 358-382. Illus.
Portraits. Facsimiles. Boston. 1881.) #4451.51.4; etc.

— A record of the Boston stage. Boston. 1853.

4459.42; **T.77.173
Crus of Odd Volumes, Boston. Exhibition of prints and playbills
to illustrate the history of the Boston stage (1825-1850), from
the collection of Robert Gould Shaw. [Catalogue of portraits
of British and American actors, with biographical notices; also

a few playbills. Boston. 1915.] **Q.17.31
DanrortH, C. B. Dramatic reviews [from the Boston Daily Herald].
1871-78. **T 15.4

Eaton, W. O. Stories of the Boston stage. [Clippings from the
Boston Commercial Bulletin, 1876, 77.] By an old timer. **T.15.7
Forp, T. A peep behind the curtain, by a supernumerary. Boston.
[1850.] Plates. **T 97.200; etc.
GREEN, S. A., compiler. [A collection of letters, circulars, invitations,

passes, tickets, etc., received by S. A. Green. Boston.] 2 v.
= * 4450.41
Harisurton, W. Effects of the stage on the manners of a people:
and the propriety of encouraging and establishing a virtuous
theatre. Boston. 1792. Plan. **T 76.103
Hoven, L. L. [Diary of plays, concerts, exhibitions and entertain-

ments held in Boston during the years 1879 and 1880.] 2 v.
**T 77.1
Lansinc & Co., compilers. Pictorial diagrams of Boston, New York

and Philadelphia theatres. Boston. [1881.] Illus. Plans.
**T 78.86

—— Pictorial diagrams of Boston theatres. Boston. [1880.]

**T 78.78; etc.
—— The theatres and public halls of Boston. [Philadelphia. 1879.]
Plans. **T 78.82
Mu ttert, A: E., compiler. A dramatic scrap-book; or a book devoted
to sketches of the lives of actors & to criticisms of plays & acting.
[Boston. 1894-1899.] 7 v. Illus. Portraits. ¥#*T 11.9
Patter, C. H. Recollections of old play-bills. (Jn Bostonian, The.
Vol. 2, pp. 254-258. Portraits. Boston. 1895.) *5301.45.2
TuHroucu the stage-door. A complete hand-book of the theatre.
[Boston. 1896.] Illus. Portrait. Plates. *#T 95.46
Tortie, A. C., and J. A. T. Biro, publishers. The diagram, containing
plans of theatres and other places of amusement in Boston.
Boston. 1869. **T 78.85
TwentTietH Century Club, Boston. Drama Committce. The ‘amuse-
ment situation in the City of Boston. Based on a study of the

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Boston. Theatres. (Continued.)
theatres for ten weeks from November 28, 1909, to February 5,

1910. [Boston. 1910.] **T 77.62
Wrnan, H. A. The theatres. Summary of the dramatic season “of
1886-87, 1887-88. [Boston. 1887, 88.] 2 v. *4452.48

Boston. Theatres. ADELPHI THEATRE.

Play bills. Oct. 2, 1865-Feb. 4, 1871. Boston. 1865-71. **T.10.36
This theatre opened Oct. 2, 1865, as the ““Théatre comique.”’ From Sept. 6 to
Nov. 27, 1869, it was called the “Adelphi Theatre.” From Nov. 30, 1869, to
May 28, 1870, the ‘‘Adelphi Théatre Comique.” From Aug. 29 to Oct. 8, 1870,
“Worrell Sisters’ Adelphi.” Oct. 24, 1870, it resumed its old name of “Adelphi”
and continued until Feb. 4, 1871, when the theatre was burned.

Boston. Theatres. Bijou THEATRE.

Play bills and programmes. March 4, 1843- April 5, 1865; October
15, 1878-June 5, 1882; Jan. 22, 1883-June 8, 1885; Season of
1885/6. [Boston. 1843-86.] 4 v. **T 10.41
This theatre opened Jan. 11, 1835, as the “Lion Theatre.” In 1839 it was
converted into a lecture and concert hall and called for a time ‘Mechanics’
Institute.” In Dec. 1839, it was opened under the name ‘‘Melodeon.” In 1857,
for a short time, it was called the “Melodeon Varieties,’ then resumed its
former name. In 1859 it was rebuilt and called the “New Melodeon.” On
April 10, 1860, it resumed its old name the ‘‘Melodeon.” In 1878 it opened
as the “Gaiety,” and in 1882 as the “Bijou.”

Boston. Theatres. Bijou THEATRE. Works about.

SxKe.Lton, E. O. Historical review of the Boston Bijou Theatre, with
the original casts of all the operas that have been produced at
the Bijou. Boston. 1884. Portraits. Plates. **T 95.533 etc.

Boston. Theatres. Boston Museum, 1804-1822.
Lambert, holding four persons at arm’s length. [Boston. 1805?]

Size, 22% X 18 inches. Illus. In **T.11.3
“Feb, 28th, 1804, just opened by Philip Woods, at the large five-story building
over No. 6, north side of the [Faneuil] market.’ In 1807 Mr. Woods was at
No. 8 Market Square with his Museum; in 1809, at No. 5 Dock Square. This
Museum was discontinued in 1822.

Boston. Theatres. Boston Museum, 1804-1822. Works about.

Braytey, A. W. Woods’ Boston Museum. What the razing of an
old landmark disclosed. (Jn Bostonian, The. Vol. 2, pp. 125-130.
Plate. Boston. 1895.) *5301.45.2

Boston. Theatres. Boston Museum, 1843-1903.

Boston Museum. An interesting retrospect, and an account of the
latest alterations and improvements. Issued for season of
1880-81. [Boston. Wood. 1880.] 40 pp. Plate. ,

4409.139; **T.77.115

History of the Boston Museum. Boston. 1892. 9-35 pp. Portraits.
Facsimiles. No. 4 in **T 54.33
The running title is Historical review. Chronological record, 1843-1892, pp.
29, 31. Accompanied by 30 programmes, 1855-1903.

History of the Boston Museum, with a description of the alterations
and improvements. Season of 1873-74. Boston. Lincoln & Co.
1873. 24 pp. Illus. Diagrams. *£T 77.163

Same. Season of 1874-5. 1875. kT 77,164
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 6 in *4459a.56.

Performance in aid of The Mrs. J. R. Vincent Hospital Fund at the
Boston Museum, April 24, 1890. Presented with the compliments
of the Boston Herald. [Boston. Robinson & Stephenson.] 1890.
20 pp. ¥*T 10.12

Contains reniiniscences of Mrs. Vincent and a list of parts played by her at
The Boston Museum, by Max Eliot. The proceeds of the fund established The
Vincent Memorial Hospital.

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Boston. Theatres. Boston Musrum, 1843-1903. (Continued.)
Playbills and programmes. [1st-62nd dramatic season. 1843-1903.

Boston. 1843-1903.] 62 v. in 47. ; **T 10.10

: This theatre was opened June 14, 1841, as the “Boston Museum and Gallery of
Fine Arts.” It was not till February, 1843, that dramatic performances were
held there. The stock company gave its first performance Sept. 4, '1843, playing
there regularly till it was discontinued with the season of 1894-95. The last
performance was on Monday evening, June 1st, 1903, after which the theatre
was demolished.

A short history of mermaids. Also, a description of the one now
' exhibiting at the Boston Museum. Boston. Marden & Co. 1842.
22 pp. Plates. **T 96.196
[Souvenir programme for] Monday evening, June 1, 1903. Last night
of the existence of the Boston Museum as a theatre. Charles
Frohman’s Empire Theatre Company presenting Mrs. Dane’s
defense. Boston. Lincoln & Co. 1903. 64 pp. Portraits. Plate.

Facsimiles. #*T 16.6

Contains a historical review of the theatre. A ticket for the performance and
three numbers taken from seats of the Museum are inserted.

[View of the Boston Museum.] Boston. Prentiss & Clark. 1847.

Lithograph. | No. 15 in *Cab.23.50.4
Boston. Theatres. Boston Museum, 1843-1903. Works about.

BarnaBee, H. C. Reminiscences. Edited by G. L. Varney. Boston.

1913. Portraits. Plates. 4045.163; **T.56.331; etc.
Ryan, K. Old Boston Museum days. Boston. 1915. Portraits.
Plates. , 6257.50; **T.76.194

Stezsins, O. B. The oldest theatre now in Boston [the Boston
Museum]. (/n Bostonian, The. Vol. 1, pp. 113-130. Illus. Por-

traits. Plates. Boston. 1894.) *5301.45.1
Ticknor, H. M. The passing of the Boston Museum. Boston. 1903.
379-396 pp. Portraits. Plates. No. 3 in **T.54.33

Winstow, C. M. Yesterdays with actors. Boston. 1887. Portraits.
2245.64; **T.56.313

Boston. Theatres. Boston MustumM CoMPANY.
[Suburban play bills of the Boston Museum Company.] Boston.
Searle. 1870-83. ¥*T 10.14

An incomplete file.
Boston. Theatres. Boston Opera House.
Programs. Season of grand opera. 1909/10-1913/14. Nov. 8, 1909-
March 28, 1914. Boston. The Sparrell Print. 1909-1914.
**M.Cab.2.15

The first program in each volume is complete; of the others only the pages
giving the name and date of the performance and the cast of characters are
retained. Bound with the 1913/14 edition are programmes of the performances
given by Anna Pavlowa and company on Oct. 25, 29, 1913.

Same. i911-13. 8 v. Portrait. *4042.200
Complete programs. Contain sketches and portraits of composers.

Boston. Theatres. Boston Opera House. Works about.

Jackson, F. H. Monograph of the Boston Opera House. Boston.
1909. Portraits. Plates. Plans. *4042.133
A .ist:of books on the operas announced for production at the
Boston Opera House during the season of 1911-1912, in the Public
Library of the City of Boston. Boston. 1911. *4049a.402

Mute Anna Pavrowa. [New York. 1913.] Illus. Portraits.
4040a.145
Miuitia of Mercy, The. Children’s Ambulance Service. Benefit per-
formance in aid of the children of Boston, crippled by infantile

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Boston. Theatres. Boston Opera House. Works about. (Continued.)
paralysis, Boston Opera House, Friday afternoon, November 3,
1916, under the auspices of The Militia of Mercy. [Boston. 1916.]
Ilius. Portraits. Plans. #*¥T 12,12
Boston. Theatres. BosTON THEATRE, FEDERAL STREET.
Boston Theatre records [containing the original manuscript docu-
ments of wills, leases, accounts, etc., relating to the Federal Street
Theatre]. July 1776-Sept. 1811; Sept. 1811 -—July 1829; July 1829 -
Sept. 1835; Sept. 1835- May 1847; May 1847-—May 1852. 6 v.

Manuscripts. ¥**T Cab.1.4
The sixth volume contains certificates of stock of share-holders.
[Records.] Manuscript. [Boston. 1793-1853.] 3 v. **T 71.6

[Seal. Obverse, intaglio.— Branches enclosing goblet and crossed
swords above comic and tragic masks. Inscription: Boston
Theatre incorporated 1821. Reverse and edges, blank. Boston.
1821?] Brass. Size, diameter, 156 inches; thickness, % inch.

Mounted in a case. ** Cab.G.3.47
Stock ledger. Commencing January Ist, 1838. Manuscript. [Bos-
ton. 1838.] .(15), 66 pp. **T 75.2

Boston... Theatres. BostoN THEATRE, FEDERAL STREET. Works about.
Batt, W. T. W. The old Federal Street Theatre. [Boston. 1911.]

41-92 pp. Portrait. Plate. : ¥**T 75.18
Kiipurn, S. S., Jr., engraver. [View of the Federal Street theatre.
Boston. 185-?] Woodcut. No. 14 in *Map 38.12

Paine, R. T., Jr. Dedicatory address; spoken by Mr. Hodgkinson,
October 29, 1798, at the opening of the new Federal Theatre, in
Boston. [Boston Theatre, Federal Street.] (Jn Paine, R. T.
Works in verse and prose. Pp. 197-205. *Boston. 1812.)

4405.24; etc.
Boston. Theatres. Boston THEATRE, WASHINGTON STREET.

Act of incorporation and by-laws of the Boston Theatre. Incor-
porated May, 1852. Boston. Eastburn. 1855. 12 pp. 4459-109
Opened 1854.

Aladdin, or the wonderful lamp. [For the benefit of the George
Junior Republic.] Boston Theatre, January 8-11, 1904. [Pro-

gramme.] Boston. 1904. Plan. 4455-296
Entrance to the new Boston Theatre, Washington Street. [En-
graving. Boston. 185-?] No. 14 in *Map 37.2

First season of opera sung by Americans, under the musical direction
of Theodore Thomas. [Prospectus. Boston. 1886.] 16 pp.

¥**T 10.4

National Opera Company. Engagement for two weeks. Boston

4 Theatre. [New York. 1887.] (8) pp. **T 10.5
Play-bills. 1854-90/91, 93/94, 95/96-99/1900, 1901-06. [Boston. 1854-

1906.] 46 v. ¥*T 10.1

These volumes vary in size. During the years 1871-1885 programmes were also
printed in magazine form and called The Ray; from 1885 to 1893 the form was
continued but the name was changed to the Boston Theatre Programme.
This theatre opened Sept. 11, 1854. From 1860 to Nov. 24, 1862, it was called
the Boston Academy of Music. Between Nov. 24, 1862, and Feb. 9, 1863, it
was called the Boston Theatre, and from Feb. 9, 1863 to March 21, 1863, it was
again called Academy of Music. It reopened March 23, 1863, under its old name.
This theatre has no connection with the old Boston Theatre on Federal Street,
which opened in 1794, and was sold in April, 1852.

Souvenir of the 150 performance in Boston of The Soudan [at the

Boston theatre]. April 30, 1891. [Boston. 1891.] (24) plates.
¥*T 49.14

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Boston. Theatres. BosTtoN THEATRE, WASHINGTON STREET. Works about.
‘BarnaBez, H. C. Reminiscences. Edited by G. L. Varney. Boston.
1913. Portraits. Plates. 4045.163; **T.56.331; etc.
Corsett, A., Jr. The Boston theatre. (Jn Bostonian, The. Vol. 1,
pp. 3-18. Portraits. Plates. Facsimile. Boston. 1894.)
#5301.45.1
Tompkins, E., and J. Q. Kitsy. The history of the Boston Theatre,
1854-1901. Boston. 1908. Illus. Portraits. 4045.170; **T.74.23
Boston. Theatres. Boston THEATRE CoMPANY.
{Suburban play bills of the Boston Theatre Company.] Boston.

Searle. 1870-80. I v. ¥*T 10.3
An incomplete file.

Boston. Theatres. Boytston Museum.
Programmes. Oct 5, 1874-July 30, 1881. [Boston. 1874-1881.] Un-
paged. ¥*T 10.43

An incomplete file.
Boston. Theatres. CasTLE SQUARE THEATRE.

The Castle Square Program Magazine. Vol. 1-6. 1911-15/16. Bos-
ton. I91I-16. 6 v. Illus. Portraits. Plans. #*T 15.14

Boston. Theatres. CasTLE SQUARE THEATRE. Works about.

Frencyu, C. E. Six years of drama at the Castle Square Theatre.
With portraits of the members of the company and complete
programs of all plays produced. May 3, 1897-May 3, 1903.
[Anon.] Boston. 1903. Portraits. 4395-188; **T.77.5

— A year of opera at the Castle Square Theatre, from May 6, ’95,
to May 6, ’96. Containing portraits and sketches of the principal
singers, and a record of the casts of characters of the various
operas produced, with a short story of each. [Anon.] Boston.
1896. Portraits. 8048.69 ; **M.375.8; etc.

Boston. 7 heatres. CoLtumpran Museum.
[Broadsides containing lists of objects on view in the museum.

Boston. 1799-1816?] 6 broadsides. Illus. e*T 114
Play-bills. January 1, 1866-March 6, 1869, December 12, 1870, April
6-June 3d, 1871. [Boston. 1866-71.] 2 v. ¥*T 10.39

This theatre opened Jan. 1, 1866 under the above name. From Aug 20, 1866
to July 4, 1867 it was called “‘Whitman’s Continental Theatre.” From Sept. 2,
1867 to April 13, 1868 it was called ‘‘Continental Theatre.”’ From Aug. 31 to
Oct. 2, 1868 “‘Willard’s Theatre”; Oct. 21, 1868 the name was changed to the
“Olympic Theatre.” From 1869 to 1872 the theatre was not opened regularly,
but was used for occasional variety performances. For the season of 1871/2 it
was opened under the name of the “St. James Theatre.” It was closed Nov.,
1872.

Boston. Theatres. CONTINENTAL THEATRE,
Play-bills. [January 1, 1866- March 6, 1869; Dec. 12, 1870, April 6-
June 3, 1871. Boston. 1866-71.] 2v. ¥**T 10.30
Boston. Theatres. GLOBE THEATRE.
Complimentary testimonial to Mr. Arthur Cheney, Globe Theatre,
June 7th, 1872. [Programme. Boston. 1872.] 4 pp.
No. 31a in **G,3822.3
Play-bills. Oct. 28, 1867- April 10, 1873; Dec. 3, 1874—July 1, 1878;
Jan. 6, 1879 — Dec. 25, 1893. [Boston. 1868-1893. ] 18 v. **T.r0,21
From Oct. 28, 1867 to July 4, 1870 this was called “Selwyn’s Theatre.” It was

opened Sept. 12, 1870 under the name of the “‘Globe Theatre. ” The theatre was
destroyed by fire Jan. 2, 1894.

Boston. Theatres. GRAND Opera House.
-Programmes. January 9, 1888- May 29, 1893. [Boston. 1888-1893.]
2. ¥**T 10.45
The file is incomplete.

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Boston. Theatres. HayMARKET THEATRE.
Rosertson, A. The Haymarket theatre, Boston. Water color. Dated
28 Sept., 1798. Size 9 X 13 inches. Framed. Librarian’s Room; etc.
Boston. Theatres. Hotiis STREET THEATRE.
Programmes. April 11, 1870- May 31, 1890; August 31, 1891 —June 6,
1903. [Boston. 1870-—1903.] 1 v. and 10 boxes. **T 10,33
The file is incomplete.
Boston. Theatres. Howarp ATHENZUM.
Play bills. October 20, 1845— February 11, 1884. [Boston. 1845-84.]
23 Vv. **T 10.18
From August 31, 1878 to May 31, 1879, the play-bills were called ‘‘The Star.”
Boston. Theatres. KEITH’S THEATRE. ‘
B. F. Keith’s new theatre, Boston. [Boston. Walker & Co. 1894?]
(48) pp. Illus. Portraits. Plates. 4459.68
Boston. Theatres. NATIONAL THEATRE, :
Conflagration of the National Theatre, corner of Portland and
Traverse Streets, Boston. [View. Boston. 1852.]
; No. 3 in *Map 38.12
Play bills. July 5, 1832-April 21, 1860. Boston. 1832-60.] II v.

**T. 10.15,
This theatre was opened July 3, 1832 under the name of the “Warren Theatre.”
It was reconstructed in 1836, and re-opened Aug. 15 as the “‘Warren National
Theatre.” After a few weeks the theatre took its old name. April 22, 1852 it
was burned. It was rebuilt and reopened Nov. 1, 1852, and continued under
various managements until Sept. 8, 1856, when it was opened as “Willard’s
National Theatre.” Dec. 10, 1856, the name was changed to the ‘People’s
National Theatre,”’ and during the season of 1860/61 its old name, the ‘‘National
Theatre,” was resumed. After one or two further changes the theatre was burned,
March 24, 1863.

Property book. Manuscript. [Boston. 1838, 46.] 2 v. ¥*T 72,11
Return book. Manuscript. [Boston. 1843-1850.] #*T 972,12
Same. 1851. ¥*T 72.13

The title is on the cover. The text is wholly in the handwriting of Thomas Barry.
Manuscript notes in another hand and a playbill of the farewell benefit of Mr.
and Mrs. John Gilbert, June 13, 1851, are inserted.

Boston. Theatres. NATIONAL THEATRE. [Vorks about.
Jonzs, J.S. National theatre, Boston. 1837-1839. Manuscript. [Bos-
ton. 1839.] ¥*T 77.24
Boston. Thicatres. PARK THEATRE.
Programmes. April 19, 1879-June 29, 1889; 1890-1901; 1903/04-
12/13. [Boston. 1879-1913.] 20 v. and 1 box, **T10.30
Thcre are complete files for the years 1903-1913.
The talented young actress, Minnie Maddern. Supported by an
elegant company under the management of John H. Havlin. [Bos-
ton. 1882.] 8 pp. Portrait. **T 56.330

A compilation of criticisms from American newspapers.
Boston. Theatres. TutAtre comigue. See Boston. Theatres. ADELPHI
THEATRE.
Boston. Theatres. TREMONT THEATRE, 1827-1843.
The act of incorporation, and by-laws of the Tremont theatre. Bos-

ton. 1827. 16 pp. ¥*T 78.45
Blotter. Manuscript. [Boston. 1839-41.] **T 72.8
Copy of the report of the directors to the stockholders, at the annual

meeting, May 21, 1839. Boston. 1839. 8 pp. * 4.454.288
Journal A. Manuscript. [Boston. 1839-41.] 101 pp. *ET 71.4
Ledger A. Manuscript. [Boston. 1839-41.] 104 pp. #*T 71.5
[Letters, financial statements, reports, applications for positions, etc.]

Manuscript. [Boston. 1842/43.] **T Cab.1.8

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Boston. Theatres. TREMoNT THEATRE. (Continued.)
Play bills. February 16, 1829-June 15, 1843. [Boston. 1829-43.]
av: **T 10.25
The file is incomplete.
[Scrap-book of various manuscripts relating to the Tremont theatre.
Boston. 1827-43.] **T 72,10
Roston. Theatres. TREMQNT THEATRE, 1827-1843. Works about.
Petsy, W. Letters on the Tremont theatre, respectfully addressed
to the primitive subscribers, its friends and patrons. Boston. 1830.
**T 76.46; etc.
Boston. Theatres. TREMONT THEATRE, 1863-1865.
Play bills. Feb. 26-28, Nov. 30, 1863; Oct. 31, 1864; Jan. 2, Feb. 3,
Feb. 10, April 3, April 25, 1865. [Boston. 1863-65.] **'T 10,26
This theatre opened in the Studio building, February 9, 1863.
Boston. Theatres. TREMONT THEATRE, I889-
Programmes. October 14, 1889-. [Boston. 1889-.] 1 v. and 8 boxes.
Very fragmentary after 1901. **T 10.27
Boston. Theatres. WINDSOR THEATRE.
' Programmes. September 10, 1881—February 28, 1887. [Boston.
1881-87.] Unpaged. **T 10.47

An incomplete file.

Boston Academy of Music. See Boston. Theatres. BosToN THEATRE,
WASHINGTON STREET.

Boston amusement records. [Newspaper clippings relating to attrac-
tions at Boston theatres, etc. Boston. 1875-79.) (16) pp.

*T 13.4
Boston Budget, The. Grand opera number, 1902, 1903. Boston. 1902, 03.
2 v. Portraits. ® 4040.42

Contains 40 portraits of singers.
Boston Press Club.

Annual entertainment, Ist, 3d, 6th-oth, 13th-14th. [Programmes.]
Boston. 1886-1899. Portraits. Plates. Music. Autograph fac-
similes. — **T..33.7

Same. oth. 1894. **T 95.80

Boston stage, The. Its history from 1854 to the present time. [A
series of articles published in the Boston Courier, 1874-1876.
Mounted in a scrap-book. 38 contemporaneous play-bills are
inserted. Boston. 1874-76.] Unpaged. **T 10.9

Boston supernumerary, A, pseud. See Ford,-Tom.

Boston theatricals. Newspaper cuttings. [Boston. 189-?] (62) pp.
Illus. Portraits. *eT 4.11

Bostonian, A, pseud. See Haliburton, William.

Bostonians, The. Theatrical company.

BarnaBee, H. C. Reminiscences. Edited by G. L. Varney. Boston.
1913. Portraits. Plates. ‘ 4045.163; **T.56.331; etc.

Bottoms up. Natuan, G. J. 6257.306

Bouchard, Alfred.

La langue théatrale. Vocabulaire historique, descriptif et anec-
dotique des termes et des choses du théatre. Suivi d’un appendice
contenant la législation théatrale en vigeur. Paris. Arnaud &
Labat. 1878. (3), v, (1), 378 pp. **T 98.106

Boucheron, Maxime.

La divine Comédie-francaise. Dessins de Job et G. Taverne. Pré-
face de Henry Bauer. Paris. Librairie illustrée. [1888.] (6), vi,
316 pp. Illus. #*T 77,132

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Bouchot, Henri Francois Xavier Marie, editor.

BIBLIOTHEQUE nationale, Paris. Département des estampes. Catalogue
de dessins relatifs 4 V’histoire du théatre. Avec la description
d’estampes rares sur le méme sujet, récemment acquises de M.
Destailleur. [Paris. 1895.] *8064.210

Boucicault, Agnes Robertson. See Robertson, Agnes.
Boucicault, Dion.

Antique and modern furniture, collection of oil paintings, rare books,
plays, stage costumes, etc. The personal property of Dion Bouci-
cault, to be sold by auction. [New York. 18094.] 28 pp. **T.95.41

Boucicault, Dion. Works about.

Watsu, T. The career of Dion Boucicault. New York. 1915. Por-

traits. **T 95.151
_ Boudot, Pierre Jean, alleged author.

Bibliothéque du théatre francois, depuis son origine. See Bibliothéque

du théatre francois depuis son origine.
Bouffé, Hugues Désiré Marie.
Mes souvenirs, 1800-1880. Préface par Ernest Legouvé. Paris.
Dentu. 1880. xx, 404 pp. Portraits. Manuscript facsimile.
**T.57.327
Bouffé, Hugues Désiré Marie. Works about.
Jacguot, C. J. B. Bouffé. Paris. 1867. Portrait. No. 6 in **M.129a.36
Lecomte, ‘L. H. Bouffé. Etude biographique. Paris. 1867. **T.57.15
Bouffé, Marie. See Bouffé, Hugues Désiré Marie.
Bouilly, Jean Nicolas.
Mes récapitulations. Paris. Janet. [1836, 37.] 3 v. Portrait.

Memoirs and recollections. ¥*T 56.295
Soixante ans du Théatre-francais. Par un amateur, né en 1769
[pseud.]. Paris. Gosselin. 1842. (3), 210 pp. ¥**T 98.48

Sketches of actors.
Bouis-bouis, bastringues et caboulots de Paris. Paris. Tralin. 1861.
IQI pp. **T.79.9
Boullault, Mathurin Joseph.

La conjuration de Mile Duchesnois, contre Mlle Georges Weymer,
pour lui ravir la couronne; avec les piéces justificatives, recueillies
par M. J. Boullault. Paris. Pillot. An XI.= 1803. (3), 84 pp.
Portrait. — No. 6 in **G.3562.2

Boulton, William Biggs.

The amusements of old London. Being a survey of the sports and
pastimes, tea gardens and parks, playhouses and other diversions
of the people of London from the 17th to the beginning of the
19th century. London. Nimmo. t1g01. 2 v. Colored plates.
Another copy is on shelf-number *2493.167. | ¥*T 95.112

Bouquet, Francois.
La troupe de Moliére et les deux Corneille 4 Rouen en 1658. Paris.
Claudin. 1880. (4), 148, (4) pp. Plates. Manuscript facsimile.
¥*T 59.12
Bouquin de La Souche, J. P. See Lassouche, Bouquin de.
Bourbon, Armand de, Prince de Conti. See Conti, Armand de Bourbon,
Prince de.
Bourcicault, D. L. See Boucicault, Dion.
Bourdon, Georges.
Les théatres anglais. Avec une préface de Edwin O. Sachs. Paris.

Fasquelle. 1903. (3), 320 pp. 2552.59
Applies especially to the London theatres.

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Bourgeois, Maurice.
John Millington Synge and the Irish theatre. London. Constable
& Co., Ltd. 1913. xiv, (1), 337, (1) pp. Portraits. Plates. Auto-
graph facsimile. Genealogical chart. 4579-244
Bibliography, pp. 251-296. There is also given a list of first performances of
Synge’s plays in various countries and places.
Bourgogne, Jean de.
Un comédien d’autrefois [Fleury] —1750-1822. Paris. Grasset.
1914. (3), 295, (1) pp. Portrait. 4677.116
Bourgoin, Marie Thérése Etiennette.
Coste p’Arnozpat, C. P. Lettre d’un comédien du Théatre de la
_république, aux demoiselles Gros et Bourguoin,.dont les débuts
doivent suivre celui de mademoiselle Volnay. [Avec une Lettre
du citoyen Palissot, A la citoyenne Bourguoin, sur ses débuts au
Théatre de la république. Anon.] Paris. An ix [1801].
No. 5 in **G.3562.2
Bourguoin, Mademoiselle. See Bourgoin, Marie Thérése Etiennette.
Bourke, John Gregory.
The miracle play of the Rio Grande. [Boston. 1893.] 89-05 pp.
From the Journal of American Folk-Lore [*4402.105.6]. 4365.140
Bouteiller, Jules Edouard.
Histoire compléte et méthodique des théatres de Rouen. Rouen.
Giroux & Renaux. 1860, 63. 2 v. Illus. **T 76.9

Contents. — 1. Les théatres 4 Rouen avant 1776. — Théatre-des-arts, «. Théatre-
des arts. 1800 a 1887. :

Les théatres de société de Rouen. Rouen. Schneider. 1877. (5),
152 pp. **T 76.5
Boutet de Monvel, Etienne.
Un artiste d’autrefois. Adolphe Nourrit: sa vie et sa correspondance.
Paris. Plon-Nourrit et cie. 1903. (3), ii, 319, (1) pp. Portraits.
4049a.241
Boutet de Monvel, Roger.
Les Variétés. 1850-1870. Paris. Plon-Nourrit & cie. [1905.] (5),
187, (3) pp. *8T 77,125
Boutron, ——.
Déclarations de M. Boutron, machiniste en chef de l’Académie im-

périale de musique. [Paris. 18—?] 11 pp. No. 5 in **G,157.10
Relates to the Paris Opera. The title-page is missing.

Bowen, Louise de Koven.

Five and ten cent theatres. Two investigations by the Juvenile
Protective Association of Chicago, 1909 and 1911. Text by Louise
de Koven Bowen. Chicago. [1911?] (12) pp. 5576.283
Chiefly about moving picture shows.

Boyd, Frank.

Records of the Dundee stage, from the earliest times to the present
day. Dundee. Thomson. 1886. (3), ti, (1), 96, (2) pp. Por-
traits. Plate. Autograph facsimile. **T 77,104

Boyd, James Penny, editor. ‘

The drama. Its history, literature and influence on civilization.
Victorian edition. [Edited by Alfred Bates, J. P. Boyd-and J.
P. Lamberton.] London. The Athenian Society. 1903. 20 v.
Portraits. Plates, some colored. : **T 45.1

Contents. — 1, Greek drama. 2. Greek and Roman drama. 3. Oriental drama.
4. Religious drama. 5. Italian drama. 6. Spanish and Portuguese drama. 7-9.
French drama. 10-12, German drama. 13-16. British drama. 17, Scandinavian
drama. 18, Russian drama. 19, 20. American drama.

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Boylan, R. Dillon, translator.
Gortue, J. W. von. Wilhelm Meister’s apprenticeship. London.
1846.] ' 4876.89; etc.
Boyron, Michel. See Baron, Michel Boyron, called Baron.
Boysse, Ernest.
Les abonnés de l’opéra (1783-1786). Paris. Quantin. 1881. (3), x,

356 pp. Portraits. Plate. **M 113.5
Le théatre des Jésuites. Paris. Vaton. 1880. (3), iii, 370 pp.
3519.753 **T.77.95

Boysse, Ernest, editor.

PaPILLon DE La Fertt, D. P. J. L’administration des Menus. Journal
de Papillon de La Ferté, intendant et contrdleur de l’argenterie,
menus-plaisirs et affaires de la chambre du roi. (1756-1780.)
Publié avec une introduction et des notes par Ernest Boysse.
Paris. 1887. **T 55.49

Bracco, Antonio.

Eleonora Duse. [New York. McGrath. 1806.] 7 pp.

No. 3 in **T.55.138
Bracegirdle, Anne.

THEATRICAL correspondence in death. An epistle from Mrs. Old-
field, in the shades, to Mrs. Br..ceg...rdle, upon earth: con-
taining, a dialogue between the most eminent players in the
shades, upon the late stage desertion. London. 1743.

“#*T 57.346; etc.
Brachvogel, Albert Emil.

Geschichte des kéniglichen Theaters zu Berlin. Nach Archivalien
des Konigl. Geh. Staats-Archivs und des Konigl. Theaters. Berlin.
Janke. 1877, 78. 2 v. #*T 76.138

Contents. — 1. Das alte Berliner Theater-Wesen. 2. Die kénigliche Oper unter
Freiherrn von der Reck und das National-Theater bis zu Iffland.

Brackel, Ferdinande Maria Theresia, Frei von.
The circus-rider’s daughter. Translated by Mary A. Mitchell. 3d
edition. New York. Benziger. [1806.] 317 pp. 6898.150
Brady, James Jay.
Life of Denman Thompson (Joshua Whitcomb). New York. Mc-
Farland & Comstock. [1888.] 83, (3) pp. Portrait. **T 57.372
Braham, John.
GILuiLaNnpd, T. Jack in office; containing remarks on Mr. Braham’s
address to the public; with a full and impartial consideration of
Mr. Kemble’s conduct with respect to the above gentleman. Lon-
don. [1804.] **T 96.28; etc.
Brainard, Charles H.
John Howard Payne: a biographical sketch. Boston. Cupples,
Upham & Co. 1885. (9), 144 pp. Portraits. Plates. Facsimile.
. 4242.70; **M.112.4
Same. Washington, D. C. Coolidge. #*T 55.135
Brainerd, Thomas.
Influence of theatres. A lecture on the nature and tendency of the
stage. Philadelphia. 1840. 16 pp. **T 76.179
In opposition to the theatre.
Brandes, Johann Christian.
Mémoires. Avec une notice concernant cet acteur, et placée en téte
des Mémoires d’Iffland. Paris. Ponthieu. 1823. 2 v. [Collec-
tion des mémoires sur V’art dramatique.] ¥**T 56.9
Another copy is on shelf-number **G.224.2.11,12.  ,

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Brandes, Johann Christian. Works about.

Picarp, L. B. ‘Notice sur Iffland et sur Brandes. (Ju Iffland, A. W.

Mémoires. Pp. i-lv. Paris. 1823.) **T 56.8; etc.
Brar.dl, Alois, editor.

Deutscuz Shakespeare-Gesellschaft, Weimar. Jahrbuch. Jahrgang

1-50. Berlin [etc.]. 1865-1914. 50 v. in 49. * 4593.13 etc.
Brandon, James.

O. P. Amateur, An, psentd. A plain statement of facts containing
the whole of the particulars relative to the existing differences
between the present management of Covent Garden Theatre and
Mr. James Brandon: with remarks on the impolicy of again
risking another theatrical war, alias an O. P. row! London.
1823. a ¥#*T 95.37

Brasseur, Albert.
Germain, A. Albert Brasseur. Paris. [1898.} Portraits. **T.93.12
Brayley, Arthur Wellington.

Woods’ Boston Museum. What the razing of an old landmark dis-
closed. (Jn Bostonian, The. Vol. 2, pp. 125-130. Plate. Boston.
1895.) ¥5301.45.2

Brayley, Edward Wedlake. |

Historical and descriptive accounts of the theatres of London.
Illustrated by Daniel Havell. London. Taylor. 1826. vi, 2, (1),
4,92 pp. Colored plates. Plans. ¥*T 72,7

Brazier, Nicolas.

Histoire des petits théatres de Paris depuis leur origine. Nouvelle
édition, augmentée. Paris. Allardin. 1838. 2 v. **T 79.13

Same. Chroniques des petits théatres de Paris. Réimprimées avec
notice, variantes et notes par Georges D’Heylli [pseud.]. Paris.

Rouveyre & Blond. 1883. xxxiv, 390 (1) pp. **T 78.63
Contains a reproduction of the title-page of the edition of 1837.

Bréant de Fontenay, Adolphe, editor.

ANNUAIRE dramatique. Histoire des théatres depuis leur fondation,
biographie des acteurs de Paris et de la banlieue. Par Adolphe
Bréant de Fontenay et Etienne de Champeaux. Année 1, 1844/45.
Paris. 1845. ¥**T 99.24; etc.

Brede, Charles Frederick.

Schiller on the Philadelphia stage to the year 1830. (Jn German
American Annals. Vol. 7, pp. 254-275. Philadelphia. 1905.)
another copy is on shelf-number No. 1 in **H.80.188.2. *7221.35.7

Brémont, Anna, Comtesse de.

The world of music. Vol. 2: Great singers. London. Gibbings.

1892. (5), 227 pp. 8049.120; **T.109.27.2
Brereton, Austin.
Henry Irving. A biographical sketch. London. Bogue. 1883. ix,

(1), 136 pp. Portraits. Facsimiles. 2440.69; **T.54.22
The life of Henry Irving. New York. Longmans, Green & Co.
1908. 2. Portraits. Plates. Autograph facsimiles. 2440.80

Bibliography at the end of each volume.

The literary history of the Adelphi and its neighbourhood. With a
new introduction. New York. Duffield & Co. r909. xi, 204, (1)
pp. Plates. Map. 2493-164

Mentions Garrick and his contemporaries.
The Lyceum and Henry Irving. London. Lawrence & Bullen, Ltd.
1903. Xvi, 351 pp. Illus. Portraits; some colored. Facsimiles.
2571.110

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Brereton, Austin. (Continued.).

Shakespearean scenes and characters: with descriptive notes on the
plays, and the principal Shakespearean players, from Betterton to
Irving. London. Cassell & Co. 1886. 96 pp. Portrait. Plates.
Autograph facsimile. **G,61.7

Some famous Hamlets from Burbage to Fechter. With an appendix
giving extracts from the criticisms on Hamlet. London. Bogue.

1884. viii, (3), 74 pp. . 6600b.11; **T.97.96
Contents. — Richard Burbage, John Lowin, Joseph Taylor, and Thomas Betterton.
— David Garrick, John Henderson, George Frederick Cooke. — The three
Kembles, and Charles Mayne Young.—Edmund Kean, William Charles Macready.
Junius Brutus Booth. — Charles John Kean, Charles Albert Fechter.

Brereton, Austin, editor.

Dramatic Notes. A year-book of the stage. 1879, 1880/81-84/85,
89-92. London. 1879-92. 8 v. in 5. Illus. Portraits. **T.26.38

Gattery of players. [Quarterly.] No. 1-9, 11. From The Illustrated
American. New York. 1894[-97]. to parts in1v. Portraits. **T.52.9

Bressant, Jean Baptiste Prosper.

Pornsot, A. E. Comédie-francaise. Bressant (1833-1877). Docu-
ments recueillis aux archives des Variétés, du Théatre impérial de
Saint-Pétersbourg, du Gymnase et de la Comédie-frangaise. Paris.
1877. Portrait. : **T 57.432

Bréviaire, Le, des comédiens. Letion-Damiens, L. E. **T.77.231; etc.
Brewer, George, editor.

Man, The, in the Moon. [Weekly.] Consisting of essays and

* critiques on the politics, morals, manners, drama, &c., of the

present day. No. 1-24. Nov. 12, 1803-—Jan. 28, 1804. London.

1804. **T 26.10
Brewer, James Norris.

Histrionic topography: or, the birth-places, residences, and funeral
monuments of the most distinguished actors. Illustrated by, en-
gravings by J. & H. Storer. London. Cole. 1818. iv, 37, (1) pp.
Plates. **T 96.229
Another copy is on shelf-number **G.3923.17.

Brewster, William Tenney, translator. ;

Veca Carrio, L. F. pe. The new art of writing plays. New York.

IQIA, ¥**T 46.60.1
Bricauld de Verneuil, Charles Emile.

Moliére a Poitiers en 1648 et les comédiens dans cette ville, de 1648
a 1658. Publié par Alfred Richard. Avec une notice biographique
sur auteur. Paris. Lecéne & Oudin. 1887. 60, (1) pp. 4670.12

Brichanteau, actor. Cwuaretie, J. A. A. **T.87.19
Brichanteau, comédien. Cwaretie, J. A. A. 6699.27; **T.87.26
Bridgeman, Cunningham.

Gilbert, and Sullivan‘ and their operas. With recollections and
anecdotes of D’Oyly Carte and other famous Savoyards. By
Francois Cellier and Cunningham Bridgeman. Boston. Little,
Brown & Co. 1934. xxiii, 443 pp. Portraits. Plates. Facsimiles.
The second part of the book is by Bridgeman alone. 4047.135

Brie, Edme Villequin, called De Brie.

Constant, C. F. Moliére a Fontainebleau (1661-1664). Simple note

historique. Suivie de la biographie du comédien De Brie. Meaux.

1873. **T.55.34
Brief chronicles. WHuINTER, W. *kT 95.7
Briefe aus der Bretterwelt. MUELLER-Pav, A. **T 76.171

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-Brieux, Eugéne, prefacer.

Crark, B. H., editor and translator. Four plays of the Free Theatre.

Produced at the Théatre libre. Cincinnati. 1915. 6699a.289
Brieux Saint-Laurent, . Vicomte de. :

Quelques mots sur les danses modernes. Paris. Douniol. 1868.

48 pp. **T 96.147
Briggs, John.

The history of Jim Crow. London. Smallfield. 1839. (7), 321, (1) pp.

A novel of theatrical life. ¥*T 87.6
Bright, Addison, editor.

Tueratre, The. A monthly review and magazine. July 1877 - Dec.

1897. London. 1877-1897. 41 v. Illus. Portraits. ¥#*T 25.1
Bright, Mynors, editor.

Pepys, S. Diary and correspondence, from his MS. cypher in the
Pepysian library, with a life and notes by Richard, Lord Bray- -
brooke. London. 1875-79. 6 v. Portraits. Plates. 2541.55

Brighton, England. Theatres.

Porter, H. C. The history of the theatres of Brighton, from 1774

to 1885, Brighton. 1886. ' **T 76.48.
Brindeau, Louis Paul Edouard.

Pornsot, A. E. Brindeau: sociétaire retiré de la Comédie-frangaise

(1814-1882). Paris. 1882. Portrait. ¥*T 57.17
Brinton, Selwyn John Curwyn, translator.

Borsa, M. The English stage of to-day. London. 1908.

2556.142; **T.46.14

 

Brisson, Adolphe, editor.

Sarcey, F. Quarante ans de théatre. (Feuilletons dramatiques.)
Paris. 1900-1902. 8 v. Portraits. 4676.114; **T.47.1

Bristol, England. Theatres.

Jenkins, R. Memoirs of the Bristol stage, from the period of the
theatre at Jacob’s Well, down to the present time; with notices
of some of the most celebrated comedians who have appeared
on its boards. Bristol. 1826. **T 77,1803 etc.

British Fire Prevention Committee.

The fire at the Iroquois Theatre, 30th December, 1903, comprising a
descriptive paper by Edwin P. Sachs. The new theatre regula-
tions at Chicago, the verdict at the inquest, with some construc-
tional particulars by the National Fire Protection Association,
U.S. A. London. 1904. 46 pp. Plates. Plans. [Publications.
No. 81.] 4019.263

Theatre exits. A paper by Alfred Darbyshire. With a description
and plan of Sir Henry Irving’s “safety theatre.” London. 1808.
14 pp. *4019.143

British theatre, The. Containing the lives of the English dramatic
poets. [Anon.] See Chetwood, William Rufus.

British theatre, The, and the Church of England contrasted; or, an
attempt to shew the inconsistency of stage entertainments with
the profession of Christianity. Sheffield: Sold by John Smith.
[177-?] **T.96.119

British theatrical gallery. Terry, D. **T 52.13 etc.

Broadbent, R. J.

A history of pantomime. London. Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton,
Kent & Co., Ltd. [1901.] 226, (1) pp. 2576.179; **T.97.306

Brockmann, Johann Franz Hieronymus.

Scuink, J. F. Ueber Brockmann’s Hamlet. Berlin. 1778. **G.3916.5

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Brodmeier, Cecil.

Die Shakespeare-Biihne nach den alten en eee Weimar.

Huschke. 1904. (3), 115, (2) pp. Plans. 4594.155
Brook, Nathaniel.

A true, perfect, and exact catalogue of all the comedies, tragedies,
tragi-comedies, pastorals, masques, and interludes, that were
ever yet printed and published, till 1661, which you may either
buy or sell at the shops of Nath. Brook, Francis Kirkman, Tho.
. Johnson and Henry Marsh. [London.] 1661. 16 pp. **T 67.3
There is no title-page. Another copy is on shelf-number No. 2 in **G.3810.51.

Brooke, Gustavus Vaughan.

Lawrence, W. J. The life of Gustavus Vaughan Brooke, tragedian.

Belfast. 1892. Portrait. 2541.129; **T.55.15
Brookfield, Charles Hallam Elton. :

Random reminiscences. London. Arnold. 1902. xi, 305 pp. Por-
trait. Autograph facsimile. ¥*T 55.82

Same. 4th impression. 1903. 4545.182

Brooklyn, New York. Fire Marshal.

The fire in the Brooklyn Theatre (December 5, 1876). Special
report of the Fire Marshall. Official list of those who lost their
lives by the accident. Evidence taken as to the cause of the fire.
Brooklyn. 1876. 70 pp. **T 95.40

Brooklyn, New York. Theatres.

Harrison, G. A history of the progress of the drama, music and the
fine arts in the City of Brooklyn. Brooklyn. 1884. Illus. Por-
traits. **T 92.4

Lansinc & Co., publishers. Interior views (with seats numbered).
New York & Brooklyn theatres. [New York.] 1880. Plans.

**T 97.81

Brooklyn, NV. Y. Theatres. BrooKLYN THEATRE. *
Hotocaust, The, at’ the Brooklyn theatre. With interment and
; memorial services, and official list of the dead and missing.
Brooklyn. 1876. No. 15 in *4477.52

Tueatre holocaust, Brooklyn, N. Y., December 5, 1876. [Newspaper
clippings.] Brooklyn. 1876. Plates. Portraits. **T Cab.1.18

THRILLING personal experience, A! Brooklyn’s horror. Wholesale
holocaust at the Brooklyn, New York, Theatre, on the night of
December sth, 1876. Origin, progress and devastation of the fire.
Philadelphia. Barclay & Co. [1877.] 62 pp. Portraits. Plates.

**T 75.81
Brotanek, Rudolf.

Die englischen Maskenspiele. Wien. Braumiiller. 1902. xiv, (1),
371 pp. [Wiener Beitrage zur englischen Philologie. Band 15.]
Bibliographie, pp. 339-366. ¥ 4552.55.15

Brouc, Martial.

Hygiéne philosophique des artistes dramatiques, ou traité des causes
physiques, intellectuelles et morales, qui engendrées ou favorisées
par l’exercice de l’art dramatique, peuvent compromettre la santé
des artistes qui cultivent cet art. Paris. Trinquart. 1836. 2 v.

**M 141.10
Brouchoud, Claude Anne Francois.

Les origines du théatre de Lyon. Mystéres, farces et tragédies,
troupes ambulantes — Moliére, avec notes et documents. Lyon.
Scheuring. 1865. (4), 88, (1) pp. Manuscript facsimiles.

, ¥#*T 75.28

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Brough, Robert Barnabas.
Marston Lynch, his life and times. A personal biography. With a,
meimoir of the author by George Augustus Sala. London. Ward
& Lock. 1860. xi, 354 pp. Portrait. ¥**T 58.126
Brougham, John.
Life, stories, and poems. Edited by William Winter. Boston. Osgood
& Co. 1881. 461 pp. Illus. Portraits, Plates. Manuscript fac-
simile. 2454.51; **T.57.182
Another copy is on shelf-number *A.1169.
Brown, Alexander Menzies.
Moliére and his medical associations. Glimpses of the court and
stage — The faculties and physicians of the Grand siécle. Lon-
don. The Cotton Press. 1897. xxvii, 231, (1) pp. **T 55.78
Bibliography, p. (1).
Brown, Allen Augustus, compiler.
Dramatic and musical personals. [Boston. 1903-1914.] 13 v. Hlus.

Portraits. #*T 14.4
Composed of clippings from newspapers, magazines, etc. Each volume has an
index,

Magazine articles. Drama. Vol. 1-63; new series, vol. 1-33. [Bos-
ton. 1882-1916.] 96 v. Illus. Portraits. Plates. Map. Music.
Manuscript facsimiles. ¥*T15,1
Composed of articles cut from magazines, with a few programmes, prospectuses
aid newspaper clippings. Each volume has an index. A general index to vol.
1-56, and N. §S., vol. 1-23, is on shelf-number **T.15.1a.

Magazine articles. Ibsen. [Boston. 1906.] 1 v. Illus. Portraits.
Autograph facsimiles. ¥*T 15.3
Composed of magazine articles, newspaper clippings, programmes, etc. There
is an index.

The matinee girl. [Boston. 1906, 12.] 2 v. Illus. Portrait.

**T 14.6

Composed of clippings from The matinee girl column of the New York Dramatic
Mirror, conducted by Kate Masterson, and relating principally to the American
stage. :

Notices of plays. [Boston. 1901-16.] 25 v. Illus. Portraits.

**T 14.3

Coraposed of newspaper and magazine clippings, programmes, prospectuses,
etc. Each volume has an index.

Programmes, musical and dramatic. [Boston, etc. 1887-94.] 2 v.
There is an index in each volume. **M_371.13

Sarah Bernhardt. [Boston. 1910.] (5), 239 pp. Illus. Portraits.
Plans. Facsimile. **T 14.8
Composed of clippings from newspapers, programmes, prospectuses, etc. Indexed.

Theatres. [Boston. 190-?-1913.] 2v. Illus. Portraits. **T 14.5
Composed of clippings from newspapers. Each volume has an index.

Theatrical biographies. [Boston. 1901-14.] 22 v. Illus. Portraits.

cor **T 14,2
Composed of clippings from newspapers and magazines, relating Principally to
the American stage. Each volume has an index.

Theatrical topics. [Boston. 1900-16.] 26 v. Illus. Portraits. Dia-
grams. Facsimile. Autograph facsimiles. ° eeT 4

Composed of clippings from newspapers, magazines, Prospectuses, programmes,
cte., relating principally to the American stage. Each volume has an index.

The Usher. 1900-09. Scrap-book. [Boston. 1909.] Iv. **T.14.7
Composed of clippings from The Usher column of the New York Dramatic
Mirror, relating principally to the American stage.

Brown, Arthur King, compiler.
Dramatic and musical photographs [with indexes. Boston. 191 I-14].
14 v. Illus. Portraits. Plates. *8T 12,1

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Brown, Arthur King, compiler. (Continued.)

[Engravings made from drawings by Moreau to illustrate Voltaire’s
plays in the GEuvres complétes edited by P. A. Caron de Beau-
marchais and others.] 1914. 29 plates. ¥ET 42.6

Theatrical miscellanies. Vol. 1-5; new series, vol. 1-3. [Boston.
1910-13.] 8 v. Illus. ~Portraits. Plates. Plans. Manuscript
facsimiles. ¥*T 14.9
Composed of theatrical programmes, prospectuses, etc. Many of the pictures
are colored. Each volume has an index.

Brown, Frank Chouteau, compiler.

A selective list of essays and books about the drama and the theatre,
exclusive of biography. [Chicago.] The Drama League of
America. [1912.] 27 pp. 2175.74

Brown, James Hutchinson.

Catalogue of [his] extensive dramatic collection. To be sold by
auction, April 12- June 16. C. F. Libbie & Co., auctioneers.
Boston. 1898. 3 v. in 1. Portrait. **T 65.9

Brown, John.

The stage: a poem. London. Souter. 1819. (1), 50 pp.

Relates to the actors at the London theatres. No. 13 in **G,_3823.18
Brown, Mary A., compiler.

Magazine articles. Drama. Compiled by Allen A. Brown. General
index to Vol. 1-56; N.S. vol. 1-23. Compiled by Mary A. Brown.
Manuscript. [Boston. 191-?] (122) ff. #eT 15.0
The volumes to which this is an index are on shelf-number **T.15.1.

Brown, Ray, illustrator.

Smity, H. B. Stage lyrics. With illustrations by Archie Gunn,

Ray Brown and E. W. Kemble. New York. 1900. *4306.175
Brown, Thomas.

The life of the late famous comedian, Jo. Hayns. Containing, his
comical exploits and adventures, both at home and abroad. [Anon.]
London, Printed for J. Nutt. 1701. (8), 63, (1) pp. **T 58.146

The stage-beaux toss’d in a blanket: or, hypocrisie alamode; expos’d
in a true picture of Jerry, a pretending scourge to the English
stage. A comedy. With a prologue on occasional conformity;
being a full explanation of the Poussin Doctor’s book; and an
epilogue on the reformers. [Anon.] London, Printed, and sold
by J. Nutt. 1704. (12), 60; (3) pp. ¥**T 36.35
A satire on Jeremy Collier’s attacks on the stage.

Wit for money: or, Poet Stutter: a dialogue between Smith, Johnson,
and Poet Stutter. Containing reflections on some late plays; and
particularly on Love for money, or, the boarding-school. [Anon.]
London: Printed for S. Burgis. 1691. (6), 30 pp.

No. 2 in **G.3824.2
Thomas Durfey, the author of Love for money, is represented in the character
of the Poet Stutter. The dedication is signed Critick Catcall, This work is
attributed in the Dictionary of National Biography to Thomas Brown.
Brown, Thomas Allston.

History of the American stage. Containing biographical sketches
of nearly every member of the profession that has appeared on
the American stage, from 1733 to 1870. New York. Dick &
Fitzgerald. [1870.] 421 pp. Portraits. Autograph facsimile.

4444.23; **T.56.256
History of the New York theatres. [New York. 1888.] (90) pp.
Portrait. **T Cab.1.13

Consists of clippings from the New York Clipper for ace it was reprinted
under the following title.

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Brown, Thomas Allston. (Continued.)

A history of the New York stage from the first performance in 1732
to 1901 New York. Dodd, Mead & Co. 1903. 3 v. *4395.176

The showman’s guide. Containing the names of all the principal
halls used by traveling exhibitions in the United States and
British Provinces. 3d edition. New York. Brown. [1874.] (4),
75 Pp. **T.77.200

Brown, Thomas Allston, prefacer.

Day, C. H. Fun in black; or, sketches of minstrel life. With The
origin of minstrelsy, by T. Allston Brown, giving a history of
Ethiopian minstrelsy from 1799. New York. 1874. Illus.

#*T 97.321
Browne, Charles Farrar. (Artemus Ward:) :

Artemus Ward’s lecture [on the Mormons. Panorama]. (As de-
livered at the Egyptian Hall, London.) Edited by his executors,
T. W. Robertson & E. P. Hingston. London. Hotten. 1860.

107, (4) pp. Illus. Plates. Autograph facsimile. 4507.31
Another copy is on shelf-number *A.1185.6.

Same. Artemus Ward’s panorama. (As exhibited at the Egyptian
Hall, London.) Edited by his executors, T. W. Robertson & E. P.
Hingston. New York. Carleton. 1869. 213 pp. Illus. Plates.

' Another copy is on shelf-number *A.1185.4. 4507.39; **T.97.257
Browne, Charles Farrar. Works about.

Hineston, E. P. The genial showman. Reminiscences of the life
of Artemus Ward and pictures of a showman’s career in the
western world. London. [1870.] 2 v. Colored plates.

4446.213; **T.57.167

— Same. New York. 1870. Illus. Plates. 4446.294; **T.56.322

Browne, Edith A.

W. S. Gilbert. London. Lane. 1907. x, (1), 96 pp. Portraits.
Plates. Autograph facsimile. [Stars of the stage.] 4549a.198
Bibliography of the plays of W. S. Gilbert, pp. 95, 96.

Browne, Hablot Knight (‘“Phiz’’), illustrator.

Raymonp, G. Memoirs of Robert William Elliston, comedian. With
illustrations by, George Cruikshank [and] ‘“Phiz’ [pseud. of
Hablot Knight Brown]. London. 1844, 45. 2 v.

**T 56.216; etc.
Brownell, Atherton.

Boston theatres of today. (Jn Bostonian, The. Vol. 2, pp. 655-673.

Illus. Portraits. Plates. Boston. 1895.) ¥*5301.45.2
Brownrigg, Henry.
Some account of a stage devil. [London. 1838.] 242-250 pp.

No. 11 in **G,.3822.3
From the New Monthly Magazine [Colburn’s], 1835 [Periodical Room *5317.-
1.45]. Relates to George Wieland’s impersonation of the devil in the London
theatres.

Brownsmith, John.

The dramatic time-piece: or perpetual monitor. A calculation of the
length of time every act takes in the performing in all the acting
plays at the Theatres-Royal of Drury-Lane, Covent-Garden, and
Hay-Market. London: Printed for J. Almon. 1767. (4), 75, (4)
pp. **T 48.5

The rescue: or, Thespian scourge. Being a critical énquiry into the
merit of a poem, intituled, Thespis. With some candid ‘remarks
on the modesty, good-nature, and impartiality of that piece.

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Brownsmith, John. (Continued.)
Written in Hudibrastic verse. London: Printed for J. Williams.
1767. (3), 28 pp. *#T5 4.27
Kelly’s Thespis may be found on shelf-numbers **T.94.5; **T.54.26.

Bruce, John, F.S.A. _

Who was “Will, my lord of Leycester’s jesting player?” (In Shake-
speare Society, London. Papers. Vol. 1, pp. 8805. London.
1844.) 4596.11.13; **G.3927.37.1
On an allusion in one of Sir Philip Sidney’s letters.

Bruening, Ida.

Le théatre en Allemagne. Son origine et ses luttes. (1200-1760.)
Préface de Henri de Lapommeraye. Paris. Plon, Nourrit & cie.
[1887.] (3), xii, 2905, (1) pp. Portraits. Plate. 2860.68; **T.77.93

Brune, Clare, translator. 5
Lauw, L. Fourteen years with Adelina Patti. London. 1884.
4049.96; **M.146.12
Brunet, Gustave. See Brunet, Pierre Gustave.
Brunet, Marguerite. See Montansier, Marguerite Brunet, called
Mademoiselle Montansier.
Brunet, Pierre Gustave, editor.

Dinaux, A. M. Les sociétés badines, bachiques,. littéraires et
chantantes. Leur histoire et leurs travaux. Paris. 1867. 2 v.
Portrait. ¥*T 96.15

Brunetiére, Ferdinand. See Brunetiére, Marie Ferdinand.

Brunetiére, Marie Ferdinand.

Les époques du théatre francais. (1636-1850.) Paris. Lévy. 18092.
(5), 373, (1) pp. [Conférences de l’Odéon.] 2694.93; **T.47.76

The law of the drama. With an introduction by Henry Arthur Jones.
New York. i914. (5), 94, (1) pp. [Columbia University. Dra-
matic Museum. Publications. Series 1. Papers on play-making.
No. 3.] **T 46.60.3

Bruni, Geminiano, and others.

Albo pittorico di alcune feste modenesi nella fausta occasione delle
nozze auguste tra l’A. R. dell’ Arciduca Francesco. Ferdinando,
Principe Ereditario di Modena e S. A. R. la Principessa Adelgonda
di Baviera. Modena. Soliani. 1842. (16) ff. Plates. #*T 92.3
The preface is signed: Bruni Geminiano, Cappelli Agostino, Berselli Giovanni.

Brunier, Ludwig.

Friedrich Ludwig Schroder. Ein. Kiinstler- und Lebensbild. Leipzig.

Weber. 1864. x, (1), 388 pp. 2849a.53; **T.57.383
Brunier, Ludwig, editor. :

Bauer, C. Caroline Bauer. (Grafin Broel-Plater.) Ein Lebensbild

aus ihren Briefen. Bremen. 1879. 2847.56
Brunswick, The: a poem. [Anon.] See Thomson, Charles.
Brunswick, Germany. Theatres.

Guaser, A. Geschichte des Theaters zu Braunschweig. Eine kunst-

' geschichtliche Skizze. Braunschweig. 1861. 2870a.98

Brunswick, Germany. Theatres. NATIONALTHEATER.

Korr,-H. Die Bihnenleitung Aug. Klingemanns in Braunschweig.
Mit einem Anhang: Die Repertoire des Braunschweiger National
Theaters. Hamburg. 1901. 6872.59

Brussels, Belgium. Theatres. THEATRE DE LA MONNAIE.

IswarDon, J. Le Théatre de la Monnaie depuis sa fondation jusqu’a

nos jours. Bruxelles. 1890. Portraits. Plates. Facsimiles.
*#T.74.5

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Brussels, Belgium. Theatres. THEATRE FLAMAND.

Bags, J. Théatre flamand a Bruxelles. Bruxelles. [1893.] Plates,

one colored. Plans. *Cab.60.70.5
Bryan, Alfred, illustrator.

Entr’acte ANNUAL, The. 1873, 76, 80-99. Compiled by W. H. Combes.
Illustrated by Alfred Bryan. London. 1873-99. 22 v. in 6. Illus.
Portraits. Plates. ¥*T 25.5

Fitzceratp, P. H. Music Hall land. An account of the natives, male
and female, pastimes, songs, antics, and general oddities of that
strange country. London. [1890.] Illus. **T 96.199

Hatton, J. Reminiscences of J. L. Toole. Related by himself, and
chronicled by Joseph Hatton. Illustrations by Alfred Bryan and
W. H. Margetson. London. 1889. 2v. Illus. Portraits. Auto-
graph facsimiles. 4545-104; **T.56.221

Ross, C. H. “Stage whispers,” and “shouts without.” A book about
plays and playgoers, actors and actresses. With colored costumes
by Archibald Chasemore, heads by Alfred Bryan, comic scenes
by Judy’s artists, and chatter at the wing by Charles H. Ross.
London. [1881.] Illus. Portraits. Plates. ¥**T 96.237

Buc, Sir George.

CunnincHaM, P. Sir George Buc and the office of the Revels. (Jn
Shakespeare Society, London. Papers. Vol. 4, pp. 143, 144.
London. 1849.) *45960.11.4; etc.

Buck, Charles. See Bucke, Charles.
Buck, Lillie West Brown. (Amy Leslie.)
Some players. Personal sketches. Chicago. Stone & Co. 1899.
(7), 624, (1) pp. Portraits. Manuscript facsimiles. ¥**T 55.6

Another copy is on shelf-number *2242.67.
Bucke, Charles. :

Derence, A, of Edmund Kean. Being a reply to Mr. Buck’s [sic]
preface, and remarks on his tragedy of the “Italians.” London.
[1819.] **T 96.18; etc.

Frienp, A, ta justice, pseud. A reply to the Defence of Edmund
Kean. With observations in answer to the remarks on the

tragedy of “The Italians.” London. 18709. **T 96.19
Macautey, E. W. Theatric revolution, or plain truth addressed to
common sense. London. 1819. **T 96.20; etc.

Buckham, Philip Wentworth.
The theatre of the Greeks, or the history, literature, and criticism of
the Grecian drama; with an original treatise on the principal tragic
and comic metres. 2d edition. Cambridge. Grant. 1827. x, (1),

495 pp. 4950.24
Same. 3d edition. Deighton. 1830. viii, (4), 572 pp. **T 46.6
Same. 4th edition. With a new introduction and other alterations.

Cambridge. 1836. viii, 508 pp. Plan. Table. 2952.1

Buckingham, Joseph Tinker, editor.

Comet, The. [Weekly.] By Walter Wildfire [pseud.]. No. [1-]13.

Oct. 19, 1811-Jan. 11, 1812, [Boston.] 1811, 12. **T 26.40
Buckle, James George.

Theatre construction and maintenance. Hints and suggestions on
planning, construction, lighting, fire prevention, and the general
structural arrangements of a model theatre. Regulations pre-
pared by the Metropolitan Board of Works and the Lord Chamber-
lain. London. “The Stage” office. 1888. 157 pp. Plate.

8094.30; **T.75.3
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Buckley, James Monroe.

Christians and the theater. New York. Nelson & Phillips. 1876.
(2), 156 pp. 3450.80; **T.77.88
In opposition to the theatre.

Buckley, Reginald R.

The Shakespeare revival and the Stratford-upon-Avon movement.
With chapters on folk-art by Mary Neal, a Foreword by F. R.
Benson, and an introduction by Arthur Hutchinson. London.
Allen. I911. xx, 237, (1) pp. Portraits. Plates. Maps. 4598.50
Hutchinson’s introduction is entitled: The Shakespeare Memorial Theatre at

Stratford-upon-Avon. A record of its work. Buckley’s part of the book has the
special title, The nature of the drama.

Buckskin Mose, pseud. See Perrie, George W.

Buckstone, George B., editor.

Cotman, G., the Younger. Broad grins, My nightgown & slippers,
and other humorous works, prose and poetical. Now first col-
lected. With life and anecdotes of the author. London. [1872.]
Plate. 6568.159; **T.97.89

Buckstone, John Baldwin, editor.

Axszot, W. Posthumous papers. (Jn Chapman’s Magazine. Pp; 213-

221, 280-288, 330-335, 396-414. London. 1844.) ¥#*T 26.37
Buechting, Adolph, compiler.

Bibliotheca theatralis oder Verzeichniss aller in Bezug auf das
Theater in 1847-1866 im deutschen Buchhandel erschienenen
Biicher und Zeitschriften. Mit Ausschluss der Theaterstiicke,
aber mit Beriicksichtigung aller Erlauterungsschriften zu densel-
ben. Mit einem ausfithrlichen Sachregister. Nordhausen. Biich-
ting. 1867. 48 pp. ¥**T 68.2

Catalog der in den Jahren 1850-69 in deutscher Sprache erschienenen
Theaterstiicke in Original und Uebersetzung. Nordhausen.
Bichting. 1860-70. 3 v. in I. ¥*T 67.4

Buehne und Leben. Loén, A., Freiherr yon. 6898.203
Buehne und Welt. [Semi-monthly.] Zeitschrift fir Theaterwesen,
Literatur und Musik. Herausgegeben und geleitet von H.
Stiimcke. Jahrgang 1-17. Berlin. Elsner [& Wigand. 1898-]
1915. 17 v.in 33. Illus. Portraits. Plates. Manuscript facsimiles.

#*T 24.1

The title varies slightly. The title-page and index dre lacking in Jahrgang 1
(Halbb. 1).

Buehnenreform und Volkstheater. Frey, E. F. #*T 75.23

Buehnensterne. Freunp, J. ¥*T 88.13

Buenos Ayres, Argentina. ;

Boscu, M. G. Historia de la épera en Buenos Aires. Origen del
cantu i la musica. Las primeras compafiias i los primeros can-
tantes. Buenos Aires. 1905. 4049a.121

Buffalo Bill. See Cody, William Frederick.
Buffoons. See Clowns and fools.
Buguet, Henry.

Coulisses de bourse et de théatre. [Par] Edmond Benjamin et Henry
Buguet. Paris. Ollendorf. 1882. viii, 273 pp. Illus. **T.97.223
Relates to Paris.

Foyers et coulisses. Histoire anecdotique des théatres de Paris.
Paris. Tresse. 1873-85. 14 v. in 7. Portraits. **T 79.2

Contents. — 1. Folies-Dramatiques. 2. Bouffes-Parisiens. 3. Variétés. 4. Palais-
Royal. 5. Comédie-Frangaise. 6. Vaudeville. 7. Gaité. 8. Opéra. 9. Gymnase.

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Buguet, Henry. (Continued.)
to. Porte-Saint-Martin. 11. Odéon. 12. Ambigu-Comique. 13. Renaissance. 14.
Opéra-Comique.
Livraisons 1-4, 6, 7, 10-13 are by Henry Buguet; livraisons 5, 8 and 14, by
Antoine Edmond Poinsot. Livraison 9 is anonymous, but is attributed in the
catalogue of the Bibliothéque Nationale to Henry Buguet.

Bull, John, pseud. .

Covent Garden Theatre!! Remarks on the cause of the dispute
between the public and managers of the Theatre Royal, Covent
Garden. London. Fairburn. [1809.] 45 pp. Plate.

No. 5 in **G.3821.5
Relates to Kemble and the Old Prices Riot in 1809. The plate is a caricature by
I. Cruikshank of The house that Jack built.

Bull-fighting.
Gautier, T. Militona. Bruxelles. 1847. **T 89.4
Bullock, Charles.

Popular recreation. (A church congress paper.) The theatre as it
is; and the Ober-Ammergau play. London. “Hand and Heart”
publishing office. [1880.] 80 pp. **T 97.160

Bully, Eugéne Auguste Roger de. (Roger de Beauvoir.)
Mémoires de Mademoiselle Mars (de la Comédie francaise). Paris.

Roux & Cassanet. 1849. 2 v. ¥*T 56.67
L’Opéra. Dessin par J. A. Beaucé. Paris. Havard. 1854. 96 pp.
Plate. ¥**M.377.30

Bully, Léocadie Aimée de, editor.
Mars, A. F. H. B.-M. Confidences de Mlle Mars. Paris. 1855.
**T 58.94
Bunkum, Petite, pseud.
The autobiography of Petite Bunkum, the showman; written by
himself. New York. The Author. 1856. 64, (1) pp. Illus.
A‘ satirical life of Phineas T. Barnum. **T 97.262
Bunn, Alfred. :

The case of Bunn versus Lind, with a series of letters from plaintiff
and defendant. To which are added notes explanatory and
critical. London. Johnson. 1848. 73 pp. No. 9 in **M.149.8

A grand commemoration of the departed genius of music! Malibran.

[Verses.] London. Wright. [1836.] 7, (1) pp. Plate. **T.36.71
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 2 in **M.147.34.

A letter to the Rev. J. A. James, of Carr’s Lane Meeting House.
With notes, critical, religious and moral. 3d edition. Birmingham.

The Author. 1824. (3), 34 pp. **T 36.64
Same. 7th edition. **T 96.203
Same. 8th edition. ¥**T 96.29

The stage: both before and behind the curtain, from ‘observations
taken on the spot.” London. Bentley. 1840. 3 v.

; Behe ees 6574.15; **T.76.165
The title-page is missing in vol. 1 of the copy on shelf-number 6574.15. Relates
principally to the London stage.

Same. Philadelphia. Lea & Blanchard. 1840. 2 v. *6574.34
Bunn, Alfred, translator.

Coratu, J.. and E. Burar pz Gurecy. [The devil on two sticks.]
Programme of the story, scenery, and dances. London. [1836.]

**T 36.72

Decomsz, F. A. [The fairy slipper.] Programme of the story,
scenery, and dances. London. [1834.] | **T 36.67
Tacuion1, P. [The revolt of the harem.] Programme of the story,
scenery, and dances. London. [1834.] ¥**T 36.23; etc.

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Bunn, Alfred. Works about.

Apvam, J. R. “A word” with Bunn, after Burns’s “Address to the
Deil.” London. [1847.] ¥#*T 57.303

Letter, A, to Mr. Alfred Bunn, Manager of the Theatre Royal,
Birmingham; being a review of his epistle to the Rev. J. A.
James. By a member of the Church of England. Birmingham.
1824. ¥*T 76.55

Bunn, Margaret Agnes.

Rivau roses, The. A poem. Addressed to Miss O’Neil and Miss
Sommerville, of the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. London.
1819. . No. 9 in **G.3824.3

Bunner, Henry Cuyler, editor.

Portrotio, A, of players [in Augustin Daly’s company]. With a
packet of notes thereon by H. C. Bunner, E. A. Dithmar, Laurence
Hutton, Brander Matthews and William Winter. New York.
1888. 89 pp. Portraits. Plates. ¥*T 52.12

Burat de Gurgy, Edmond.

Biographie des acteurs de Paris. [Anon.] Paris. Les éditeurs.
1837. (2), 177, (1) pp. **T.59.50

[The devil on two sticks.] Programme of the story, scenery, and
dances, in the new grand ballet, The devil on two sticks [by
John Coralli and Edmond Burat de Gurgy]: founded on the
romance by Le Sage. Translated, and adapted to the English
stage, by Alfred Bunn. London. Wright. [1836.] 24 pp.

**T 36.72
Burbage family.

Coruter, J. P. Original history of “The Theatre,” in Shoreditch, and
connexion of the Burbadge family with it. (Jn Shakespeare So-
ciety, London. Papers. Vol. 4, pp. 63-70. London. 1849.)

* 4596.11.43 etc.
Burder, George.

Lawful amusements; a sermon, preached January 10, 1805. ad
edition. With an appendix. London. Williams. 1805. (3), 47
Pp. **T.96.49
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 2 in **G.3824.9..

Burder, George. Works about.
Letter, A, to the Rev. George Burder, occasioned by his sermon

on lawful amusements. London. [1805.] **T 96.61; etc.
—— Same. Postcript. . **T 96.62; etc.
Review of Burder’s Sermon on amusements, and of a reply to it.
[London.] 1805. No. 12 in **G,3824.9

Burdett, Fanny, and Major Burdett.
Lire and adventures of the Burdett twins. (Fanny and Major.)
New York. 1881. No. 3 in 6248.62

Bureau, Georges.
Le théatre et sa législation. Paris. Ollendorff. 1808. (3), 440 pp.
#*T 74.16

Burford, John.

Description [by T. L. Donaldson] of a view of the ruins of the city
of Pompeii, and surrounding country, now exhibiting in the
» panorama, Strand; painted from drawings taken on the spot by
Mr. Burford. [London.] Adlard. 1823. 12 pp. Plate. **T.96.292
Description [by T. L. Donaldson] of a second view of Pompeii, and
surrounding country; representing the tragic theatre, covered

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Burford, John. (Continued.)
theatre, temple of Isis, small forum, now exhibiting in the
panorama, Leicester-Square: painted, from drawings taken on
the spot, by Mr. Burford. London. Adlard. 1824. 12 pp. Plate.
Plan. **T 96.293
Description of the view of Athens, and surrounding country; now
exhibiting in Henry Aston Barker and John Burford’s panorama,
Strand: with an improved explanation. London. Adlard. 1818.

12 pp. Plate. **T 96.295
Same. N. p. [182-?] No. 11 in **E,220a.29
The plate is missing in this copy.
Same. Boston. Clapp. 1837. Plates. 5077-77

Same. Cambridge. Metcalf, Keith & Nichols. 1842. Plate. 5077.85
Description of the view of the city and lake of Geneva, and surround-
ing country, now exhibiting in the Rotunda, Chambers-Street.

Painted by R. Burford 1826. New York. .Conrad. 1829.
16 pp. Illus. Plate. 4864.25
Same. Now exhibiting in the new building on Seyle’s lot, Meeting-
Street. Charleston. Burges. 1835. 4864.21

Description of the view of Venice; taken, and painted by Messrs.
Barker and Burford, now exhibiting in their panorama, Strand.
London. Adlard. 1819. 12 pp. Plate. **T 96.300

An explanation of the view of Rome, taken from the tower of the
Capitol. Now exhibiting at H. A. Barker and J. Burford’s pano-
rama, Strand. [London.] 1818. 24 pp. Plate. **T 96.294

Explanation of the view of the interior of the city of Paris, now
exhibiting in Henry Aston Barker and John Burford’s panorama,
Strand. [London.] Adlard. 1816. 12 pp. Plate. **T 96.297

Burford, Robert.

Description of a view of the great temple of Karnak, and the
surrounding city of Thebes, now exhibiting at the Panorama.
New York. Painted from drawings taken in 1834, by F. Cather-
wood. New-York. Osborn. 1839. 16 pp. Plate. 3054.68

Burgess, Richard.

Description of the circus on the Via Appia near Rome; with some
account of the Circensian games. London. Murray. 1828. vii,
Ilr pp. Illus. Plate. Plans. 2736.12

Burghall, J. E.
A statement of facts. [London. 1797.] 16 pp. No. 6 in **G.3824.6

Copy of a deposition relating to Mr. Burghall, Mrs. Booth and Miss Granger of
Drury Lane Theatre. The title-page is missing.

Burke, Joseph.

Brocrapuy of Master Burke, the Irish Roscius; the wonder of the
world; and the paragon of actors. Philadelphia. [1830.]

**T 97.201; etc.
Burkhardt, Carl August Hugo.

Das Repertoire des Weimarischen Theaters unter Goethes Leitung,
1791-1817. Hamburg. Voss. 1891. xl, 152 pp. [Theaterge-
schichtliche Forschungen. 1.] 6872.36

Burleigh, Louise.
The community theatre in theory and practice. Boston. Little,

Brown, & Co. 1917. xxxvii, 188 pp. Plates. 6257.148
List of community theatres in the United States, pp. 163-182. References, pp.
185-188.

Burlesques. See Parodies and burlesques.

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Burlingame, Hardin J.

Herrmann the magician: his life; his secrets. Chicago. Laird & Lee.
[1897.] (2), 208, (1) pp. Illus. Plates. [Lee’s Library of occult
science. ] 4448.269; **T.56.296

Leaves from conjurers’ scrap books; or, modern magicians and
their works. Chicago. Donohue, Henneberry & Co. 1891. 274
pp. Illus. Portraits. 3608.114
The title-page is missing.

Burnand, Sir Francis Cowley.

The “A. D. C.” Being personal reminiscences of the University
Amateur Dramatic Club, Cambridge. London. Chapman & Hall.
1880. (1), xix, 267, (1) pp. 2494.61 ; **T.96.142

Records and reminiscences, personal and general. London. Methuen
& Co. 1904. 2 v. Portraits. Plates. Plan. Manuscript facsimiles.

4543-74; **T.55.97

Burnt cork. Dumont, F. **T 97.255
Burr McIntosh Monthly, The. Vol. 1-22. April 1903- May 1910. New
York. 1903-1910. 22 v. in 21. Illus. Potetails, Plates. Manu-
script facsimiles. **T 23.1

No more was published. No title-pages or indexes were issued. Some of the

portraits and plates are colored. Contains numerous theatrical portraits and
Pictures and some notes on the drama in the United States.

Burroughs, Marie.

Marie Burrovucus art portfolio, The, of stage celebrities. A col-
lection of photographs of the leaders of dramatic and lyric
art. Chicago. 18094. 14 parts in 1 v. Portraits. /

2240a.61; **T 54.12
Bursian, Conrad. 5

Schauspieler und Schauspielkunst im griechischen Alterthum. (Jn

Historisches Taschenbuch. Jahrg. 45, pp. 1-34. Leipzig. 1875.)
*2309.1.45
Burtal, A.

Dictionnaire universel du théatre en France et du théatre francais
a V’étranger, alphabétique, biographique et bibliographique, depuis
Yorigine du théatre, par J. Goizet. Avec biographies de tous les
auteurs et des principaux artistes de toutes les époques, par A.
Burtal. Paris. Les auteurs. [1867, 68.) 3 parts in I v.

**T 44

No more was published. Only the letter A is included in this copy. In ie
copy, on shelf-number *6162.10, the bibliographical part by Goizet, includes the
letters A -C.

Burton, Isabel, Lady.

The Passion-Play at Ober-Ammergau. Edited, with a preface, by
W. H. Wilkins. London. Hutchinson & Co. 1900. 256 pp.
Portrait. Autograph facsimile. ¥#*T 47.65

Burton, J. G.

The critic’s budget, or, a peep into the amateur green room. Pour-
traying a view of the most popular and well-known private
actors!!! of the present day. Subjoined, a list of the several
amateur theatres, reading and concert rooms. Also the original
members, &c. composing the late Black Tye Committee. Lon-
don. Onwhyn. [1819.] 5-51 pp. **T 56.17

Burton, Richard Eugene.

How to see a play. New York. The Macmillan Co. 1914. ix, (1),

217 p 6257.85

On de "structural, literary, and social aspects of the drama.

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Burton, Richard Eugene. (Continued.)
The new American drama. New York. Thomas Y. Crowell Co.

[1913.] viii, 277 pp. 4395-207
Contents. — The word before. — The unfailing lure. — The theatre and the
people. — The tentative period. — Truth. — Technic. — Romance. — Poetry.
Humor and the social note. — Fiction and the drama. — Idea in drama. —
The theatre and education. — The word after.

Burton, William Evans.

Bibliotheca dramatica. Catalogue of [his] theatrical and miscellane-
ous library. To be sold at auction by J. Sabin & Co., Oct. 8.
New York. 1860. vi, (1), 463 pp. Portrait. Autograph facsimile.
Another copy is on shelf-number **G.311.4. **T 64.1

Burton, William Evans. Works about.

Keesz, W. L. William E. Burton. A sketch of his career other
than that of actor, with glimpses of his home life, and extracts
from his theatrical journal. New-York. 1891. Portrait. Plates.

**T 95.12

— William E. Burton, actor, author, and manager. A sketch of

his career with recollections of his performances. New York.

1885. Portraits. Plates. 4246.58; **T.56.22
Business man, The, in the amusement world. Grau, R. 4045.168
Business, The, of pleasure. Yates, E. H. ¥**T 97.26
Busk, Hans. ‘

The Vestriad, a poem. London. Colburn. 1819. xxi, (1), 355, (1)

pp. Plates. #*T 55.114

The subjects of this poem are Auguste Armand Vestris and his wife, later
the wife of Charles James Mathews.
Buskin, Captain Sock, pseud.

How to “get up” theatricals in a country house. (Ju Sorrell, William

J. The amateur’s hand-book. Pp. 45-66. London. [1866.])
¥*T 77,136
Buskin.

Smitu, K. K. The use of the high-soled shoe or buskin in Greek
tragedy of the fifth and fourth centuries B.C. (Jn Harvard
studies in classical philology. Vol. 16, pp. 123-164. Cambridge.
1905.) *4957.15.16

Buskin and sock, The. SuHeripan, T. No. 1 in **G,.3823.16
Buss, Georg.

Das Konigliche Opernhaus fiir Berlin. Von Ludwig Heim und

Georg Buss. Berlin. Weise & Co. 1910. (7),88pp. Plan. 4049a.49
Butler, Frances Anne. See Kemble, Frances Anne.
Butler, Henry.

Henry Butier’s Theatrical directory and dramatic almanack. Edited
by John A. Heraud. ad edition. London. 1860. Map. Fac-
similes. **G_3945.20

— Same. 3d edition. **T 98.109
Butler, William Allen.

Barnum’s Parnassus; being confidential disclosures of the Prize
Committee on the Jenny Lind Song. {Anon.] 2d edition... New
York. Appleton & Co, 1850. 52 pp. No. 1 in **M.128.32

Mostly poems about Jenny Lind. Other copies are on shelf-numbers *4508.1773
No. 10 in *4509a.55.

Butler, Mrs. William S.
May Festivat, Boston. Official programme. 17th, 18th annual May
Festival [given under the direction of Mrs. William S. Butler:
Boston]. 1905, 06. 2 v. in 1. Portraits. *8T IAG

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Butt, Edward Northway.

A flying visit to Ober-Ammergau with an account of the Passion

Play. 2d edition. London. The Author. 1880. 64 pp. **T.47.72
Buxton, Bertha H. /

From the wings. A novel. New York. Harper. 1880. 52 pp.

[Franklin Square Library.] ¥*T 83.2
By the stage door. Patrerson, A., and V. Bateman. **T 86.9
Byerley, Thomas, editor.

Mirror, The, of literature, amusement, and instruction: containing
original essays; historical narratives; biographical memoirs, novels
and tales; anecdotes, &c. [Weekly.] Vol. 1-10 and odd numbers.
1822-1837. London. 1824-37. 11 v. Illus. Portraits. **T 26.1

Cc

C., A. B., pseud.
The drama, the press, and Mr. Macready. By A. B. C. London.
Ward. [1842.] 16 pp. **T 56,288
C., E. See Curll, Edmund.
C., H. _

An answer to some strictures on the profession of an actor, published
in the Morning Post, by a gentleman, under the signature of
Crito, with Crito’s letter annexed. London. Glendinning. 1805.

ae (4), 23, (1) pp. No. 7 in **G,3824.4

os de
A short treatise of the epidemical diseases of these times. Com-
municated by a loyal pen, in a letter. London, Printed, and are
to be sold by R. Vaughan. [1661.] 30 pp. No. 3 in **G.3821.23

A satire on the politics, religion, theatres, etc., of London.

C*#** > M. See Cochin, Charles Nicolas.
C., J. P. See Collier, John Payne.
C., W. C.

Paropy, A, and answer to W. C. C.’s essay on the evil tendency of
the theatre. By “a man of the world”; but not a “Macsycophant”
[pseud.]. Edinburgh. The Author. 1834. (1), 37 pp. **T.95.34

C#*#*y, Ch. R.

Le tribunal volatile, ou nouveau jugement porté sur les acteurs,

auteurs, et sur divers endroits publics de Paris. Paris. Tiger.

An XI, [1803?] 144 pp. ¥**T 79.19
Oa f..:d, E... of. See Stanhope, Philip Dormer, 4th Earl of Chester-
field.

Cabinet, The; or, monthly report of polite literature. Feb. 1807- Dec.
1808. London. Mathews & Leigh. 1807, 08. 4 v. Portraits.

No more was published. **T 27.31
Same. Feb., 1807-—June, 1808. 3 v. *#K 35.7
Same. Vol. 2. July —Dec., 1807. ** G,3933-10

The portraits are missing in this and the preceding copy.

Cabotins, Les. Detieny, E. **T 87.57

Cadol, Edouard. See Cadol, Victor Edouard.
Cadol, Victor Edouard. ,
Rose. Splendeurs et miséres de la vie théatrale. 3¢ édition. Paris.
Dentu. 1875. (3), 263 pp. **T 87.81
Caen, France. Theatres.
Loncuemare, P. pe. Le théatre 4 Caen, 1628-1830. Paris. 1895.
Plates. **T 77.94
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Cafés-concerts. I ;
Bouts-Bours, bastringues et caboulots de Paris. Paris. 1861.

**T 79.9

CuHapourne, A. Les cafés-concerts. Paris. 1880. ¥*M 129.7
Constantin, M. Histoire des cafés-concerts et des cafés de Paris.
Paris. 1872. **T 97.214; etc.

Cogutot, G. Les cafés-concerts. Paris. [1896.] Plate. **T.95.111
Lepesgue, O. Le café concert. Illus. (/n Les demi-cabots. Pp.

» 1-88. Paris. 1896.) ¥**T 97.230
Lerévre, M. Les gestes de la chanson. Illus. (Jn Les demi-cabots
Pp. 89-148. Paris. 1896.) **®'T 97.230
Menetizre, A. Les binettes du café-concert. Paris. 1869. Photo-
graph. **T 99.22

Scuwas, F. A. Parisian cafés-concerts. Illus. Portraits. (Jn The
music of the modern world. Vol. 1, pp. 185-187. New York.
[1895.]) ¥*MI4.1.1

Caffaro, Francesco.

Father Caffaro’s Letter upon the lawfulness or unlawfulness of the
stage; with a brief introduction. (Jn Mansel, R. Free thoughts
upon Methodists, actors, and the influence of the stage. Pp.

75-119. Hull. 1814.) ; **T 77.170
Same. (Jn A defence of the drama. Pp. 97-163. New-York. 1826.)
Another copy is on shelf-number **K.37.12. #*T 78.6

Caffin, Caroline.

Vaudeville. The book by Caroline Caffin. The pictures by Marius
de Zayas. New York. Kennerley. 1914. (4), 231 pp. Portraits.-
Relates to the American theatre. All the portraits are caricatures. 6257.83

Caffin, Caroline, and Charles Henry Caffin.

Dancing and dances of today: the modern revival of dancing as an
art. New York. Dodd, Mead & Co. 1912. (10), 301 pp. Por-
traits. Plates. ‘ 4040a.138

Cahaisse, Henry Alexis. (H. A. K***S.)

Mémoires de Joseph-Jean-Baptiste-Albouy-Dazincourt. Paris. Favre.
1809. viii, 199 pp. Portrait. **T 57.44

Same. [Abridged.] (/n Barriére, Jean F., editor. Bibliothéque des
mémoires relatifs a l’histoire de France pendant le 18me siécle.
Tome 6, pp. 193-236. [Paris. 1846.]) *4667.2.6

Same. (Jn Same. [1857.]) ¥**T 57.280

Mémoires de Préville. Paris. Guitel. 1812. (4), 288 pp. **T 56.13

Same. [Abridged] (Jn Barriére, Jean F., editor. Bibliothéque des
mémoires relatifs 4 l’histoire de France pendant le 18me siécle.
Tome 6, pp. 143-192. [Paris. 1846.]) *4667.2.6

Same. (Jn Same. [1857.]) **T 57.280

Mémoires de Préville, et de Dazincourt. [Anon.] Revus, corrigés,
et augmentés d’une notice sur ces deux comédiens, par M. Ourry.
Paris. Baudouin. 1823. (3), 384 pp. [Collection des mémoires
sur l’art dramatique.] **T 56.6
Another copy is on shelf-number **G.224.2.8.

Cahill, Thomas H., compiler.

The auditorium, containing the plan of seats in all the theatres and

public halls in Boston. [Boston.] Cahill. 1875. 45 pp. Plans.
¥*T 79.31
Cahn, Julius.

Julius Cahn’s Official theatrical guide, containing information of the

theatres and attractions in the United States, Canada, Mexico

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Cahn, Julius. (Continued.)
and Cuba. New York. Empire Theatre Building. 1900, 09. 2 v.
Portraits. Maps. **®T 25.33
Cahuet, Albéric.
La liberté du théatre en France et a l’étranger. Histoire, fonctionne-
ment et discussion de la censure dramatique. Paris. Dujarric &
cie. 1902. (3), 383 pp. / 4672.113
Bibliographie, pp. 379-383.
Cahusac, Louis de.
La danse ancienne et moderne ou traité historique de la danse. A
la Haye, chez Jean Neaulme. 1754. 3 v. ¥**T 99.16
Cailhava, Jean Francois de. See Cailhava d’Estandoux, Jean Francois.
Cailhava d’Estandoux, Jean Francois.
Les causes de la décadence du théatre, et les moyens de le faire
refleurir; mémoire présenté a l’Institut de France. Paris. Moron-
val. 1807. (3), 38 pp. No. 4 in **G,.3562.2

Urges the establishment of two national theatres in Paris and a national
Patronage of the theatre. Also to be found in his Théatre, Tome 2 [**G.3564.1.2].

Essai sur la tradition théatrale. Paris, Charles Pougens. 16 germinal,
an VI. (1798.) 15 pp. **T 97.71

_ Relates to Moliére and his views on acting.

Cain, Georges.

Anciens théatres de Paris. Le boulevard du Temple. Les théatres
du boulevard. Paris. Fasquelle. 1906. xii, 390, (1) pp. Illus.
Portraits. Facsimiles. 4677.107

Caine, Hall. See Caine, Thomas Henry Hall.
Caine, Thomas Henry Hall.

Richard III and Macbeth: the spirit of romantic play in relationship
to the principles of Greek and of Gothic art, and to the pictur-
esque interpretations of Henry Irving: a dramatic study. Lon-
don. Simpkin, Marshall & Co. 1877. 46 pp. 4594.11; **T.97.95

Calamity at Richmond, being a narrative of the affecting circumstances
attending the awful conflagration of the theatre-on the night of
the 26th of December, 1811. With a preface containing appro-
priate reflections . to awaken the attention of the public, to
the frequency of the destruction of theatrical edifices. 3d edition.
Philadelphia, Published and sold by John F. Watson. 1812. (1),
56 pp. Illus. Photographic facsimile. #*T 77,229

Calcraft, John William, pseud. See Cole, John William.

Calderon de la Barca, Pedro.

Lewes, G. Hi The Spanish drama: Lope de Vega and Calderon.
London, 1846. **T 49.6; etc.

Caleb D’Anvers, pseud. See Ambhurst, Nicholas.

Calendrier historique des théatres de l’Opéra et des Comédies francoise
et italienne et des foires. See Almanach des spectacles de Paris.

Calhoun, Eleanor. See Lazarovich-Hrebelianovich, Eleanor, Princess.

Callender, E. Romaine.

Dr: Thomson on the stage. A reply. Manchester. Heywood.
[187-?] 16 pp. **T.77.72

Calliachi, Nicolas.

.Nicolai Calliachii De ludis scenicis mimorum, & pantomimorum
syntagma posthumum. Recensuit Marcus Antonius Madero.
Patavii. 1713. Apud Joannem Manfré. (30), 98, (2) pp. Por-
trait. **G.294.54
On the Greek and Latin theatre.

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Calmour, Alfred C.

Fact and fiction about Shakespeare. With some account of the
playhouses, players, and playwrights of his period. Stratford-on-
Avon. Boyden. [1894.] (7), 112 pp. Portraits. Plates. Maps.
Facsimiles. **T 55.22
Another copy, which varies slightly from the above, is on shelf-number *6590.50.

Calvé, Emma. ;

Gatius, A. Emma Calvé. Her artistic life with numerous auto-
graph pages especially written by Mlle. Calvé. New York. i902.
Illus. Portraits. 4041.116

Calvert, Adelaide Helen.

Sixty-eight years on the stage. By Mrs. Charles Calvert. London.
Mills & Boon, Ltd. [1911.] vii, (1), 273, (1) pp. Portraits.
Plates. Manuscript facsimiles. **T 56.34
Edited by Harold Simpson.

Calvert, Frederick Baltimore.

A defence of the acted drama, in a letter addressed to the Rev.
Thomas Best. Hull. Topping. 1822. 29 pp. ¥*T 76,123
Another copy is on shelf-number **T.96.40.

Theatre versus conventicle; or, the drama attacked and defended:
containing Mr. Calvert’s letters in defence of the stage, to the
Rev. T. Best, of Sheffield; with the subsequent controversy, in
the Leeds Independent of 1824. Hull. Wilson. 1826. iv, 112 pp.
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 1 in **G.3822.4. **T 96.41

Calvert, Louis.

Problems of the actor. With an introduction by Clayton Hamilton.

New York. Holt & Co. 1918. 6257.29
Cambiasi, Pompeo.

Rappresentazioni date nei reali teatri di Milano 1778-1872. Opere
in musica, nome dei maestri, poeti ed esecutori principali, balli
dati nel R. teatro alla Scala, nome dei coreografi, maestri, ballerini,
elenco dei professori componenti l’orchestra, elenco degli im-
presarj. 24 edizione. Milano. Ricordi. 1872. (7), 120 pp.

No. 1 in **M.123.4
Cambridge, Arthur Wallace Pickard-, editor.

Haicu, A. E. The Attic theatre. A description of the stage and
theatre of the Athenians, and of the dramatic performances at
Athens. Oxford. 1907. Illus. Plates. Plans. 2964.105

Cambridge, England. Theatres.

CampripcE Garrick Club. The album of the Cambridge Garrick
Club: containing original and select papers on the drama, and
the proceedings of that society. Cambridge. 1836. Portraits.

**T 58.143

Hari, H. T. Cambridge dramatic album. Cambridge. 1868. 2553.28

Cambridge Garrick Club.

The album of the Cambridge Garrick Club: containing original and
select papers on the drama, and the proceedings of that society.
Edited by a member of the club. Cambridge. Smith. 1836. xvi,

(6), 287, (1) pp. Portraits. Facsimiles. **®T 58.143
Contains some memoirs of actors and a chapter on theatres in and near
Cambridge.

Cambridge Social Dramatic Club.
Fiftieth performance given in Brattle Hall, February fourteenth,
1903. [With list of plays given by the Club since its formation
in 1891. Cambridge. 1903.] 34 pp. 4450a.149; **T.13.8

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Cambridge University. See University of Cambridge.

Camées artistiques. Théatre, littérature, musique, beaux-arts, sport,
finance. Journal hebdomadaire. Rédacteur en chef, Félix Jahyer.
Portraits et biographies des célébrités contemporaines. Paris.
[1880-83.] 3 v. **T 21.6

Tome 3 is incomplete. A list of the numbers included in it is prefixed to the
volume. All the portraits are photographs. Relates almost entirely to the stage.

Camel, Jean Baptiste Louis.
De Vl’influence des théadtres et particuliérement des théatres secon-
daires.sur les mceurs du peuple. [Paris. Nouzou. 1822.] 30 pp.

i . No. 19 in **G,3562.1
In opposition to the theatre. This copy has only a half-title.

Camera actress, A, in the wilds of Togoland. Genrts, M. 3057.239
Campardon, Emile. See Campardon, Louis Emile.

Campardon, Louis Emile.

L’Académie royale de musique au xviire siécle. Documents inédits
découverts aux Archives nationales. Paris. Berger-Levrault &
cie. 1884. 2 v. **M.372.16
Short biographies of musicians, singers, and dancers.

Les comédiens du roi de la troupe frangaise pendant les deux derniers
siécles. Documents inédits recueillis aux Archives nationales.
Paris. Champion. 1879. xvj, 336 pp. **T 55.37

Les comédiens du roi de la troupe italienne pendant les deux derniers
siécles. Documents inédits recueillis aux Archives nationales.
Paris. Berger-Levrault & cie. 1880. 2 v. **T 55.32

Madame de Pompadour et la cour de Louis XV au milieu du dix-
huitiéme siécle. Ouvrage suivi de documents inédits sur le théatre
des petits cabinets. Paris. Plon. 1867. (3), iv, 515 pp. Portrait.

**T 56.51

Les spectacles de la foire. Depuis 1595 jusqu’a 1791. Documents
inédits recueillis aux Archives nationales. Paris. Berger-Levrault
& cie. 1877. 2 v. **T 75.6
In dictionary form. Largely composed of sketches of actors, etc.

Campardon, Louis Emile, editor.

Documents inédits sur J. B. Poquelin Moliére découverts et publiés:
avec des notes, un index alphabétique et des fac-simile. Paris.
Plon. 1871. (3), 76, (3) pp. Autograph facsimiles.

Another copy is on shelf-number **T.58.137. 2707.6; **T 98.96

Nouvelles piéces sur Moliére et sur quelques comédiens da sa troupe.
Recueillies aux Archives nationales. Paris. Berger-Levrault &
cie, 1876. xi, (1), 191, (2) pp. 4679a.76; **T.97.127

Campbell, Thomas. p

Life of Mrs. Siddons. London. Wilson. 1834. 2 v. Portraits.

: **T55.110

Same. New-York. Harper. 5-260 pp. 6548.18
Another copy is on shelf-number **K.36.25.

Canada. Theatres.

Mippteton, J. E. Music and the theatre in Canada. (/n Canada and
its provinces. Vol. 12, pp. 643-661. Autograph facsimile. Toronto.
1914.) ¥4314.356.12

Candid and impartial strictures on the performers belonging to Drury-
Lane, Covent-Garden, and the Haymarket theatres. [2d edition.]
London: Printed for Martin and Bain. 1795. vi, (1), 71 pp.

No. 3 in **G,3823.17
Other copies are on shelf-numbers No. 14 in **G.3823.3; No. 8 in **G.3823.8.

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Candid hearer, A, pseud. ; ;
The censor, or theatrical review. To be continued occasionally.

Manchester. Hopper. 1807. 8 pp. ¥**T 76.153
Relates to the Theatre Royal, Manchester,

Candidus, pseud.

The statement of a few facts, and an impartial appeal on the subject
at issue between the public and the proprietors of the Theatre-
Royal, Covent-Garden. London. Richards & Co, [1809.] 16 pp.
Relates to the O. P. Riots. **T 96.151

The theatre; or the letters of Candidus [pseud.], &c. on the perform-
ances of the Edinburgh stage in 1802. With additions by the
author. Edinburgh. Buchanan. 1802. xxxii, (98), (1) pp.
Relates to the Theatre Royal, Edinburgh. **T 77,188

Candour versus calumny. Epwin, J. P. **T 57.58
Cannan, Gilbert.

The joy of the theatre. London. Batsford. [1913.] (2), 57, (2) pp.

[Fellowship books.] ¥**T 78.72
Cannon, Fanny.
Writing and selling a play. Practical suggestions for the beginner.
New York. Holt & Co. 10915. (7), 321 pp. 6257.93
Cantacuzéne, Elsa, translator.
Appia, A. Die Musik und die Inscenierung. Miinchen. 1899. Plates.
4044.141
Cap, The. Wotcor, J. **T 93.4; etc.
Cap, A, and bells for those whom it may fit. [Anon.] See Logan,
William Hugh.
Capes, Bernard E. J., editor.

Tueatre, The. A monthly review and magazine. London. 1877-

1897. 41 v. Illus. Portraits. Plates. Plans. ¥*T 25.1
Capon, Gaston, and Robert Yve-Plessis.

Paris galant au dix-huitiéme siécle. Les théatres clandestins. Paris.

Plessis. 1905. (3), 284 pp. Plates. ¥*T 75.42
Capoul, Joseph Amédée Victor.

Grand, G. Victor Capoul. Paris. 1877. Portrait.

; No. 3 in **M.128.31
Cappelli, Agostino.

Albo pittorico di alcune feste modenesi nella fausta occasione delle
nozze auguste tra l’A. R. dell’ Arciduca Francesco Ferdinando,
Principe Ereditario di Modena e S. A. R. la Principessa Adelgonda
di Baviera. Modena. Soliani. 1842. (16) ff. Plates. **T.92.3

The preface is signed: Bruni Geminiano, Cappelli Agostino, Berselli Giovanni.
Capper, Alfred Octavius.

A rambler’s recollections and reflections. New York. Scribner.

[1915.] (4), 330 pp. Portraits. Plates. 4545-155

Recollections of the professional tours of a thought-reader.
Cappiello, Leonetto.
Nos actrices. Préface de Marcel Prévost. Paris. La Revue blanche.
1899. (6) pp. (18) portraits. ; **T 51.1

Colored caricatures of Parisian actresses,
Capperonnier, Jean, alleged author.
Bibliothéque du théatre francois, depuis son origine. See Bibliothéque
du théatre francois, depuis son origine.
Capps, Edward.
The Greek stage according to the extant dramas. (Jn American
Philological Association. Transactions. Vol. 22, pp. 5-80. Bos-
ton. 1891.) *5361.1.22

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Capps, Edward. (Continued.) ;

Vitruvius and the Greek stage. Chicago. 1893. 23 pp. Illus. [Uni-
versity of Chicago. Studies in classical philology.] 8096.106

Capua, Italy. Amphitheatre.

Atvino, F. Anfiteatro campano, illustrato e restaurato. 3a edizione,
col paragone di tutti gli anfiteatri d’Italia. Napoli. 1842. 16
plates. : *Cab.27.16.4

Rucca, G. Capua vetere o sia descrizione di tutti i monumenti di
Capua antica, e particolarmente del suo nobilissimo anfiteatro.

Napoli. 1828. Plate. Plan. 2738.25
Caravane dramatique, La, ou les virtuoses aventuriers. Gators, C. A.
G. L **T 87.87

Cardon, Emile. See Cardon, Théodore Jules Emile.
Cardon, Théodore Jules Emile.

Les théatres de Paris. Histoire des Délassements-comiques. Par
deux habitués de l’endroit [Jules Prével et Emile Cardon]. Paris.
Vallée & ce. 1862. (3), 105 pp. ¥**T 79.23

Carel, Alfred.
Got. (Jn his Histoire anecdotique des contemporains. Pp. 155-183.

Paris. 1885. Portrait.) **T 55.50
Caricatures.

CapPIELLo, L. Nos actrices. Paris. 1899. (18) colored portraits.

#ET 51.1

Crark, G. F. S. The “halls.” London. [190-?] Colored portraits

and plates. ¥*T 53.18

Ketry, F. M. Well known players in caricature (with autographs).

[New York. 1900.] (32) portraits. #*T 53.3

Suipman, L. E. A group of theatrical caricatures: being twelve plates
by W. J. Gladding with an introduction and biographical sketches
by L. E. Shipman. New York. 1897. ¥*T 95.17
Carillon théatral, Le. Le pour et le contre de la critique sur les
principales piéces de V’année. [Par] L—-P. Laforét. Saison
théatrale, 1887/88. No. 1-15. Paris. Librairie des bibliophiles.
1889. (4), 256 pp. , **T 95.60
It was originally intended to publish this periodical three times a month from
October to May and once a month from June to September, but in practice it
was found impossible to maintain regular intervals.
Caristie, Auguste Nicolas.
Monuments antiques 4 Orange; Arc de triomphe et théatre. Paris.
Didot. 1856. (3), vi, 80, (3) pp. Illus. 54 plates. *Cab.26.16.4
Notice sur l’état actuel de l’Arc d’Orange et des théatres antiques
d’Orange et d’Arles. Paris. Didot. 1839. 28 pp. Plates. Plans.
2632.76
Carleton, Henry Seymour, editor.
Vanvenuorr, G. Dramatic reminiscences; or, actors and actresses
in England and America. London. 1860. **T 57.14
Carlisle, Frederick Howard, 5th Earl of. See Howard, Frederick, 5th
Earl of Carlisle. :
Carlyle, Thomas, translator.
Gortus, J. W. von. Wilhelm Meister’s apprenticeship. Edinburgh.
1824. 3 Vv. **K.76.18
Carmencita. é
Ramirez, J. Carmencita, the Pearl of Seville. [A novel written to
advertise her dancing. Appended, a sketch of her life] New
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Carmouche, Pierre Francois Adolphe.
Le théatre en province. Paris. Lévy. 1859. (3), 107 pp. **T.77.116
Carnival.

VALENTINI, F. Trattato su la commedia dell’ arte, ossia improvvisa.
Maschere italiene, ed alcune scene del carnevale di Roma. Berlino.
1826. 20 colored plates. No. 1 in *2771.3; etc.

Carragher, P. Charles. (Ray Garrick.)

‘Red-light’ recollections: representing the hitherto unwritten story
of forty years of Fairport from the footlights. Arbroath. Buncle
& Co. 1906. xv, 123 pp. Portraits. Plates. Autograph facsimile.
A history of the drama in Arbroath, Scotland. 2576.175

Carson, L., editor.

STAGE year book, The. London. 1908-11. 4 v. Iflus. Portraits.

Plates. **T 26.9
Carte, Richard D’Oyly.

Ceviier, F. A., and C. Bripceman. Gilbert and Sullivan and their
operas. With recollections and anecdotes of D’Oyly Carte &
other famous Savoyards. Boston. 1914. Portraits. Plates.

; 4047.135
Carter, Huntly.
The theatre of Max Reinhardt. New York. Kennerley. 1914. (3),

332 pp. Portraits. Plates. Plan. 6252.118
Relates especially to the Deutsches Theater in Berlin.
Cartomancy.
Bortgeau, D. A. P. Les cartes a jouer et la cartomancie. Paris. 1854.
Illus. Plates. *4009a.266

Carus, Paul, prefacer.

Evans, H. R. The old and the new magic. Chicago. 1906. Illus.
Plates. : 7605.77

Carvalho, Marie Caroline Félix Miolan.

Leprigur-Accoyer, E: (E. A. Spoll.) Mme Carvalho. Notes et
souvenirs. Paris. 1885. Portrait. **T 58.1333 etc.

Case, The, between the managers of the two theatres [Covent Garden
and Drury Lane], and their principal actors, fairly stated, and
submitted to the town. London: Printed for J. Roberts. 1713.
23 pp. **T 76,150

Case, The, of American drama. Dickinson, T. H. 6257.118

Case, The, of our present theatrical disputes, fairly stated. [Anon.]
See Ralph, James.

Case, The, of the stage in Ireland; containing the reasons for and
against a bill for limiting the number of theatres in Dublin;
wherein the qualifications of a manager are considered, and the
conduct and abilities of the manager of the Theatre in Smock-
Alley [Thomas Sheridan] are examined. Dublin: Printed by H.

Saunders. 1758. 51 pp. **T 77.70
Same. Dublin, Printed: London, reprinted, for J. Coote. [1758?]
48 pp. No. 13 in **G.3823.12

Cashin, Charles M., editor.
CuarLes M. Casuin’s Amusement guide, with theatre diagrams. For
week ending April 26. Boston. [1884.] 24 pp. Plans. **T 97.79
Casino girl, The, in London. Dunnam, C. ¥*T 87.71
Casket, The. No. 58. Mar. 5, 1828. [London.] 1828. 73-80 pp. IIlus.
**T 76.175

Relates to the destruction of the Royal Brunswick Theatre, London.

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Casket, The, of literature, science, and entertainment. [Weekly.] No.
47, 50, 53. Nov. 12, 26, Dec. 17, 1836. [London? 1836.] 3 nos.
in tv. Illus. **T 26.55

Contains selections from Wamb’s Tales from Shakespeare and material on
theatrical topics.

Casson, Lewis.
Steps towards a civic theater. Boston. 1911. (1), 212-222 pp.
: 7.75.74
Castel, Louis. (Robert.)
Mémoires d’un claqueur. Paris. Constant-Chantpie. 1829. (3), iii,
; 403 pp. Plate. **M_.117.6
Castelli, Pierre.

Ricuommg, C. Album Castelli. Portraits des principaux artistes de
la troupe enfantine de M. Castelli, avec des notices sur chaque
petit acteur, précédées d’un essai sur les théatres d’enfants. Paris.
[1839?] Colored plates. **T 56.339

Catalani, Angelica. :

AnceLica CaTaLani. (Jn Courrier des Etats-Unis. Semaine littéraire.

Vol. 7, pp. 435-440. New York. 1849.) No. 28 in *6671.2.7
CataLtani. Ihre Lobredner und Tadler, oder Cahle und Veit. N. p.
[182-?] 8 pp. No. 1a in **M.102.37

S. Signora Angelica Catalani. Beschreibung ihres Lebens und
Charakters, nebst einer Beleuchtung ihres Gesanges. Hamburg.
1810. No. 1 in **M.102.37
Simpson, A. Secret memoirs of Madame Catalani. Bath, 1811.
No. 7 in **M.144.18
Catcall, Critick, pseud. See Brown, Thomas.
Catéchisme de l’opérateur de cinéma. Kress, E. 8039a.52
Cately, Ann. See Catley, Ann.
Catherwood, Frederick.
Burrorp, R. Description of a view of the great temple of Karnak,
and the surrounding city of Thebes, now exhibiting at the Pano-
rama, New York. Painted from drawings taken in 1834, by F.

Catherwood. New-York. 1839. Plate. 3054.68
Catholic Theatre Movement, The. [Monthly.] Oct. 5, Nov. 15, 1916-
Jan. 15, 1917. [New York. 1916, 17.] 4 nos. **T75.79

Contains plots and criticisms of current plays. Unbound parts are kept in tke
Music Room.
Catholic theatre movement. Works about.

Lummis, E. O’B. The Catholic theatre movement. [New York.

1913.) 7 pp. © ##T75.73
Catinka Antalani. BacumMann, W. **T 88.7
Catley, Ann.

Ampross, Miss The life and memoirs of the late Miss Ann
Catley, the celebrated actress: with biographical sketches of Sir
Francis Blake Delaval, and the Hon. Isabella Pawlet. London.
[1790?] Portrait. **T56.179; etc.

Lirz, The, of Miss Anne Catley. London. 1888. Portrait. **M.377.43

Cattermole, Charles, illustrator.

Lonpon. Theatres. LycEUM THEATRE. Souvenir of Macbeth produced by
Henry Irving, 29th December, 1888. Illustrated by Charles Catter-
mole & J. Bernard Partridge. London. 1888. 6594.26; **T.58.149

Cattreux, Louis.
tude sur le droit de propriété des ceuvres dramatiques et musicales.
Bruxelles. Larcier. 1883. (3), viii, 217 pp. **T 95.134
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Causerien iiber Theater. Fontan, T. 6252.75
Causes de la décadence du goiit sur le théatre. [Anon.] See Charpentier,
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Cavailhon, Edouard.

Contes et portraits rabelaisiens. 50 portraits d’actrices. 2¢ édition.
Paris. Guérin & cie. [1885.] 320 pp. **T 97.322
A collection of poems.

Cave, Joseph Arnold.

A jubilee of dramatic life and incident of Joseph A. Cave, author,
manager, actor, and vocalist. Edited by Robert Soutar. London.
Vernon. [1892.] (7), 218 pp. Portraits. **T 57.298

Cavos, Albert.

Reconstruction du grand théatre de Moscou, dit Petrovski. Notice

descriptive. Paris. Claye. 1859. (1), 11, (3) pp. Table. Plates,

some colored, Plans. *Cab.60.71.2
Tyaité de la construction des théatres. Paris. Lacroix. 1847. Text,
xv, (1), 112 pp. Tables; Atlas, 25 plates. ¥*8090.124

Ce que c’est qu’une actrice. REIFFENBERG, F. G. E. C. M., Baron pe.
**T 98.136

Cecial, Tomé, pseud. See Forner, Juan Pablo.
Cedar Rapids, Jowa. Greene’s Opera House.
[Play bills. No. 1-69. Cedar Rapids, 1883, 84.] **M.371.5
Celler, Ludovic, pseud. See Leclerc, Ludovic.
Cellier, Francois Arséne, and Cunningham Bridgeman.
Gilbert and Sullivan and their operas. With recollections and
anecdotes of D’Oyly Carte & other famous Savoyards. Boston.
Little, Brown & Co. 10914. xxiii, 443 pp. Portraits. Plates.

Facsimiles. 4047.135
The second part of the book is by Bridgeman alone.
Cénac-Moncaut, Justin Edouard Mathieu.
Histoire des chanteurs et des artistes ambulants. Saint-Germain en
Laye. Toinon et cic. 1866. 30 pp. 4044.119; No. 1 in **M.372.19
Censeur, Le, dramatique. Ou journal des principaux théatres de Paris _
et des départemens, par une société de gens-de-lettres; redigé
par A. B. L. Grimod de la Revyniére. Tome 1-3. Paris. 1797,
08. 3. **G,_3562.5
Issued every ten days.
Same. Tome tr (no. 1-6, 9); 2 (no. 10, 13, 15, 17); 3 (no. 19-22, 26, 27).
3 v. in 2. ¥*T 27.18
Censor dramaticus, pseud.
A complete history of the drama, from the earliest periods to the
present time. London. Printed and sold by T. Wilkins. 1793.
140 pp. ¥**T 96.27
No more published. Another copy is on shelf-number No. 5 in **G.3824.4, from
which pp. 85-140 are missing.

Censor, The, or theatrical review. CANDID HEARER, A, pseud. **T,76.153
Censorship of the stage.
See also England. Revels Office; Theatre. Law.
Bett, R. The rights of dramatic literature. [London. 1865.]
No. 2 in **G,62.5
Cauuet, A. La liberté du théatre en France et a l’étranger. His-
toire, fonctionnement et discussion de la censure dramatique.

Paris. 1902. 4672.113
Censure, La, sous Napoléon 11. Rapports inédits et in extenso
(1852 a 1866). Paris. 1892. 2678.187

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Censorship of the stage. (Continued.)

Cipper, C. C——y C——’s Letter to the Craftsman. To Caleb
D’Anvers, Esq. [pseud.]. (/n New miscellany, A, for the year
1737. Pp. 22-29. London. 1737.) No. 1 in **G.3823.15

[Documents of the Metropolitan Board of Works, the London
County Council, and Committees of the House of Commons and
the House of Lords, relating to the theatre.] London. 1866-1909.

v. ¥*T 72.14

FowELt, F., and F. Parmer. Censorship in England. London. [1913.]
Portraits. 6257.86

GILDERSLEEVE, V. C. Government regulation of the Elizabethan
drama. New York. 1908. 4558.268

Hattays-Daszot, V. La censure dramatique et le théatre. Histoire
des vingt derniéres années (1850-1870). Paris. 1871, **T.77.161

—— Histoire de la censure théatrale en France. Paris. 1862.

4679a.48; **T.78.68

Hankin, St. J. E. C. Puritanism and the English stage. (Jn his
Dramatic works. Vol. 3, pp. 131-148. London. 1912.) 4579a.320.3

Jones, H. A. The foundations of a national drama. A collection
of lectures, essays and speeches, 1896-1912. (Revised, with addi-
tions.) New York. [1912.] Portrait. 4574.183

La Harps, J. F. pe. Discours sur la liberté du théatre; prononcé le
17 décembre 1790, a la Société des amis de la constitution. [A
Paris. 1793.] ; **T 76.107

Lava, J. L. Un mot sur M. le Directeur de Vimprimerie et de la
librairie [Villemain], ou abus de la censure théatrale. Paris. 1819.

: #*T 77.28

Mayer, F. A. Zensurakten aus Baden bei Wien. (Ju Archiv fir
Theatergeschichte. Vol. 1, pp. 17-42. Berlin. 1904.) *6907.12.1

Mértrat, A. M. T. De la liberté des théatres, dans ses rapports avec
la liberté de la presse, a l’occasion de l’analyse de La démence de
Charles v1, tragédie de M. Lemercier. Paris. 1820. **T.76.106; etc.

Patmer, J. L. The censor and the theatres. London. 1g12.

#*T 77,228

Stannope, P. D., 4th Earl of Chesterfield. The E... of C..... f...d’s
Speech in the H...se of L....ds, against the bill for licencing
all dramatic performances. Dublim 1749. **T 77,2123 etc.

— The Lord C— d’s speech against the play-bill, in the House
of Peers. (In New miscellany, A, for the year 1737. Pp. 17-21.
London. 1737.) No. 1 in **G.3823.15

Censorship of the stage. Bibliography.

CorarEeto ¥ Mort, E. Bibliografia de las controversias sobre la

licitud del teatro en Espafia. Madrid. 10904. *6163.79
Censure, La, sous Napoléon 11. Rapports inédits et in extenso (1852
a 1866). Préface de ***-et interview de Edmond de Goncourt.

 

Paris. Savine. 1892. (3), xliii, 275 pp. 2678.187
Upon the censorship of the drama.
Century, A, of great actors. ArmstronG, C. F. 4545-165

Cercle francais de l’Université Harvard.
Gorriot, L. V. Le théatre au collége, du moyen age a nos jours,
avec bibliographie et appendices. Le Cercle francais de l’Univer-
sité Harvard. Parts. 1907. Plates. 4674.17
Cercle-Saint-Simon.
Rovocanacu, E. P. Le sifflet du théatre. Conférence faite au Cercle
Saint-Simon le 19 mai. Paris. 1896. 2671.171

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Cervantes Saavedra, Miguel de.

Diaz pe Escovar, N. Apuntes escénicos cervantinos, 6 sea un estudio
de las comedias y entremeses escritos por Miguel de Cervantes
Saavedra, con varias de sus opiniones sobre las comedias y los
cémicos y noticias de los comediantes que debid conocer 6
mencioné en sus libros immortales. Madrid. 1905. **DT) 146.14

Ces demoiselles de l’Opéra. V1EIL aBonné, Un, pseud. **M 127.60
Ces petites dames du théatre. [Anon.] See Mahalin, Paul.

Ch——d, W. R. See Chetwood, William Rufus.

Chaalons d’Argé, Auguste Philibert.

Histoire critique et littéraire des théatres de Paris. Année 1822.
Paris. Pollet. 1824. viii, 644 pp. **T77.6
Another copy is on shelf-number **G.3562.8.

Chabot, E. Charles.

Le Gil Blas du théatre. Par Michel-Morin [pseud. d’ Auguste Du-
bois et E. Charles Chabot]. Paris. Dénain & Delamare. 1833.
2v. Plates. **T 76.154

Chabrol, Wilbrod Francois.

Le Palais-Royal et le Théatre francais. Paris. Plon & cie. 1879.

52 pp. **T..93.7
Chadourne, André.
Les cafés-concerts. 3¢ édition. Paris. Dentu.. 1880. (3), 386 pp.

**M 120.7
Challamel, Augustin. See Challamel, Jean Baptiste Marie Augustin.
Challamel, Jean Baptiste Marie Augustin.

Les amuseurs de la rue. [Avec] Compositions par Edouard Debat-

Ponsan. Paris. Ducrocq. 1875. (3), 252, (1) pp. Plates. **T.97.280
Chambers, Abraham Henry. ;

In chancery. The King’s Theatre, or Opera House. Copy of the
short-hand writer’s notes, taken at the hearing of the cause before
the vice-chancellor; in which Abraham Henry Chambers, and his
assignees were the plaintiffs, and Edmund Waters and the
executors of the late William Taylor were the defendants. Lon-
don. [Brettell.] 1829. 333, (1) pp. No. 5 in **G,3822.4.2

Chambers, Edmund Kerchever.

A jotting by John Aubrey. Two early player lists. Commissions
for the Chapel. Plays -of the King’s Men in 1641. Manuscript
facsimiles. (Jn Malone Society. Collections. Vol. 1, parts 4 and

5, PP. 341-369. [Oxford.]  rorr.) **G,4077.15.1.Part 4,5
The medizval stage., Oxford. Clarendon Press. 1903. 2v. Plates.
List of authorities, vol. 1, pp. xiii—xliii. 6252.64
Notes on the history of the Revels Office under the Tudors. Lon-
don. Bullen. 1906. (4), 80 pp. 2552.35
The stage of the Globe. (Jn Shakespeare, William. Works. Vol.
10, pp. 351-362. Stratford-on-Avon. 1907.) **G.90.7.10

Chambers, Edmund Kerchever, editor.
Great Britain. Privy Council. Dramatic records from the Privy Council
Register, 1603-1642. (In Malone Society. Collections. Vol. 1, parts
4 and 5, pp. 370-395. [Oxford.] 1911.) **G_.4077.15.1.Parts 4,5
—— Public Record Office. Royal patents for players. (Jn Malone
Society. Collections. Vol. 1, part 3, pp. 260-284. [Oxford.] 1909.)
**G.4077.15.1.Part 3
LanspownE Mauuscripts. Dramatic records from the Lansdowne
Manuscripts. Manuscript facsimile. (Ju Malone Society. Col-

lections. Vol. 1, part 2, pp. 143-215. [Oxford.] 1908.)

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Chambers, Edmund Kerchever, editor. (Continued.)

Lonpon. Corporation. Dramatic records of the city of London. The
Remembrancia. (Jn Malone Society. Collections. Vol. 1, part 1,
pp. 43-100. [Oxford.] 1907.) **G_4077.15.1.Part I

Chambers, Robert.

Sketch of the history of the Edinburgh Theatre-Royal. Prepared
for this evening of its final closing, May 25, 1859. With a poetical
address delivered on the occasion. [Anon.] Edinburgh. Wood &
Co. 1859. (2), 24, (1) pp. **T 76,118

Chambriére, Une, en retraite, pseud.

Le cirque Franconi. Détails historiques sur cet établissement hip-
pique et sur ses principaux écuyers. Avec portraits par Frédéric
Hillemacher. Lyon. Perrin & Marinet. 1875. 609, (1) pp.

¥**T 96.239
Chambrun, Charles Adolphe de Pineton, Marquis de.
Quelques réflexions sur l’art dramatique. Mme Rachel, ses succés,
_ ses défauts. Paris. Garnier. 1853. 45 pp. **T 97.218
Chamfort, Sébastien Roch Nicolas.

Dictionnaire dramatique, contenant l’histoire des théatres, les régles
du genre dramatique, les notices des meilleures piéces, le cata-
logue de tous les drames, & celui des auteurs dramatiques. [Anon.
Par J. de Laporte et S. R. N. Chamfort.] A Paris, chez Lacombe.
1776. 3 Vv. #*T 47.88

Précis de Vart théAtral dramatique des anciens et des modernes.
Faisant suite aux oeuvres de M. de Champfort. Publié par M.
Lacombe. Paris. 1808 2 v. ¥*T 46.53

Champeaux, Etienne Junien, editor.

ANNUAIRE dramatique. Histoire des théatres depuis leur fondation
jusqu’ a nos jours, biographie des acteurs de Paris et de la banlieue.
Par Adolphe Bréant de Fontenay et Etienne de Champeaux.
Année 1, 1844/45. Paris. 1845. **T 99.243 etc.

Champfleury, pseud. See Fleury, Jules Francois Félix Husson.

Champfort, Sébastien Roch Nicolas. See Chamfort, Sébastien Roch
Nicolas.

Champlieu, Théatre de, France.

Pricné-Detacourt, A. Le Théatre de Champlieu. Noyon. 1858.

viii plates. Plan. No. 1 in 4098.118; **T.76.42

Supplément a la notice sur le Théatre de Champlieu publiée
en 1858. Noyon. 1859. Colored plan. No. 2 in 4098.118; **T.76.43

Champmeslé, Marie Desmares.
Noury, J. Mlle de Champmeslé, comédienne du roy. Rouen. 1892.
**T 54.21

 

Champsaur, Félicien.
Entrée de clowns. [Contes.] Paris. Lévy. 1885. 282, (1) pp. Illus.

Portrait. Plates. Autograph facsimile. **T 87.45
Contents. — Flagrant délit. — La lecon de catéchisme. — Le petit-fils de Faust.
— L’exécution. — Ballade du tramway. — La toux — Les singes. — Rose
d’amour, -—— Les groiseilles. — Le perroquet incrédule. — La mort de Canard.
Tulu. Roman clownesque. Paris. Charpentier & Fasquelle. 1901.
(4), 430, (1) pp. Illus. Portraits. Plates. **T 86.7
Masques modernes. Frontispice par Félicien Rops. Paris. Dentu.
1889. (3), 341 pp. Plate. **T..97.228
Contents. — Peintres et graveurs. — Les décors de Paris. — Croquis anglais. i
Avant la premiére réprésentation. — Impressions de théatre. — Statues 4
démolir. — Physiologies parisiennes. — Les fétes cigaliéres. — Zigzags. —

Impressions littéraires.

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Chancellor, Louise Beecher.

The players of London: a tale of an Elizabethan smart set. Decora-
tions by Harry B. Matthews. New York. B. W. Dodge Co.
[1909.] (2), 236 pp. Plates. *4574.195

Chandler, Frank Wadleigh.

Aspects of modern drama. [New York.] The Macmillan Co. 1914.
viii, (1), 494 pp. 6257-97
Bibliographical appendix, pp. 423-479.

Chang, Chinese giant.

The autobiography of Chang, the tall man of Fychow, the great

Chinese giant, including his celebrated ode on the Crystal Palace,

&c. London. Arliss & Co. 1866. 24 pp. ¥*T 56.19

The life of Chang, the celebrated Chinese giant. Liverpool.
Matthews. 1882. 28 pp. 6249a.56
Chanvallon. Mownsetet, C. **®T 87.77

Chapman, John Kemble.

A complete history of theatrical entertainments, dramas, masques,
and triumphs, at the English Court, from the time of King Henry
the Eighth, including the series of plays performed before Her
Majesty, at Windsor Castle, Christmas, 1848-9. With engravings
on steel, by Finden. London. Mitchell. [1850?] (3), 86 pp.
Plates. Programmes. ¥**T 42.2

Chappuzeau, Samuel.

Le théatre francois divisé en trois livres, ot il est traité: I. De l’usage
de la comédie; II. Des autheurs qui soutiennent le théatre; III.
De la conduite des comédiens. [Anon.] Lyon. Chez Michel

Mayer. 1674. (42), 284 pp. **D_.170b.78
Same. [Reprinted. Bruxelles. Mertens. 1867.] (2), 180 pp.
#*T 78.59

Contains notes by Edouard Fournier and a Notice sur Le théatre francais de
Chappuzeau by L. P. B. Lacroix.

Same. Accompagné d’un préface et de notes par Georges Monval.
Paris. Bonnassies. 1875. (3), xviii, 183 pp. **M 218.3

The preface contains bibliographical notes.

Characters, The, and conduct of Sir John Edgar [pseud. Anon.]. See
Dennis, John.

Charavay, Etienne. See Charavay, Marin Etienne.

Charavay, Marin Etienne.

A. de Vigny et Charles Baudelaire, candidats a l’Académie frangaise.
Paris. Charavay. 1879. xii, 152, (2) pp. Illus. Portraits. Plate.
Autograph facsimiles. ¥*T 57.124

Chardon, E. Henri.

Nouveaux documents sur la vie de Moliére. M. de Modéne, ses deux
femmes et Madeleiné Béjart. Paris. Picard. 1886. (4), 508, (1)
pp. ¥*T 54.18

La troupe du roman comique dévoilée et les comédiens de campagne au
xvire siécle. Le Mans. Monnoyer. 1876. vii, 171, (3) pp. **T.54.20

La vie de Rotrou mieux connue. Documents inédits sur la société
polie de son temps et la querelle du Cid. Paris. Picard. 1884.
268 pp. 3 **T 55.14

Chardon, Henri. See Chardon, E. Henri.
Charke, Charlotte. P

A narrative of the life of Mrs. Charlotte Charke. London: Printed
for W. Reeve. 1755. (1), 277 pp. ¥*T 58,121

Same. Hunt and Clarke. 1827. 167 pp. 6249a.2.7

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Charlemagne, Jean Armand. (Placide le vieux.)
Le mélodrame (1) aux boulevards (2). Facétie littéraire, historique
et dramatique. Avec des notes. Paris. Imprimerie de la rue

Beaurepaire. 1809. (3), 42 pp. **T 97.184
The numbers (1), (2) in the title apparently refer to notes at the end of the
book. Another copy is on shelf-number No. 8 in **G.3562.2.

Charles I., of England.
The kings maiesties Declaration to his subiects, concerning lawfull
sports to bee vsed. Imprinted at London by R. Barker. 1633.
(2), 17 pp. #*F 26.251
This Declaration concerning Sunday sports was first issued by King James L.,
May 24, 1618, and re-enacted by Charles I., October 18, 1633.

Same. (Jn Cardwell, Edward, editor. Documentary annals of the
Reformed Church of England. Vol. 2, pp. 240-245. Oxford. 1844.)
*3521.16.2

Same. Reprinted. Quaritch. 1860. (3), 17 pp. 5454.3

Same. [Abridged.] The book of sports, as set forth by King
Charles the 1. With remarks upon the same. London. Printed
in the year 1633. (Jn Govett, L. A., editor. The king’s book of
sports. Pp. 1oo-116. London. 1890.) 4008.106

Charles I., of England. Works about.

Stace, The, acquitted. Being a full answer to Mr. Collier and the
other enemies of the drama. With a vindication of King Charles
the martyr, and the clergy’ of the Church of England, from the
abuses of a scurrilous book, called, The stage condemned. Lon-
don. 1699. #* G_3821.9

Stacr, The, condemn’d and the encouragement given to the immorali-
ties and profaneness of the theatre, by the English schools, uni-
versities and pulpits, censur’d. King Charles I. Sundays mask
and declaration for sports and pastimes on the Sabbath, largely
related and animadverted upon. The arguments writ in defence
of the stage against Mr. Collier, consider’d. London. 1608.

No. 1 in **G,3823.20
Charles II., of England.

CunnincHaM, P. The story of Nell Gwyn: and the sayings of Charles

the Second. London. 1852. Illus. Portraits. “Plates.
*6548.2; etc.
Charles VI., of France.

Mérrat, A. M. T. De la liberté des théatres, dans ses rapports avec
la liberté de la presse, a l’occasion de l’analyse de La démence de
Charles VI, tragédie de M. Lemercier. Paris. 1820.

¥**T 76.106; etc.
Charlotte Ackermann. See Mueller, Otto.
Charnacé, Guy de.

Les étoiles du chant. Paris. Plon. 1860. 3 parts in 1 v. Portraits.
Contents. — 1. Patti. 2. Nilsson. 3. Grabrielle Krauss. ¥**M.196.1

A star of song! The life of Christina-Nilsson. Translated by J. C.
M. & E.C. New York. Wynkoop & Hallenbeck. 1870. 39 pp.
Portrait. Facsimile. 4048.37; No. 1 in **M.207.26

Charneux, Alphonse, editor.

Un procés de presse a propos du théatre. [Affaire Judic & Humbert,
directeur de l’Alcazar de Bruxelles, contre L’Ami de lordre.]
Namur. Douxfils. 1878. 128 pp. ¥*T 77.234
Followed by arguments in opposition to the theatre.

Charnois, Jean Charles Levacher de. See Le Vacher de Charnois, Jean
Charles.

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Charnal, G. de. See Charnal, Stanislas de.
Charnal, Stanislas de, and E. Moreau de Bauviére.
bas Rigolboche. [Anon.] Sans portrait ni vignette. 2e édition.
Paris. 1860. 96 pp. **T 50.35
Charpentier, Louis.

Causes de la décadence du goiit sur le théatre, ot l’on traite des
droits, des talens, & des fautes des auteurs; des devoirs des comé-
diens, de ce que la société leur doit, & de leurs usurpations
funestes a l'art dramatique. [Anon.] Au Parnasse francois, &.se
trouve a Paris, chez Dufour. 1768. 2 v. in I. **T 78.29

Charrin, Pierre Joseph, editor.

MémoriaL dramatique, ou almanach théatral. Année 1-6. Paris.

1807-1812. 6v.in 1. Portraits. **T 29.14; etc.
Chase, Eugene Frank.

Ballads in black. A series of original shadow pantomimes, with
forty-eight full-page silhouette illustrations and full directions
for producing shadow pictures with novel effects. Illustrations
by J. sl Goodridge. Boston. Lee & Shepard. 1882. 8, (1),
12-154 Dp 4009a.75; **T.99.60

Chasles, islarere. See Chasles, Victor Euphémien Philaréte.
Chasles, Victor Euphémien Philaréte.
Etudes contemporaines. Théatre, musique et voyages. Paris.

Amyot. 1867. (4), ii, (1), 382 pp. 2679a.88; **T.77.108
Contents. — La vieillesse de Goethe. — La jeunesse de Shakspeare. — Shakspeare
et Moliére. — Sheridan. — Hamlet et Macbeth. — Charles Mathews. — Origines
du théatre en France. — Histoire de l’opéra. — Comment l’opéra de Don Juan
fut créé. — Mozart, Weber, Grétry et la musique en France. — Un compositeur
tyrolien. — Mon éducation musicale. — L’épouse et la maitresse. — Une repré-
sentation théatrale sous Chilpéric. — D’une comédie de Voltaire qui n’est pas

de Voltaire. — Le triomphe de l’art.
Chatterton, F. B.

Kenney, C. L. Poets and profits at Drury Lane Theatre. A theatrical
narrative. Suggested by F, B. Chatterton, and written by Charles
Lamb Kenney. London. 1875. **T 78.20

Chauderlot, , and F. Festeau.

Proyecto de casas pertenecientes al St Don José de Fontagud
Gargollo: Teatro [Moratin]. Madrid. 1871. 23 plans. Auto-
graph facsimiles. *Cab.60.82.5
The title is on each plan.

Chaufour, Louis. .

D’une réforme a introduire dans l’organisation actuelle des théatres

et de son urgence. Paris. Dupray de la Mahérie. 1862. 16 pp.
: : **T..95.139

 

Chaulin, N. P.

Biographie dramatique des principaux artistes anglais venus a Paris;
précédée de souvenirs historiques du théatre anglais 4 Paris, en
1827 et 1828. Paris. 1828. vij, 166 pp. **T 59.10

Chaumont, ——, Chevalier de.

Exposition des principes qu’on doit suivre dans l’ordonnance des
théatres modernes. Par M*** Comre des guerres, & Ste de M
le D. de C. A Amsterdam. Et se trouve a Paris, chez Charles-
Antoine Jombert. 1769. xxiv, (4), 122 pp. **T 78.15

Cheirognomy. See Chiromancy.
Cheiromancy. See Chiromancy.

Cheirosophy. See Chiromancy.

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Cheltnam, Charles Smith, editor. e
Dramatic Year Book, The, for the year ending December 3ist, 1801.
An annual chronicle of the drama in Great Britain, France, United
States of America and Australasia, and stage directory for the
United Kingdom. London. 1892. Portraits. **T25.23
Chenevier, P. :
L’incendie de l’Opéra-comique de Paris et le théatre de sireté.
Paris. Baudry & cie. 1888. 66 pp. No. 1 in **M.122.1
Cheney, Arthur.
CoMPLIMENTARY testimonial to Mr. Arthur Cheney, Globe Theatre,
June 7th. [Programme. Boston. 1872.] No. 31a in **G.3822.3
Cheney, Sheldon.
The art theatre. A discussion of its ideals, its organization and its
promise as a corrective for present evils in the commercial theatre.

New York. Knopf. 1917. 249 pp. Plates. Plans. 6257.144
Relates to the theatre in the United States. A discursive bibliography, pp.
232-239.

The new movement in the theatre. New York. Kennerley. 1914.
(1), 303 pp. Plates. 6257.87

Relates particularly to the theatre in England and in the United States.
Cheney, Sheldon, editor.

TueatreE Arts Magazine. [Quarterly.] November, 1916, to date.

Detroit, Mich. 1916-.] Plates. **T 25.35
Chenneviéres-Pointel, Comte Henry de.

Les menus-plaisirs du roi et leurs artistes. Paris. Rouam. 1882.

32 pp. ¥*T 92.5
Cheramy, Auguste Paul Arthur, editor.

Grorce, M. J. Weyer, called Mademoiselle George. A favourite
of Napoleon. Memoirs of Mademoiselle George. London. 1909.
Portraits. **T 56.72

Cheramy, Paul. See Cheramy, Auguste Paul Arthur. .
Chéri, Rose Marie.
Jacquot, C. J. B. Rose Chéri (Madame Montigny). Paris. 1855.
Portrait. No. 3 in *6649.66; etc.
Chesterfield, Philip Dormer Stanhope, 4th Earl of. See Stanhope, Philip
Dormer, 4th Earl of Chesterfield.
Chetwood, William Rufus.

The British theatre. Containing the lives of the English dramatic
poets; with an account of all their plays, the lives of most of the
principal actors, as well as poets. Prefixed, a short view of the
rise and progress of the English stage. [Anon.] Dublin: Printed
for Peter Wilson. 1750. (1), xvi, (6), 200, (28) pp. **T 68.5

Same. London: Printed for R. Baldwin, Jun. 1752 ¥#*G_3923.8

The dramatic congress. A short state of the stage under the present
management. Concluding with a dialogue .. . between the illus-
trious Bashas of Dr-ry Lane and Co-nt Garden, and the chiefs of

the revolted players. London: Printed for M. Cooper. 1743. 27
**T 76.168

BF ed, W. R. Ch——d. Another copy is on shelf-number No. 5 in **G.3823.21.
A general history of the stage, from its origin in Greece down to
the present time. With the memoirs of most of the principal
performers that have appeared on the English and Irish stage
for these last fifty years. London: Printed for W. Owen. 1749.
(10), 256 pp. 4578.3; **T.78.10

Other copies are on shelf-numbers **G.3821.28; No.1 in **G.3823.7.

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Chevalier, Albert.
Albert Chevalier. A record. Biographical and other chapters by
Brian Daly. London. Macqueen. 1895. xii, (1), 205 pp. Por-

traits. ¥#*T 56.258
Before I forget. The autobiography of a chevalier d’industrie. Lon-
don. Unwin. 1902. xvi, 257, (1) pp. Portraits. 4544.225

Chevalier, Pierre Michel Francois.
Le Kain in the character of Vendéme. Translated from the French
of Pitre Chevalier. [New York? 1847.] 412-417 pp.
No. 6 in **G.3930.13.2
Chevalier, Pitre. See Chevalier, Pierre Michel Francois.
Chevallier, Hippolyte Guillaume Sulpice. (Gavarni.)

Les coulisses. [Paris. 1838.] 31 plates. **T 72,2
Plates no. 3, 13, 17, 18, 20, 22, and 25 are missing.

Chevallier, Hippolyte Guillaume Sulpice (Gavarni), illustrator.
Srconp, A. Les petits niystéres de l’Opéra. Paris. 1844. **M.143.17
Chevriade, La, ou l’observateur des enfers. A Paris, Chez N. B.
Duchesne. 1762. (4), 96, (3) pp. ¥*T 28.23
Chevrier, Francois Antoine, editor.

OBsERVATEUR des spectacles, L’, ou anecdotes théatrales. [Bimensuel.]
Tome 1, 2, 3.(no. 13). A La Haye. 1762. 2v. Plates. **T.28.21

SuitE de l’Observateur des spectacles. [Hebdomadaire.] Con-
tinuée par Mr. *** No. 1-13. Jan. 4—mars 29, 1763. A Amster-
dam. 1764. **T 28,22

Chevrier, Francois Antoine. Works about.
Cueverabe, La, ou l’observateur des enfers. A Paris. 1762. **T.28.23
Chicago, JIl. Public Library.

Actable one-act plays. Compiled by Samuel Kaplan of the Library
staff. [Chicago.] 1916. I5 pp. 2175.67

Finding lists. 8th edition. Poetry and drama, essays and miscel-
lanies, collected works. Chicago. 1904. (1), 519-644 pp. *2143.56

Chicago. Celebrations.

Drama Leacue of America, The. Shakespeare festival in honor of
the poet’s birthday, April 23, 1912, Lincoln Park, Chicago. Chi-
cago. [1912.] Plans. 8076.234

Chicago. Theatres.

McVicxer, J. H. The theatre; its early days in Chicago. A paper read

before the Chicago Historical Society. Chicago. 1884. **T.76.26
Chicago. Theatres. HavERLY THEATRE.

Mayo, F., and J. G. Witson. Nordeck. A new romantic drama.
Produced for the first time on any stage at Haverly Theatre,
week beginning May 25, 1884. [Story of play and cast of

characters. Chicago. 1884.] Plates. **T 36,105
Chicago. Theatres. HooLey’s THEATRE. See Chicago. Theatres. Powers’
THEATRE.

Chicago. Theatres. Iroquois THEATRE.
Sacus, E. O. The Chicago theatre fire. Plans. (Jn British Fire
' Prevention Committee. The fire at the Iroquois Theatre. Pp.
7-18. London. 1904.) 4019.263
Chicago. Theatres. Powers’ THEATRE.
Grover, L. B. The story of a theatre. [Chicago. 1899.] Illus. Por-
traits. Plates. 7 **T 77.194
Chidley, Sydney.
Scene painting for amateurs. N. p. [1886.] (26) pp. Illus, Diagrams.
Composed of clippings from The Keynote. ¥*T 13.5

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Chien de métier! Du Cassz, H. ¥**T 87.68
Child, Theodore.

The ballet in Paris. Illus., some colored. Portraits. (Jn Matthews,

J. B. About the ballet. Pp. 110-152). New York. 1891.) **T.12.11
Child actors. See Children. As actors.
Children. As actors.

See also Betty, William Henry West.

Dorotuea Dix Hall Association, Boston. A home and school for
stage children and children of actors. [Organization, history and
treasurer’s report for 1907.] Boston. 1908. Illus. Plates. 5577.145

Lire, The, and theatrical excursions of William Robert Grossmith,
the juvenile actor. Reading. 1827. | No. 16 in **G.3930.13.1

— Same. 4th edition. 1829. Portrait. : **T 55.73

Lorp, E. W. Children of the stage. New York.° 1010.

No. 1 in 5575.250

Maas, H. Die Kindertruppen: ein Kapitel aus der Geschichte der
englischen Theatergesellschaften in dem Zeitraume von 1559 bis
1642. Inaugural-Dissertation. Bremen. 1901. 2552.121

RicuommgE, C. Album Castelli. Portraits des principaux artistes de
la troupe enfantine de M. Castelli, avec des notices sur chaque
petit acteur, précédées d’un essai sur les thédtres d’enfants. Paris.

[1839?] Colored plates. **T 56.339
Wattace, C. W. The Children of the Chapel at Blackfriars, 1597-
1603. Lincoln, Neb. 1908. 3595-104.8

Children. Education.
Curtis, E. W. The dramatic instinct in education. With a foreword
by G. Stanley Hall. Boston. [1914.] 3599a.61
Herts, A. M. The Children’s Educational Theatre. With an intro-
duction by Charles W. Eliot. New York. 1911. Portrait. Plates. .
5598.186
Learer-VEREINIGUNG fiir die Pflege der kiinstlerischen Bildung, Ham-
burg. Unsere Volksschiler im Stadttheater. Hamburg. 1808.
7592.32
Children, The, of the Chapel at Blackfriars, 1597-1603. WaAtLtLace, C. W.
3595-104.8
Children of the stage. See Children. As actors.
Children, The, of Thespis. WuL.iams, J. **G,3947.18; etc.
Children’s plays. ;
Mackay, C. D. Costumes and scenery for amateurs. A practical
working handbook. New York. 1015. Plates. 8076.214; Z.40d 19.4
— How to produce children’s plays. New York. 1915. 6257.105
Chile. Theatres.
AmunAtecul, M. L. Las primeras representaciones dramaticas en
Chile. Santiago de Chile. 1888. **D),.261.2

China. Theatre.

Tcuenc-Ki-Tonc. Les Chinois peints par eux-mémes. Le théatre

des Chinois. Etude de mceurs comparées. Paris. 1886.
’ 3019a.56; **T.47.26
Chinois, Les, peints par eux-mémes. TcHEenc-Ki-Tone.
3019a.56; **T.47.26
Chiromancy.

Auten, E. H. A manual of cheirosophy. A complete practical hand-
book of the twin sciences of cheirognomy and cheiromancy. Illus-
trations by Rosamund Brunel Horsley. London. 1885. Illus.
Plates. #*T 97.153; etc.

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Chiromancy. (Continued.)

ARpPENTIGNY, C. S. p’. La science de la main ou I’art de reconnaitre
les tendances de l’intelligence d’aprés les formes de la main.
Paris. [1856.] **T 96.201

— Same. The science of the hand, or the art of recognizing the
tendencies of the human mind by the observation of the forma-
tion of the hands. London. 1886. Plates. 3600a.31

BaucHan, R. Chirognomancy; or, indications of temperament and
aptitudes manifested by the form and texture of the thumb and

fingers. London. [1884.] Plates. 3605.73
— A handbook of palmistry after the ancient methods. London.
1895. Plates. 5600.89

BeaMIsH, R. The psychonomy of the hand; or, the hand an index
of mental development, according to MM. D’Arpentigny and
Desbarrolles, with illustrative tracings from living hands. Lon-

don. [1865.] 31 plates. 5600.2
DeEsBaRROLLES, A. Les mystéres de la main révélés et expliqués.
Paris. [188-?] Illus. Plates. **T 97.249; etc.
Henverson, E. E. A guide to palmistry. Boston. 1895. Illus.
5600b.47
Larsen, L. B. Practical hand-reading, for students only. Portland,
Oregon. [1900.] Plates. 5607.33
Chodzko, Alexandre Edmond Boreyko.
Le théatre en Perse. [Paris. 1844?] 161-208 pp. **T 95,142
Choiseul-Gouffier, Alix de. See Faucigny-Lucinge, Alix de Choiseul-
Gouffier.

Chorley, Henry Fothergill.
Personal reminiscences by Chorley, Planché and Young. New York.
Scribner, Armstrong & Co. 1874. xxiii, 297 pp. 4559a.173
Chorus.
Picxarp, J. Der Standort der Schauspieler und des Chors im
griechischen Theater des sten Jahrhunderts. Miinchen. 1892.

Plates. 2972.27
Christianity and popular amusements. Newton, W. W. **T 76.181
Christians and the theatre. Buck.ey, J. M. 3450.80; **T.77.88
Christmas.

CHRISTMAS entertainments. Curious memoirs of old Father

Christmas. London. [1883.] Illus. Plate. **T 99.19

CreizEnacH, W. M. A. Zur Geschichte der Weihnachtsspiele und
des Weihnachtsfestes. (In Beitrage zur Volkskunde. XII. Heft.
Pp. 1-10. Breslau. 1896.) : 2873.114

Gray’s Inn, London. Gesta Grayorum: or, the history of the high
and mighty Prince, Henry, Prince of Purpoole, who reigned and
died, A.D. 1594. Together with a masque, as it was presented for
the entertainment of Q. Elizabeth. London. 1688. **G.4076.19

Hiccs, G. An account of The Christmas prince, as it was exhibited
in the University of Oxford in the year 1607. (Jn Miscellanea
antiqua Anglicana. London. 1816.) , No. 3 in *4512.142

Christmas entertainments: wherein is described abundance of fiddle-
faddle-stuff, raw-heads, and such like bodies; eating, drinking,
kissing & other diversions; conjurers, and their merry pranks;
curious memoirs of old Father Christmas. London. Field & Tuer.

[1883.] (10), vi, 58 pp. Illus. Plate. **T 99.19
A reprint of the 1740 edition.
Christmas kalends, The, of Provence. Janvier, T. A. 4668.32

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Christy minstrels (later Moore & Burgess minstrels).

Programme. [May 15, 1871—Dec. 31, 1891; May 21, Oct. 22, 1892;
Dec. 26, 1893; June 16, 1894. London. 1871-91.) 41 v. **T.15.12
Almost all of these programmes are for exhibitions in St. James’s Hall, Piccadilly,
Before May 8, 1872, the company was called Christy Minstrels. Some undated
programmes are prefixed to the volume for 1871. One of these is a programme
for a performance by The Queen’s Minstrels.

War among the blacks. A full report of the celebrated chancery
suit, Montague & Wilsom versus Moore, Crocker, Ritter, and
Hamilton, proprietors and managers of the Christy Minstrels.
February 8th, 1865. Liverpool. Holme & Copley. 1865. (4), 80

Pp. **T 96.176
Chronicle, A, of friendships. Muwnpay, L. «4545-177
Chroniques, Les, du Palais-Royal. Brynet, A. 2639.75; **T.97.229

Chroniqueur désceuvré, Le. [Anon.] See Mayeur de Saint Paul,
Francois Marie.

Chronological list, A, of the dramatic works of [List A] Steele Mac-
kaye, [List B] Percy Mackaye (1917). [New York? 1917.] 2
broadsides. **TCab.1.27

Chubb, Percival, editor.

Festivals and plays in schools and elsewhere. By Percival Chubb,
former Director of Festivals in the Ethical Culture School, New
York, and his associates of the school staff. New York. Harper.
1912. xxii, 403 pp. Plates. Music. 6257.80
Contents. — The festival in its educational, cultural, and recreational aspects.
By Percival Chubb. — Music in the festival. By Peter W. Dykema. — Art in
the festival. By James Hall. — Costuming in the festival. By Marie R. Perrin.
— Dancing in the festival. By Mary G. Allerton. — First steps in the develop-
ment of festival and dramatic activities. By Mabel Ray Goodlander.
Bibliography, pp. 355-392.

Chubb, Percival, prefacer.

Craic, A. A. T. The dramatic festival. A consideration of the lyrical
method as a factor in preparatory education. New York. 1912.

6257.73

Church and stage.

This heading covers only modern works dealing with the affilia-
tion between the church and the stage. Controversial works
relating to the theatre are to be found under the headings:
Theatre. In favor of ; Theatre. In opposition to.

Actors’ Church Alliance of America, Boston Chapter. Annual report
[1st]. Boston. 1901. *5579a.190

Maucras, C. G. Les comédiens hors la loi. Paris. 1887. #*T 55.1013 etc.

Newton, W. W. Christianity and popular amusements; or, the
Church and the theatre. Boston. 1877. ¥**T 76,181

Smitu, J. T. The parish theatre: a brief account of its rise, its
present condition and its prospects. New-York. 1917. 6257.145

Tryon, G. W., Jr. Church and stage. [Philadelphia? 1880?]

No. 15 in *7541.8

Church and Stage Guild. Addresses.

Avis, J. The attitude of society to the stage, past and present. A
paper read before the monthly meeting of the Church and Stage
Guild. Oct. 7, 1879. London. 1879. ¥*T 77.195

Church, The, and the drama. Frecxetton, T. W. **T.96,130

Churchill, Charles.

The Rosciad and The apology. Edited by Robert W. Lowe. London.
Lawrence & Bullen. 1891. xviii, (1), 78, (1) pp. Portraits. **T.52.7-
A satire on the actors of the day. Contains a facsimile of the title-page of the

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Churchman, A, pseud.

More remarks on the theatre: addressed to those who take the
trouble to read them. Leeds. Wright. 1818. 36 pp. **T.96.52
Another copy is on shelf-number **T.96.37.

Cibber, Colley.

An apology for the life of Mr. Colley Cibber, comedian, and late
patentee of the Theatre-Royal. With an historical view of the
stage during his own time. Written by himself. The 2d edition.
London: Printed by John Watts. 1740. (23), 488 pp. 2455-14
Relates principally to the London theatres.

Same. London. Whittaker, Treacher, & Arnot. 1829. (8), ii, 340
pp. [Autobiography. A collection of lives. Vol. 1.] 6249a.2.1

Same. 1830. (1), ii, (6), 340 pp. **K 37.27

Same. With characters and anecdotes of his theatrical contempo-
raries; the whole forming a complete history of the stage for
forty years. New edition, with notices by Edmund Bellchambers.
London. Simpkin & Marshall. 1822. xxiii, 514, vii pp. Portrait.
Another copy is on shelf-number **G.3933.3. 2455-353 **T 56,214

Same. A new edition with notes and supplement by Robert W.
Lowe. With mezzotint portraits by R. B. Parkes, and etchings
by Adolphe Lalauze. London. Nimmo. 1889. 2v. Illus. Por-
traits. *4545.106; **T.54.7

Contains also Wright’s Historia histrionica and Aston’s Brief supplement to
Colley Cibber, Esq.; his lives of the late famous actors and actresses. Each
work has a fac-simile of the original title-page. Bibliography, vol. 2, pp. 289-296.

y C *s Letter to the Craftsman. To Caleb D’Anvers, Esq.
[pseud.]. (dn New miscellany, A, for the year 1737. Pp. 22~209.
London. 1737.) No. 1 in **G,3823.15
Relates to the censorship of the stage in England.

Statement of the conduct of the theatre under the patent granted to
Sir Richard Steele. -— Dedication to ‘“Ximenes, or the heroic
daughter.” (In The Theatre. Pp. 300-302. London. 1791.)

C

 

 

Another copy is on shelf-number **G.3824.7. ¥**T 26.23
Cibber, Colley. Works about.
Apvotocy, An, for the life of Mr. T......... Cree , comedian. A

proper sequel to the Apology for the life of Colley Cibber,
comedian. With an historical view of the stage to the present
year. London. 1740. ¥*T 56.195; etc.
Buiast, A, upon bays; or, a new lick at the laureat. Containing
remarks upon a late tatling performance, entitled, A letter
from Mr. Cibber to Mr. Pope, &c. London. 1742.
No. 7 in **G.3824.14
Ecotist, The; or, Colley upon Cibber. Being his own picture re-
touch’d, to so plain a likeness, that no one, now, would have
the face to own it, but himself. London. 1743. **T.57.160; etc.
Lavureat, The: or, the right side of Colley Cibber, Esq.; containing,
explanations, amendments and observations, on a book intituled,
An apology for the life, and writings of Mr. Colley Cibber. Not
y written by himself. Added, The history of the life, manners and
writings of AZsopus the tragedian, from a fragment of a Greek
manuscript found in the library of the Vatican. London. 1740.

‘ . **T 57.437

Tatrourp, Sir T. N. An apology for the life of Mr. Colley Cibber,
comedian. [Review. London. 1820.] No. 8 in **G,3930.13.1
Cibber, Colley, pseud., author of The life of Edwin Forrest. See Rees,

James.

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Cibber, Susannah Maria.

Account, An, of the life of that celebrated actress, Mrs. Susannah
Maria Cibber. Also the two-remarkable and romantic trials
between Theophilus Cibber and William Sloper. London. 1887.
Portrait. : 4549a.102; **T.57.157

Cipper, T. Four original letters, viz. two from a husband toa gentle-
man [William Sloper]: and two from a husband to a wife. [Anon.]
London. 1739. **T.57.130; etc.

Cibber, Theophilus.

The buskin and sock; being controversial letters between Mr. Thomas
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Histoire des théatres de société. Paris. Librairie Moliére. [1905.]
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Queens of song: being memoirs of the most celebrated female
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Clayton, John, the Elder.

A counter and impartial statement of circumstances relative to a
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63 pp. No. 8 in **G.3824.9
Letters on a, controversy with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ryland relating to dancing
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Clayton, John, the Elder. Works about.
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Letters, occasioned by a recent controversy between R. R. Esq. and
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1805. (4), 68 pp. No. 11 in **G.3824.9
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Clédat, Léon.

Le théatre en France au moyen age. Paris. Lecéne, Oudin & cie.
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Clement, Clara Erskine.
Charlotte Cushman. Boston. Osgood & Co. 1882. vi, (3), 193 pp.
Portraits. Plate. Facsimiles. [American actor series.]
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Spectateur, Le. Revue théatrale, littéraire et artistique. [Hebdoma-

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Theatrical amusements: letter to a professing Christian. [Boston.

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The case of Mrs. Clive submitted to the publick. London: Printed

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Firzcreratp, P. H. The life of Mrs. Catherine Clive. With an ac-
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ments. With fashions for the week. No. [1-]14. [London.
1845.] 14 nos. in I v. Illus. Plates. *#*T 25.26
Clowns and fools.

Armin, R. Fools and jesters: with a reprint of Robert Armin’s
Nest of ninnies. 1608. With an introduction and notes [by J.
P. Collier]. London. 1842. 4596.67; etc.

Cutter, A. E., compiler. William Sommers and Archibald Armstrong,
jesters to Henry the Eighth and Charles First, Kings of England.
Boston. 1887. Portraits. ¥**T 13.9

Danie, G.. Merrie England in the olden time. [With illustrations
by John Leech and Robert Cruikshank.] London. 1842. 2 v.

Illus. Portraits. 2529.30; etc.
Dickens, C., editor. Memoirs of Joseph Grimaldi. London. [1838.]
Portrait. Plates. **T 57.454; etc.

Doran, J. The history of court fools. London. 1858.
6248.18; **T.97.82; etc.

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Clowns and fools. (Continued.)

“Dreux pu Ranpter, J. F. Des fous en titre d’office des rois de France.
(In Collection des meilleurs dissertations relatifs 4 V’histoire de
France. Tome 8, pp. 148-186. Paris. 1826.) ¥**G_3516.1.83 etc.

Moreat, P. Fous et bouffons: étude physiologique, psychologique
et historique. Paris. 1885. 2244.69

Nicx, A. F. Die Hof- und Volks-Narren sammt den nirrischen
Lustbarkeiten der verschiedenen Stande aller Volker und Zeiten.
Aus Flogels Schriften und andern Quellen. Stuttgart. 1861. 2 v.

2280.20

Perropir, E. pz. Monsieur Clown! Paris. 1889. Illus. 2679a.262
Turnour, J. The autobiography of a clown. As told by Isaac F.
Marcosson. New York. ig10. Portraits. 2249.91

Club of Odd Volumes, Boston.

Exhibition of prints and playbills to illustrate thé history of the
Boston stage (1825 to 1850), from the collection of Robert Gould
Shaw. May 3 to May 8, 1915. [Boston. I915.] IoI pp.

*k
This is a catalogue of portraits of British and American actors, with bicreatiel
notices. The catalogue includes a few playbills.

Clubs.

Dinaux, A. M. Les sociétés badines, bachiques, littéraires et
chantantes. Leur histoire et leurs travaux. Paris. 1867. 2 v.
Portrait. ¥**T 96.15

Coad, Oral Sumner.

William Dunlap. A study of his life and works and of his place in
contemporary culture. New York. 1917. xiii, 313 pp. Portraits.
Plates. Facsimile. [Dunlap Society. Publications.] **T.95.152

Deals largely with Dunlap’s career as a theatrical manager and playwright in
: New York City. Lists of Dunlap’s writings and paintings, pp. 284-302.

Coates, Diamond, pseud. See Coates, Robert.

Coates, Robert.

Rozinson, J. R., and H. H. Ropinson. The life of Robert Coates
better known as ‘Romeo’ and ‘Diamond’ Coates, the celebrated
‘amateur of fashion.’ London. 1891. Portraits. ¥*T57.7

Cobbin, Ingram.

Stage playing immoral, vain, and dangerous in its tendency. A
sermon, preached at South Moulton, Devon, April 4. London.
Williams. [1802.] 31 pp. ¥**T 96.48

Coburg, House of.

Bauer, C. Caroline Bauer and the Coburgs. Translated and edited
from Nachgelassene Memoiren von Karoline Bauer. By Charles
Nisbet. London. 1885. Portraits. 2858.58

Coburn, Frank Warren. ;

Life of the popular comedian, George W. Wilson. [Boston. 189-7]
(4) pp. Portrait. **T 53.22
Inserted are seven theatre programmes.

Cochin, Charles Nicolas. ;
Lettres sur Opéra. Per M. C*¥**. Paris. Cellot. 1781. 86 pp.
No. 3 in **M.208.21

Projet d’une salle de spectacle pour un théatre de comédie. [Anon.]
A Londres, et se trouve a Paris, chez Charles-Antoine Jombert.
1765. Plates. Plans. ¥*T 78.14

Cochrane, Alexander Baillie. See Cochrane-Baillie, Alexander Dundas
Ross Wishart, rst Baron Lamington.

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Cochrane-Baillie, Alexander Dundas Ross Wishart, rst Baron Lamington.
The Théatre francais in the reign'of Louis XV. London. Hurst &
Blackett. 1870. viii, 269 pp. 2670a.70; **T.86.3
A novel of stage life.
Cockton, Henry.

The life and adventures of Valentine Vox the ventriloquist. [Fic-
tion.] London. Routledge. 1846. xx, 620 pp. Plates.  4573.116

Same. New edition. 1865. viii, 535 pp. 4579-137

Code des théatres. Vuxrian, A., and —— GavTHIER. **T 79.14

Code lyrique, Le, ou réglement pour l’Opéra de Paris. [Anon.] See
Meusnier de Querlon, Anne Gabriel.

Code théatral. Rousseau, P. J. **T 78.65

Cody, William Frederick.

The adventures of Buffalo Bill. To which is appended a short sketch

of his life. New York. Harper. [1904.] (3), 156 pp. Plate.

Z.20€ 23.1

Same. 1905. 4349.265
Cody, William Frederick. Works about.

Wertmorg, H. C. Last of the great scouts. The life story of Col.
William F. Cody (‘Buffalo Bill”) as told by his sister. [Duluth.
1899.] Portraits. Plates. 4344.185

— Same. [Illustrated by Frederic Remington and E. W. Deming.]
Chicago. [19—?] Portraits. Plates. Autograph facsimiles.

**T 56.192
Cody & Carver’s Rocky Mountain & Prairie Exhibition.

Novelty of the century. The Wild West. With Buffalo Bill (Hon. W.
F. Cody), and Dr. W. F. Carver. Hartford, Conn. The Calhoun
Printing Co. [1883.] (32) pp. Illus. Portraits. Plates. **T.94.19

Cceuret, P. :

Biographie de Mlle Araldi, 1e7 réle tragique du Théatre-Frangais;
par M.1. P. [pseud.]. Lyon. Boitel. 1845. (3), 55 pp. **T.56.261
Signed, Jean-Paul. The author’s initials given on the cover are M. F. P.

Coffin, Roland Folger. ;

La déesse, an Elssler-atic romance. [A poem.] By the author of

“Straws.” New York. Carvill & Co. 1841. 44 pp. **T 87.97

Refers to the visit of Fanny Elssler to New York in 1841. Other copies are on
shelf-numbers 4508.118; **T.87.97.

Cohen, Alfred J. (Alan Dale.)
Familiar chats with the queens of the stage. New York. Dilling-

ham. 1890. 300 pp. Portraits. * 43.43.2303 **T 55.24
Contents. — Introduction, — Lillian Russell. — Mrs. James Brown-Potter. —
Rose Coghlan. — Fanny Davenport. — Lotta. — Helena Modjeska. — Isabelle
Urquhart. — Sadie Martinot. — Georgia Cayvan. — Mrs. Langtry. — Mary
Anderson. — Agnes Booth. — Minnie Palmer. — Emma Juch. — Marie Jansen.

— Marie Wainwright. — Louise Beaudet..— Pauline Hall. — Marion Manola. —
Effie Ellsler. — Mrs. D. P. Bowers. — Ada Rehan. — Georgie Drew Barrymore.
— Little Gertie Homan. — Lilly Post. — Ellen Terry. — Clara Morris. — Rosina
Vokes. — Nellie McHenry.

Cohen, Gustave.

Histoire de la mise en scéne dans le théatre religieux francais du
moyen age. Paris. Champion. 1906. (4), 304 pp. Plates.
Bibliographie, pp. 278-292. 6674.92

Same. Geschichte der Inszenierung im geistlichen Schauspiele des
Mittelalters in Frankreich. Vermehrte Ausgabe ins Deutsche
ubertragen von Constantin Bauer. Leipzig. Klinkhardt. 1907.
iii-xiv, (1), 256 pp. Plates. 4676.165
Bibliography, pp. 240-252.

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Cohn, Albert.

Shakespeare in Germany in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries:

an account of English actors in Germany and ‘the Netherlands
and of the plays performed by them during the same period. Lon-
don. Asher & Co. 1865. (1), iii, (3), cxxxvii, (3) pp. 422
columns. (1) p. Facsimiles. *4501.3
Contents. — Part 1. Historical account. Part 2. Texts.
It is believed by the author that some of these plays are imitations of Shake-
speare and that others are based upon old English plays, now lost, which:
occupied an intermediate position between Shakespeare’s dramas and _ their
ultimate sources. German and English texts are given in. parallel columns.

Cole, John.

A biographical account of Master Herbert, the infant Roscius! With
a brief delineation of his talents, and critiques on his performances.
Scarborough. Cole. 1830. (1), 18 pp. No. 1 in **G.3924. 17

A critique on the performance of Juliana, in “The honey moon,” by
Miss Hilton. Scarborough. Cole. 1831. 4 pp. No. 4in **G,3924.17

A critique on the performance of Master Herbert, the youthful
Roscius. Scarborough. Cole. [1830.] 4 pp. No. 2in **G.3924.17

A critique on the performance of Othello by F. W. Keene Aldridge,
the African Roscius. Scarborough. Cole. 1831. 4 pp.

No. 3 in **G.3924.17
Cole, John William. (John William Calcraft.)

A defence of the stage, or an inquiry into the real qualities of
theatrical entertainments, their scope and tendency. A reply to
a sermon entitled “The evil of theatrical amusements stated and
ae by John B. Bennett. Dublin. Milliken. 1839. vii, 175,
(1) p » E543

The life an theatrical times of Charles Kean. Including a summary
of the English stage for the last fifty years, and a detailed account
of the management of the Princess’s Theatre, from 1850-1859.
London. Bentley. 1850. : * 6543.305 **T.56.281

Coleman, Ann Mary, and others, translators.

MuELter, O. Charlotte Ackerman: a theatrical romance, founded
upon interesting facts in the life of a young artist of the last
century. Translated from the German, by Mrs. Chapman Cole-
man and her daughters. Philadelphia. [1871.] 2873.85; **T.87.33

Coleman, Mrs. Chapman. See Coleman; Ann Mary.
Coleman, Edward.

Memoirs of Samuel Phelps. By John Coleman. Assisted by Edward

Coleman. London. Remington & Co. 1886. 331 pp. Portrait.
aes 56.219
Coleman, John.

Curly: an actor’s story, related by John Coleman; and My poor
wife, by the author of Addie’s husband. New York. Munro.
(1885.] 114 pp. Illus. . [Seaside library.] No. 3 in **M.129.32

Fifty years of an actor’s life. New York. Pott & Co. 1904. 2 v.

Portraits. Autograph facsimile. 4544.190
On the British drama.

Players and playwrights I have known. London. Chatto & Windus.
1888. 2 v. 4541.106; **T 56.232
Contents. — 1. First person singular. — The victors: Macready; The Keans;
Phelps; Charles Mathews; Madame Vestris; The Wigans; Benjamin Webster;
William Woolgar; Ryder, an autobiographical sketch. 2. The victors: Charles
Reade; Tom Taylor; Tom Robertson; Palgrave Simpson. — Intermezzo: The
social status of the actor. — The vanquished : Vez victis; The Garrick of the
north; G. V. Brooke; Charles Dillon; Fechter; F. B. Chatterton. — L’envoi.

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Coleman, John. (Continued.)

The truth about The dead heart, with reminiscences of the author

[Watts Phillips] and the actors thereof. With illustrations by
’ Horace Petherick. London. Drane. 1890. (6), 119 pp. Illus.

Portraits. Plates. Autograph facsimiles. ¥*T 57.267
Coleman, John, and Edward Coleman.

Memoirs of Samuel Phelps. London. Remington & Co. 1886. 331
pp. Portrait. **T.56.219

Coles, Charles L., editor. :

Oxpys, W. The history of the English stage. Boston. 1814.

d **T 55.111; etc.

—— Memoirs ‘of Miss Anne Oldfield. [Anon. Boston. Spear.
1814.] **T 55.1123 etc.

Collardeau, Philéas.

La salle de théatre de Moliére au Port Saint-Paul avec le plan du
Jeu de paume de la Croix-Noire et celui de l’hétel Barbeau et des
autres propriétés détruites pour l’établissement du nouveau marché
de l’Ave-Maria. Paris. Bonnassies. 1876. 37, (1) pp. Plans.

**T 75.16
Collé, Charles.

Correspondance inédite faisant suite 4 son journal, accompagnée de
fragments inédits de ses ceuvres posthumes. Publiée sur les manu-
scrits autographes originaux avec une introduction et des notes
par Honoré Bonhomme. Paris. Plon. 1864. 493, (1) pp. Por-
trait. Manuscript facsimiles. **T55.53

Journal et mémoires sur les hommes de lettres, les ouvrages dra-
matiques et les événements les plus mémorables du régne de
Louis XV. (1748-1772.) Nouvelle édition augmentée. Avec une
introduction et des notes par Honoré Bonhomme. Paris. Didot
& cie. 1868. 3 v. #*T 55.54
Liste chronologique des ouvrages de Collé, tome 1, pp. xxv—xxviii.

Journal historique inédit pour les années 1761 et 1762, publié sur le
manuscrit original et annoté par Ad. van Bever, avec la collabora-
tion de G. Boissy. Paris. Mercvre de France. 1911. 304, (1) pp.

Portraits. Plates. Facsimiles. ¥**T 55.137
On French literature and society in the eighteenth century.
Collection de Paris-portrait. Paris-PorTRAIT. . ¥**#T 21.5

Collection des mémoires sur l’art dramatique.
_/ BELLAMY, G. A. Mémoires. Avec une notice sur sa vie, par Thiers.

Paris. 1822. 2 v. ¥**T 56.2; etc.
: Branoes, J. C. Mémoires. Avec une notice concernant cet acteur,
“ et placée en téte des Mémoires d’Iffland. Paris. 1823. 2 v.

**T.56.9; etc.
Canaissz, H. A. Mémoires de Préville, et de Dazincourt [Anon.].
tevus, corrigés, et augmentés d’une notice sur ces deux comédiens,
par M. Ourry. Paris. 1823. **T 56.6; etc.
Crarron, C. J. H. Lerts p—E La Tune, called Hippolyte Clairon.
' Mémoires. Nouvelle édition. . Le tout accompagné de notes
et précédé d’une notice sur la vie de Mlle Clairon [par Andrieux].
Paris. 1822. **T 56.1; etc.
Coste p’Arnopat, C. P. Mémoires de Mile Dumesnil, en réponse aux
/  mémoires d’Hippolyte Clairon; revus, corrigés, et augmentés d’une
notice sur cette comédienne par M. Dussault. Paris. 1823.
**T 56.7; etc.

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Collection des mémoires sur l’art dramatique. (Continued. )
Desrrés, J. B. D., editor. Mémoires sur Garrick et sur Macklin,
traduits de l’anglais par le traducteur des ceuvres de Walter Scott;
précédés d’une histoire abrégée du théatre anglais, par M. Després.
Paris. 1822. **T 56.3; etc.
— Mémoires sur Moliére et sur Mme Guérin, sa veuve, suivis des
- mémoires sur Baron et sur Mile Lecouvreur, par l’Abbé d’Allain-
val. Paris. 1822. 6646.78; **T.56.4; etc.
Gotponi, C. Mémoires pour servir 4 l’histoire de sa vie, et a celle
- de son théatre; précédés d’une notice sur la comédie italienne au
seiziéme siécle, et sur Goldoni, par Moreau. Paris. 1822. 2 v.
**T 56.5; etc.
IrFLanp, A. W. Mémoires de Aug. Guil. Iffland. Avec une notice sur
les ouvrages de cet acteur. Paris. 1823. **T 56.8; etc.
Lexarn, H. L. Carn, called Lekain. Mémpires. Précédés de réflexions
- sur cet acteur et sur l’art théatral, par F. Talma. Paris. 1825.
: **T 56.10; etc.
Moré, F. R. Mémoires. Précédés d’une notice sur cet acteur, par
M. Etienne. Le comédien, par M. Remond de Sainte-Albine.
Paris. 1825. ¥**T 56.113 etc.
College Equal Suffrage League of Massachusetts. [Programme of three
plays given at Potter Hall, January 31, 1905. Boston. 1905.] 4459.169
College of St. Francis Xavier, New York City. Plays.
The Latin play at Saint Francis Xavier’s. [The Captivi of Plautus.
New York. 1890.] (1), xx, 104 pp. **T 26.17

Cast of characters, comments, etc. Latin text and English translation on
opposite pages.

College theatricals. See Student theatricals.

College theatricals. 60-08 pp. (Jn Tales from Blackwood. Vol. 2.
Edinburgh. [1861.]) *6§579a.153.2

Collier, Jeremy.

La critique du théatre anglois. See his Short view of the immorality
and profaneness of the English stage.

A defence of the Short view of the profaneness and immorality of
the English stage, &c. Being a reply to Mr. Congreve’s Amend-
ments, &c., and to the vindication of the author of The relapse
[Sir John Vanbrugh]. London: Printed for S. Keble. 1609. (4),

139 pp. **T 77.41
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 16 in **G.3824.14.
Same. 1705. **T 77.36

A farther vindication of the Short view of the profaneness and im-
morality of the English stage, in which the objections of a late
book, entituled, A defence of plays, are consider’d. London:
Printed for R. Sare. 1708. 46 pp. #kT 77/38
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 13 in **G.3821.11.

A letter to a lady concerning the new play house. [Anon.] Lon-
don. Printed and sold by Joseph Downing. 1706. 16 pp.

In opposition to the theatre. No. 2 in **G.3823.3

Mr. Collier’s Dissuasive from the play-house; in a letter to a person
of quality, occasion’d by the late calamity of the tempest. London:
Printed for Richard Sare. 1703. 15 pp. No. 4 in **G.3824.2

‘Same. Added, a letter written by another hand; in answer to some
queries sent by a person of quality, relating to the irregularities
charged upon the stage. 1704. 32 pp. ¥*T 96.72

Another copy is on shelf-number **G.3821.10.

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Collier, Jeremy. (Continued.)
A second defence of the Short view of the prophaneness and im-
morality of the English stage, &c. Being a reply to a book, en-
titled, The antient and modern stages surveyed, &c. London:

Printed for S. Keble. 1700. (4), 142 pp. **T 77.37
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 18 in **G.3824.14.

A short view of the immorality, and profaneness of the English
stage: with the sense of antiquity upon this argument. London,

Printed for S. Keble. 1698. (16), 288 pp. ¥*T 77.34
Same. 2d edition. #*G,3821.1
Same. 4th edition. 1699. ¥*T77.35

Another copy is on shelf-number **H.54.29.

Same. With the several defences of the same. In answer to Mr.
Congreve, Dr. Drake, &c. [5th edition corrected.] London:
Printed for G. Strahan. 1728. (14), 437 pp. ¥** G_3824.19

Same. 1730. **T.77.39

Same. La critique du théatre anglois, comparé au théatre d’Athénes,
de Rome et de France. Et l’opinion des auteurs tant profanes
ue sacrez, touchant les spectacles. De l’anglois de M. Collier.
a Paris, chez Nicolas Simart. 1715. (24), 493, (11) pp. **T.77.40

Collier, Jeremy, alleged author.

A representation of the impiety & immorality of the English stage.
See Representation, A, of the impiety & immorality of the
English stage. ;

Collier, Jeremy. Works about.

ANIMADVERSIONS on Mr. Congreve’s late answer to Mr. Collier. Ina
dialogue and some offers towards new-modeling the stage. Lon-
don. 16098. No. 12 in **G.3821.5

BALLEIN, J. Jeremy Collier’s Angriff auf die englische Biihne. Eine
Beitrag zur Geschichte des englischen Dramas. Marburg. Ig10.

2557-173

Brown, T. The stage-beaux toss’d in a blanket: or, hypocrisie
alamode; expos’d in a true picture of Jerry, a pretending scourge
to the English stage. A comedy. With a prologue on occasional
conformity; being a full explanation of the Poussin Doctor’s book;
and an epilogue on the reformers. [Anon.] London. 1704.

**T 36.35

Concreve, W. Amendments of Mr. Collier’s false’ and imperfect
citations, &c., from the Old batchelour, Double dealer, Love for
love, Mourning bride. By the author of those plays. London.
1698. ¥**T 77.423 etc.

Derence, A, of dramatick poetry: being a review of Mr. Collier’s
View of the immorality and profaneness of the stage. London.
1608. **T.77.43

Dennis, J. The person of quality’s answer to Mr. Collier’s letter,
being a disswasive from the play-house. [Anon.] London. 1704.

No. 5 in **G.3824.2

—— The usefulness of the stage, to the happiness of mankind. To
government, and to religion. Occasioned by a late book written
by Jeremy Collier. London. 1698. **G. 3821.2

Drake, J. The antient and modern stages survey’d. Or, Mr. Collier’s
View of the immorality and profaneness of the English stage
set in a true light. Wherein some of Mr. Collier’s mistakes are
rectified, and the comparative morality of the English stage is
asserted upon the parallel. [Anon.] London. 1699. **T.77.45; etc.

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Collier, Jeremy. Works about. (Continued.)

FartHer defence, A, of dramatick poetry: being the second part of
the Review of Mr. Collier’s View of the immorality and profane-
ness of the stage. Done by the same hand. London. 1698.

**T.77.44

Fitmer, E. A defence of plays: or, the stage vindicated, from
several passages in Mr. Collier’s Short view. &c. Wherein is
offer’d the most probable method of reforming our plays. Lon-
don. 1707. **T..77.46; etc.

Letter, A, to Mr. Congreve on his pretended amendments, &c., of
Mr. Collier’s Short view of the immorality and prophaneness of
the English stage. London. 16098. No. 1 in **G.3821.19

Oupmixon, J. Reflections on the stage, and Mr. Collyer’s Defence
of the Short view. In four dialogues. [Anon.] London. 1699.

**G,3821.7; etc.

Stacz, The, acquitted. Being a full answer to Mr. Collier and the
other enemies of the drama. With a vindication of King Charles
the martyr, and the clergy of the Church of England, from the
abuses of a scurrilous book, called, The stage condemned. Lon-
don. 1699. ¥**#G,3821.9

Stace, The, condemn’d and the encouragement given to the im-
moralities and profaneness of the theatre, by the English schools,
universities and pulpits, censur’d. The arguments of all the
authors that have writ in defence of the stage against Mr.
Collier, consider’d. London. 1608. No. 1 in **G,3823.20

VansrucH, Sir J. A short vindication of The relapse and The pro-
vok’d wife, from immorality and prophaneness. By the author.
London. 1698. No. 1 in **G,3821.3

Collier, John Payne.

Dryden, Killigrew and the first company which acted at Drury Lane

Theatre. (Jn Shakespeare Society, London. Papers. Vol. 4, pp.

147-155. London. 1849.) *4596.11.4
Another copy is on shelf-number **G.3927.37.4.

The history of English dramatic poetry to the time of Shakespeare;
and annals of the stage to the Restoration. London. Murray.

1831. 3 v. Autograph facsimiles. **T 47.93
Another copy is on shelf-number **G.3923.20.
Same. New edition. Bell. 1879. #2571.60

Memoirs of Edward Alleyn, founder of Dulwich College: including
some new particulars respecting Shakespeare, Ben Jonson, Mas-
singer, Marston, Dekker, &c. London. The Shakéspeare Society.
1841. vi, 219 pp. ¥**T 55.77
Other copies are on shelf-numbers **G.3927.3; No. 1 in *4596.1.

Memoirs of the principal actors in the plays of Shakespeare.
London. The Shakespeare Society. 1846. xxxviii, (1), 206

; ; ¥*#T 55.130
Other copies are on shelf-numbers **G.3927.21; No. 2 in *4596.14.

Original history of “The Theatre,” in Shoreditch, and connexion of
the Burbadge family with it. (In Shakespeare Society, London.

Papers. Vol. 4, pp. 63-70. London. 1849.) *4596.11.4
Another copy is on shelf-number **G.3927.37.4.

The performance of early dramas by* parish clerks and players in
churches. (Jn Shakespeare Society, London. Papers. Vol. 3,

pp. 40-47. London. 1847.) *4506.11.3
Another copy is on shelf-number **G.3927.37.3.

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Collier, John Payne. (Continued.)
Players and dramatic performances in the reign of Edward IV. (Un
Shakespeare Society, London. Papers. Vol. 2, pp. 87-91. Lon-
don. 1845.) ¥4596.11.2

Another copy is on shelf-number **G.3927.37.2.

Punch and Judy, with illustrations, designed and engraved by George
Cruikshank. Accompanied by the dialogue of the puppet show,
and an account of its origin, and of puppet plays in England.
{Anon.] 4th edition. London. Lacy. [186-?] 94 pp. Illus.

Plates. No. 1 in *4579.115
Same. 5th edition. Bell & Daldy. 1870. (2), 94 pp.
*4575.62; **T.37.249

Collier, John Payne, editor.

Auteyn, E. The Alleyn papers. A collection of original docu-
ments illustrative of the life and times of Edward Alleyn, and
of the early English stage and drama. London. 1843. 4596.53; etc.

Armin, R. Fools and jesters: with a reprint of Robert Armin’s Nest
of ninnies. 1608. London. 1842. 4596.67; etc.

Henstowe, P. The diary of Philip Henslowe, from 1591 to 1609.
Printed from the original manuscript preserved at Dulwich Col-
lege. London. 1845. 4596.46; etc.

Nortusrooke, J. A treatise against dicing, dancing, plays, and inter-
ludes. With other idle pastimes. From the earliest edition, about
A.D. 1577. London. 1843. 4596.62; **T.96.14; etc.

Collier, John Payne, prefacer.

Gosson, S. The school of abuse, containing a pleasant invective

against poets, pipers, players, jesters, &c. London. 1841.

2575.8; etc.
Collier, William.

A book of etiquette entitled “Don’t do that.” Vol. 1. For sale by
no newsdealers. [Published by] Scriblers Sons. [New York.

Dana T. Bennett Co. 1909.] 59 pp. Portraits. Plates. **T.89.6
A book of jckes relating to the theatre.

Collins, Arthur.
The true story of the Sleeping Beauty and the Beast. By J. Hickory
Wood and Arthur Collins. Illustrated by P. J. Billinghurst.

{London. 1900.] 47, (1) pp. Illus. Plates. **T 49.10
The story of the Drury Lane pantomime.
Collins, Charles William.

Great love stories of the theatre. A record of theatrical romance.
New York. Duffield & Co. 1911. (11), 327 pp. Portraits. 6252.79
Contents. — Nell Gwyn and Charles II. — Marie de Champmeslé and Racine. —
Elizabeth Barry and Thomas Otway. — Anne Bracegirdle and William Congreve.
— Adrienne Lecouvreur’s lost illusions. — Margaret Woffington. and David
Garrick. — The Favarts and Maurice de Saxe. — “Perdita” Robinson and her
Prince. — Mlle. Georges and Napoleon. — The follies of “Becky” Wells. —
Dora Jordan and the Duke of Clarence. — Marie Dorval and Alfred de Vigny.

Collins, John.

An evening’s brush. In four parts. (Jn Oxberry, William. The
: theatrical banquet. Vol. 2, pp. 1-44. London. 1809.) **T 99.2
Collins, Mabel. See Cook, Mabel Collins.
Colman, Francis.

Cotman, G., the Younger, editor. Posthumous letters, from various
celebrated men; addressed to Francis Colman, and George Col-
man, the Elder: with annotations and occasional remarks, by
George Colman, the Younger. London. 1820, : **T 53.7

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Colman, George, the Elder.
T. Harris dissected. London: Printed for T. Becket. 1768. (3), 36

pp. **T 95.118
A reply to A letter from T. Harris to G. Colman. Another copy is on shelf-
number No. 15 in **G.3824.2.

Some particulars of the life of the late George Colman. Written by
himself, and delivered by him to Richard Jackson for publication
after his decease. [London.], Printed for T. Cadell, Jun., and W.
Davies. 1705. (3), 33 pp. Portrait. ¥**T 56.197

A true state of the differences subsisting between the proprietors
of Covent-Garden Theatre: in answer to a manuscript libel and
to a printed Narrative by T. Harris and J. Rutherford. London,

Printed for T. Becket. 1768. (4), 63 pp. **®T 95,116
This pamphlet has the endorsement of William Powell, the fourth Patentee.
Same. 2d edition. No. 12 in **G,.3824.2

Colman, George, the Elder. Works about.

ANIMADVERSIONS on Mr. Colman’s True state, &c. With some re-
marks on his little serious piece called The Oxonian in town.
London. 1768. No. 14 in **G.3824.2

Cotman, G., the Younger, editor. Posthumous letters, from various
celebrated men; addressed to Francis Colman, and George Col-
man, the Elder: with annotations, and occasional remarks, by

George Colman, the Younger. London. 1820. ¥**T 53.7
Harris, T. A letter from T. Harris, to G. Colman, on the affairs of
Covent-Garden Theatre. London. 1768. ¥**T 95.117; etc.

Harris, T., and J. Ruruerrorp. A narrative of the rise and progress
of the disputes subsisting hetween the patentees of Covent-

Garden Theatre. London. 1768. **T 95.115; etc.
Kenrick, W. An epistle to G. Colman, from W. Kenrick. [Verse.]
London. 1768. ¥*T 95.120

Peake, R. B. Memoirs of the Colman family, including their corres-
pondence with the most distinguished personages of their time.
London. 1841. 2 v. Portraits. **T.55.107; etc.

Colman, George, the Younger.

Broad grins, My nightgown & slippers, and other humorous works,
prose and poetical. Now first collected. With life and anecdotes
of the author edited by George B. Buckstone. London. Hotten.

[1872.] vii, 492 pp. Plate. 6568.159; **T.97.89
Random records. London. Colburn & Bentley. 1830. 2 v. Por-
trait. **T 57.38

Colman, George, the Younger, editor.

Posthumous letters, from various celebrated men; addressed to
Francis Colman, and George Colman, the Elder: with annotations
and occasional remarks, by George Colman, the Younger. Lon-
don. Cadell & Davies. 1820. xvi, 347 pp. ¥*T 53.7

Colman, George, the Younger. Works about.

GentLeman, A, of the Middle-Temple. Remarks on Mr. Colman’s
preface: also a summary comparison of the play of the Iron chest
with the novel of Caleb Williams. London. [1796.]

No. 3 in **G.3822.2

Peake, R. B. Memoirs of the Colman family, including their cor-
respondence with the most distinguished personages of their time.
London. 1841. 2 v. Portraits. **T55.107; etc.

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Cologne, Germany. Theatres STADTTHEATER.
Moritz, C. and B. Scuritinc. Das neue Stadttheater in Kdln.
Berlin. 1904. Illus. Plates, one colored. Plans. *Cab.60.144.8
Colombey, Emile, pseud. See Laurent, Jean Baptiste Emile.

Colombier, Marie.
Mémoires. Fin de tout. [4¢ mille.] Paris. Flammarion. [1899.]
vi, 386 pp. **T 57.215
Les mémoires de Sarah Barnum. Avec une préface par Paul Bonne-
tain. [99e édition.] Paris. [1884.] xv, (1), xii, 332 pp. **T.57.289
A satirical life of Sarah Bernhardt.
Same. The life and memoirs of Sarah Barnum. With a preface by
Paul Bonnetain. Edited by Henry Llewellyn Williams. London.
The Crown Publishing Co., Ltd. [1883.] (1), 126 pp. **T.58.50
Same. The memoirs of Sarah Barnum. With a preface by Paul
Bonnetain. Translated under the management of Ferdinand C.
Valentine and Leigh H. Hunt. New York. Green. [1884.] x,
160 pp. ¥#*T 97.259
Le voyage de Sarah Bernhardt en Amérique. Avec préface par
Afséne Houssaye. Paris. Dreyfous. [1881.] (5), 328 pp. Por-
traits. Autograph facsimile. 2363.82; **T.57.380
Colombier, Marie. [orks about. 3
AFFAIRE Marie Colombier — Sarah Bernhardt. Piéces 4 conviction.
Paris. 1884. Portrait. 6645.85
GarLuet, E., and Liézgotp. La vie de Marie Pigeonnier par un
de ses ***, Préface de J. Michepin. Paris. 1884. **T.57.365; etc.
— Same. Sarah Barnum’s reply. The life of Marie Colombier.
[Anon.] Translated from advance sheets [by F. C. V.]. New
York. 1884. Illus. *#T 54.1
Color. In photography.
Jounson, G. L. Photography in colours: a text-book for amateurs,
with a chapter on kinematography in the colours of nature. Lon-
don. 1911. Illus. Plates, some colored. Charts. 8065.194
Colosseum, Rome.
Fea, C. D. F. J. Osservazioni sull’ arena, e sul podio dell’ anfiteatro
Flavio fatte dal signor Pietro Bianchi di Lugano, illustrate e difese

 

dal Sig. Lorenzo Re Romano... discusse, e confutate dall’
Avvocato Carlo Fea. Roma. 1813. Portrait. 2759.66
Fontana, C. L’anfiteatro Flavio descritto e delineato. Nell’ Haia.
1725. Plate. Plans. **G,30a.6
Guanet, J. Etude sur la construction & la disposition du Colisée, am-
'‘ phithéatre Flavien. Paris. 1878. 12 plates. *Cab.49.11.1
LucanceEt!, C. Modéle qui offre la restauration du Colisée de Rome
tel qu’il étoit originairement. Rome. 1821. No. 1 in 4099.145

Colson, J. B.
Répertoire du théatre francais, ou détails essentiels sur trois cent
soixante tragédies et comédies. Bordeaux. L’auteur. [1819.]

as . . 4+*T 46.50
Columbia University. Dramatic Museum.
Publications. New York. i914, 15. 8 v.
Namely: —
Series 1. Papers on play-making. +*T 46.60

1. The new art of writing plays, by Lope de Vega.

2. The autobiography of a play, by Bronson Howard.
"3. The law of the drama, by Ferdinand Brunetiére.

4. Robert Louis Stevenson as a dramatist, by Arthur Wing Pinero.

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Columbia University. Dramatic Museum. (Continued.)
Series 2. Papers on acting. ¥*T 46.61
1. The illusion of the first time in acting by William Gillette.
2. Art and the actor, by Constant Coquelin.
3. Mrs. Siddons as Lady Macbeth and as Queen Katharine, by H. C.
Fleeming Jenkin.
4. Reflexions on the actor’s art, by Talma.
Series 3. Papers on playmaking. eT. 46.62
1. How Shakspere came to write the ‘Tempest,’ by Rudyard Kipling. *
2. How to write a play. Letters from Augier, Dumas, Sardou, Zola and
others. Translated by Dudley Miles.
3. A stage play, by Sir William Schenck [sic] Gilbert.
4. A theory of the theatre, by Francisque Sarcey. Translated by H. H.
Hughes.
5. (Extra volume.) A catalog of models and of stage-sets in the Tremaine
Museum of Columbia University. :
Columbia University. Library.
List of books chiefly on the drama and literary criticism. New
York. Printed for the University. 1897. 64 pp. *2171.19.1
Columbia University. Studies in classical philology.

SAUNDERS, C. Costume in Roman comedy. New York. 1909.
2949.127
Columbia University. Studies in English.

Avsricot, V. E. The Shaksperian stage. New York. 1912. Plates.

Plans. 4558.43
GILDERSLEEVE, V. C. Government regulation of the Elizabethan
drama. New York. 1908. 4558.268

Columbia University. Studies in English and comparative literature.
Freesurc, V. O. Disguise plots in Elizabethan drama. A study in

stage tradition. New York. 1915. 6257.380
SmitH, W. The commedia dell’ arte: a study in Italian popular
comedy. New York. 1912. Plates. 4559.338

Columbia University. Studies in Romance philology and literature.

Stuart, D. C. Stage decoration in France in the Middle Ages. New
York. 1910. 4676.123

Columbine, The, and weekly review of literature, the sciences, fine arts,
theatricals, &c. No. 1-5, 7-10. July 4—Aug. 1, Aug. 15-29, Sept.
19, 1829. [London.] 1829. I v. **'T 26.19
Columbine, The, or dramatic mirror. [Weekly.] No. 1, 2, 4, 5, 7, 27.
Apr. 24, May 1, 15, 22, 1830, June 18, 1831. [Lendon.] 1830, 31.
I v. **'T 26.20
Combe, William, editor.

Pic Nic, The. Vol. 1, 2 [Jan. 8-—Apr. 9, 1803.] London. 1803.

2Vv. #*T 28.7
Combes, William H., editor.

Enrtr’actE ANNUAL, The. 1873, 76, 80-99. Illustrated by Alfred

Bryan. London. 1873-99. 22 v. in 6. Illus. Portraits. Plates.
**T 25.5
Comedian, A.

An essay on the stage; or, the art of acting. A poem. Edinburgh:
Printed, and sold by John Yair. 1754. (3), I9 pp. **T 97.61
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 6 in **G.3823.3.

A full answer to Queries upon queries. In which the conduct of
the players is vindicated, and the misrepresentations of the querist
exposed. London: Printed for J. Roberts. 1743. 22 pp.

No. 9 in **G.3824.2
Relates to the controversy between the actors at Drury Lane Theatre and
Charles Fleetwood, the manager.

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Comedian’s tales, The: or jests, songs, and pleasant adventures of several
famous players. London: Printed for T. Warner and W. Pepper.

1729. (4), 92 pp. **T.98.148
Anecdotes of old actors, Congreve, Spiller, Cibber, etc.
Comédiana. Cousin v’Avaton, C. Y. **T 59.28
Comedians. See Actors.
Comédie, La, de salon. ManueEt, R., pseud. 2679a.115

Comédie, La, des comédiens. Gozian, L. Mceurs théatrales. **T.87.36
Comédie, La, et la galanterie au xvitie siécle. JuLiren, J. L. A. **T.76.169

Comédie, La. et les comédiens. Gozan, L. **T 87.92
Comédie-francaise, La, a Londres (1871-1879). Paris. Theatres.
CoMEDIE FRANGAISE. 2676.156; **T.78.12
Comédie italienne, La. See Commedia dell’ arte; Italian players in
France.
Comédien, Le. Le Roy, A. ¥*T 87.52
Comédien, Un, pseud. See Coquelin, Benoit Constant.
Comédien, Un, d’autrefois. Bourcocne, J. DE. 4677.116
Comédienne, La. Movenes, P. bE. No. 13 in *6671.2.6
Comédienne, Une. Bauer, H. ¥**T 87.47
Comédienne amoureuse, La. Moceta, C. O. ¥*T 87.55
Comédienne, Une, en voyage. See Lemonnier, A. Les femmes du théatre.
Comédiennes adorées, Les. Gaxporzau, FE. 6649a.24; etc.
Comédiennes, Les, d’autrefois. Houssaye, A. **T 59.48
Comédiennes, Les, de Moliére., Houssayez, A. 4645.54; **T.56.68
Comédiens et comédiennes. Sarcey, F. ¥**T 55.13; etc.
Comédiens, Les, hors la loi. Mauaras, C. G. **T 55.1013 etc.
Comédiens italiens, Les, 4 la cour de France. Bascuet, A.
2662.73; **T.76.146
Comédies et comédiens. Fiorentino, P. A. ¥*T 77,122
Comedy.
Firzcrratp, P. H. Principles of comedy and dramatic effect. Lon-
don. 1870. 2477.52; **T.75.56

Footr, S. The Roman and English comedy consider’d and compar’d.
... And an examen into the merit of the present comic actors.

London. 1747. **T 46.38; etc.
Rosert, C. Die Masken der neueren attischen Komoedie. Halle
a. S. ior. Illus. Plate. 2961.13
Comedy queens of the Georgian era. Fyvie, J. **T 55.85; etc.

Comet, The. [Weekly.] By Walter Wildfire [pseud.]. No. [1-]13.
Oct. 19, 1811-Jan. 11, 1812. [Boston.] 1811, 12. 172 pp.

Contains notes on Boston theatricals. **T 26.40
Comical fellows. Ha.urpay, A. ¥*T 47.98
Comic sketch-book, The. Poots, J. **T.97.216.2

Commedia dell’ arte.

See also Italian players in France.
Bartouti, F. Notizie istoriche de’ comici italiani che fiorirono
intorno all’annno mpLt. Padova. *[1781.] *4749a.6
BascHet, A. Les comédiens italiens 4 la cour de France sous
Charles IX, Henri III, Henry IV et Louis XIII. Paris. 1882.
2662.73; **T.76.146
BERNarRDIN, N. M. La comédie italienne en France, et les théatres
de la foire et du boulevard. (1570-1791.) Paris. 1902. Illus.

Portraits. Plates. 2679.277
Duvevant, J. F. M. A. Baron. Masques et bouffons (comédie
italienne). Paris. 1860. 2v. Plates. **T aa.r; etc.

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Commedia dell’ arte. (Continued.)

Gowponr, C. Mémoires pour servir a l’histoire de sa vie, et 4 celle de son
théatre; précédés d’une notice sur la comédie italienne au seizi¢me
siécle, et sur Goldoni, par Moreau. Paris. 1822. 2v. **T.56.5; etc.

Kuincier, O. Die Comédie-italienne in Paris, nach der Sammlung

von Gherardi. Strassburg. 1902. 4676.132
Motanp, L. E. D. Moliére et la comédie italienne. Paris. 1867.
Portrait. Plates. 4704.8; **T.56.104 |

Parraict, C., and F. Parraict. Histoire de l’ancien théatre italien
depuis son origine en France jusqu’d sa suppression en 1697.

Paris. 1753. **M.109b.31
Récnier, M. L. pe. Les masques et les personnages de la comédie
italienne. Paris. 1914. 12 colored plates. **TCab.1.1

Riccoponi, L. Histoire du théatre italien depuis la décadence de la
comédie latine; avec un catalogue des tragédies et comédies
italiennes imprimées depuis lan 1500, jusqu’a l’an 1660. [Paris.

1728.] Plates. **T 46.32
ScHERILLO, M. La caine dell’ arte in Italia. Studi e profili.
Torino. 1884. 2776.84
Smitu, W. The Commedia dell’ arte: a study in Italian popular
comedy. New York. t912. Plates. 4559.338
Stoppato, L. La commedia popolare in Italia. Saggi. Padova.
1887, 2779.128

VALENTINI, F. Trattato su la commedia dell’ arte, ossia improvvisa.

Maschere italiene, ed alcune scene del carnevale di Roma. Berlino.

1826. 20 colored plates. No. 1 in *2771.3; etc.
Compagnia reale sarda.

Costett1, G. La Compagnia reale sarda, e il teatro italiano dal 1821

al 1855. Milano. 1893. Portraits. 2768.142

Companion, The. [Weekly.] No. 1-29. Jan. 9-July 23, 1828. [Pub-

lished] By Leigh Hunt. London. Hunt & Clarke. 1828. iv, 432

*A.4369.7

pp.

Consists of criticisms, mostly by Hunt, on books, the theatres, and public events,
with a number of poems. No more was published. Extracts from this periodical
may be found on pp. 167-258 of Hunt’s Essays and miscellanies [6579a.128].

Companion, The, to the play-house. [Anon.] See Baker, David Erskine.
Companion, A, to the theatre: or, a key to the play. Containing stories
of the most celebrated dramatick pieces. 2d edition. London:
Printed for E. Cogan. 1740. (10), 286 pp. **T 48.15

The first edition, having the title The dramatic historiographer, may be found
on shelf-number **T.48.26.

Companion, A, to the theatres. Footz, H. **T.,79.30; etc.
Companion, The, to the theatres and other amusements of Edinburgh.
[Daily.] Vol. 1 (no. Ir19, 21, 22). Sept. 4-29, 1852. [Edinburgh.
1852.) Iv. **T 27.11
Comparison, A, between the two stages. [Anon.] See Gildon, Charles.
Compiégne, France. ‘
Leveaux, A. Le Théatre de la Cour 4 Compiégne pendant le régne
de Napoléon III. Paris. 1882-85. **T.77,.91
Compton, Charles, and Edward Compton.
Memoir of Henry Compton. Edited by Charles and Edward Comp-
ton. With anecdotes and personal recollections. London. Tinsley.
1879. viii, 348 pp. Portrait. **T 56.45
Compton, Henry.
Compton, C.,and B. Compton. Memoir of Henry Compton. With anec-
dotes and personal recollections. London. 1879. Portrait. **T.56.45

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Compton, Herbert Eastwick, editor. .

DRAMATIC PEERAGE, The, 1891. Personal notes and professional
sketches of the actors and actresses of the London stage. Com-
piled by Erskine Reid and Herbert Compton. London. [1891.]

: **T 28.6

Concise account, A, of Garrick’s Jubilee held at Stratford-upon-Avon,
in honour of Shakspeare, in 1769. And of the commemorative
festivals in 1827 and 1830. [With a brief notice of the rise and
progress of the Shakespearean Club.] Stratford-upon-Avon.
Ward. 1830. 24 pp. No. 4 in **G.3942.3

Conduct, The, of the four managers of Covent-Garden Theatre freely
and impartially examined, both with regard to their present dis-
putes, and their past management. In an address to them, by a
frequenter of that theatre. London, Printed for J. Wilkie. 1768.
(3), 25 pp. **T.95.119
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 16 in **G.3824.2.

Conduct, The, of the stage consider’d. A short historical account of
its original, progress, various aspects, and treatment in the pagan,
Jewish and Christian world. With the arguments urg’d against it.
With remarks upon the original and pernicious consequences of
masquerades. London; Printed for Eman. Matthews. 1721. 43 pp.

**T 96.75

This work has been attributed to Charles Owen. Other copies are on shelf-
numbers No. 4 in'**G.3823.5; No. 2 in **G.3823.12.

Confessions, Les, d’une comédienne. Bauer, C. **T 57.316
Confessions, The, of a strolling player. Paterson, P. **T 57.442

Confidential friend, A, of the departed, pseud.

Public and private life of that celebrated actress, Miss Bland, other-
wise Mrs. Ford, or, Mrs. Jordan; late mistress of H. R. H. the D.
of Clarence; now King William [V., founder of the Fitzclarence
family. ‘London. Duncombe. [188-?] 117 pp.

4549a.107; **K.263.8

An earlier edition, having the title The great illegitimate!!, may be found on
shelf-number **T.57.340.

Conflagration of the National theatre, corner of Portland and Traverse
Streets, Boston. [View. Boston. 1852.] Woodcut.
Cut from Gleason’s Pictorial. No. 3 in *Map 38.12
Congrés international de l’art théatral, Paris, roo.

L’art théatral. Congrés international de 1900 tenu a !l’Exposition
Universelle au Palais des Congrés du 27 au 31 juillet 1900. Paris.
Pariset. Igor. 185, (3) pp. Plans. **T 75.15

Congreve, Francis Aspry.

Authentic memoirs of the late Mr. Charles Macklin, comedian, in
which is introduced a variety of particulars hitherto unknown to
the public, with notes. London: Printed for J. Barker. 1708.
5-60 pp. **T 56.287
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 2 in **G.3824.14.

Congreve, William. _

Amendments of Mr. Collier’s false and imperfect citations, &c., from
the Old batchelour, Double dealer, Love for love, Mourning bride.
By the author of those plays. London, Printed for J. Tonson.
1698. (4), 109 pp. **T.77.42
Pp. 81-119 are wrongly numbered 71-109. A reply to Collier’s A short view of

the profaneness and immorality of the English stage. Other copies are on shelf-
numbers **G.3821.4; No. 2 in **G.3821.3.

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Congreve, William. Works about.

ANIMADVERSIONS on Mr. Congreve’s late answer to Mr. Collier. Ina
dialogue and some offers towards néw-modeling the stage. Lon-
don. 1608. No. 12 in **G,3821.5

Couuizr, J. A defence of the Short view of the profaneness and
immorality of the English stage, &c. Being a reply to Mr. Con-
greve’s Amendments, &c., and to the vindication of the author of
The relapse [Sir John Vanbrugh]. London. 1699. **T.77.41; etc.

GossE, E. W. Life of William Congreve. London. 1888.

4540a.116; **T.57.398

Letter, A, to Mr. Congreve on his pretended amendments, &c., of
Mr. Collier’s Short view of the immorality and prophaneness of
the English stage. London. 1698. No. 1 in **G.3821.19

WILson, C., compiler. Memoirs of the life, writings, and amours of
William Congreve. With miscellaneous essays, letters, and
characters, written by him, London. 1730. Porkratt ¥€T 57.229; etc.

Conjurers. See Legerdemain.

Connoisseur, The. [Monthly.] Vol. 2 (no. 10-17). un siaee 1846.
[London.] 1846. 172 pp. Portraits. Music. Autograph fac-
similes. ¥*T 23.4
Relates to the theatre and the fine arts. ,

Conried, Heinrich.

Mosgs, M. J. The life of Heinrich Canvied: New York. [1916.]
Portraits. Plates, 4343-268; **T.56.336
Conservatoire national de musique et de déclamation, Paris.
Leymarigz, L. pe, and A. J, Bernuerm. L’enseignement dramatique
au Conservatoire. Paris. 1883. ¥*T 77,131
Rosert, ——. Aux indifférens. [Paris. \1800?] No. 8 in **G.157.10
Sotty, J.R. Acting and the art of speech, at the Paris Conservatoire.
Hints on reading, reciting, acting, and the cure of stammering.
London. 1891. 3599.126

Considerations on the past and present state of the stage; with refer-
ence to the late contests at Covent Garden. Added, a plan for a
new theatre for the purpose of hearing plays. London. Chapple.

1809. (3), 58 pp. **T.76.76
Relates to the O. P. Riot in 1809. Another copy is on shelf-number No. 12 in
**G, 3823.15.

Considerations on the stage. [Anon.] See Cooke, Thomas.
Constant, Charles Félix.

Code des théatres a l’usage des directeurs, des artistes, des auteurs
et des gens du monde contenant un exposé des principes juridiques.
Paris. Durand & Pedone-Lauriel. 1876. (3), iv, 371 pp. **T.77.206

Moliére 4 Fontainebleau (1661-1664). Simple note historique. Suivie
de la biographie du comédien De Brie. Meaux. 1873. **T.55.34

Constantin, Marc. ;

Histoire des cafés-concerts et des cafés de Paris. Nouvelle édition,
augmentée. Paris. Renauld. 1872. Io pp.

No. 3 in **M.128.18; **T.97.214
Constantini, Angelo.

La vie de Scaramouche. A Paris, chez Michel Brunet. 1698. (28),
246, (2) pp. Portrait. **T 59.1

Same. Par Mezetin. Réimpression de l’édition originale (1695).
Avec une introduction et des notes par Louis Moland et un portrait
d’aprés Bonnart par Eugéne Gervais. Paris. Bonnassies. 1876.
xxxii, (16), 111 pp. Portrait. **T 56.307

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Constitutionnel, Le, newspaper.

Annuaire des lettres, des arts et des théatres, du journal Le Consti-
tutionnel. 1845-46. Paris. Lacrampe & Co. 1846, 47. (3), 498,
(2) pp. Plates, some colored. #*M.373.32

Contant, Clément, illustrator.

Firprt, J. bE. Paralléle des principaux théatres modernes de l’Europe
et des machines théatrales francaises, allemandes et anglaises.
Paris. 1870. 2v. Plans. *Cab.60.77.1

Contant d’Orville, André Guillaume.

Histoire de l’opéra bouffon contenant les jugemens de toutes les
piéces qui ont paru depuis sa naissance. Pour servir 4 l’histoire
des théatres de Paris. [Anon.] A Amsterdam. 1768. 2 parts in
Iv. ¥**M.129a.14

Contes et portraits rabelaisiens. CavarLHon, FE. #*T..97.322

Conti, Armand de Bourbon, Prince de.

Works. With a short account of his life. Collected and translated
from the French. Added, some other pieces. London: Printed
by E. P. for W. Bray. 1711. Portrait. ¥**T 97.29
Five of these articles are tracts against the stage.

Traité de la comédie et des spectacles, selon la tradition de l’église,
tirée des conciles & des saints péres. [Anon.] A Paris, chez
Lovys Billaine. 1667. (6), 50, 140, 108, (51) pp. *4706.8

Same. 1669. (10), 178, (45) pp. **T 78.47

Same. Neue Ausgabe von Karl Vollméller. Heilbronn. Henninger.
1881. xix, 103, (1) pp. [Sammlung franzésischer Neudrucke.]

4660b.51
Continuous vaudeville. Cressy, W. M. **T 97.349
Conway, Moncure Daniel.

The theater: a discourse delivered in the Unitarian Church, Cincin-
nati, O., on June 7. Cincinnati. Truman & Spofford. 1857. 29 pp.
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 32 in **G.3822.3. B.6088.50

Cook, Charles Henry. (John Bickerdyke.)

Daughters of Thespis. A story of the green-room. London. Simp-

‘kin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent, & Co., Ltd. 1897. (5),312pp. **T.87.2
Cook, Dutton. See Cook, Edward Dutton.
Cook, Edward Dutton.

A book of the play: studies and illustrations of histrionic story, life,
and character. London. Sampson Low, Marston, Searle, & Riving-
ton. 1876. 2 v. 2476.56; **T.77.81

Hours with the players. London. Chatto & Windus. 1881. 2 v.

2576.65; **T.57.13
Contents. — 1. Will Mountford and Lord Mohun. — Mistress Woffington. —
Poor Perdita. — “Sir Peter Teazle.” — ‘‘Lady Teazle.” — “Joseph Surface.”
— “Charles Surface.” — “Sir Kenjamin Backbite.’”’ — ‘‘Mr. Crabtree.’’ — ‘Mrs.
Candour.” — “Sir Oliver Surface.” 2. Mr. and Mrs. Baddeley. — ‘Married
beneath her.” — “A gentleman of the name of Booth.” — Miss Smithson. —
“Old Farren.’’ — Mrs. Glover. — “Sir Charles Coldstream.’? — Charlotte Cush-
man. — Rachel Felix. — Charles Kean. — A note on Fechter.

Nights at the play. A view of the English stage. London. Chatto
& Windus. 1883. 2 v. 2475.55; **T.47.50

On the stage. Studies of theatrical history and the actor’s art.
London. Sampson Low, Marston, Searle, & Rivington. 1883.
2 v. Portrait. 2476.67; **T.77.84

Cook, Mabel Collins.

The story of Helena Modjeska (Madame Chlapowska). London.

Allen & Co. 1883. (4), 296 pp. 5069.24; **T.57.194

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Cook, Theodore Andrea.

Thomas Doggett, deceased. A famous comedian. Part 1. The man.
London. Archibald Constable & Co., Ltd. 1908. xiii, 156 pp.
Portraits. Plates. Facsimiles. Map. **T 54.30

Cook, William.

The elements of dramatic criticism. Containing an analysis of the
stage. With a sketch of the education of the Greek and Roman
actors. With some general instructions for succeeding in the
art of acting. London: Printed for G. Kearsly. 1775. (5), vii,
(4), 216 pp. Portraits. ¥**T 46.44

Same. Elémens de critique dramatique; contenant une analyse du
théatre. Avec un coup d’ceil sur l’éducation des acteurs Grecs et
Romains, pour en conclure quelques principes généraux et néces-
saires a l’instruction de l’art théatral. Ouvrage traduit de l’Anglais
de William Cooke, par P.-F. Aubin. [Paris.] De l’imprimerie
de Delance. An VIII. [1800.] (2), xij, 280, (1) pp. ¥*T 46.45

Memoirs of Charles Macklin, comedian, with the dramatic characters,
manners, anecdotes, &c., of the age in which he lived, and a
chronological list of all the parts played by him. London.

Asperne. 1804. (%), 444 pp. Portrait. **T 56.199
Another copy is on shelf-number **K.45.13.
Same. 2d edition. **T 56.200

Memoirs of Samuel Foote. With a collection of his bon-mots,
anecdotes, opinions, &c., and three of his dramatic pieces. Lon-

don. Phillips. 1805. 3 v. Portrait. 6549a.31; **T.58.98
An imperfect copy is on shelf-number 6540b.54.
Same. New-York. Mesier. 1806. 2 v. **T 58.142

Cook, William, editor.

Foote, S. The table-talk and bon-mots of Samuel Foote. (With an

introductory ‘memoir.) New Southgate. 1889. Portrait.
*¥4573.106
Cooke, George Frederick.

Dunuap, W. Memoirs of the life of George Frederick Cooke. Com-
posed principally from journals and other authentic documents,
left by Mr. Cooke; and the personal knowledge of the writer.
London. 1813. 2 v. Portrait. **T 56.191; etc.

Kemsis & Cooke: or, a critical review of a pamphlet published under
the title of Remarks on the character of Richard the Third, as
played by Cooke & Kemble. With other critical remarks on the
performances of these two gentlemen. London. [1801.]

**T 96.313; etc.

Lirz, The, of George Frederic Cooke. With critical remarks upon
his genius, taste, judgment, and talents as an actor. London.

1813. No. 1 in *6540.59; etc.
Remarks on the character of Richard the Third; as played by Cooke
and Kemble. London. 1801. **T'.96.314; etc.

Cooke, James.
The stage. Its present state, and prospects for the future. London.
Pattie. [1840.] 16 pp. **T 76.102
Cooke, Thomas.
Considerations on the stage, and on the advantages which arise to
a nation from the encouragement of arts. [Anon.] (Jn his The
triumphs of love and honour. Pp. 43-74. London. 1731.)
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 2 in **G,3823.21. *#G,_3935.1
Cooke, William. See Cook, William.

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Cooke sleeps!— Kean lives! The life and interesting anecdotes of
Mr. Kean: with remarks on his performances. London. Smeeton.
[1814?] 23 pp. No. 21 in **G.3930.13.1

Cooper, Charles Henry.

The actors in Dr. Legge’s tragedy of Richardus Tertius, performed
at St. John’s College, at the bachelors’ commencement, 1579-1580.
Read Nov. 29, 1858. (Jn Cambridge Antiquarian Society, England.
Antiquarian communications. Vol. 1, pp. 347-357. Cambridge.
1859.) *2506.6.1
Shart notices of each actor.

Cooper, Thomas Abthorpe.

TreLcanp, J. N. A memoir of the professional life of Thomas Ab-
thorpe Cooper. New-York. 1888. Portrait. Facsimiles. **T.95.5

Copeau, Jacques.

Paris. Theatres. TutAtreE pu Vieux CoLtompier. A new French
theatre in America. Théatre du Vieux Colombier, Paris — New
York. 1917-18. [With a sketch of its founder, Jacques Copeau.
New York. 1917.] #*T 77,232

Copin, Alfred.

tudes dramatiques: Talma et Empire. Paris. Frinzine. 1887.

(3), 396 pp. **T 57.200
Etudes dramatiques: Talma et la Révolution. Paris. Frinzine &
cie, 1887. (3), 318 pp. **T 57.269
Histoire des comédiens de la troupe de Moliére. Paris. Frinzine &
cie, 1886. (5), v, (1), 311, (1) pp. 4671.76; **T.56.31
Copyright.
Catrreux, L. Etude sur le droit de propriété des ceuvres drama-
tiques et musicales. Bruxelles. 1883. ¥#*T 95.134

Coryton, J. Stageright. A compendium of the law relating to
dramatic authors, musical composers, and lecturers as regards the
public representation of their works. With notes on various
matters connected with the stage, statutes (including the Lord
Chamberlain’s Act), etc. London. 1873. ¥**T 96.162

Hanpy-zook, A, on the law of the drama and music: being an expo-
sition of the law of dramatic copyright, the law affecting theatres;
and the law relating to music, dancing, and professional engage-
ments; with the statutes, forms, &c. London. 1864. **T 78.44

Howarp, B., and others. Petition to the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatives of the United States, for the amendment of the copy-
right law, relating to the fraudulent production of plays. From
the dramatists, theatrical managers and other members of the
dramatic profession of the United States. [New York. 1891.]

**T 97.360
Reape, C. The eighth commandment. Boston. 1860. 6577.18; etc.
— Same. Extracts. [London? 1860.] No. 1 in **G.3822.1

SreconpvE lettre 4 M. le Vicomte de Larochefoucauld. Paris. 1825.
No. 13 in **G.3562.2
WELteER, B. W. Stage copyright at home and abroad. London.
1912, *Patent Room 23.87
Coquelin, Benoit Constant.

L’art de dire le monologue. Par Coquelin cadet [et] Coquelin ainé.

2¢ édition. Paris. Ollendorff. 1884. (3), 210 pp. Portraits.
¥**T.77,150
Liart du coinédien. Paris. Ollendorff. 1894. (3), 72 pp. 2679a.138

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Coquelin, Benoit Constant. (Continued.)-

Same. Art and the actor. Translated by Abby Langdon Alger.
With an introduction by Henry James. New York. 1915. (5),
98, (1) pp. [Columbia University. Dramatic Museum. Publica-
tions. Series 2. Papers on acting.. No. 2.] **T 46.61.2

L’art et le comédien. Paris. Ollendorff. 1880. (3), 60 pp.

4669a.75; **T.78.32

Some. 3¢ édition. 1887. (3), 64 pp. **T 98.70.

Same. The actor and his art. Translated from the French by Abby
Langdon Alger. Boston. 1881. 3-63 pp. **T 78.55

Les comédiens. , Par un comédien. Réponse 4 M. Octave Mirbeau..
Paris. Brunox. 1883. II pp. ¥*T 58.48

Coquelin, Benoit Constant, prefacer.
Samson, J. I. L’art théatral. Paris. 1889. 2678.112; **T.97.350; etc.
Coquelin, Benoit Constant. Works about.
Scuoren, H. Victorien Sardou et Constant Coquelin. Paris. 1910.
4672.34

Scuuermann, J. J. Les étoiles en voyage. Paris, 1893.

/ 2255.67; **T.57.315
Coquelin, Constant. See Coquelin, Benoit Constant.
Coquiot, Gustave.

Les cafés-concerts. Paris. Librairie de l’Art. [1896.] 34 pp. Plate.

¥*T 95.111

Nouveau manuel complet du peintre-décorateur de théatre. Préface
de L. Jusseaume. Paris. Mulo. 1910. vi, 213 pp. Illus. . Plates.
Plans. Autograph facsimile. [Manuels-Roret.] 8069a.160

Coralli, Jean, and Edmond Burat de Gurgy.

[The devil on two sticks.] Programme of the story, scenery, and
dances, in the new grand ballet The devil on two sticks: founded
on the romance by Le Sage. Translated, and adapted to the
English stage, by Alfred Bunn. London. Wright. [1836.] 24 pp.

¥*T 36.72
Corbett, Alexander, Jr.

The Boston theatre. (Jn Bostonian, The. Vol. 1, pp. 3-18 Por-

traits. Plates. Facsimile. Boston. 1894.) *5301.45.1
Corderoy, Edward.

Popular amusements. A lecture before the Young Men’s Christian

Association, January 13. [London. 1837.] 48 pp. 4009.298; **T.97.226
Corin, pseud.

The truth about the stage. 3d edition. London. Wyman. 1885.

vi, 180 pp. **T 78.19
Cork, Ireland. Theatres.

Frynn, J. W. The random recollections of an old play-goer. A

sketch of some old Cork theatres. Cork. 1890. ¥**T.57.349
Cornebois. Mownteit, E. ¥*T. 87.38
Corneille, Pierre.

Bovouet, F. La troupe de Moliére et les deux Corneille 4 Rouen
en 1658. Paris. 1880. Plates. #*T 59.12

Picot, A. E. Bibliographie cornélienne; ou, description raisonnée
de toutes les éditions des wuvres de Pierre Corneille, des imitations
ou traductions qui en ont été faites, et des ouvrages relatifs a
Corneille et A ses écrits. Paris. 1876. Portrait. #*T 56.113

Corneille, Thomas.

Bovguet, F. La troupe de Moliére et les deux Corneille 4 Rouen en

1658.. Paris. 1880. Plates. #*T 59.12

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Cornell Studies in English.

HerzBert, Sir H. The dramatic records of Sir Henry Herbert,
Master of the Revels, 1623-1673. Edited by Joseph Quincy
Adams. New Haven. 1917. Portrait. *2552.215

Cornet, Julius C.

Die Oper in Deutschland und das Theater der Neuzeit. Aus dem
Standpuncte practischer Erfahrung. Hamburg. Meissner &
‘Schirges. 1849. (1), 166 pp. **M 148.17

Cornford, Francis Macdonald.

The origin of the Olympic games. (Jn Harrison, J. E. Themis. Pp

212-259. Cambridge. 1912.) : 3486.130
Cornucopia, The; or, literary and dramatic mirror, containing a variety
of interesting subjects under the head of miscellanies. [Monthly.]
With coloured engravings by J. Findlay. Vol. 1. Sept. 1820-Sept.
1821. London. Sherwood & Co. 1826. (1), 114, (2) pp. **T.27.10
Corpus Christi, Festival of.

‘Spencer, M. L. Corpus Christi pageants in England. A dissertation

[University of Chicago]. ‘New York. tort. 2559a.229; **T.47.22
Corvin, Pierre de. — ;

Le théatre en Russie depuis ses origines jusqu’aA nos jours. Etude

historique et littéraire. Paris. Savine. 1890. (4), 358, (1) pp.
3061.40; **T 47.28
Coryton, John.

Stageright. A compendium of the law relating to dramatic authors,
musical composers, and lecturers as regards the public representa-
tion of their works. With notes on various matters connected
with the stage, statutes (including the Lord Chamberlain’s Act),
etc. London. Nutt. 1873. viii, 100, lii pp. **T 96.162

Cosack, Wilhelm.

Materialien zu Gotthold Ephraim Lessing’s Hamburgische Drama-

turgie. Ausfihrlicher Commentar nebst Einleitung, Anhang und

Register. Paderborn. Schéningh. 1876. v, 451 pp. 4873.28
Cosmopolitan actor, A. Henccocx, F. A. 4545-181
Howe, T. B. **T 97.277; etc.

Cossel, Louise von, translator.
Mantzius, C. A history of theatrical art in ancient and modern
times. With an introduction by William Archer. London.

1903-09. 5 v. Portraits. Plates. Plans. 6252.66
Cost, The, of amusing the public. [London. 1862.] 193-198 pp. Plate.
Relates mainly to London theatres. No. 16 in **G,3822.3

Coste d’Arnobat, Charles Pierre.

Lettre d’un comédien du Théatre de la république, aux demoiselles
Gros et Bourguoin, dont les débuts doivent suivre celui de made-
moiselle Volnay. [Anon.] Paris. Lerouge. An ix [1801]. (3),
60 pp. No. 5 in **G.3562.2
Pp. 42-60 contain the Lettre du citoyen Palissot, 4 la citoyenne Bourguoin,
sur les débuts au Théatre de la république.

Mémoires de Mlle Dumesnil, en réponse aux mémoires d’Hippolyte
Clairon; revus, corrigés, et augmentés d’une notice sur -cette
comédienne par M. Dussault. [Anon.] Paris. Ponthieu. 1823.
(3), 379 pp. [Collection des mémoires sur l’art dramatique.]
Another copy is on shelf-number **G.224.2.9, ¥*T 56.7

Costenoble, Carl Ludwig.

Tagebiicher von seiner Jugend bis zur Ubersiedlung nach Wien

(1818). Auf Grundlage der Originalhandschrift mit Einleitung

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Costenoble, Carl Ludwig. (Continued.)
und Anmerkungen herausgegeben von Alexander von Weilen.
Berlin. 1912. 2v. [Gesellschaft fiir Theatergeschichte. Schrif-
ten. Band 18, 19.] 6907.28
Costetti, Giuseppe.

La Compagnia reale sarda, e il teatro italiano dal 1821 al 1855.
Con prefazione di Leone Fortis. Milano. Kantorowicz. 1893.
xxvili, (1), 135 pp. Portraits. 2768.142

Costume. See Theatre. Costumes and properties.

Costumes of the modern stage. Part 1-5. Edited by M. Mobisson.
Illustrations by MM. Lebégue, Mesplés, etc. [London. Nimmo.
1889-90.] I v. Colored portraits. **T 92,1

Each number contains a review of a play given at a Paris theatre with portraits
of some of the actors in costume.

Cotarelo y Mori, Emilio.

Bibliografia de las controversias sobre la licitud del teatro en Espafia.
Madrid. Est. tip. de la “Rev. de archivos, bibl. y museos.” 1904.
¥*6163.79

Estudios sobre la historia del arte escénico en Espafia. Madrid.
Sucesores de Rivadeneyra. 1896, 97. 2 v. Portraits. Autograph
facsimile. ' 3098.167
Contents. — 1. Maria Ladvenant y Quirante, primera dama de los teatros de la

corte, 2. Maria del Rosario Fernandez, la Tirana, primera dama de los teatros
de la corte.

Cottin, Paul, editor.
Auger, H. N. J. Mémoires d’Auger (1810-1859). Paris. 1891.
**T 57.139; etc.
Cotton, William. |
The story of the drama in Exeter, during its best period, 1787 to
1823. With reminiscences of Edmund Kean. London. Hamilton,
Adams & Co. 1887. (3), 66 pp. Portrait. Facsimiles.
4576.1153 **T.76.178
The portrait is missing in the copy on shelf-number 4576.115.
Couailhac, Jean Joseph Louis.
Physiologie du théatre. Par un journaliste. Vignettes de H. Emy
et Birouste. Paris. Laisné. 1841. 126 pp. Illus. Plates.
**T 99.29
Couailhac, Victor.
La vie de théatre. Grandes et petites aventures de Mlle Montansier.
— Esquisses. — Anecdotes. — Le Théatre 4 Bade. Paris. Lecuir.

_[1863.] 319 pp. **T57.202
Coulissen-Blitze in Anekdoten. ScHIESSLER, Ss. W. #*T 509.53
Coulissengeister. Zoitine, T. : 6899.64
Coulisses, Les, du passé. Foucuer, P. H. _2679a.80; **T.47.25
Coulisses parisiennes, Les. Kownine, V. ¥*T 77.179
Coulon, E. ,

Photographies 4 la plume. Les théatres en robe de chambre. Par
Yveling Ram Baud [pseud. de Frédéric Gilbert] & E. Coulon.
Paris. Faure. 1866. (3), 276 pp. Plate. #*T57.379
Brief sketches of the actors of the Paris theatres.

Coup, William Cameron.
Sawdust & spangles. Stories & secrets of the circus. Chicago.
Stone & Co. 1901. xv, 262 pp. Plates. 4009.32; **T.57.150
Coup, Le, de fouet. [Anon.] See Rémusat, Jean Pierre Abel.
Coup, Le, de lance du Gymnase. Verse. Viz1L Hasitut, Un, pseud.
No. 16 in **G.3562.1

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Coup-d’eeil sur les théatres de Paris. Paris. Delaunay. 1821. 32 pp.
No. 11 in **G.3562.1
Coupé, Jean Marie Louis, and others.

Histoire universelle des théatres de toutes les nations, depuis Thespis
jusqu’ a nos jours; par une société de gens de lettres [J. M. L.
Coupé, G. F. F.:Des Hayes, Lefuel de Méricourt, et Testu]. A
Paris, chez les auteurs. 1779-81. 13 v. Portraits.. Plates. Plans.
Another copy is on shelf-number **G.224.1. ¥*T 47.87

Coupée, Marton.

ReEQguesTeE de deux actrices d’Opéra [Marton Coupée et Alix Des-

granges] 4 Momus avec son ordonnance. A la Haye. 1763.
#*T 79.15
Coupy, Emile.

Marie Dorval. 1798-1849. Documents inédits. Biographie — cri-
tique et bibliographie. [Anon.] Paris. Librairie internationale.
1868. xii, 471, (2) pp. #*T 57.234

Cour, La, et ’opéra sous Louis XVI. Jututen, J. L. A.
4676.52; **M.127.39
Courbeville, Joseph de, translator.

Cotuier, J. La critique du théatre anglois, comparé au théatre
d’Athénes, de Rome et de France. Et l’opinion des auteurs tant
profanes que sacrez, touchant les spectacles. A Paris. 1715.

**T 77.40

Courier lyrique et amusant, ou passe-temps des toilettes. Par Mme
Dufrénoy. [Bimensuel.] Juin 1, 1786—sept. 1, 1787, oct. 1-déc.

15, 1787. [Paris. 1786, 87.] 2 v. in 1. Music. **T 27.13

Mme. Dufrénoy began to edit this periodical with the issue for Jan. 1, 1787.

Each number is in two parts. The first consists of songs, with and without
music; the second, of anecdotes, etc.

Courrier des spectacles, de la littérature, des arts et des modes, pour
Paris, les départemens et les pays étrangers. [Quotidien.] No.
110-286, 622-788. Janvier 1-juin 30, 1819; juillet 1- décembre 31,
1820. [Paris.] 1819, 20. 2 v. ¥**T 24,10

Court fools. See Clowns and fools.

Court Journal, The. [Weekly.] No. 36-87. 1830. London. Colburn.
1830. Portrait. **T 23.16
‘Many numbers contain dramatic criticisms.

Court life.

Jutuign, J. L. A. La comédie a la cour. Les théatres de société
royale pendant le siécle dernier. Paris. [1883.] Portraits. Plates.
**T 73.4
LazarovicH-HRresBELianovicu, Eleanor, Princess. Pleasures and palaces.
The memoirs of Princess Lazarovich-Hrebelianovich (Eleanor
Calhoun). New York. 1915. Portraits. Plates. 6252.119
Court masques of James I. Suxzivan, M. 4594.170
Court revels.
See also England. Revels Office.
Cuamsers, E. K. Notes on the history of the Revels Office under
the Tudors. London. 1906. 2552.35
Cuapman, J. K. A complete history of theatrical entertainments,
dramas, masques, and triumphs, at the English Court, from the
time of King Henry the Eighth to the present day, including the
series of plays performed before Her Majesty, at Windsor Castle,
Christmas, 1848-9. London. [1850?] Plates. Programmes. ¥*T 42,2
CHENNEVIERES-POINTEL, Comte H. pp. Les menus-plaisirs du roi et
leurs artistes. Paris. 1882. **T 92.5

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Court revels. (Continued.)

CunnincHam, P. Plays at court, anno 1613, from the accounts of
Lord Harrington, Treasurer of the Chamber to King James I.
(In Shakespeare Society, London. Papers. Vol. 2, pp. 123-126.
London. 1845). : *4596.11.23 etc.

— Sir George Buc and the office of the Revels. (Jn Shakespeare
Society, London. Papers. Vol. 4, pp. 143, 144. London. 1849.)

* 4596.11.43 etc.

Cunnincuam, P., editor. Extracts from the accounts of the Revels’
at court, in the reigns of Queen Elizabeth and King James I.
London. 1842. 4596.56; etc.

FeurtLierat, A. Le bureau des menus-plaisirs (office of the Revels)
et la mise en scéne a la cour d’Elizabeth. Louvain. 1910. 2552.21

FEuILLerat, A., editor. Documents relating to the Office of the
Revels in the time of Queen Elizabeth. Louvain. 1908. *2550.90

— Dccuments relating to the revels at court in the time of King
Edward vi. and Queen Mary. (The Loseley Manuscripts.) Lou-
vain. I914. *2550.107

Goonwin, A. T. Court revels in the reign of Henry the Seventh.
(In Shakespeare Society, London. Papers. Vol. 1, pp. 47-51.
London. 1844.) ; * 4596.11.13 etc.

Graves, T. S. The Court and the London theatres during the reign
of Elizabeth. A dissertation [University of Chicago]. Menasha.
1913. 6257.35

Papititon ve La Fertt, D. P. J. L’administration des Menus. Journal
de Papillon de La Ferté, intendant et contrdleur de l’argenterie,
menus-plaisirs et affaires de la chambre du roi. (1756-1780.)
Paris. 1887. **T 55.49

Stores, C. C. William Hunnis and the revels of the Chapel Royal.
A study of his period and the influences which affected Shake-
speare. Louvain. IgIo. 2553-139

Sutiivan, M. Court masques of James 1: their influence on Shake-
speare and the public theatres. New York. 1913. Portrait. Plate.

4594.170

Tomuins, T. E. A new document regarding the authority of the
master of the Revels over play-makers, plays, and players, in
1581. (Jn Shakespeare Society, London. Papers. Vol. 3, pp. 1-6.
London. 1847.)- *4596.11.3; etc.

Courtisanes, Les, du Second Empire. [Anon.] See Stapleaux, L. L. L.
Courtney, William Leonard, prefacer.
AppvERLEY, Hon. J. G. The fight for the drama at Oxford. Some

plain facts. Oxford. 1888. **T 98.29
Fiton, P. M. A. The modern French drama. Seven essays by
Augustin Filon. London. 1898. 4676.86; **T.47.37

Cousin d’Avalon, Charles Yves.

Comédiana, ou recueil d’anecdotes dramatiques, bon mots des
comédiens, et réparties spirituelles, de bonhomie et de naiveté
du parterre. Paris. Marchand. An IX-1801. (3), 139, (1) pp.

eT

Cousine Laura. Prévost, E. M. **T 87.30
Coutts, Harriot. See Mellon, Harriot, Duchess of St. Albans.
Covent Garden, London. .
See also London. Theatres. CovENT-GARDEN.
Tom K----e@’s: or, the Paphian Grove. With the various humours
of Covent Garden, the theatre, the gaming-table, &c. A mock-

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Covent Garden, London. (Continued.)
heroic-poem. 2d edition. London: Printed for John Torbuck.
1738. (4), 64 pp. Plates. ¥**T 96.257
Townsenp, G. H. Evans’s Music and Supper Rooms, Covent Garden.
Odds and ends about Covent Garden and its vicinity, the ancient
drama, the early English divinity and controversial plays, &c.;
compiled from various sources by John Green. [London. 1866?]
Illus. #*T 95.92
Covent Garden journal, The. [Anon.] See Stockdale, John Joseph.

Covent-Garden Theatrical Gazette. No. 69. Dec. 13, 1816. [London.]
1816. (8) pp. No. 12 in **G.3823.13
Coventry, England. Theatres. j
Suarp, T. A dissertation on the pageants or dramatic mysteries
anciently| performed at Coventry, by the trading companies of
that city; chiefly with reference to the vehicle,-characters, and

dresses of the actors. Coventry. 1825. Plates. Music.
¥**T 42.3; etc.

Cowell, Joseph Leathley.

Thirty years passed among the players in England and America:
interspersed with anecdotes and reminiscences of a variety of
persons, directly or indirectly connected with the drama. New-

York. Harper. 1844. 2 v. in 1. **T 55.117
Contents, — 1. England. 2. America.
Cowell, W.

An oration in defence of the theatre delivered December 30th, 186s,
by Mrs. Anna Cowell. Being her second public reply to the late
scandalous strictures on the theatre. By the Rev. R. M. Hatfield.
Written by W. Cowell. Chicago. Rounds & James. [1865.]
28 pp. **T 96.315

Coyne, Joseph Stirling.

Sam Spangles; or, the history of a harlequin. London. Routledge.

1866. (2), 155 pp. Plate. **T 88.19
Coyne, Stirling. See Coyne, Joseph Stirling.
Cozzens, A. M.

VerPLancx, G, C. Garrick: his portrait in New York, its artist,
and history. [A letter addressed to A. M. Cozzens read at the
Sketch Club, January 9, 1857.] New York. 1857. Portrait.

, *6545.9

Craig, Anne Abbot Throop.

The dramatic festival. A consideration of the lyrical method as a
factor in preparatory education. With a foreword by Percival
Chubb and an introduction by Peter W. Dykema. New York.
Putnam. 1912. xxviii, (1), 363 pp. 6257.73
Bibliography, pp..s2-66, 253, 354.

Craig, Edward Gordon.
Henry Irving, Ellen Terry, etc. A book of portraits. [Chicago.

1899.] (40) pp. Portraits. Plate. ¥*T 52.8

On the art of the theatre. Chicago. Browne. [1911.] xix, 296 pp.
Plates. ; 8069a.162
Contents. — Preface. — Introduction. — God save the King. — The artists of
the theatre of the future. — The actor and the thber-marionette. — Some evil
tendencies of the modern theatre. — Plays and playwrights. — The theatre in
Russia, Germany, and England. — The art of the theatre (1st, 2d dialogue). —
The ghosts in the tragedies of Shakespeare. — Shakespeare’s plays. — Realism
and the actor. — Open-air theatres, — Symbolism. — The exquisite and the
precious.

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Craig, Edward Gordon. (Continued.)

Towards a new theatre. Forty designs for stage scenes with
critical notes by the inventor. London. J. M. Dent & Sons, Ltd.
[1912?] xvi, 90 pp. Plates. *8061.200

Craig, Gordon. See Craig, Edward Gordon,
Cran, Mis. George.

Herbert Beerbohm Tree. London. Lane. 1907. viii, (1), 110 pp.
Portraits. Plate. [Stars of the stage.] 4549a.197
List of Mr. Tree’s principal productions, pp. 107-110,

Crapelet, Georges Adrien.

Notice sur la vie et les ouvrages de Quinault, suivie de piéces rela-
tives a l’établissement de l’Opéra. Paris. Crapelet. 1824. 56 pp.
Another copy is on shelf-number No 1 in **G.157.10. No. 3 in **M.136.12

Craufurd, Russell.
The ramblings of an old mummer. London. Greening & Co., Ltd.
1909. 319, (1) pp. **T 57.199
Craven, Elizabeth, Countess of. See Anspach, Elizabeth Berkeley Craven,
Markgrafin von.
Craven, Hawes, illustrator.
~ Lonpon. Theatres. LyczuM THEATRE. Souvenir of King Arthur, by
J. Comyns Carr. First presented at the Lyceum Theatre, 12th
January, 1895, by Henry Irving. Illustrated by J. Bernard Part-
ridge and Hawes Craven. London. [1895.] Portraits. Plates.
**T 58.150

— Souvenir of Shakespeare’s historical play, King Henry the
Eighth, presented at the Lyceum Theatre, sth January, 1892, by
Henry Irving. London. 1892. (15) plates. 4559a.109; **T.58.151

Crawford, Mary Caroline. :

The romance of the American theatre. Boston. Little, Brown & Co.

1913, xiv, 407 pp. Portraits. Plates. Facsimiles. 4395.177;**T.76.197
Creahan, John. :

The life of Laura Keene: actress, artist, manager and scholar. With
reminiscences of her daughters [Clara Marie Cecilia Stella Taylor
and Emma Taylor]. Philadelphia. The Rodgers Publishing Co.
1897. 254 pp. Portraits. Plates. Autograph facsimile.

4343.225; **T.55.60
Création d’un théatre d’essai. Nouvitiz, A. No. 3 in **M.122.38
Crébillon, Prosper Jolyot de.

Lepeau DE ScHosng, A. T. V. Lettre 4 Monsieur de Crébillon sur
les spectacles de Paris; dans laquelle il est parlé du projet de
réunion de ’Opéra-comique 4 la Comédie italienne. A la Haye.
1761, : ¥#*T 97.182

Creizenach, Wilhelm Michael Anton.

The English drama in the age of Shakespeare. Translated from
“Geschichte des neueren Dramas’ of Wilhelm Creizenach [by
Cécile Hugon]. Philadelphia. J. B. Lippincott Co. [1916.] xv,.
454 pp. Plates. , 4574-185
List of references, pp. 431-433.

Geschichte des neueren Dramas. Halle a. S. Niemeyer. 1893-1904.
Sv. 4874.37
Contents. — 1. Mittelalter und Frithrenaissance. 2, 3. Renaissance und Reforma-

tion. 4. Das englische Drama im Zeitalter Shakespeares. Teil 1. Register.
Register, Band 1-3. Bearbeitet von Paul Otto.

‘Zur Geschichte der Weihnachtsspiele und des Weihnachtsfestes. (Jn
Beitrage zur Volkskunde. XII. Heft. Pp. 1-10. Breslau. 1896.)
2873.114

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Cressy, Will Martin.
Continuous vaudeville. With illustrations by Hal Merritt. Boston.
Badger. [1914.] 181 pp. Illus. Portraits. Plate. **T 97.349
A book of anecdotes, principally about the theatre and actors.
Crete. Theatres.
FaLkener, E. A‘description of some important theatres and other
remains in Crete from a MS. history of Candia by Onorio Belli

in 1586. London. 1854. Illus. Plans. Map. *2962.4A
Criquette. Hattvy, L. **T 87.75; etc.
Critic, The: a journal of theatricals, music, and the exhibitions. No. 1.
Oct. 7, 1843. [London. 1843.] 13 pp. **T 26.42

Critic, The. A weekly review of literature, fine arts, and the drama.
Edited by William Leggett. Vol. 1. Nov. 1, 1828-May 2, 1829.

New-York. 1828, 29. v, (1), 415 pp. **T 25.18
After two volumes of this periodical were published it united with The New
York Mirror (*N.403.1].

Critic’s budget, The. Burton, J. G. ¥**T 56.17

Critica dramatica y musical, y biografias de autores, compositores y
artistas. Anales del teatro y de la musica. Por José V. Pérez
Martinez. Con un estudio sobre el realismo en la ciencia, en el
arte en general y en la literatura por José Echegaray. Afio 1.
1883/84. Madrid. Gutenberg. 1884. (4), xiv, (1), 472 pp.
No more was published. **T 26.22

Critical examination, A, of the respective performances of Mr. Kean &
Mr. Macready, in Cibber’s alteration of Shakespeare’s historical
play of King Richard the Third. London. Simpkin & Marshall.

1819. (3), 40 pp. **G.3937.33
Other copies are on shelf-numbers No. 7 in **G.3824.5; No. 3 in **G.3937.32.

Critique des acteurs et actrices des différens théatres de Paris.
Paris, chez tous les marchands de nouveautés. 1797. 57 pp.

¥*T 59.52
Critique, La, du théatre anglois. Cottier, J. Short view of the im-
morality and profaneness of the English stage. **T 77.40

Critique on the first performance of Young Roscius at Covent Garden
Theatre, Dec. 1, as it appeared in the British Press (newspaper),
Dec. 3, 1804. [London.] Kirby. 1804. 34 pp. **T 57.426
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 7 in **G.3821.5.

Crocker, Joseph Paul.

War among the blacks. A full report of the celebrated chancery
suit, Montague & Wilsom versus Moore, Crocker, Ritter and
Hamilton, proprietors and managers of the Christy minstrels.
Liverpool. 1865. **T 96.176

Croft, John, editor.

Memoirs of Harry Rowe: constructed from materials found in an
old box, after his decease. York. Wilson & Spence. [180-?]
144 pp. Portrait. **T 57.414

Croix d’honneur. See Légion d’honneur.
Croix d’honneur, La, et les comédiens. Lecouvé, G. J. B. E. W.

7 **T 95.88
Croker, John Wilson.

_ Familiar epistles to Frederick J——s [Jones], Esq. on the present

state of the Irish stage. Dublin. Barlow. 1804. xix, 78, (1) pp.

*
Verses seine principally with the actors of the Crow Street Theatre 4575-38
Jones was manager.

Same. 2d edition, with additions. 122 pp. **T 78.2

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Croker, John Wilson. (Continued.)

Same. Familiar epistles to Frederick E. Jones. 4th edition. Grais-
berry & Campbell. 1805. 178, (1) pp. **T 78.3
Another copy is on shelf-number **K.35.28.

Same. The familiar epistles. Addressed to Frederick Jones,
patentee of the Dublin Theatre, on the inefficiency of actors.
Walter Donaldson presents them to the public, with remarks
from personal knowledge. London. Livermore & Robinson.
[1875.] 590 pp. Portrait. Autograph facsimile. **T 57.429

Croker, John Wilson. Works about.

Morgan, S. O., Lady. A few reflections, occasioned by the perusal
of a work, entitled, “Familiar epistles, to Frederick J——s Esq.
on the present state of the Irish stage.” [Anon.] Dublin. 1804.

: ¥**T 78.56
Croker, Wilson. See Croker, John Wilson.
Cronel, Mademoiselle, calldd Frétillon. See Clairon, Claire Joséphe
Hippolyte Leris de La Tude, called Hippolyte Clairon.
Crosby, Benjamin.

Crosby’s Pocket companion to the playhouses. Being the lives of
all the principal London performers. London: Printed for B.
Crosby. 1796. xi, 105 pp. Portrait. **T 58.139

Crosby, Medora Robbins. ‘

Maiquez. Read before The Castilian Club. (Jn Castilian Club. Origi-

nal papers. Vol. 33, pp. 35-47. Portrait. Boston. 1911.) **G.161.1.33
Crosland, Camilla.

Landmarks of a literary life, 1820-1892. By Mrs. Newton Crosland
(Camilla Toulmin). London. Sampson Low, Marston & Co., Ltd.
1893. xi, 298 pp. Portrait. Autograph facsimile. 4547.112; **T.57.120

Crosland, Mrs. Newton. See Crosland, Camilla.
Cros-Mayrevieille, Gabriel.

Le droit des pauvres sur les spectacles en Europe. Origine, législa-
tion, jurisprudence. Paris. Berger+Levrault & cie. 1889. xxi,
208 pp. Tables. 3661.56
Refers to benefit performances for the poor, particularly in France.

Crouch, Anna Maria.

Youns, M. J. Memoirs of Mrs. Crouch. Including a retrospect of
the stage, during the years she performed. London. 1806. 2 v.
Portrait. ¥**T 58.99; etc.

Crouslé, Francois Léon, editor.

Lessinc, G. E. Dramaturgie de Hambourg. Traduction de Ed. de
Suckau. Revue et annotée par L. Crouslé. Avec une introduction
par Alfred Méziéres. Paris. 1885. **T 47.29

Cruikshank, George, illustrator.

Cottier, J. P. Punch and Judy. Accompanied by the dialogue of
the puppet show, and an account of its origin, and of puppet
plays in England. [Anon.] London. 1870. Illus. Plates.

**T 37.249; etc.

‘Dickens, C., editor. Memoirs of Joseph Grimaldi. London. 1869.
Portrait. Plates. **T 57.4545 etc.
Raymonp, G. Memoirs of Robert William Elliston, comedian. Lon-
don. 1844, 45. 2 v. Portrait. Plates. ¥**T 56.216; etc.

Cruikshank, Isaac, illustrator.

Butt, John, pseud. Covent Garden Theatre!! Remarks, on the
cause of the dispute between the public and managers of the
Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. London. [1809.] Plate.

No. 5 in **G,3821.5
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Cruikshank, Isaac Robert, illustrator.

DaniEL, G. Merrie England in the olden time. [With illustrations
by John Leech and Robert Cruikshank.] London. 1842. 2 v.
Illus. Portraits. 2529.3; etc.

Cruikshank, Robert. See Cruikshank, Isaac Robert.

Crystal Palace, London.

H., A. The actors’ féte [at the Crystal Palace, London. London.

187-?]. Plate. No. 21 in **G,3822.3
Cuba. Theatres. .

Caun, J. Julius Cahn’s Official theatrical guide, containing in-
formation of the theatres and attractions in the United States,
Canada, Mexico and Cuba. New York. 1900, 09. 2v. Portraits.
Maps. ¥#*T 25.33

Cuisin, J. P. R.

Bouquet offert 4 Mlle Rachel, actrice tragique aux francais. Suivi
de notices biographiques sur cette grande tragédienne et autres
acteurs célébres. Paris. Barba. 1839. 88 pp. Plate. **T.55.26

Cuisin, P. See Cuisin, J. P. R.
Cull, Richard, editor.

ANpeRSON, J. W. Garrick’s mode of reading the Liturgy of the
Church of England. New edition, with notes, and a preliminary
discourse on public reading, by Richard Cull. London. 1840.

5591.26; **T.76.1

‘

Cumberland, Richard.

Memoirs. With anecdotes and characters of several of the most
distinguished persons of his time, with whom he has had inter-
course and connexion. New York. Brisban & Brannan.. 1806.-:
(1), 356 pp. **K.33.14
Relates in part to the a theatres.

Same. Boston. West. 6543-50
Another copy is on shelf- sine PEE. 228,12.

Same. London. Lackington, Allen & Co. 1807. 2 -v. Portrait.

Another copy is on shelf-number **G.3753.6. ¥**T 56.243
Same. With illustrative notes by Henry Flanders. Philadelphia.
Parry & McMillan. 1856. 307 pp. 6545.56

Another copy is on shelf-number **K.33.19.

Rise and progress of the English stage. (Jn The British drama.
Vol. 9, pp. iii-xliv. London. 1817.) **G,_3965.2.9
Chiefly extracted from the Preface to Robert Dodsley’s A select collection
of old plays [**G.3965.1; etc.].

Cumberland, Stuart Charles Francis.

A thought-1eader’s thoughts: being the impressions and confessions
of Stuart Cumberland. London. Sampson Low, Marston, Searle
& Rivington, Ltd. 1888. xi, 326, (1) pp. Portrait. Autograph

facsimile. 3586.53; **T.97.35
Cumberland’s Theatrical illustrations. London. Cumberland. [1831.]

Portrait. (204) plates. **T. 49.5
Cummins,

 

Remarks on the theatre, occasioned by the awful death of Mr.
Cummins, which took place at the play-house in this town, the
2oth of June. Leeds. 1817. **T 96.105; etc.

Cunningham, Peter.
Did General Harrison kill “Dick Robinson” the played (In Shake-

speare Society, London. Papers. Vol. 2, pp. 11-13. London. 1845.)
Another copy is on shelf-number **G.3927.37.2. *4596.11.2

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Cunningham, Peter. (Continued.)
Plays at court, anno 1613 (from the accounts of Lord Harrington,
Treasurer of the Chamber to King James I. (Ju Shakespeare
Society, London. Papers. Vol. 2, pp. 123-126. London.

1845.) *4596.11.2
Another copy is on shelf-number **G.3927.37.2.

Sir George Buc and the office of the Revels. (Jn Shakespeare
Society, London. Papers. Vol. 4, pp. 143, 144. London.

1849.) : *4506.11.4
Another copy is 6n shelf-number **G.3927.37.4.

The story of Nell Gwyn: and the sayings of Charles the Second.
London. Bradbury & Evans. 1852. xi, 212 pp. Illus. Por-

traits. Plates. Autograph facsimiles. *6 548.2
Same. With index to the personages mentioned. New York.
Wiley. 1883. vii, 152 pp. Portrait. *#K 63.12
This edition lacks the illustrations and plates.
Same. 1891. Portraits. **T 54.2

Same. Edited with an introduction, additional notes and a life of
the author by Henry B. Wheatley. London. Gibbings. 1892.
Ixii, (1), 224 pp. Illus. Portraits. *6540.79

Same. Nell Gwyn. Together with Mrs. Jameson’s lives of the
Duchesses of Portsmouth and Cleveland. London. The Grolier
Society. [190-?] Ixxv, (1), 305 pp. Portraits. Plates, one

colored. Facsimile. [Beaux & belles of England.] *2545.250
Contains Notes on the life of the author, signed H. B. Wheatley].

The Whitefriars theatre, the Salisbury Court theatre, and the Duke’s
theatre in Dorset Gardens. (Jn Shakespeare Society, London.

Papers. Vol. 4, pp. 89-109. London. 1849.) *4596.11.4
Another copy is on shelf-number **G.3927.37.4.

Cunningham, Peter, editor.
Extracts from the accounts of the Revels at court, in the reigns of
Queen Elizabeth and King James I. London. The Shakespeare

Society. 1842. li, 228 pp. 4596.56

Other copies are on shelf-numbers No. 1 in *4596.3; **G.3927.13; **K.69.6.
Cupid and the footlights. Forp, J. L. ¥*T 83.1
Curiosités théatrales. Fournet, F. V. ¥**T 78.46
Curiosities of the American stage. Huvtron, L. 4402.128; **T.76.83

Curling, Henry.

Recollections of the mess-table and the stage. London. Bosworth.
1855. viii, 248 pp. **T 57.40

Curll, Edmund.

The life of that eminent comedian Robert Wilks. London: Printed
for E. Curll. 1733.  iii-viii, viii, (6), 53 pp. Portrait.
¥#®T 57.191

Curly: an actor’s story. CoLeman, J. No. 3 in **M.129.32-

Curtain, The; or an impartial history of the English stage. See
Waldron, F. G., and others. A compendious history of the
English stage.

Curtain, The; or, English entr’acte, adapted to the use of the Royal
Italian Operas and all the principal theatres. No. 1-98, 100-149.
[London. 1847.] 3 v. **T 22,5
Nos. 1-72 were issued daily: the others, every other day.

Curti, Pier Ambrogio,

Adelaide Ristori. Milano. Borroni & Scotti. 1855. 43 pp. Por-
trait. *#T 55.88

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Curtis, Elnora Whitman. (“Marguerite Blanc.”)

The dramatic instinct in education. With a foreword by G. Stanley
Hall. Boston. Houghton Mifflin Co. [1914.] xvii, (1), 245,
(1) pp. 3599a.61
Contents. — Introductory. — The theatre-going of children. — Psychological
aspects of dramatic entertainment. — Dramatic work in schools and colleges.—
Constructive efforts to provide good drama. — Play. — Dancing. — Story-
telling. — Moving pictures. — Marionette or puppet play. — Pageantry. —
General summary and conclusions.

Relates particularly to the United States. Bibliography, pp. 225-237.

A timely art. Boston. Privately printed. 1907. 14 pp. 4009a.287

On ballet dancing. ‘

Curtis, J. Sydney. :
“A short reply to a tract by the Rev. W. Thomas, entitled “The
theatre.” [Leeds. 188-?] 8 pp. **T77,.204

A defense of the stage. There is no title-page.
Curzon, Emmanuel Henri Parent de.
Croquis d’artistes. Paris. Fischbacher. 1898. xiv, 252 pp. 16
‘portraits. **M.373.2
Contents. — Faure. — Lassalle. — Maurel. — Vergnet. — Renaud. — Saléza. —
Fugére. — Taskin. — Mme Viardot. — Carvalho. — Nilsson. — Krauss. — Rose
Caron. — Galli. — Marié. — Isaac. — Van Zandt.
Cushman, Charlotte Saunders.
Charlotte Cushman: her letters and memories of her life. Edited
by her friend, Emma Stebbins. Boston. Houghton, Osgood &
Co. 1878. viii, (1), 308 pp. Portrait. Autograph facsimile.
4345-533 **T.56.280
Cushman, Charlotte Saunders. Works about.
Barrett, L. Charlotte Cushman. A lecture. With an appendix
containing a letter from Joseph N. Ireland. New-York. 1889.

Portrait. **T 95.8
Crement, C. E. Charlotte Cushman. Boston. 1882. Portraits.
Plate. 4348.128; **T.57.107; etc.
Price, W. T. A life of Charlotte Cushman. New York. [1894.]
Portrait. ¥**T 59.39

 

Watxer, Mrs. Dr. Remnateccnees of the life of the world-
renowned Charlotte Cushman, compiled from various records, by
Mrs. Dr. Walker, her chosen medium. Boston. 1876. Portraits.

¥**T 97.241; etc.
Wiccrn, J. H. A house and a name. (Jn Bostonian, The. Vol. 1,
pp. 87-97. Portrait. Plate. Boston. 1894.) ¥5301.54.1

Cutspear, W., pseud.

Dramatic rights: or, private theatricals, and pic-nic suppers, justified
by fair argument. With a few whip-syllabubs for the editors of
newspapers. London: Printed by T. Burton. 1802. iv, (2), 60,
(1) pp. **T.77.190
Relates to private theatres in London. Another copy is on_ shelf-number
No. 10 in **G.3823.18.

Cutter, Abram Edmands, compiler.

William Sommers and Archibald Armstrong, jesters to Henry the
Eighth and Charles First, Kings of England. Boston. 1887. (10)
pp. Portraits. **T 13.9

Cuyler, Theodore Ledyard.

Sermon on Christian recreation and unchristian amusement. De-
livered at Cooper Institute, New-York, Oct. 24. New-York.
Barker. 1858. 3-20 pp. **T 97.107

Cycloramas. See Panoramas.

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rd
Cynick, The. [Weekly.] By Growler Gruff, Esquire. Aided by a
confederacy of lettered dogs. Vol. 1 (no. 1, 2, 4-12). Sept. 21,
28, Oct. 12-Dec. 12, 1811. Philadelphia. 1812. (1), iv, 1-36,

55-210 pp. **T 28.20
Contains théatrical criticisms. No more was published.

Czartoryski, Konstantin, Prince.

Unseres Burgtheaters Gliick und Ende. Ein memento mori bei
Gelegenheit des 100 jahrigen Jubilaums des Burgtheaters. Vor-
trag gehalten im Vereine der Literaturfreunde am 24. Februar
1876. Wien. Meyer. 1876. 16 pp. ¥**T 76.161

Czerwinski, Albert.

Geschichte der Tanzkunst bei den cultivirten Volkern von den ersten
Anfangen bis auf-die gegenwartige Zeit. Leipzig. Weber. 1862.
viii, 264 pp. Illus. Music. 4001.22; **T 98.82

Dz, E. A. :
Memories of Daly’s theatres. With passing recollections of others
including a record of plays and actors at the Fifth Avenue
Theatre and Daly’s Theatre. 1869-95. [New York.] Privately

printed. 1897. 143 pp. Illus. Portraits. Facsimiles. **T.76.195
Preceded by a poem addressed to Ada Rehan, by Justin Huntley McCarthy,
and followed by a notice of Augustin Daly, by John Talbot Smith.

_D., H.N.
Fifty years of a play-goer’s journal; or, annals of the New York
stage, from A.D. 1708 to A.D. 1848. With biographical sketches
of the principal performers. New York. French. [1860.] 288

pp. #*T 77,182
Incomplete.
D., J. M.
Memoir of the late Miss Rose Telbin. [New York. 185-?] v pp.
Portrait. Autograph facsimile. No. 1 in 6259b.501; **T.98.114
D., T. C., pseud. See Croker, John Wilson.
D., W. C.
The lament; or, the fall of Drury Lane. A poetical satire. London.
Strange. 1840. 16 pp. ¥*T 98.5

D***, pseud., editor.
InpicaTEuR, L’, général des spectacles de Paris, des départemens de
la France et des principales villes étrangéres. Par A*** et D***,
Année 3. Paris. 1821/22. **T' 28.1
D***, Cx** A*** See Devineau de Rouvray, C. A.

D****, ancien comédien, pseud. See Hannetaire, Jean Nicolas Ser-
vandoni, called Hannetaire.
Dacier, Emile.
- Une danseuse de l’Opéra sous Louis XV: Mlle Sallé (1707-1756).
D’aprés des documents inédits. Paris. Plon-Nourrit & ci€. 1909.
(4), iv, 347, (3) pp. Portrait. **T 57.310
Le musée de la Comédie-francaise, 1680-1905. Préface par Jules
Claretie. Paris. Librairie de l’art ancien et moderne. 1905. xii,
: 202, (2) pp. Illus. Portraits. Plates. * 4671.34
Daggerwood, Sylvester, pseud.
Memoirs of Sylvester Daggerwood, comedian, &c. deceased: includ-
ing many years of provincial vicissitudes. With genuine anec-
dotes. Added, his last will and testament. Collected from the

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Daggerwood, Sylvester, pseud. (Continued.)
deceased author’s M.S. with notes, critical and explanatory, by
Peter Pangloss [pseud.]. London. Allen. 1807. 2 v. in 1.
¥*T 87.34
Daguerre, Louis Jacques Mandé.

Notice explicative des tableaux exposés au Diorama. [Anon. Paris.

Chantpie. 1822?] 22 pp. 4079a.213
Dakin, Henry J.

The stage in the drawing room; or, the theatre at home. Practical
hints on amateur acting. London. [1882.] 98 pp. Illus.
Diagrams. 6003.52

Dalamazzo, D. E. M.

The life of Adelina Patti. [Anon. London. 1877.] 48 pp. Por-

trait. No. 1 in **M.139.19
Dalberg, Wolfgang Heribert, Freiherr von.

Korrxa, W. Iffland und Dalberg. Geschichte der classischen
Theaterzeit Mannheims. Leipzig. 1865. 4889a.7

Marterste1c, M. Die Protokolle des Mannheimer Nationaltheaters
unter Dalberg aus den Jahren 1781 bis 1789. Mannheim. 1890.

¥**T 76,188
Dale, Alan. pseud. See Cohen, Alfred J.
Dalles et planches. K....... es Sg **T 86.1
Dalséme, Achille J.

Le cirque 4 pied et 4 cheval. Paris. Librairie illustrée. [1888.]
(3), 302 pp. **T.97.227

Daly, Augustin. See Daly, John Augustin. :
Daly, Brian, editor.

Cuevauier, A. Albert Chevalier. A record. Biographical and other

chapters by Brian Daly. London. 1895. Portraits. **T 56.258
Daly, César, and Gabriel Jean Antoine Davioud.

Architecture contemporaine, Les théatres de la Place du Chatelet.
Théatre du Chatelet. Théatre-lyrique. Paris. Ducher. [1874.]
(5), 42, (2) pp. 64 plates. [Bibliothéque de l’architecte.]

*Cab.60.74.2
Daly, Charles Patrick.

A consideration of the objections to the stage from the earliest
period and the conclusion it warrants. The concluding part of
the Dunlap Society’s publication entitled When was the drama
first introduced in America? New York. Privately printed. 1896.
27, (1) pp. , ¥*T 76.8
Reprinted from his First theater in America.

Letter to James Henry Hackett. February 24, 1863. [Copy.]

Manuscript. (2), 22 pp. : **G,_3930.8
A criticism on Hackett’s Notes and comments upon certain plays and actors of
Shakespeare.

When was the drama introduced in America? An historical inquiry,
anterior to Dunlap’s History of the American theatre. Read
before the New York Historical Society, November 3d, 1863. New
York. Bryant & Co. 1864. 12 pp. ¥**T 75.72

Other copies are on shelf-numbers No. 1 in *4393.57; No. 8 in **G.3822.2.
Same. First theater in America. When was the drama first intro-
duced in America. An inquiry. [With a Supplement.] Including
a consideration of the objections that have been made to the
stage. New-York. 1896. (9), 115 pp. Portrait. Facsimile.
[Dunlap Society. Publications. New series. No. 1.] **T.95.14

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Daly, Frederic, pseud. See Austin, Louis Frederic.
Daly, John Augustin. / ‘
Catalogue of a valuable and interesting collection of books [on the
drama] formed by a prominent American playwright. The whole
will be sold by auction October 14th by Geo. A. Leavitt & Co.
‘New York. [1878.] viii, 201 pp. ¥*T.65.5
Catalogue of the valuable literary and art property gathered by the
late Augustin Daly to be disposed of at public sale March 1oth.
American Art Association, managers. Part 2. Books. New

York. 1900. (10), 381 pp. ¥**T.64.2
Compiled by J. O. Wright. .
Same. v-—xii, 23, 381, 75 pp. ¥*6142.56

Woffington. A tribute to the actress and the woman. [Philadelphia.]
Printed for the Author. 1888. (5), 182 pp. Portraits. Plate.’
Autograph facsimile. **T.Cab.1.20
Another copy is on shelf-number *P.11.9797.

Daly, John Augustin. Works about.
D., E. A. Memories of Daly’s theatres. With passing recollections
of others, including a record of plays and actors at the Fifth
Avenue Theatre and Daly’s Theatre. 1869-95. [New York.]

1897. Illus. Portraits. ¥*T 76,195
Daty, J. F. The life of Augustin Daly. New York. 1917. Por-
traits. Plate. 6257.146

Portrotio, A, of players [belonging to Augustin Daly’s company].
With a packet of notes thereon by H. C. Bunner, E. A. Dithmar,
Laurence Hutton, Brander Matthews and William Winter. New
York. 1888. Portraits. Plates. **T 52.12

Situ, G. D. A catalogue of rare books, original drawings, extra
illustrated works and other interesting literary material chiefly
from the library of the late Augustin Daly. New York. 1900.

**T 64.3

Smit, J. T. Augustin Daly. (Jn D., E. A. Memories of Daly’s

theatres. Pp. 135-143. Portrait. [New York.] 1897.) **T.76.195
Daly, Joseph Francis.

The life of Augustin Daly. New York. The Macmillan Co. 1917.

xi, 672 pp. Portraits. Plate. 6257.146

Relates mostly to the American theatre and includes an account of the visit of
Mr. Daly’s company to Europe.

Daly, Richard.

Answer, An, to the Memoirs of Mrs. Billington. With the life and
adventures of Richard Daly, Esq., and an account of the present
state of the Irish theatre. London. 1792. **T 56.338; etc.

Damian, Cosme, pseud. See Forner, Juan Pablo.
Damiens, Lucien Elie Lelion-. See Lelion-Damiens, Lucien Elie.
“Damned” tragedies. [London. 1842.] Pp. 93-102. No. 29 in **G.3822.3

Relates to two unsuccessful plays at the London theatres. Cut from Fraser’s
Magazine, July 1842 [Per. Room *3187.1.1842].

Dana, Richard Henry.
Kean’s acting. (Jn his Poems and prose writings. Pp. 420-437.

Philadelphia. 1833.) *A.2127.3
Dancers. See Ballet.
Dancing.

See also Ballet.
Baron, A. A. F. Lettres et entretiens sur la danse ancienne, moderne,
religieuse, civile, et théatrale. Paris. 1824. **T 96.329

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Dancing.. (Continued.) .
Becxer, M. L. Der Tanz. Leipzig. [1901.] Illus. Plates. Por-

traits. Music. _ 4045.184
BercHoux, J. pe. La danse ou les dieux de l’opéra. Poéme. Paris.
1806. Plate. **M.128.50; etc.

Buasis, C. The art of dancing. Comprising its theory and practice
and a history of its rise and progress. London. 1831. Plates.

 

Music. **T’.96.195
— Same. Manuel complet de la danse, comprenant la théorie, la
pratique et l’histoire de cet art. Paris. 1830. Plates. 4001.25
— Same. [Part 2, 3.] The theory of theatrical dancing. With a
chapter on pantomime. London. 1888. Plates. **T 95.49
Brizux Sartnt-Laurent, , Vicomte DE. Quelques mots sur les
danses modernes. Paris. 1868. **T 96.147

Dorat, C. J. La déclamation théatrale, poéme didactique en quatre
chants, précédé et suivi de quelques morceaux de prose. A Paris.

1771. Plates. ¥**T 77.1443 etc.
Durort, G. Trattato del ballo nobile. In Napoli. 1728. Diagrams.
‘ **T 98.72

Fuuter, L. Fifteen years of a dancer’s life. With some account
of her distinguished friends. Boston. 1913. Portraits. Plates.
4049a.363

Moreau DE Satnt-Méry, M. L. E. De la danse. Parme. 1801.
**T 99.45; etc.
Pure, M. pe. Idée des spectacles anciens et novveavx. Paris. 1668.
**G.3537.4
Ritorni, C. Commentarii della vita e delle opere coredrammatiche
di Salvatore Vigand, e della coregrafia e de’ corepei. Milano.

1838. Portrait. Plate. #*T 96.370
Smit, H. Festivals, games, and amusements. Ancient and modern.
London. 1831. Plates. Map. **T 98.80

Dancing. Dictionaries.

Desrat, G. Dictionnaire de la danse, historique, théorique, pratique
et bibliographique, depuis l’origine de la danse jusqu’a nos jours.
Paris. 1895. **T 97.284

Dancing. History. ;

Antiguary, An, pseud. The dance. Historic illustrations of dancing

from 3300 B.C. to 1911 A.D. London. rgiz. Illus. Portraits.
4043.87

Bonnet, J. Histoire générale de la danse, sacrée et prophane; ses

poees & ses révolutions, depuis son origine jusqu’ a présent.
Paris. 1724. ¥*T 98.122

Canusac, L, pe. La danse ancienne et moderne ou traité historique
de la danse. A la Haye. 1754. 3 v. **T 99.16

Czerwinski, A. Geschichte der Tanzkunst bei den cultivirten
Volkern von den ersten Anfangen bis auf die gegenwartige Zeit.
Leipzig. 1862. Illus. Music. 4001.22; **T 98.82

Fertiautt, F. Histoire anecdotique et pittoresque de la danse chez
les peuples anciens et modernes. Paris. 1854. **T 98.129

Fuitcu, J. E.C. Modern dancing and dancers. Philadelphia. 1012.
Portraits. Plates, some colored. *4040a.136

L’Autnaye, F. H. S. pe. De la saltation théatrale, ou recherches sur
Yorigine, les progrés, & les effets de la pantomime chez les
anciens. A Paris. 1790. Plates, mostly colored. ¥**T 96.263

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Dancing. History. (Continued.)
Soria, H. pe. Histoire pittoresque de la danse. Paris. 1897. Illus.

Plates. Music. 4040a.157; **T.93.16
Urn, E. L. Dancing, ancient and modern. New York. 1g12.
Portraits. Plates. 4049a.357
Voiart, A. E. P. Essai sur la danse antique et moderne. Paris. 1823.
**T.99.3

Danforth, Charles B.
Dramatic reviews [from the Boston Daily Herald]. 1871-78.

*#T 15.4
Danger, The, of masquerades and raree-shows. R., C., of C. C. C.
Oxford. ¥**T 97.343

. Daniel, George.

Catalogue of [his] library. With his collection of original drawings
and engraved portraits of actors, water-colour drawings. Which
will be sold by auction, by Sotheby, Wilkinson & Hodge, the
2oth of July. [London.] 1864. v, 222 pp. ¥*T 65.3
Other copies are on shelf-numbers *6131.19; **G.3950.22.

Garrick in the green room! A biographical and critical analysis of a
picture, painted by William Hogarth. London. Southgate. 1829.
33. (1) pp. Plate. No. 15 in **G.3823.15

Merrie England in the olden time. [With illustrations by John
Leech and Robert Cruikshank.} London. Bentley. 1842. 2 v.
Illus. Portraits. 2529.305 **G.3934.8

Same. A new edition. Warne & Co. 1873. viii, 422 pp. 2529.16

Merrie England in the olden time. Her gambols, songs, and flashes
of merriment, with the humours of her ancient court fools, Will
Summers, Dick Tarlton, and Archibald Armstrong. By Mr. Ingle-
berry Griskin [pseud. London. 1839]. 98-108 pp.

No. 10 in **G,3822.1
Cut from Bentley’s Miscellany, 1839 [Periodical Room *9288.1.5]. An incomplete
edition of the preceding.

Danse, La, au théatre. Bernay, B. J. 4008.110; **T.97.4
Danse, La, ou les dieux de l’opéra. BrrcHoux, J. DE. **M.128.50; etc.
D’Anvers, Caleb, pseud. See Amhurst, Nicholas.

Darboy, Georges, Archevéque de Paris. .

Great sick, The, of Paris: 1870-71. [By Philippoteaux.] Also, the
assassination of the Archbishop of Paris [Darboy] at the hands
of the Commune of 1871. [By Desbrosses. Description of the
pictures. Boston. 187-?] 2639a.33

Darbyshire, Alfred.

Theatre exits. With a description and plan of Sir Henry Irving’s

“safety theatre.” London. 1898. 14 pp. Plan. [British Fire

Prevention Committee.] ¥4019.143
D’Arcy of the guards. SHreman, L. E. The true adventures of a play.
New York. 1914. Portraits. Colored plates. 4409b.231
Dard, Le. Rosert, C. No. 12 in **G.3562.1; etc.

Darley, Felix Octavius Carr, illustrator.
Fievp, J. M. The drama in Pokerville, The bench and bar of Jury-

Town, and other stories. Philadelphia. 1847. **T 87,84; etc.
Smitu, S. F. The theatrical apprenticeship and anecdotical recol-
lections of Sol. Smith. Philadelphia. 1846. **T 58.30; etc.
Darthenay, V.
Les acteurs et les actrices de Paris. Biographie compléte. Paris.
1853. 108 pp. **T 57.409
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Darzens, Rodolphe.

Le Théatre libre illustré. Dessins de Lucien Métivet. Préface de
Jean Aicard. Paris. Dentu. 1890. 2 v. in 1. Illus. Portraits.
Manuscript facsimiles. **T 74,14
Accounts of the plays produced at the ThéAtre libre.

Daudet, Alphonse.

Entre les frises et la rampe. Petites études de la vie théatrale. Illus-

trations de Marold et Picard. Paris. Dentu. 1804. (9), 216, (1)

pp. 2679a.118; **T 80.5
Contents. — Le comédien ‘pavualle, — Le réve de Mme. d’Epinay. — Tournées
de province. — Deuil de comédie. — Mise en scéne et répétitions. — L’ivresse
a la scéne. — Soixante ans de théatre. — Conseils de Diderot 4 une comédienne.

— Fanny Kemble.
Daughters of Babylon.

Barrett, W. Souvenir of the Daughters of Babylon. [London.

1897?] Illus. Portraits. Plates. 6560.127
Daughters of Thespis. Coox, C. H. **T 87.2
D’Auvergne, Edmund B. See Auvergne, Edmund B. d’.

Davenant, Sir William.

State, The, of the case, between the Lord Chamberlain of His
Majesty’s houshold, and Sir Richard Steele, as representd by
that knight. Restated, in vindication of King George, and the
most noble the Duke of Newcastle With a true copy of King
Charles’s patent, to Sir William Davenant, for erecting a play-
house, &c. London. 1720. (4), 35 pp. **T 97.341; etc.

Davenport, Allen Brown.

Miscellaneous pamphlet series. No. 1-3. Boston. 1907, 08 1 v.

Chart. **T 77.26

Contents. — 1. The theatrical independent movements. z. The organized theatre.
3. The leadership of Shakespeare.
Refers to the United States.

Stage affairs in America today. No. 1-15. Jan. 15-—Apr. 23, 1907.
Boston. 1907. I v. *8T 97.117

“A series of fifteen pamphlets issued weekly.”
Davenport, Edward Loomis.

Epcett, E. F. Edward Loomis Davenport. A biography. New-

York. t901. Portraits. **T 95.25
Davenport, Ira Erastus, and William Henry Davenport.

Nicnots, T. L. A biography of the Brothers Davenport. With some
account of the physical and psychical phenomena which have oc-
curred in their presence, in America and Europe. London. 1864.

¥*T 57.51
David, Ernest, translator.

Marcetto, B. Le théatre a la ‘mode au XvIirIe siécle. (Il teatro alla
moda.) Traduction précédée d’une étude sur Marcello par Ernest
David. Paris. 1890. No. 5 in **M.139.22

David Garrick. Ropertson, T. W. ¥**T 87.76; etc.
Davidge, William Pleater.

The drama defended. Addressed, with respect, to the public generally,
and with commiseration, to Messrs. the Rev. Strickland, T. L.
Cuyler, etc. [Letters.] New York. French. 1859. 22 pp. 6259b. ISI

Footlight flashes. New-York. The American News Co. 1866. xii, 274 pp.
Reminiscences, etc. 4343-2313; **T. 57-245

Davidson, Charles.

Studies in the English mystery plays. A thesis, Yale College, 1892.
[New Haven. 1892.] 173 pp. 4552.42
Bibliography, pp. 3-5.

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Davies, Thomas.

Memoirs of the life of David Garrick. With characters and anec-
dotes of his theatrical contemporaries. London: Printed for the
Anthor, and sold at his shop. 1780. 2 v.. Portrait. #eT 57.52
Another copy is on shelf-number **K.197.10.

Same. Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme. 1808. **G_3765.8

Same. From the last London edition. Boston. Wells & ee 1818.

547-77

This eaithont lacks the portrait. Other copies are.on shelf-numbers ae 35.93
**K 35.02 cae
Davies, Theenas editor.
Downes, J. Roscius Anglicanus, or, an histgrical review of the stage
from 1660, to 1706. [Anon.] With additions, by Thomas Davies.
London. 1789. **T 77.23 etc.
Davillier, Charles, Baron. See Davillier, Jean Charles, Baron.

Davillier, Jean Charles, Baron, editor.

Lacuerre, M. J. Une vente d’actrice sous Louis xvr. Mle Laguerre,
de l’Opétra; son inventaire, meubles précieux. Paris. 1870. Por-
trait. : **T 96.143

Davioud, Gabriel Jean Antoine. :

Architecture contemporaine. Les théatres de la Pisce du Chatelet.
Théatre du Chatelet. Théatre- lyrique. Par César Daly et Gabriel
Davioud. Paris. Ducher. [1874.]; (5), 42, (2) pp. 64 plates.
[Bibliothéque de l’architecte.] *Cab.60.74.2

Davis, J.

The attitude of society to the stage, past and present. A paper read
before the monthly meeting of the’ Church and Stage Guild, Oct.
7, 1879. London. Masters & Co. 1879. 16 pp. **T 77.1905

Davis, Lilian E.

A selected list-of plays for amateurs and students of dramatic ex-
pression in schools and colleges. Compiled by Elizabeth A. Mc- |
Fadden and Lilian E. Davis. With an introduction by Ludella
L. Peck. Cincinnati. McFadden. 1908. 96 pp. *2175.61

Davis, Michael Marks, Jr.

The exploitation of pleasure. A study of commercial recreations in
New York City. New York City. torr. 61 pp. [Russell. Sage
Foundation. Department of Child Hygiene.] 5577-229

Davis, Richard J., editor.

Drama Leacue of America, Boston. A selective list of plays for

amateurs. Boston.. I9g15. *2175.64
Dawe, M.

Miscellanies, in prose and verse, on various occasions, by the author
of several anonymous, well-received pieces. Added, some private
memoirs of Mrs. W. n and Miss R——ns, of Drury-Lane
Theatre. [Anon.] London: Printed for the Author, and sold by
G. Kearsly. 1776. **T 97.231

Dawson, Nancy.

Stevens, G. A. The dramatic history of Master Edward, Miss Ann,
and others, the extraordinaries of these times. London. 1786.
Plates. **G,3077.17

Day, Charles H.

Fun in black; or, sketches of minstrel life. With The origin of
minstrelsy, by T. Allston Brown, giving a history of Ethiopian
minstrelsy from 1799. New York. De Witt. 1874. 70 pp. Illus

**T'.97.321

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Day, W. C.

Behind the footlights; or, the stage as I knew it. Illustrated by G. B
Le Fanu. London. Warne & Co. 1885. (6), ii, (2), I91 pp. Plates.
Stories of stage life founded upon actual occurrences. ¥**T..97.285

Dazincourt, Joseph Jean Baptiste Albouy.

Notice historique sur Préville. Lue au Lycée, le 19 nivose, an 8
(janvier 1800). A Paris, de l’imprimerie de Ballard. An VIII.
[1800.] 27 pp. ¥*T 56.12

Dazincourt, Joseph Jean Baptiste Albouy. Works about.
Cauatsse, H. A. Mémoires de Joseph-Jean-Baptiste-Albouy-Dazin-
court. Paris. 1809. Portrait. ¥#*T 57.44; etc.
Mémoires de Préville, et de Dazincourt, revus, corrigés, et
augmentés d’une notice sur ces deux comédiens, par M. Ourry.
Paris. 1823. **T 56.6; etc.
De l’art du théatre en général, ot il est parlé des différens genres de
spectacles et de la musique adaptée au théatre. A Paris, chez
Cailleau. 1769. 2 v. Plates. **T 48.17
De l’influence du théatre sur la classe ouvriére. Turerry, FE. **T.77.169
De Vorganisation des artistes dramatiques. FFANFERNOT, E., and
SAINT-VITAL. **T 95.62
De lorganisation des spectacles de Paris, ou essai sur leur forme
actuelle. [Anon.] See Framery, Nicolas Etienne.

 

 

De la liberté des théatres. Métrat, A. M. T. **T 76.106; etc.
De la saltation théatrale. L’AuLnaye, F. H. S. pe. **T 96.263
De theatro Attico. Horpxen, J. W. B. 4097.31

Debacaq, A.., editor.
AxsuM des théatres, par Guyot et A. Debacq. Tome 1. Année 1.
Paris. 1837. Plates. **T 24.8
Debrie, Edme Villequin, called De Brie. See Brie, Edme Villequin,
called De Brie. 7
Deburau, Jean Baptiste Gaspard. _
JANIN, J. G. Deburau. Histoire du thédize 3 a quatre sous, pour faire
suite 4 l’histoire du théatre-francais. [Anon.] Bruxelles. 1832.
**T 59.22
Début, Un, a l’Opéra. Feryneau, E. A. **M.137.8; etc.
Decastro, James.

Humpureys, R. The memoirs of J. Decastro, comedian; anecdotes,
an analysis of the life of the late Philip Astley, history of the
Royal Circus, now the Surrey Theatre. London. 1824. Portrait.

**T.5 7.295
Dechmann, George.
Histrions and the histrionic art. London. City of London. Publish-
‘ing Co. [1880?] 87 pp. eT 77.154
Déclamation théatrale, La. [Anon.] See Dorat, Claude Joseph.
Decombe, Ferdinand Albert.

[The fairy slipper.] Programme of the story, scenery, and dances,
in the new grand ballet, in three acts, called The fairy slipper.
Founded on Cendrillon! The music composed by Monsieur Sor.
Translated and adapted to the English stage by Alfred Bunn.

London. Miller, [1834.] 16 pp. ¥**T. 36.67
Décors, Les, les costumes et la mise en scéne au xvIre siécle. LEcLERC,
L. 6257.37; **T.77.153

Decremps, Henri.
Les petites aventures de Jéréme Sharp, professeur de physique
amusante; ouvrage contenant autant de tours ingénieux que de

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Decremps, Henri. (Continued.)
lecons utiles, par l’'auteur de La magie blanche. A Bruxelles, chez
la veuve Dujardin. 1789. 386 pp. Illus. Plate. Diagrams.
Music. **T 97.28
Déesse, La: an Elssler-atic romance. Corrin, R. F. **T.97.238; etc.
Defence, A, of dramatick poetry: being a review of Mr. Collier’s View
of the immorality and profaneness of the stage. London: Printed
for Eliz. Whitlock. 1698. (4), 118 pp. **T 79.43
Defence, A, of Edmund Kean. Being a reply to Mr. Buck’s [sic] pre-
face, and remarks on his tragedy of the “Italians.” London.
Lowndes. [1819.] 42 pp. **T 96.18

Another copy is on shelf-number No. 8 in **G.3824.13. A reply to the Defence
of Edmund Kean by a friend to justice may be found on shelf-number **T.96.19.

Same. 2d edition. 46 pp. No. 9 in **G.3824.13
Defence, A, of plays. Fitmer, E. **T 77.46; etc.
Defence, A, of the drama, conwmining Mansel’s Free thoughts, extracts

from the most celebrated writers, and a discourse on the lawful-
ness & unlawfulness of plays, by Father Caffaro. New-York.
.Champley. 1826. (3), 204 pp. ¥*T 78.6

Another copy is on shelf-number **K.37.12.
De Fontaine, Felix Gregory, editor.
Birds of a feather flock together; or, talks with Sothern. New York.
Carleton & Co. 1878. 250 pp. Portraits. 4549a.192; **T.57.428
Déjazet, Pauline Virginie. :
Duvat, G. Virginie Déjazet, 1797-1875. Paris. 1876. Portrait.

#*T 57.361
Faure, A. Déjazet. Paris. 1859. Portrait. No. 1 in **M.147.16
Jacguot, C. J. B. Déjazet. Paris. 1854. Portrait. **T 98.134

Lecomte, L. H. Une comédienne au x1xé siécle. Virginie Déjazet.
Etude biographique et critique d’aprés des’ documents inédits.
Paris. 1892. ¥*T 55.1

—— Same. Virginie Déjazet d’aprés ses papiers et sa correspon-
dance. Vie de l’artiste. — Déjazet et ses contemporains. — Déjazet

amoureuse. Paris. [1902.] Portraits. **T 57.282; etc.
— Virginie Déjazet. Etude biographique. Paris. 1866.
¥**T 98.13
Pizrron, E. A. Virginie Déjazet. Paris. 1856. Portrait.
**T 57.413

Déjazet, Virginie. See Déjazet, Pauline Virginie.
Dekker, Thomas.
Dramaticus, pseud. The players who acted in “The shoemakers’
' holiday,” 1600, a comedy by Thomas Dekker and Robert Wilson.
(In Shakespeare Society, London. Papers. Vol. 4, pp. 110-122.
London. 1849.) *4596.11.4; etc.
Del teatro. [Anon.] See Milizia, Francesco.
Delaferriére, Louis Fortuné Adolphe. See Laferriére, Adolphe.
Delaforest, A.

Théatre moderne. Cours de littérature dramatique. Paris. Allardin.
1836. 2 v. **T 46.21
Criticisms of performances at Paris theatres.

Delandine, Antoine Francois.

Bibliographie dramatique, ou tablettes alphabétiques du théatre des
diverses nations; avec des observations littéraires et bibliogra-
phiques. Précédée d’une notice sur l’origine du théatre frangais.
Paris. Renouard. [18187] (8), 588, (1) pp. ¥**T 66.18

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Delaunay, Louis Arséne.

Souvenirs de M. Delaunay, de la Comédie-francaise. Recueillis par
le Comte Fleury. Préface de Jules Claretie. Paris. Lévy. [1901.]
(3), xii, 387 pp. Portrait. 2649a.26

Delaunay, Louis Arséne. Works about.

Pornsot, A. E. Delaunay. Sociétaire de la Comédie-frangaise. Paris.

1883. Portrait. *8T 57.18
De Leine, M. A.

Lilian Adelaide Neilson. A memorial sketch, personal and critical.
‘London. Newman & Co. 1881. (3), 64 pp. Portrait. Autograph
facsimile. : 2459a.61 ; **T.57.440

Delhasse, Félix Joseph, prefacer.
Lacroix, L. P. B. P. La jeunesse de Moliére. Paris. 1858.
ea ¥**'T 59.29; etc.
Deligny, Eugéne, :
Les cabotins. Paris. Lévy. 1874.’ (3), 486 pp. **®T 87.57
' A novel of stage life. i

Histoire de l’Ambigu-comique depuis sa création jusqu’a ce jour,
contenant toutes les aventures curieuses qui se sont passées dans
les coulisses, les biographies des directeurs et des principaux
acteurs, etc. [Anon.] Paris. 1841. 120 pp. **T 99.54

Delius, Nicolaus.

Die englischen Comédianten in Deutschland zu Shakspere’s Zeit.
Ein Vortrag gehalten zu Bonn am 4. Marz 1865. Bremen. 186s.
113-118 pp. No. 4 in **G.60a.24

Ueber das englische Theaterwesen zu Shakspere’s Zeit. Ein Vortrag
gehalten in Bonn am 21. Januar und in Kédln am 17. Marz 1853.
Bremen. Heyse. 1853. I9 pp. No. 1 in **G.3910.9

Delorme, Louis René.

Le Musée de la Comédie-francaise. Paris. Ollendorff. 1878. ix,

215, (1) pp. **T.74.15
Delorme, René. See Delorme, Louis René.
Delpit, Jules.

Minter, H. Le théatre 4 Bordeaux. Etude historique. Suivie de la
nomenclature des auteurs dramatiques bordelais et de leurs
ouvrages, établie en collaboration avec Jules Delpit. Bordeaux.
1883. **T.95.138

Delpla, A.

French drama; or, a discussion on the following question; which
are the best means of making theatres vie with each other in
promoting the perfection of taste and the improvement of morals?
Translated exclusively for the Pamphleteer. London. 1818. 29
Pp. No. 3 in *6575.1.12

Delsarte, Francois Alexandre Nicolas Chéri.

StesBins, G. Delsarte system of dramatic expression. New York.

1886. Illus. 3591.60; etc.
Delta Upsilon. Harvard Chapter.

The comedy of errors. A comedy by William Shakespeare, acted by
a company of players from the Harvard chapter of the Delta
Upsilon Fraternity, being the annual theatricals for Anno Domini
mdccccxiii, [Programme.] Cambridge. Burr. 1913. (32) pp.
Portraits. Plates. E 44508.154

Eastward, ho! A comedie by Marston, Jonson and Chapman, acted
by a company of players from the Harvard Chapter of the brother-

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Delta Upsilon. Harvard Chapter. (Continued.)
hood of Delta Upsilon, being the annual theatricals. [Programme.
Cambridge. 1903.] Illus. Portraits. 4450a.152
The elder brother. A comedie by Fletcher and Massinger, acted by
a company of players from the Harvard Chapter of the brother-
hood of Delta Upsilon, being the annual theatricals. [Programme.
Cambridge. 1g901:] Illus. Portraits. 4450a.151
Henry 1v. Part 1. By William Shakespeare. Acted by a company
of players from The Harvard Delta Upsilon. Being the annual
theatricals. [Programme.] Boston. McGrath-Sherrill Press.
1916. 32 pp. Illus. Plate. 4450a.156
The maid in the mill. A comedy by Fletcher and Rowley, acted by
a company of players from the Harvard Chapter of the brother-
hood of Delta Upsilon, being the annual theatricals. [Programme.
Cambridge. 1900.] Illus. ( 4480a.139
The wise-woman of Hogsdon. A comedie by Tho: Heywood, acted
by a company of players from the Harvard Chapter of the
brotherhood of Delta Upsilon, being the annual theatricals. [Pro-
gramme. Cambridge. 1906.] Illus. Plates. 445048.153
Delvau, Alfred.
Les plaisirs de Paris. Guide pratique et illustré. Paris. Faure. 1867.

(3), 209 pp. Illus. Plates. ¥**T 98.142
Le Théatre érotique francais sous le Bas-Empire. Paris. Pince-
bourse. [186-?] 36 pp. ¥**T77.203

The Théatre érotique francais was a marionnette theatre.

Demi-cabots, Les. Le café-concert—Le cirque.—Les forains. Dessins
de H.-G. Ibels. Textes de Georges d’Esparbés, André Ibels,
Maurice Lefévre, Georges Montorgueil [pseud. d’Octave Le-
‘besque]. Paris. Charpentier & Fasquelle. 1896. (3), 246, (1)

pp. Illus. Plates. ¥**T 97.230
Demi-monde, Le, sous le Second Empire. Maueny, A., Comte DE.
**T.97.247

Democritus, Joseph, pseud., and William Diogenes, pseud.

The remarkable trial of the queen of quavers, [Polly Farmer, pseud.]
and‘her associates, for sorcery, witchcraft, and enchantment, at
the assizes held in the moon. Taken in short hand, by Joseph
Democritus, and William Diogenes. [London.] Printed for J.
Bew. [1777.] 148 pp. **M.117.9
A satire on the craze for Ital&#n opera in London. Another copy is on shelf-
number No. 8 in **G.3823.5.

‘Demoralising influence, The, of the playhouse. [Edinburgh. 18—?]
12 pp. **T 96.101

De Mortemar, Julie. See Mortemar, Julie de.

Dench, Ernest A.

Playwriting for the cinema, dealing with the writing and marketing
of scenarios. London. Black. 1914. 96 pp. 8039a.67
Includes a number of plots.

Denier, Tony.

The great secret of shadow pantomimes; or, harlequin in the shades.
How to get them up and how to act them. New York. Roorbach.
[1868.] 79 pp. Illus. No. 3 in *4504.64

Denman, John Doe.

The drama vindicated; with copious notes. Cambridge. Smith.

1835. (3), 120 pp. **T 96.132

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Dennis, John.

The characters and conduct of Sir John Edgar [pseud. of Sir Richard
Steele], call’d by himself sole monarch of the stage in Drury-Lane;
and his three deputy-governors, in two letters to Sir John Edgar.
[Anon.] London: Printed for M. Smith. 1720. . (5), 35 pp.

**T 77.107

Same. 2d edition. ‘ No. 3 in **G.3823.18
Same. [With a] third and fourth letter. (Jn The theatre. Pp. 323-
368; 383-426. London. 1791.) #*T 26.23

Another copy is on shelf-number **G. 3824.7.

The person of quality’s answer to Mr. Collier’s letter, being a dis-
swasive from the play-house. [Anon.] London. 1704. (1), 34
pp. No. 5 in **G,.3824.2
In favor of the theatre.

The stage defended, from Scripture, reason, experience, and the
common sense of mankind, for two thousand years. Occasion’d
by Mr. Law’s late pamphlet against stage-entertainments. In a
letter to * * * * * * [George Dodington]. London: Printed for
N. Blandford. 1726. xii, 34 pp. *6§569.44

Another copy is on shelf-number No. 6 in **G.3824.2.

The usefulness of the stage, to the happiness of mankind, to govern-
ment, and to religion. Occasioned by a late book written by
Jeremy Collier. London, Printed for Rich. Parker. 1698. (8),
143, (1) pp. **G_3821.2

Dennis, John. Works about.

Rac, Timothy, pseud. An answer to a whimsical pamphlet, call’d The
character of Sir John Edgar, &c. Humbly inscrib’d to Sir Tre-
mendous Longinus. Written by Sir John Edgar’s baker. Lon-
don. 1720. No. 10 in **G.3821.11

Depositio Cornuti Typographici.

Braves, W. An account of the German morality-play, entitled De-
positio Cornuti Typographici, as performed in the 17th & 18th
centuries. London. 1885. Illus. Plates. **T 46.10; etc.

Deppe, Ludwig.
Zwei Jahre Kapellmeister an der K6niglichen Oper zu Berlin.
[Anon.]: Bielefeld. Selle. 1890. 45, cvii pp. 4049a.72
Derrick, Samuel. (Mr. Wilkes.)
A general view of the stage. London: Printed for J. Coote. 17509.

(1), viii, 335 pp. **T 47.95
Another copy is on shelf-number **G.3923. 10.
Derriére la toile. Vizentini1, L. A. **T77.78

Des ballets anciens et modernes selon les régles du théatre. [Anon.]
See Menestrier, Claude Francois.
Des comédiens, et du clergé. Hénin pe Cuvitiers, FE. F., Baron v’.
**T.57.387
Des Garcins, Magdelaine Marie.
Parotsse-Poucin, F. A. A. La Comédie-francaise et la Révolution.

Paris. [190—?] 4676.128
Des gloires de Opéra. Grécorr, E. G. J. **M134.5
Des grands et des petits théatres de la capitale. Paris. Le Normant.
1816. (2), 129 pp. **T 76.57
Des théatres et de leur organisation légale. [Anon.] See Hennin,
Michel.

Desarbres, Nérée.
Deux siécles 4 l’Opéra (1668-1868). Paris. Dentu. 1868. (3), 207 pp.

8049.25; **M.118.1
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Desarbres, Nérée. (Continued.)

Sept ans a l’Opéra. Souvenirs anecdotiques d’un secrétaire particulier.

Paris. Dentu. 1864. (3), 251 pp. Illus. **M 118.2
Desbarrolles, Adolphe.

Les mystéres de la main révélés et expliqués. 12e édition, augmentée.
Paris. Garnier. [188-?] (3), Ix, 624 pp. Illus. Plates. Dia-
grams. Autograph facsimile. **T 97.249

Same. 14e édition. (3), lvii, (1), 624 pp. 4008.21

Desbordes, Henri, pseud. See Amat, Adolphe.
Desbordes, Marceline Félicité Joséphe, Dame Valmore.

La jeunesse de Mme. Desbordes-Valmore, d’aprés des .documents
nouveaux. Suivie de [ses] Lettres inédites. Par Arthur Pougin.
Paris. Lévy. 1898. (5), 377 pp. 2647.82

Desbordes, Marceline Félicité Joséphe, Dame Valmore. Works about.

Sainte-Beuve, C. A. Madame Desbordes-Valmore: sa vie et sa
correspondance. Paris. 1870. ‘ 2647.60

— Same. Memoirs of Madame Desbordes-Valmore. With.a
selection from her poems. Translated by Harriet W. Preston.
Boston. 1873. | 2648.62; etc.

Desbrosses, Jean Alfred.

GREAT SIEGE, The, of Paris: 1870-71. [By Philippoteaux.] Also, the
assassination of the Archbishop of Paris [Darboy] at the hands
of the Commune of 1871. [By Desbrosses. Description of the
pictures. Boston. 187-?] 2639a.33

Deschanel, Emile Auguste Etienne Martin.
La vie des comédiens. Paris. Hachette & cie, [186-?] 380pp. **T.57.343
Contents. — Romans, comédies, satires. — Biographies, mémoires, anecdotes.
-Deschaumes, Edmond.
Le mal du théatre. Paris. Dentu. 1888. (3), 397 pp. *€T.77.140
Desclée, Aimée Olympe.

Lettres de Aimée Desclée 4 Fanfan. [Par] Paul Duplan. Paris.
Lévy. 1895. (3), 251, (1) pp Portrait. Manuscript facsimile.
Appended is Eloge funébre de Desclée par Alexandre Dumas fils. **T.57.277

Desclée, Aimée Olympe. Works about.

Moténss, E. pgp. Desclée. Biographie et souvenirs. Paris. 1874.

Portrait. ; ¥*T 57.431
Descombes, Jean Charles Francois Maurice-. (Charles Maurice.)
Epaves. Théatre — histoire — anecdotes— mots. Paris. 1865. (3),

255 Dp. : ; ¥*T 96.174
Feu le Boulevart du Temple. Résurrection épistolaire. Paris. 1863.
(3), 76 pp. **T.96.173

Relates principally to theatres.

Histoire anecdotique du théatre, de la littérature et de diverses im-
pressions contemporaines, tirée du coffre d’un journaliste avec
sa vie a tort et 4 travers. Paris. Plon. 1856. 2 v. Manuscript
facsimiles. **T 56.128
Reminiscences, etc.

Le Théatre-frangais: monument et dépendances, 2¢ édition, aug-

mentée. Paris. Garnier. 1860. (10), 276 pp. **T 96.170
Tous les genres du théatre et sujets’ correspondants. Epitres en vers
libres. Paris. 1860. 96 pp. **T 96.372

La Vérité-Rachel. Examen du talent de la premiére tragédienne du
Théatre-frangais. Pour servir 4 l'histoire de la scéne, 4 l'étude
des artistes dramatiques, aux réflexions des journalistes, et 4
Vintérét des gens du monde. Paris. Ledoyen. 1850. 120, (2)
pp. ¥**T 96.171

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Description of the Colosseum, Broadway, 35th and 36th Streets, New
York. The largest iron structure in the world. A history of the
world renowned cycloramas: London of’ 1828; Paris by moon-
light, and London of 1873, by night. [New York. 1874.] 23 pp.
Plates. 6262.88; No. 1 in **M.132.3
The copy on shelf-number **M.132.3 lacks the plates.

Descriptive portrait, A, of Miss O’Neill, in a critique on her exhibition
of the characters of Mrs. Haller, and Jane Shore. London. Wil-
liams. 1815. (3), 108 pp. ¥**T 56.169

Desdevizes du Dézert, Georges Nicolas. ;

Le théatre populaire 4 Madrid. (Jn Entre camarades. Pp. 273-278.
Paris. 1901.) 2671.161

Deserter, A.

The world. No. 1, 2. London. Nisbet & Co. 1838, 39. 2 v.
Principally an argument against the theatre. **T 98.93

Desessarts, Nicolas Toussaint Lemoyne.

Les trois théatres de Paris, ou abrégé historique de l’établissement
de la Comédie francoise, de la Comédie italienne &‘'de l’Opéra;
avec un précis des loix, arréts, réglemens & usages, qui concer-
nent chacun de ces spectacles. A Paris, chez Lacombe. 1777.
(6), 300, (3). pp. 7.77.51
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 2 in **D,210a.11.

Desfontaines de La Vallée, Guillaume Francois Fouques Des Hayes,
called Desfontaines de La Vallée. See Des Hayes, Guillaume
Francois Fouques.

Desforges, ——, actor.

Mémoires anecdotes pour servir a l’histoire de M. Duliz, et la suite
de ses avantures, apres la catastrophe de celle de Mademoiselle
Pelissier, actrice de l’Opéra de Paris. [Anon.] A Londres, Chez

 

Samuel Harding. 1739. (1), 188 pp. Plate. **£T 58.92
Same. Mémoires anecdotes, pour servir a l’histoire de M. Duliz, et
de Mile Pelissier. 1753. (1), 206, 66 pp. ¥#*T 58.93

This edition lacks the plate.
Desgranges, Alix.

ReQueste de deux actrices d’Opéra [Marton Coupée et Alix Des-

granges] 4 Momus avec son ordonnance. Ala Haye. 1763. 21 pp.
¥**T79.15
Des Hayes, Guillaume Francois Fouques.

Histoire universelle des théatres de toutes les nations, depuis Thespis
jusqu’ 4 nos jours; par une société de gens de lettres [J. M. L.
Coupé, G. F. F. Des Hayes, Lefuel de Méricourt, et Testu]. A
Paris, chez les auteurs. 1779-1781. 13 v. ‘Portraits. Plates.
Plans. ¥*T 47.87

This copy lacks tomes 12 and 13. A complete set is on shelf-number **G.224.1.
Desnoiresterres, Gustave Le Brisoys-.

La comédie satirique au xvi11e siécle. Histoire de la société francaise
par l’allusion, la personnalité et la satire au théatre. Louis xv —
‘Louis xvi— La Révolution. Paris. Perrin. 1885. (3), viii, 458,
(1) pp. 4671.70; **T.45.10

Désceuvré, Le, ou l’espion du “Boulevard du Temple. [Anon.] See
Mayeur de Saint Paul, Francois Marie.
Despierres, Mme. Gérasime.

Le théatre et les comédiens a Alencon au seiziéme et au dix-septiéme

siécle. Paris. Plon, Nourrit & cie. 1892. 15 pp. Plan.
¥*T 75.17

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Despois, Eugéne André.

Le théatre francais sous Louis xiv. Paris. Hachette & cie. 1874.

(8), 419 pp. ' Plans. 2669.76; **T.77.97
Despréaux, Jean Etienne.

Souvenirs de Jean-Etienne Despréaux, danseur de l’Opéra et poéte-
chansonnier. 1748-1820. (D’aprés ses notes manuscrites.) [Par]
Albert Firmin-Didot. Issoudun. Gaignault. 1894. 77, (1) pp.

¥**T 97.116
Despréaux, Marie Madicteine Guimard. See Guimard, Marie Madeleine.

Després, Jean Baptiste Denis, editor.

Mémoires sur Garrick et sur Macklin, traduits de ifanglais par le
traducteur des ceuvres de Walter Scott; précédés d’une histoire
abrégée du théatre anglais, par M. Després. Paris. Ponthieu.
1822. (3), xxx, (1), 387 pp. [Collection des mémoires sur l’art
dramatique.] #*T 56.3

This work contains Arthur Murphy’s Vie de Garrick and James T. Kirkman’s
Mémoires de Charles Macklin. Another copy is on shelf-number **G.224.2.4.

Mémoires sur Moliére et sur Mme Guérin, sa veuve, suivis des mé-
moires sur Baron et sur Mille Lecouvreur, par l’Abbé d’Allainval.
Paris. Ponthieu. 1822. (3), xliii, 348, (1) pp. [Collection des
méimoires sur l’art dramatique.] 6646.78; **T.56.4
Contents. — Vie de Moliére. [Par Grimarest.] — Extrait des mémoires de
Madame Guérin [extrait de La fameuse ,comédienne]. — Lettre 4 Mylord ***,
sur Baron et la demoiselle Lecouvreur, par George Wink [pseud. de l’Abbé
d’Allainval]. — Lettre sur la comédie de L’imposteur.

Another copy is on shelf-number **G.224.2.5.
Desprez, Frank, editor.

Era ALMANACK, The, and annual. [London. 1868-1913.] 46 v. in 15.

Portraits. **T 26.7
Desprez de Boissy, Charles.

Lettres sur les spectacles; avec une histoire des ouvrages pour &

contre les thédtres. 5¢ édition augmentée. A Paris, chez Butard.

1774. 2. **T 78,21
In opposition to the theatre.
Same. 6¢ édition, augmentée. Boudet. 1777. ¥**T 78.22
Same. 7¢ édition. 1779. ¥*G_3562.12
Desrat, C. -

Dictionnaire de la danse, historique, théorique, pratique et bibliogra-
phique, depuis l’origine de la danse jusqu’a nos jours. Avec pré-
face de Ch. Nuitter [pseud. de C. L. E. Truinet]. Paris. Li-
brairies-Imprimeries Réunies. 1895. (5), vi, 484 pp. **T 97.284
Bibliographie, pp. 413-459.

Dessous, Les, du théatre. Germain, A. ‘ **T.77.90
Destailleur, Hippolyte Alexandre Gabriel Walter.

BIBLIOTHEQUE nationale, Paris. Catalogue de dessins relatifs 4 l’his-
toire du théatre conservés au Département des estampes de la
-Bibliothéque nationale. Avec la description d’estampes rares sur
le méme sujet, récemment acquises de M. Destailleur. [Paris.
1895.] *8064.210

Destaville, ——, Abbé.

Le’ secret du célébre Roscius, acteur romain, dévoilé; ou, cours
d’action oratoire fondée sur les principes de science mimique.
Paris. Bureaux de l’ceuvre du Commissionnaire du clergé. 1866.
239 pp. *#T.77.92

Destranges, Etienne. See Destranges, Louis Augustin Etienne Rouillé.

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Destranges, Louis Augustin Etienne Rouillé.
Le théatre 4 Nantes depuis ses origines jusqu’a nos jours. 1430?—
1893. Paris. Fischbacher. 1893. (5), 504 pp. ¥*T 77,61
Same. 1430-1901. Nouvelle édition, augmentée. 1902. (5), viii,
341, (1) pp. Portrait. Plates. Plans. Autograph facsimile.
4671.39
Desultory thoughts on the national drama. Op pPLaycorr, An, pseud.
**T 96.204; etc.
Detcheverry, Arnaud.
Histoire des théatres de Bordeaux depuis leur origine dans cette
ville jusqu’a nos jours. Bordeaux. Delmas. 1860. (3), ii, 366 pp.

**T 76.79
Deutsche Schauspieler und Schauspielkunst. Kircupacu, W. 4875.40
Deutsche Schauspielkunst. Jacogs, M., compiler. 6257.114

Deutsche Shakespeare-Gesellschaft. Schriften.
Wattace, C. W. The evolution of the English drama up to Shake-
speare, with a history of the first Blackfriars Theatre. Berlin.

IgI2, 4593-203
WEILEN, A. W., Ritter von. Hamlet auf der deutschen Biihne bis zur
Gegenwart. Berlin. 1908. 4593-202
Deutsche Theater, Das, und seine Zukunft. Hany, L. **T 76.4

Deutscher Biithnen-Almanach. Jahrgang 38. MHerausgegeben von A.

Entsch. Berlin. 1874. xiv, (1), 128, 488 pp. Portrait. **T.29.6
Deutscher Bihnenaussprache. Sress, T. 2886.88; etc.
Deutscher Verein der Harvard Universitat.

Grillparzer’s Medea dargestellt von Mitgliedern des Irving Place
Theaters 6. December 1906. [Programme. Boston. 1906.] (3)
pp. 4480a.168

Deux avis sur ce siécle. PHILALETHE, pseud. **T 97.133
Deux cétés, Les, du rideau de téle. (Second théatre-francais.) Par un
homme qui paie sa place. Paris. Ponthieu. 1821. 31 pp.

No. 14 in **G.3562.1
Deux habitués de l’endroit, pseud. See Prével, Jules, and Théodore
Jules Emile Cardon.
Devant, David, pseud. See Wighton, David.
Devil.
Brownricc, H. Some account of a stage devil [impersonated by
George Wieland in the London theatres]. [London. 1838.]
No. 11 in **G.3822.3
Devil, The, on two sticks. Corati, J.. and E. Burat pe Gurey.
¥**T 36.72
Deville, Pierre Francois Albéric. ;

Arnoldiana, ou Sophie Arnould et ses contemporaines; recueil choisi
d’anecdotes piquantes, de réparties et de bons mots de Mlle
Arnould; précédé d’une notice sur sa vie et sur l’Académie im-
périale de musique. Par lauteur du Biévriana. Paris. Gerard.
1813. (3), 380 pp. Portrait. ¥**M..377.21

Devineau de Rouvray, C. A.

La théatréide, poéme épi-comique en six chants, par M. C¥** A***
D***, Paris. Delaunay. 1812. viij, 90, (1) pp. **T 97.219
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 7 in **G.3562.2.

ctl Jacques. See Vismes du Valgay, Anne Pierre Jacques
e.
Devrient, Eduard. See Devrient, Philipp Eduard.

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Devrient, Hans Fel. Fr.

Aus den Akten eines Geheimbundes deutscher Schauspieler in den
Jahren 1812-1815. (Jn Archiv fiir Theatergeschichte. Vol. 2, pp.
95-150. Berlin. 1905.) *6907.12.2
The association was the Verein fiir das Conservatorium des teutschen Schau-
spiels, which had several variations of name.

Johann Friedrich Schénemann und seine Schauspielergesellschaft.
Ein Beitrag zur Theatergeschichte des 18. Jahrhunderts. Ham-
burg. Voss. 1895. (7), 398 pp. [Theatergeschichtliche For-
schungen.] 6872.53

Devrient, Hans Fel. Fr., editor.

Arcniv fiir Theatergeschichte. Im ‘Auftrage der Gesellschaft fiir
Theatergeschichte herausgegeben von Hans Devrient. Mit dem
Jahresbericht der Gesellschaft. Band 1, 2. Berlin. 1904, os.
Plate. ¥*6g907.12

Devrient, Ludwig. ;
Exret, E. F. Louis Devrient—a sketch. [New York. 1845.]
No. 11 in **G.3930.13.1

Funcx, Z. Aus dem Leben zweier Schauspieler: August Wilhelm

Iffland’s und Ludwig Devrient’s. Leipzig. 1838. 4849a.5
Devrient, Philipp Eduard.

Geschichte der deutschen Schauspielkunst. Leipzig. Weber. 1848-
74. 5 v. in 4. Portrait. [Dramatische und dramaturgische
Schriften.] 6877.19
Contents. — 1. Geschichte der mittelalterlichen Schauspielkunst. 2. Die regel-

massige Schauspielkunst unter der Prinzipalschaft. 3. Das Nationaltheater. 4.
Das Hoftheater. 5. Das Virtuosenthum.

Same. Berlin. Elsner. 1905. 2 v. **T 75,1

Preface by Hans Devrient.
Dewaeghenaére, Valentin.

ANECDOTES curieuses et inédites de la vie de Valentin dit l’Homme

ala poupée. Marseille. 1858. Portrait. **T 98.14

De Witt’s How to manage amateur theatricals. Showing the easiest
way for arranging drawing room performances; and giving plain
directions for making scenery, getting up dresses, giving out
parts, attending rehearsals, and making up the face, and properly
adapting wigs, mustaches, and beards. New York. De Witt.
1880. 64 pp. Colored plates. ¥*T 77.54

Dhannetaire, Jean Nicolas Servandoni, called Dhannetaire. See Hanne-
taire, Jean Nicolas Servandoni, called Hannetaire.

Dhormoys, Paul. —

Sapajou. Histoire d’un abonné de l’Opéra. 2¢ édition. Paris.
Ollendorff. 1885. (3), 252 pp. **T 98.145
Fiction.

Diagilev, Sergiei.

Metropotitan Ballet Company, Inc., New York. Souvenir. Serge
de Diaghileff’s Ballet russe. With originals by Léon Bakst and
others. New York. [1916.] Portraits. Plates, mostly colored.

4040a.170; etc.
Dialogue, A, between the Earl of C d and Mr. Garrick, in the
Elysian shades. [Verse.] London: Printed by J. Nichols. 1785.

» (1), 30 pp. No. 5 in **G.3820.11
A tribute to the friendship of Garrick and Dr. Johnson.

Dialogue, A, in the green-room upon a disturbance in the pit. London:
Printed for George Burnett. 1763. (3), vili, 32 pp. **T 76.149

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Diaries.
Diary, The, of an actress; or, realities of stage life. Edited by
H. C. Shuttleworth. London. 1885. ¥#*'T 58,110

Got, F. J. E. Journal de Edmond Got, sociétaire de la Comédie-
francaise, 1822-1901. Paris. 1910. 2 v. Portrait. Plate.

2649a.148

Henstowe, P. The diary of Philip Henslowe, from 1591 to 1600.
London. 1845. 4596.46; etc.
Wynn, F. W. Diaries of a lady of quality from 1797-1844. London.
1864. **T 57.104; etc.

Diary, The, of an actress; or, realities of stage life. Edited by H. C.
Shuttleworth. London. Griffith, Farran, Okeden & Welsh. 1885.
160 pp. **T 58.110
Diaz de Escovar, Narciso. .

Apuntes escénicos cervantinos. 6 sea un estudio histérico, biblio-
grafico y biografico de las comedias y entremeses escritos por
Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra, con varias de sus opiniones sobre
las comedias y los cémicos y noticias de los comediantes que debiéd
conocer 6 mencionéd en sus libros inmortales. Madrid. Rico.
19U5. 75 pp. **D.146.14

Dibdin, Charles.

A compendious history of the English stage. Containing a candid
analysis of all dramatic writings, a liberal and impartial criticism
on the merits of theatrical performers, and a sketch of the lives
of such as have been eminent in their profession. By Waldron,
Dibdin, &c. London: Printed for J. S. Jordan by J. S. Barr. 1800.
(4), 174 pp. Plate. ¥*T 79.29
Another copy is on shelf-number **T.79.17.

A complete history of the stage. London: Printed for the Author.
[1800.] 5 v. ¥**T 76.132
The title of vol. 1 is A complete history of the English stage. '

A letter of intelligence. (Jn Bellamy, Thomas. The life of William
Parsons. Pp. 59-76. London. 1795.) No. 2 in **T.96.228.2

The musical tour of Mr. Dibdin; in which he finished. his career as
a public character. Sheffield: Printed for the author by J. Gales.
1788. (5), iv, 443, (1) pp. **M 121.1
Relates to music and the theatre in England.

The professional life of Mr. Dibdin, in his character of writer, com-
poser, and performer; with the addition of six hundred songs.
London. Cundee. “1804. 4 v. Portrait. Plates. ¥*M.117.1
Relates to the London theatres,

The Royal Circus epitomized. London: Printed for the author.
1784. xx, 79 pp. ¥*T 77,172

Dibdin, Charles, Jr.

History and illustrations of the London theatres: comprising an ac-
count of the origin and progress of the drama in England; with
historical and descriptive accounts of the Theatres Royal, Covent
Garden, Drury Lane, Haymarket, English Opera House, and
Royal Amphitheatre. London. The proprietors of the “Illustra-
tions of London buildings.” 1826. (2), 94 pp. ‘Plates. Plans.

: ¥*T 72.6
Dibdin, James C.

The annals of the Edinburgh stage. With an account of the rise
and progress of dramatic writing in Scotland. Edinburgh.
Cameron. 1888. viii, 511 pp. Portraits. Plates. Facsimile.

4571.112; **T,74,12
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Dibdin, Thomas John.
The reminiscences of Thomas Dibdin, of the Theatres Royal, Covent-
Garden, Drury-Lane, Haymarket, &c. London. Colburn. 1827.

2v. Portrait. 6550a.54; **T.56.105
The portrait is missing in the copy on shelf-number 6550a.54.
Same. New York. Harper. 1828. 2 v. in 1. 6550a.55

Dickens, Charles. (“Boz.”)

Charles Dickens on Fechter’s acting; followed by the critical notices
(extracted from the London journals) on his Hamlet, Othello,
Ruy Blas, Lady of Lyons, &c. Leeds. Clark. [1867.] 24 pp.

No. 6 in **G.3940.13
Dickens, Charles, editor.

Joseph Grimaldi. His life and adventures. Written out from
Grimaldi’s own manuscript and notes, which he left at the time
of his death. Philadelphia. Peterson. [185-?] 17-192 pp.

kT 55.81

Same. Memoirs of Joseph Grimaldi. With illustrations by George
Cruikshank. London. Routledge. [1838.] xvi, 256 pp. Portrait.
Plates. #*T 57.454

Same. New edition, with notes and additions, revised by Charles
Whitehead. London. Bentley. 1846. 2 parts in 1 v. Portraits,

one colored. Plates. ¥*K 46.2
Same. 14th thousand. Routledge & Co. 1854. xvi, 256 pp. Por-
trait. #6 548.24
Same. Routledge. 1869. Portrait. Plates. 6548.3

Dickens, Charles. Works about.
Cuarke, J. C. The characters of Charles Dickens pourtrayed in a
series of original water colour sketches by ‘“Kyd” [pseud.]. Lon-

don. [1889.] No. 1 in **T.53.23
Fietp, M. K. K. Pen photographs of Charles Dickens’s readings.
Taken from life. Boston. [1868.] No. 2 in **T.53.23

Fitz-Gerap, S. J. A. Dickens and the drama. Being an account of
Charles Dickens’s connection with the stage and the stage’s con-
nection with him. London. ig1o. Portraits. Plates. 2570a.109

Pemperton, T. E. Charles Dickens and the stage. A record of his
connection with the drama as playwright, actor and critic. Lon-

don. 1888. Portraits. 4549.1253 **T.57.131
[SEVENTEEN playbills of American performances of plays based on
Dickens’s works. Boston, etc. 1855-1885.] **T Cab.1.3

Dickens, Charles, J7., editor.

Matuews, C. J. Life. Chiefly autobiographical with selections from
his correspondence and speeches. London. 1879. 2 v. Por-
traits. ; 4544.67; **T.55.98; etc.

Dickinson, Thomas Herbert.
The case of American drama. Boston. Houghton Mifflin Co. 1915.

ix, (1), 223 pp. 6257.118
The insurgent theatre. New York. Huebsch. 1917. 251 pp.
6257.143

Relates to the American theatre. Play lists of little theatres, pp. 227-243.

Some principles of Shakespeare staging. (Jn Shakespeare studies.
Pp. 125-146. Madison. 1916.) 4593-211

Dictionaries.

Apams, W. D. A dictionary of the drama. A guide to the plays,
playwrights, players, and playhouses of the United Kingdom and
America from the earliest times to the present. Vol. 1. Phila-
delphia. 1904. : *6252.76

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Dictionaries. (Continued.)

BapauLt, ——, and others. Annales dramatiques, ou dictionnaire
général des théatres. Paris. 1808-1812. 9 v. RT 977,11
Béguet, C. M. E. Encyclopédie de l’art dramatique. Paris. 1888.
**T 77,109

Boucnarp, A. La langue théatrale. Vocabulaire historique, de-
scriptif et anecdotique des termes et des choses du théatre. Suivi
d’un appendice contenant la législation théatrale en vigeur. Paris.
1878. ¥**T 98.106

Dramatic historiographer, The: or, the British theatre delineated;
exhibiting the argument, conduct and chief incidents of the most
celebrated plays, with an account of such previous circumstances
as serve to illustrate each representation. London. 1735.

**T 48.26; etc.

—— Same. 2d edition. Companion, A, to the theatre: or, a key
to the play. Containing stories of the most celebrated dramatick

pieces. London. 1740. ¥*T 48.15
Durtot, J. Les secrets des coulisses des théatres de Paris. Mystéres
— mceurs — usages—anecdotes. Paris. 1865. **T 77,189

Haren, F. A., and others. Dictionnaire théatral, ou douze cent trente-
trois vérités sur les directeurs, acteurs et employés des divers
théatres. Paris. 1824. **T 78.17

InDIScRET souvENIR, L’, des coulisses. Paris. 1836. **®T 99.23

Laporte, J. bE, and S. R. N. Caamrort. Dictionnaire dramatique,
contenant Vhistoire des théatres, les régles du genre dramatique,
les notices des meilleures piéces, le catalogue de tous les drames,
& celui des auteurs dramatiques. A Paris. 1776. 3 v. **T.47.88

Menscu, E. Konversations-Lexikon der Theater-Litteratur. Prak-
tisches Hand- und Nachschlagebuch zur schnellen und sicheren
Orientierung iiber die Dramen des In- und Auslandes von den
altesten Zeiten bis zur Gegenwart. Stuttgart. [1806.] ¥**T 48.10

ParoissE-Poucin, F. A. A. Dictionnaire historique et pittoresque
du théatre et des arts qui s’y rattachent. Paris. 1885. Illus.

Portraits. Plates, some colored. **T 73.63 etc.
Dictionnaire des théatres de Paris. [Anon.] See Parfaict, Francois,
and others.

Diderot, Denis.

Paradoxe sur le comédien. Edition critique avec introduction, notes,
par Ernest Dupuy. Paris. Société frangaise d’imprimerie et de
librairie. 1902. xxxiii, 178, (1) pp. Manuscript facsimile.

4672.111

Same. The paradox of acting. _Translated with annotations from
Diderot’s ‘Paradoxe sur le comédien’ by Walter Herries Pollock.
With a preface by Henry Irving. London. Chatto & Windus.

1883. xx, 108 pp. 4673.73; **T.77.181
Another copy is on shelf-number **K.35.31.

Didot, Albert Firmin. See Firmin-Didot, Albert.

Didron, Adolphe Napoléon.

Iconographie de Opéra. Paris. Didron. 1864. 56 pp.

No. 4 in **M.218.4
Diebold, Bernhard.

Das Rollenfach im deutschen Theaterbetrieb des 18. Jahrhunderts.
Leipzig. Voss. 1913. (10), 165, (1) pp. [Theatergeschichtliche
Forschungen.] ; 6872.68
Literatur, pp. 139-155.

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Dieckmann, Emil F. J.

Die Feuersicherheit in Theatern. Minchen. Jung. [1911.] Illus.

Plans. Chart. 4019a.32
Dierks, Hermann.

De tragicorum histrionum habitu scaenico apud Graecos. Gottingae.

Apud Calvoerium. 1883: 51, (1) pp. 2967.69
Dieulafoy, Jane Paule Rachel, and Marcel Auguste Dieulafoy.

Le théatre dans l’intimité. Paris. Ollendorff. 1900. (4), 322, (1)

pp. Illus. Plates. **T.37.141
Digbeth, Humphrey, pseud., editor. :

BirMINGHAM Reporter, The; and theatrical review. [Weekly.] Vol.

I (no. 1-12). [Birmingham. 1823.] ¥*T 28,11
Digges, West.

Letters which passed between Mr. West Digges, comedian, and Mrs.
Sarah Ward, 1752-1759. Edinburgh. Stevenson. 1833. xi, 160
pp. **®T.56.225
Another copy is on shelf-number **G.3755.15.

Diguet, Charles.

Statuettes parisiennes. Illustrées par Ed. Morin et J. Massieu.
Paris. Lacroix & ce. 1876. xxiii, 178, (2) pp. Portraits. [Biblio-
théque illustrée. Lacroix.] : **T 57.334
Contents. — Théo. — Schneider. — Galli-Marié. — Nilsson. — Adelina Patti. —
Croizette. — Thérésa. — Reichemberg. — Jenny Sabatier. — Morensi. — Clotilde
Collas. -- A. Bode. — Henriette Hausser. — Anna de Belocca. — Desclauzas.
—- Berthe Legrand. — Raymonde. — Judic.

Dijon, France. Theatres.
Gouvenain, L. pg. Le théatre 4 Dijon. 1422-1790. Dijon. 1888.
4631.57
Dilettante, Un, pseud.

Observations désintéressées sur l’administration du Théatre royal
italien, adressées 4 M. Viotti, par un dilettante. Paris. Boucher.
1821. (2), 37 pp. No. 15 in **G.3562.1

Dillon, Robert Crawford.

A sermon on the evils of fairs in general, and of Bartholomew Fair
in particular: preached at Pimlico, August 22, 1830. London.
Cochran. 1830. 31 pp. **T 76,182
Another copy is on shelf-number **T.96.66.

Dime museums.
Aven, W. L. Among the freaks. London. 1896. Illus. Plates.
4009.359; **T.97.185
Dimmick, Ruth Crosby.

Our theatres to-day and yesterday. Beginning of the drama on
Manhattan Island and the troublous days of early managers and
players, with anecdotal account of the growth of the amusement
industry. Stories and personal sketches of men and women con-
nected with famous houses in a bygone era, as well as the
present. From 1732 to 1913. New York. H. K: Fly Co. [1913.]
907, x pp. Plates. Facsimiles. 4395-206

Dinaux, Arthur Martin.

Notice biographique sur Melle Duchesnois. Valenciennes. Prignet.
1836. 67 pp. eT 55,123

Les sociétés badines, bachiques, littéraires et chantantes. Leur his-
toire et leurs travaux. Ouvrage posthume. Revu et classé par
Gustave Brunet. Avec un portrait par G. Staal. Paris. Bachelin-
Deflorenne. 1867. 2 v. **T 96.15

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Diogenes, William, pseud.

The remarkable trial of the queen of quavers, [Polly Farmer, pseud.]
and her associates, for sorcery, witchcraft, and enchantment, at
the assizes held in the moon. Taken in short hand, by Joseph
Democritus, and William a {[London.] Printed for J.
Bew. [1777.] 148 pp. **M 117.9
A satire on the craze for Italian opera in London. Another copy is on shelf-
number No. 8 in **G.3823.5.

Dionysos. Navarre, O. 2965.47; **T.76.156

Dioramas. See Panoramas.

Diprose, John. ;

' Diprose’s Book of the stage and the players. [London.] Diprose &
Bateman. [1877.] 288 pp. Illus. Portraits. Plates. **T.77.156

Dircks, Henry.

The ghost! as produced in the spectre drama, popularly illustrating
the marvellous optical illusions obtained by the apparatus called
the Dircksian phantasmagoria: being a full account of its history,
construction, and various adaptations. London. Spon. 1863. (3),
102 pp. Illus. Plates. Diagrams. **T 77.165

Directories.

Brown, T. A. The showman’s guide. Containing the names of all
the principal halls used by traveling exhibitions in the United
States and British Provinces. New York. [1874.] **T 77.200

Cann, J. Julius Cahn’s Official theatrical guide, containing informa-
tion of the theatres and attractions in the United States, Canada,
Mexico and Cuba. New York. 1900, 09. 2 v. Portraits.. Maps.

¥*T 25.33

GuipeE, The, to the stage: or, how to enter the theatrical profession,
obtain an engagement, and become an actor. Founded on, and
partly taken from Leman Rede’s book; with modern list of
theatres, &c. Corrected to August, 1871. London. [1871.]
Diagram. ¥*T 77.155

Harry Miner’s American Dramatic Directory. 1884/85. A com-
plete directory of the dramatic and operatic professions and a
guide to the opera houses, theatres and public halls of America.
New York. 1884. Portrait. #*T 25.7

Jerrery, J. B. Jno. B. Jeffery’s Guide and directory to the opera
houses, theatres, public halls, bill posters, etc., of the cities and
towns of America. [Annual. tst,] 7th edition. Chicago. 1878,
84/85. 2-v, Portrait. ¥*T 27.17

Jounson, W. B., compiler. The theatrical guide, route and date book
of the New England States, Middle States, Western States, and
Provinces. Boston. [1888.] 4458.37

Lansine & Co., publishers. Lansing’s Pictorial diagrams of the lead-
ing opera houses, theatres, etc., in the United States. Boston.
1880. Plans. **T 97.80; etc.

Reve, L. T. ‘The guide to the stage, containing instructions for
obtaining theatrical engagements, with a list of Provincial
theaters, and a clear elucidation of all the technicalities of the
histrionic art. Added, a list of the London theaters. With
additional information, making it applicable to the American
stage. Also, a list of the American theaters. New York. 1864.

**T 97.307:
Discours sur la comédie. Lesrun, P. **T.78.30
Diseurs et comédiens. Dupont-Vernon, H. ¥*T.77,.171

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Disguise plots in Elizabethan drama. Freezsure, V. O. 6257.380
Disputes between the Director of D——-y [Drury], and the pit poten-
tates. Y., B. **T 77.176; etc.

Disputes, The, between the managers of the theatres, and their actors
adjusted; with an impartial examination of the players right to
appeal to the publick. In a letter to a friend. London: Printed
for Jacob Robinson. 1744. eT 77.177

Dissection, The, of a Bir—g—-m manager. By the author of The
summers day, a poem. London: Printed for the author. 1706.
vi, 34 pp. No. 9 in **G,3823.4.2

Dissenters appeal, The, against the attacks of the Rev. Rowland Hill,
in the conclusion of a book, entitled “A warning to professors,
containing aphoristic observations on the nature and tendency of
public amusements.” By an Independent. London. Conder.
1805. viii, 38 pp. No. 6 in **G,3824.9
Hills A warning to professors may be found on shelf-numbers No. 5 in
**G.3824.9 and **T.96.113.

Dissuasive, A, from frequenting the theatre. By the author of “An
essay on early rising.’ Wellington, Salop. Houlston. 1825.
33 DD. **T 96.131

Dithmar, Edward Augustus.

John Drew. New York. Frederick A. Stokes Co. [1900.] vi, 137
pp. Portraits. Plates. 4343-213

Dithmar, Edward Augustus, editor.

Portrotio, A, of players [Augustin Daly’s company]. With a
packet of notes thereon by H. C. Bunner, E. A. Dithmar, Lau-
rence Hutton, Brander Matthews and William Winter. New

York. 1888. Portraits. Plates. **T 52,12
Diversions in Sicily. Jones, H. F. 4768.85
Divine Comédie-francaise, La. Boucueron, M. #*¥T 77,132

Dobson, Austin. See Dobson, Henry Austin.
Dobson, Henry Austin, prefacer.
Jounson, S. Samuel Johnson’s prologue spoken at the opening of
the theatre in Drury-Lane in 1747 with Garrick’s epilogue. A
facsimile of the hitherto undiscovered first edition. New York.

1902. *4570.115
Reape, C. Peg Woffington. [A novel.] New York. 1899. Illus.
Portrait. Plates. 6577.128; **T.87.23

[Documents of the Metropolitan Board of Works, the London County
Council, and Committees of the House of Commons and the House

of Lords, relating to the theatre.] London. 1866-1909. 7 v.
¥*T 72,14

These documents relate chiefly to the controversy between the managers of the
theatres and the music halls of London; many, however, are concerned
exclusively with the question of the censorship of the drama in England.

Dodd, Henry.

Royal Dramatic College. Correspondence respecting. proposed gift
of land at Langley, Bucks, by Mr. Henry Dodd. 2d edition, with
additions. London. Waterlow. 1859. viii, 5-85 pp. **T.96.175

Dodd, James William.

A catalogue of the very curious and valuable library of the late Mr.
James William Dodd, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Con-
sisting of a fine collection of old plays, old poetry, romances,
history, belles lettres, miscellanies, comic and humorous books,
&c. Which will be sold by auction January 19. [London.] 1797.
(2), 93 pp. : **T.66.22

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Dodington, George Bubb, Baron of Melcombe Regis.

Dennis, J. The stage defended, from Scripture, reason, experience,
and the common sense of mankind, for two thousand years.
Occasion’d by Mr. Law’s late pamphlet against stage-entertain-
ments. In a letter to * * * * * * [George Dodington]. London.
1726, ; *6569.44; etc.

Dodsley, Robert.

The rise and progress of the English theatre, from its earliest
beginning, to the death of King Charles the First. [London.
Prowett. 1825.] 109-138 pp. No. 3 in **G.3823.11
Extracted from the preface to Dodsley’s select collection of old plays.

Theatrical records: or, an account of English dramatic authors, and
their works. [Anon.] London: Printed for R. and J. Dodsley.
1756. 135, (30) pp. **T 68.6

Doerpfeld, Wilhelm.

Zum Dionysos Theater in Athen. Plates. (Jn Kaiserlich deutsches
archdologisches Institut. Jahrbuch. Vol. 24, pp. 224-226. Berlin.
1910.) ¥22108.55.24

Doerpfeld, Wilhelm, and Emil Reisch.

Das griechische Theater. Beitrage zur Geschichte des Dionysos-
Theaters in Athen und anderer griechischer Theater. Athen.
Barth & von Hirst. 1896. xiv, (1), 396 pp. Illus. Plates. Plans.

4090.43
Doggett, Thomas.

Aw oup Irish actor and his times: from 1691 to 1721. Thomas
Dogget. [Dublin. 1864.] 513-528 pp. No. 5 in **G.62.5
Cut from the University Magazine, May, 1864 [Periodical Room *3188.1.63].

Coox, T. A. Thomas Doggett, deceased. A famous comedian.
Part 1. London. 1908. Portraits. Plates. ¥*T 54.30

Donaldson, John William, editor.
Bucxuam, P. W. The theatre of the Greeks. Cambridge. 1830. **T.46.6
Donaldson, Thomas Leverton.

Description of a second view of Pompeii, and surrounding country;
representing the Tragic theatre, covered theatre, temple of Isis,
small forum, now exhibiting in the panorama,- Leicester-Square:
painted, from drawings taken on the spot, by Mr. Burford. Lon-
don. Adlard. 1824. 12 pp. Plate. Plan. **T 96.293

Deséription of a view of the ruins of the city of Pompeii, and sur-
rounding country, now exhibiting in the panorama, Strand;
painted from drawings taken on the spot by Mr. Burford. [Lon-
don.! Adlard. 1823. 12 pp. Plate. ¥*T 96.292

Donaldson, Walter Alexander.
Fifty years of an actor’s life; or, Thespian gleanings. London.

Lacy. 1858. 56 pp. **T 96.161
Recollections of an actor. London. Maxwell & Co. 1865. viii,
360 pp. 4549a.243; **T.58.84
Same. Fifty years of green-room gossip; or, recollections of an
actor. [1881.] 45492.244; **T.58.39

Theatrical portraits; or, the days of Shakespeare, Betterton, Garrick,
and Kemble. London. Varnham & Co. 1870. 206 pp. Portrait.
Autograph facsimile. 4549a.190; **T.58.34

Donaldson, Walter Alexander, editor.

Croker, J. W. The familiar epistles. Addressed to Frederick Jones,
patentee of the Dublin Theatre, on the inefficiency of actors.
London. [1875.] Portrait. **T 57.429

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Donebauer, Fritz.
Aus der Musik- und Theaterwelt. Beschreibendes Verzeichnis der
Autographen-Sammlung Fritz Donebauer in Prag. Prag. Lowit

& Lamberg. 1804. Ixxx, 150, (1) pp. ¥**M 371.33; **T.96.265
Compiled by Richard Batka.

Donne, William Bodham:
Essays on the drama. London. Parker. 1858. vi, (1), 256 pp. 2609.6

Contents. — Athenian comedy. — Beaumont and Fletcher. — Plays and their
providers. — Songs from the dramatists. — The drama. — Charles Kemble. —
The drama, past and present. — Popular amusements.

Same. 2d edition. Tinsley. 1863. (5), 256 pp. 2609.4; **T.47.15.
Donnet, Alexis.

Architectonographie des théatres, ou, paralléle historique et critique
de ces édifices considérés sous le rapport de l’architecture et de
la décoration. Commencé par Alexis Donnet et Orgiazzi et con-
tinué par Jacques-Auguste Kaufmann. Paris. Lacroix & Baudry
[and Mathias. 1837-]1840. 2 v. in 1. Illus. Plates. Plans.

Map. **8090.120
Atlas only.
Contents. — 1, Thé&atres de Paris construits jusqu’en 1820. 2. Théatres con-

struits depuis 1820.
Same. [Tome 1.] Paris. _Didot. 1821. 2 v. Text, viij, 376 pp.;
Atlas, 25 plates. Illus. Map. Plans. **®T 76.135
“Don’t do that.”
CoutieR, W. A book of etiquette entitled “Don’t do that.” Vol. 1.
[New York. 1909.] Portraits. Plates. ¥**T 80.6
Donville, F. de, pseud. See Tulou, Francois.
Doran, John. ‘
The history of court fools. London. Bentley. 1858. (7), 389 pp.

Another copy is on shelf-number **K.217.8. 6248.18; **T.97.82
In and about Drury Lane, and other papers. London. Bentley. 1881.
2. 2555-723 **T.76.147

Another copy is on shelf-number **K.217.6.
“Their. Majesties’ servants.” Annals of the English stage from
Thomas Betterton to Edmund Kean. Actors—authors—audiences.

London. Allen & Co. 1864. 2 v. Portraits. 4572.97
Another copy is on shelf-number **K.217.3.-

Same. New York. Widdleton. 1865. 4572.98
This edition lacks the portraits. :

Same. Portraits. ¥*T 73.7

Same. With a memoir of Dr. Doran, and an introduction and con-
clusion, by R. H. Stoddard. New York. Armstrong. 1880. 2 v.
4572-99
Same. Edited and revised by Robert W. Lowe. With 50 copper-
plate portraits and 80 wood engravings. London. Nimmo. 1888.
3. *4572.100
A review of this work may be found on shelf-number No. 1 in **G.3930.13.1.
Dorat, Claude Joseph.
La déclamation théatrale, poéme didactique en quatre chants, pré-
cédé et suivi de quelques morceaux de prose. [Anon.] 4¢ édition.
A Paris, chez Delalain. 1771. 238, (1) pp. Plates. ¥*T 77.144
Relates to acting and dancing. Another copy is on shelf-number **G.4078.6.
Dorcas Mora. ‘ Mesxe, M. **T 97.3
Dorothea Dix Hall Association, Boston.
A home and school for stage children and children of actors. [Or-
ganization, history, and treasurer's report for 1907.] Boston.
1908. I9 pp. Illus. Plates. 5577-145

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Dorothy Wallis. Brsant, Sir W. 2547.120; **T.57.213
Dorval, Marie Thomase Amélie Delaunay.
Coury, E. Marie Dorval. 1798-1849. Documents inédits. Biographie
—critique et bibliographie. [Anon.] Paris. 1868. **T 57.234
Dumas, A. 1802-1870. La derniére année de Marie Dorval. Paris.
1855. No. 3 in **M.129a.33; etc.
Douglas, Robert B.
Sophie Arnould, actress and wit. With seven copper-plate engrav-
ings by Adolphe Lalauze. Paris. Carrington. 1808. x, 272 pp.
**M.371.57
Downes, John.
Roscius Anglicanus, or an historical review of the stage: from 1660
to 1706. [Anon.}] London, printed and sold by H. Playford. 1708.
(2), 52 pp. No. 2 in **G,3823.11
Relates to the London theatres.
Same. With additions, by. Thomas Davies. London, Printed for
the editor. 1789. 70, (2) pp. ¥*T 77,2
Edited by Francis Godolphin Waldron.

Same. 70, (2), 27 pp. [The literary museum.] No. to in *2557.14
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 10 in **G.3917.16.

Same. A fac-simile reprint of the rare original of 1708. With an
historical preface by Joseph Knight. London. Jarvis. 1886.
xxxv, (4), 52 pp. No. I in *4575.100

Downman, Hugh.

The drama, a poem. [Anon.] London: Printed by J. Chapman.
1775. (1), iv, 25 pp. No. 1 in **G.3820.11
Relates to contemporary English actors.

Dowson, Rosina Filippi.

Hints to speakers and players. New York. Longmans, Green & Co.

IQII. viii, 280 pp. Diagrams. 5599-167
Drake, James.

The antient and modern stages survey’d. Or, Mr. Collier’s View of
the immorality and profaneness of the English stage set in a true
light. Wherein some of Mr. Collier’s mistakes are rectified, and
the comparative morality of the English stage is asserted upon
the parallel. [Anon.] London, Printed for Abel Roper. 1699.
(32), 367 pp. **T.77.45

Another copy is on shelf-number **G.3821.6.
Drake, James. Works about.

Cottiszr, J. A second defence of the Short view of the prophaneness
and immorality: of the English stage, &c. Being a reply to a
book, entitled, The antient and modern stages surveyed, &c.
London. 1700. **T.77.375 etc.

Drama, The. A quarterly review of dramatic literature. Vol. 1-.
Chicago. Drama League of America. 1011 to date. **T 15.17
Drama. Censorship. See Censorship of the stage.
Drama. Construction.
See also Unities. Dramatic.
Arcuer, F. How to write a good play. London. 1892.

; *6257.3733 **T.47.46
ArcHER, W. Play-making. A manual of craftsmanship. Boston.
{1915.] 6257.377; etc.

AUBIGNAC, F. H., Abbé v’. La pratique du théatre. Ouvrage trés-
nécessaire 4 ceux qui veulent s’appliquer 4 la composition des
poémes dramatiques. A Amsterdam. 1715. 3 v. Plates.

**T 47.41; etc.
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Drama. Construction. (Continued.)
—— Same. The whole art of the stage, containing not only the rules
of the drammatick art, but many curious observations about it.
With much critical learning about the stage and plays of the

antients. London. 1684. **T 46.27
Brunetizre, M. F. The law of the drama. With an introduction by
Henry Arthur Jones. New York. to914. **T 46.60.3
Burton, R. E. How to see a play. New York. to914. 6257.85
Cannon, F. Writing and selling a play. Practical suggestions for
the beginner. New York. tog15. 6257.93

CotumpBia University. Dramatic Museum. How to write a play.
Letters from Augier, Banville, Dennery, Dumas, Gondinet,
Labiche, Legouvé, Pailleron, Sardou and Zola. With an intro-
duction by William Gillette. New York. 10916. **T 46.62.2

Crawrorp, J. R. Drama structure course. [In two parts.] Study
course no. 11 [and no. 12 of the Drama League courses]. (In
Drama League Monthly. Vol. 1, no. 7, pp. 290-301; no. 8, pp.

324-332. [Mount Morris, Ill, etc.] 1917.) **T 25.34.1
Dencu, E. A. Playwriting for the cinema, dealing with the writing
and marketing of scenarios. London. 1914. 8039a.67

Dramatist, The. A journal of dramatic technology. Edited by
Luther B. Anthony. Quarterly. Vol. 1-. Oct. 1909 to date.

Easton, Penna. Portraits. **T 26.8; etc.
Fansier, H. E. The evolution of technic in Elizabethan tragedy.
Chicago. [1914.] 6257.378
Fiemine, W. H. Shakespeare’s plots. A study in dramatic con-
struction. New York. 1902. 6257.379
Freesurc, V. O. Disguise plots in Elizabethan drama. A study in
stage tradition. New York. 1915. 6257.380

Freytac, G. Die Technik des Dramas. Leipzig. 1872. 6257.386; etc.
GiLsert, Sir W. S. A stage play. With an introduction by William
Archer. New York. 1916. ; ¥#*T 46.63.3
Henneguin, A. L. F. The art of playwriting: being a practical treatise
on the elements of dramatic construction, intended for the play-
wright, the student, and the dramatic critic. Boston. [190—?]
Diagrams. 6257.381
Hessen, R. Dramatische Handwerkslehre. Berlin. 1805. **T.46.39
Hocucreve, W. Die Technik der Aktschliisse im deutschen Drama.

Leipzig. 1914. 6257.390
Howarp, B. The autobiography of a play. With an introduction by
Augustus Thomas. New York. 1914. ; ¥**T’46.60.2
Hunt, E. R. The play of to-day. Studies in play-structure for the
student and the theatre-goer. New York. 1913. 6257.64
Morris, FE. W. The drama: its law and its technique. Boston.
[1898.] Diagrams. 6257.382
Potti, G. Les trente-six situations dramatiques. Paris. 1895.
6257.383
Prick, W. T. The analysis of play construction and dramatic
principle. New York. [1908.] 6257.90

-~— The technique of the drama. New York. 1913. 6257.89; etc.
Ross, E. N. Scenario writing [for the cinematograph]. Philadelphia.
{1912.] : 8039a.68
Sarcry, F. A theory of the theatre. With an introduction [and
notes] by Brander Matthews. New York. 1916. **T 46.62.4

Scumipt, F. L. Dramaturgische Aphorismen. Hamburg. 1820.
6257-391

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Drama. Construction. (Continued.)
Veca Carpio, L. F. pe. The new art of writing plays. Translated

by William T. Brewster. New York. 1914. **T 46.60.1

Drama. In favor of. See Theatre. In favor of.

Drama. In opposition to. See Theatre. In opposition to.

Drama. Technique. See Drama. Construction.

Drama, The, a poem. [Anon.] See Downman, Hugh.

Drama, The, brought to the test of Scripture, and found wanting.
[Anon.] See Greville, Robert Kaye.

Drama, The, defended. Davincr, W. P. 6259b.151
Drama, The, in Pokerville. Frietp, J. M. **T 87.84; etc.
Drama League, The, of America.

Courses. No. 3, 5. Chicago. 1915, 16. 6599a.72

3. A guide to Shakespeare’s stage. By Charlotte Porter.
5. A course in the Commedia dell’ arte. By H. C. Chatfield-Taylor.
Beginning with No. 6, these Courses have been published in The Drama League
Menthly [**T.25.34].
The drama. A quarterly review of dramatic literature. Editor,

Theodore Ballou Hinckley. Vol. 1-. Chicago. 1911 to date.

¥*T 15.17
Drama League Monthly. Vol. 1, 3 (no. 1). April, 1916- April, 1918.
[Mount Morris, Ill. etc.] 1916-18. #*T 25.34

Vol. 1, no. 1, has the title: Monthly bulletin. With vol. 1, no. 2, the above title
was adopted. Not published during June, July and August.

Shakespeare festival in honor of the poet’s birthday, April 23, 1912,
Lincoln Park, Chicago. Chicago. Ralph Fletcher Seymour Co.
[1912.] 37 pp. Plans. 8076.234

Drama League, The, of America. Publications.

Batrs, K. L., compiler and editor. The new Irish drama. Yeats,
Synge, Lady Gregory and others. [Chicago.] i911. 2175.75

Brown, F. C., compiler. A selective list of essays and books about
the drama and the theatre, exclusive of biography. [Chicago.
1912.] 2175.74

Wi tuiams, J. E.: “Lyceumize the theatre.” A suggested remedy for
the disease that afflicts the one night stands. Chicago. [1916.]

6257.150
Drama League, The, of America. Works about.

Best, M. A. The Drama League of America. Its inception, pur-
poses, wonderful growth and future. Garden City, N. Y. [ro914.]
Illus. = 6257.119

Drama League, The, of America, Boston.

Bulletin. [Published irregularly.] No. 1, 3-32, 34, 35, 37, 38, 40, 40a,

41-62, 64-86, 88-94. August, 1911—April, 1918. Boston. 1911-18.
**T 62.2

“These Bulletins are intended to increase attendance at performances of good
plays.” The missing numbers are not obtainable. Unbound parts are kept in
the Music Room.

A selected list of plays for amateurs. Prepared by the Drama Study
Committee [Alice Howard Spaulding, Chairman]. Boston. 1914.

50, (2) pp. *2175.69

A selective list of plays for amateurs. Arranged by Richard J. Davis.
Boston. 1915. 48 pp. ¥2775.04
Drama, The, of yesterday and today. Scott, C. W.  4557.164; **T.76.12
Drama, The, on crutches. Snow, W. R. ¥**T 97.260
Drama, The, recorded. Barker, J. ¥**T 67.2; etc.

Drama, The, the press, and Mr. Macready. C., A. B., pseud. **T.56.288
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Dramatic Almanack for 1871, by J. W. Anson. [London. 1871?]

128 pp. *®T 29.15
Dramatic and musical prospectuses and programmes, etc. [1876-86.]
39 pphs. **M 139.17
Dramatic and Musical Review. [Weekly.] Vol. 1-4. London. Onwhyn.
1842-45. 4 v. Portrait of Jullien. **M 167.7
Dramatic authors, The, of America. REEs, J. ¥*T 27.37; etc.
Dramatic catalogue cuttings [from booksellers’ catalogues. Boston.
189-?]. (168) pp. **T 12.8

Arranged alphabetically. j

Dramatic Censor, The: or, critical and biographical illustration of the
British stage. [Monthly.] 1811. Involving a correct register
of every night’s performances at our Metropolitan theatres.
Edited by J. M. Williams. London. Brimmer. [1812.] (5) pp.,
493 col., (5) pp.’ Portrait. **T 25.11

Dramatic Censor, The: or, monthly epitome of taste, fashion and
manners. By Thomas Dutton, Vol. 1-4. London. Roach. 1800,
Ol. 4 Vv. #*T 26.30

The title varies. Vols. 1 and 2 were issued in weekly numbers. Another copy
of vols. 1-3 is on shelf-number **K.45.16.

Dramatic censorship. See Censorship of the stage.

Dramatic Chronicle and Observer, The. [Weekly.] Vol. 1 (no. 1-3).
Jan. 4-18, 1870. [London. 1870.] 24 pp. **T 25.17
No more was published. .

Dramatic clippings [from newspapers, magazines, etc.]. N. p. N. d.
Unpaged. Illus. Portraits. Autograph facsimiles. ¥*T 13,1

Dramatic congress, The. CHetTwoop, W. R. **T 76.168; etc.

Dramatic Correspondent, The, and amateur’s place book. [Weekly.]
No. 13-21. Oct. 18, 1828-—Jan. 31, 1829. [London. 1828, 29.]

145-252, I2 pp. ¥*T 27.29
Dramatic emancipation. Lawrence, Sir J. No. 17 in *6575.1.2
Dramatic festival, The. Cratc, A. A. T. 6257.73

Dramatic Festival Association, Cincinnati, O.
Official hand-book of the Dramatic Festival held in Music Hall,
Cincinnati, April 30 - May 5, 1883. Edited by Montgomery Phister.

Cincinnati. Hall. 1883. 71 pp. Plates. Plans. **T 94.7
Dramatic Fine Art Gallery, London.
Catalogue. London. Aubert. [1880.] (1), 13 pp. **T 95.96

This gallery contains many portraits of actors, and pictures by actors. Short
- biographical notices accompany these entries in most cases.

A catalogue of the valuable and interesting collection of pictures,
water-color drawings and prints . old play bills and a variety
of items connected with the drama, which will be sold by auction
the 24th of February, 1881. London. [1880.] (1), 13 pp.

**T 95.96

Illustrated notes upon the pictures in the Dramatic Fine Art Gallery,
1880. Edited by W. G. Larkins. The illustrations, when not
supplied by the artists exhibiting, are by J. E. Soden. London.
The Artistic Colour-Printing Co., Ltd. [1880.] 43 pp. Illus.
Portraits. Plates. ¥**T 98.35

Dramatic Gazette, The; or, weekly record of the stage, music, public
exhibitions, &c. Vol. 1 (no. 1-12). Oct. 9, 1830-Jan. 1, 1831.
[London.] 1830, 31. 128, 149-212 pp. Portrait. #*T 24.9

Dramatic genius. Huirrernan, P. **T 74.9; etc.

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Dramatic historiographer, The: .or, the British theatre delineated;
exhibiting the argument, conduct and chief incidents of the most
celebrated plays. London. F. Cogan. 1735. (10), 286 pp.**T.48.26
Another copy is on shelf-number **G.3923.5. The second edition, having the
title A companion to the theatre, may be found on shelf-number **T.48.15.

Dramatic Index, The, for 1909-17. Covering articles and illustrations
concerning the stage and its players in the periodicals of America
and England: with a record of books on the drama and of texts
of plays published during [those years]. Edited by Frederick
Winthrop Faxon. Boston. The Boston Book Co. 1910-18. 9 v.

**T 65.47
Another copy, published as part of the Annual Magazine Subject-Index, is on
shelf-number *3182.10.

Dramatic instinct, The, in education. Curtis, E. W. 3599a.61
Dramatic letters, a titular novelty. Hatt, H. T. **T 47.66
Dramatic life as I found it. Luptow, N. M. 2404.52; **T.56.101
Dramatic list, The. Pascor, C. E. **'T 57.307; etc.

Dramatic Magazine, The, embellished with numerous engravings of
the principal performers. [Monthly.] Vol. 1, 2; 3 (no. 1). March
1829 —- Feb. 1831. London. Whittaker, Treacher & Co. 1829-31.

3 v. in 1. Portraits. **T 26.29
Dramatic memoirs and criticisms. N. p. N. d. (52) pp. **T 15.6

Composed of articles cut from various magazines. The volume is indexed.
Dramatic mirror, The. GrLuiLanp, T. **T 77,138; etc.

Dramatic Mirror, The, and literary companion. [Weekly.] Devoted
to the stage and the fine arts. Vol. 1, 2 (no. 1.). Edited by
James Rees. New York. Turner & Fisher. 1842. 2 v. in 1.
Portraits. Autograph facsimiles. **T 23.5

Dramatic Mirror, The, and review of music and the fine arts. [Weekly.]
Apr. 14—Dec. 9, 1847. [London. 1847.] 220 pp. Portraits.
Pp. 25, 26, 33-42, 49, 50, 57, 58, 203-208 are missing. i **T 24.6

Dramatic Mirror, The; containing critical remarks upon the theatrical
performances of every night, in the city of Boston,—with bills of
the play. No. 1-36. Jan. 24-—March 19, 1829. [Boston.] 1829.
Iv. ; **K 35.8

Dramatic Mirror, The; containing critical remarks upon the theatrical
performances of every night, in the city of Boston,—with bills
of the play. No. 1-56. Sept. 14-Dec. 8, 1829. [Boston.] 1829: I v.
Apparently a different publication from the preceding. **T 25.21

Dramatic Mirror, The, a journal of theatrical literature, contributed by
members of the dramatic profession. T. C. Faulkner, editor.
Monthly. Vol. 1 (no. 1). Oct., 1866. New York. Faulkner.
[1866.] 32 pp. Portraits. ¥*T 26.26

Dramatic Mirror Quarterly, The. Edited by Harrison Grey Fiske.
Vol. 1 (no. 1). June, 1890. New York. The Dramatic Mirror.
1890. 63 pp. e*T 25.8

Dramatic Notes. A year-book of the stage. 1879, 1880/81-84/85, 89-92.

London. Bogue [etc.]. 1879-92. 8v.in 5. Illus. Portraits. **T.26.38
In 1879 the editor was Charles Eyre Pascoe; in 1880/81, William H. Rideing;
in 1882/83-84/85, Austin Brereton; in 1889-92, Cecil Howard.

Dramatic opinions. Kenpat, M. 4579-117; **T.58.104; etc.
Dramatic peerage, The, 1891. Personal notes and professional sketches
of the actors and actresses of the London stage. Compiled by
Erskine Reid and Herbert Compton. London. The General
Publishing Co., Ltd. [1891.] 266 pp. [The “Peerage” series.]
No more was published. : **T 28.6

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Dramatic portraits. Hows, P. P. 4579.246
Dramatic Register for 1851-53. London. Lacy. [1852-54.] 3 v. in 1.
Illus. Plate. **T 27,28
Dramatic reminiscences. VANDENHOFF, G. — **T5 7.14
Dramatic Review, The. [Weekly.] No. 1-8. Mar. 15-May 3, 1848.
[London. 1848.] 64 pp. ¥*T 24,12

Dramatic Review, The. [Weekly.] Vol. 6, no. 38; 7, no. 4, 6. May
26, October 6, 20, 1900. Boston. Review Co. (Ltd.). 1900. 3 parts.
Illus. Portraits. Plates. **®T 23.18
Dramatic rights. CurTsprar, W., pseud. **T.77,1903 etc.
Dramatic schools.

American Academy of Dramatic Arts and Empire Theatre Dramatic
School, New York. The “Prompt book.” oth year. 1892/93. Con-
taining the catalogue. New York. [1892.] Plates. _**T.97.99

Ovut-Door Players, The, Peterborough, N. H. The story of the Out-
Door Players (a summer school-camp) in pictures. [Peter-

borough, N. H. 1917.] Illus. Portraits. é 5599.192
Dramatic scorpion,’ The. A satire with explanatory notes. London.
Kirby. 1818. (1), ix, 3-71, (2) pp. **T 96.11

This satire, which relates to the English drama and the London theatres, is
attributed by Cushing to William Hazlitt, with a query.

Dramatic souvenir, The. Literary and graphical illustrations of Shake-
speare and other English dramatists. London. Tilt. 1833. xvi,
204 pp. Illus. Plates. **T 47.42
Another copy is on shelf-number **G.3951.44. An earlier edition, having the
title Literary and graphical illustrations of the British drama, is on shelf-
numbers **G.3951.43; **K.34.27; *6595.62.

Dramatic souvenirs. Vol. 1-6. [Boston. 1910-13.] 6 v. Illus. Por-
traits. Plates. ¥*#T.12.4
Composed of illustrated souvenir books of plays, actors, etc.

Dramatic Spectator, The. Edited by Poz, Quiz & Company. No. I-10.
July 29-September 30, 1837. Edinburgh. Glass. 1837. Io nos.
in T v. No. 1 in **G.3821.24
Criticisms of performances at the Edinburgh theatres.

Dramatic Studies. [Quarterly.] Vol. 1 (no. 1-4). Oct., 1803-June,
1894. New York. The American Academy of the Dramatic Arts.

1893, 94. 4 nos. in Iv. IIlus. #*T 93.10
Nos. 1-3 were published monthly.
Dramatic synopsis, A. GItLiLanp, T. **T 76.59; etc.
Dramatic table talk. Ryan, R., compiler. 2259a.57; **T.78.13; etc.
Dramatic time-piece, The. Brownsmitu, J. #*T 48.5
Dramatic traditions of the Dark Ages. Tunison, J. S. 6252.86

Dramatic unities. See Unities. Dramatic.
Dramatic unities, The, in the present day. Simpson, E.
| 2576.63; **T.48.12
Dramatic writers, The, of Scotland. Inctis, R. ¥*T 58.115
Dramatic year, The. 1887/88. Brief criticisms of important theatrical
events in the United States. With a sketch of the season in
London by William Archer. Edited by Edward Fuller. London.
Sampson Low, Marston, Searle, & Rivington, Ltd. 1888. viii,
258, (1) pp. . *&T. 27.19
Same. Boston. Ticknor & Co. 1889. (1), viii, 268 pp. **T.27.20
Dramatic year, The. See Playgoers’ Pocket-Book, The.

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Dramatic Year Book, The, for the year ending December 31st, 1891.
An annual chronicle of the drama in Great Britain, France, United
States of America and Australasia, and stage directory for the
United Kingdom. Edited by Charles S. Cheltnam. London.
Trischler & Co. 1892. v—-xxxvii, 700 pp. Portraits. ¥*T 25,23
No more was published.

Dramatick sessions, The: or, the stage contest. London: Printed for
A. Moore. 1734. 28 pp. ¥*T 52.4
Satirical verses on British dramatists.

Dramaticus, pseud.

Improprieties in theatrical representation. [Also, Stage costumes.
London. 1789.] Pp. 407-409. No. 22 in **G,3822.3
Cut from the Gentleman’s Magazine, May, 1789 [Per. Room *3115.1.1789].

The players who acted in “The shogmakers’ holiday,” 1600, a comedy
by Thomas Dekker and Robert Wilson. (Jn Shakespeare Society,
London. Papers. Vol. 4, pp. 110-122. London. 1849.)

Another copy is on shelf-number **G.3927.37.4. *4506.11.4
The profits of old actors. (Jn Shakespeare Society, London. Papers.
Vol. 1, pp. 21-23. London. 1844.) *4596.11.1

Another copy is on shelf-number **G.3927.37.1.
The stage as itis. London. Newton. 1847. 24 pp. 6257.59; **T.78.76
A criticism of British actors and acting.
Dramatik oder Darstellung der Biihnenkunst. Burcu, C. **T 97.88
Dramatische Handwerkslehre. Hrssen, R. **T 46.39
Dramatist, The. A journal of dramatic technology. Edited by Luther
B. Anthony. Quarterly. Vol. 1-. Oct., 1909, to date. Easton.

Penn. The Dramatic Co. Portraits. **T 26.8
Another copy is on shelf-number *6257.58.
Dramatist, The. Hoxsgrook, A. C. **T 56.311
Dramatists.

Bonnassizs, J. Les auteurs dramatiques et la Comédie-francaise a
Paris aux xviIe et xvite siécles. D’aprés des documents inédits
extraits des archives du Théatre-francais. Paris. 1874.

2669a.75; **T.78.48

—— Les auteurs dramatiques et les théatres de province aux xvIrIe
et xviire siécles. Paris. 1875. **T 78.49
Cuaravay, M. E. A de Vigny et Charles Baudelaire, candidats a
PAcadémie frangaise. tude. Paris. 1879. Illus. Portraits.
Plate. ¥*T 57.124
Dramatick sessions, The: or, the stage contest. [Satirical verses.]
London. 1734. **T 52.4

GayLey, C. M. Beaumont the dramatist. A portrait. ‘With some
account of his circle, Elizabethan and Jacobean, and of his as-
sociation with John Fletcher. New York. 1914. Portraits. Plates.

4579.238

Howe, P. P. Dramatic portraits. New York. 1913. 4579.246

IncLeBy, C. M. Was Thomas Lodge an actor? An exposition
touching the social status of the playwright in the time of Queen
Elizabeth. London. 1868. 4581.10

Manatin, P. Au bout de la lorgnette. Paris. 1883. *€T 57.23

Paris. Theatres. CoMEDIE FRANCAISE. Observations pour les
Comédiens Frangais, sur la pétition adressée par les auteurs
dramatiques, a l’Assemblée nationale. A Paris. 1790. **T.76.108

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Dramatists. (Continued.)
Purneti, T. Dramatists of the present day. London. 1871.
; 2479.52; **T.47.14
Rees, J. The dramatic authors of America. Philadelphia. 1845.

¥**T 58.673 etc.
Tuacxeray, T. J. On theatrical emancipation, and the rights of
dramatic authors. London. 1832. **T 76.184

Tourret, G. Manuel du vaudevilliste. Maniére de faire une piéce
de théatre, de la faire recevoir, jouer, réussir et préner par les
journaux. Paris. 1861. **T .99.30

Wotcot, J. The cap. A satiric poem. Including most of the
dramatic writers of the present day. By Peter Pindar, Esq.
[pseud.]. London. [17095?] **T 93.4; etc.

Dramatists. Biography.

Baker, D. E. The companion to the play-house: or, an historical
account of all the dramatic writers (and their works) that have
appeared in Great Britain and Ireland. Composed in the form
of a dictionary. London. 1764. 2 v. **T 58.225 etc.

Cuetwoop, W. R. The British theatre. Containing the lives of the
English dramatic poets; with an account of all their plays, the
lives of most of the principal actors, as well as poets. Prefixed,
a short view of the rise and progress of the English stage. [Anon.]

Dublin. 1750. **T 68.5; etc.
Ciément, J. M. B., and J. pe La Porte. Anecdotes dramatiques.
A Paris. 1775. 3 v. ¥**T 58.35 etc.
Frizay, F. G. A biographical chronicle of the English drama, 1559-
1642. London. 1891. 2 v. 2542.108; **T.45.4

GILLILAND, T. The dramatic mirror: containing the history of the
stage to the present time; a biographical and critical account of
all the dramatic writers from 1660; and of the most distinguished
performers from the days of Shakespeare. London. 1808. 2 v.

Portraits. Plates. **T 77.138; etc.
Incuis, R. The dramatic writers of Scotland. Glasgow. 1868.
‘ **T 58.115

Lancpatne, G. The lives and characters of the English dramatick
poets. Also an exact account of all the plays printed in English.
London. 1699. #*T 57.391

Lives of British dramatists. Philadelphia. 1846. 2v. in I. 4549.50

Martin, J. Nos auteurs et compositeurs. dramatiques. Portraits et
biographies suivis d’une notice sur les sociétés d’auteurs, droits,
réglements, statistique et l’affiche théatrale. Paris. 1897. Por-
traits. ¥**®T 59.24

Mott ey, J., alleged author. A compleat list of all the English dramatic
poets, and of all the plays printed in English to 1747. Portraits.
(In Whincop, Thomas. Scanderbeg. Pp. 87-320. London. 1747.)

; ¥**T 37.206; etc.

Mouuy, C. ve F., Chevalier pe. Abrégé de Vhistoire du Théatre
francois, depuis son origine jusqu’au premier juin, 1780. Précédé
du dictionnaire de toutes les piéces de théatre jouées & imprimées;
du dictionnaire des auteurs dramatiques, & du dictionnaire des
acteurs. A Paris. 1780. 3 v. Portrait. *€T 76.119

— Tablettes dramatiques, contenant l’abrégé de V’histoire du
Théatre francois, l’établissement des théatres A Paris, un diction-
naire des piéces et l’abrégé de l’histoire des auteurs & des acteurs.
A Paris. 1752-58. **T 78.67; etc.

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Dramaturgische Blatter. Linpau, H. G. P. 2875.66; **T.48.1
Maxszacu, G. O. No. 2 in **G.3914.24
Tiecx, J. L. 2908.3

Dramaturgische Nachrichten. . Stiick 1. pee bey Johann Friderich

Abshoven. 1779. 128 pp. Portrait. ¥*T 77.193

Drame chrétien, Le, au moyen age. Sepet, M. C. A. 4676.53; **T.47.27
Drawcansir, Sir Alexander, pseud. See Fielding, Henry.
Dresden. Theatres.

Fuerstenau, M. Zur Geschichte der Musik und des Theaters am
Hofe zu Dresden. Dresden. 1861, 62. 2v. Plate.

4049.90; **M.136.10

Scuotie, F. Ueber Theaterbrande, deren Ursachen und Verhiitung,
sowie die Einrichtung des Feuersicherhéitswesens in den K6nigl.
Hoftheatern zu Dresden. Dresden. 1882. ¥*T 75,61

Dresden. Theatres. HorrHEatEr.

Bancx, O. A. Aus der deutschen Biihnenwelt. Dramaturgische
Studien ttber Theater und Theaterdichtung, Schauspielkunst und
Schauspieler, mit Hinblick auf die Bliithezeit der Dresdener Hof-
btthne. Leipzig. 1865. *®T 46.35

GorHLeR, R. Gutzkow und das Dresdener Hottheates: Cn Archiv
fiir Theatergeschichte. Vol. I, pp. 97-117; vol. 2, pp. 193-228.
Berlin. 1904.) ¥*6907.12.1,2

Haeunel, FE. J. Sculpturen an dem kinigl. Museum und dem alten
k6nigl. Hoftheater zu Dresden. Ferner Denkmialer, Statuen.
Entwiirfe, Reliefs, etc. Dresden. 1882. 148 plates. *Cab.80.191.2

Kouut, A. Das Dresdner Hoftheater in der Gegenwart mit Original-
Beitragen von den Mitgliedern des Dresdner Hoftheaters.

Dresden. 1888. Portraits. 2847.84
Semper, G. Das Konigliche Hoftheater zu Dresden. Braunschweig.
1849. Plates. Plans. *Cab.60.99.3

Dreux du Radier, Jean Francois.
Des fous en titre d’office des rois de France. (In Collection des

meilleurs dissertations et traités particuliers relatifs 4 l’his-

toire de France. Tome 8, pp. 148-186. Paris. 1826.) **G.3516.1.8

Same. (In Same. 1838.) ¥*2618.1.8
Drew, John.

Ditumar, E. A. John Drew. New York. [1900.] Portraits. Plates.

4343.213

Drew, Mrs. John. See Drew, Louisa Lane.
Drew, Louisa Lane.

Autobiographical sketch of Mrs. John Drew. With an introduction
by her son John Drew. With biographical notes by Douglas
Taylor. New York. Scribner. 1899. xiv, 200, (1) pp. Illus.
Portraits. Plate. Facsimiles. 4343-212; **T.56.253
Contains biographical sketches of various American actors.

Dreyfous, Maurice. (Marcus Nothing.) ‘ ,
Les comédiens et la Légion d’honneur. Paris. Dentu. 1863. 16 pp.

**T..95.89
Dreyfus, Abraham.
L’incendie des Folies-plastiques. Paris. Lévy. 1886. (3), 300, (1)

pp. [Bibliothéqfe contemporaine.] **T. 87, 37
Contents. — L’incendie des Folies- plastiques. — La scéne a faire. — Une piéce
comique. — Four et succés. — Le second régisseur. — La matinée d’un critique.

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Dreyfus, Abraham, ‘navel )
Scénes de la vie de thédtre. Paris. Lévy. 1880. (3), 322, (1) pp.

Plates. [Bibliothéque contemporaine.] 4665.58; **T.87.51
Contents. — L’envers d’une revue. — Romulus. —- La reprise des Forcats de
VYhonneur. — Comment on collabore. — Le bénéfice de Fontenoy. — Les folles
danseuses. — Rectifications. — Un gala aux Folies-plastiques. — Le mariage
d’Antonia. — Un secrétariat. — Plumageot contre Lafernet.

Driesen, Otto.
Der Ursprung des Harlekin. Ein kulturgeschichtliches Problem.
Berlin. Duncker. 1904. x, 286 pp. Illus. Plates. [Forschungen
zur neueren Litteraturgeschichte.] 6252.72
“Drifting about.” Massert, S. C. **T 57.288; etc.
Drummond, David Thomas Kerr.
Memoir of Montague Stanley. 2d edition, revised. Edinburgh.
Kennedy. [1852.] 163 pp. Portrait. **T 57.366
Druriad, The: or strictures on the principal performers of’ Drury-Lane
Theatre: a satirical poem: with notes critical and explanatory. Lon-
don: Printed for W. J. and J. Richardson. 1798. iv, 28 pp. a 74.8
Du public, de l’autorité et du théatre, en 1821. Srmonnin, A. J. B
No. to in **G, 3562.1
Du Barry, Marie Jeanne Gomard de Vaubernier, Comtesse.
Forp, J. L. The story of Du Barry. Mrs. Leslie Carter edition.
_ [Privately distributed at the opening of the Belasco Theatre, and
‘containing a description of the theatre] New York. [190%]
Portraits. Plates. ¥*T 46.72
Dubbers, W
Das Oberammergauer Passionsspiel nach seiner geachiebiltchen:
kiinstlerischen, ethischen und culturhistorischen Bedeutung und
unter Beritcksichtigung alterer und neuerer Kritik dargestellt.
Frankfurt a/M. Heyder & Zimmer. 1872. viii, 197 pp. 2866.11
Du Bled, Victor.
La comédie de société au xvitie siécle. Paris. Lévy. 1803. (5),

326 pp. 2668.111
Contents. — T.es comédiennes de la cour. — Le théatre des princes de Clermont
et d’Orléans. — Une femme du monde auteur an xvilie siécle, Madame la

comtesse de Genlis.
Dublin. Theatres.
Case, The, of the stage in Ireland; containing the reasons for and
against a bill for limiting the number of theatres in Dublin.

Dublin. 1758. **T 77.70; etc.
Hersert, J. D. Irish varieties for the last fifty years. Consisting
of sketches of character .. the stage, the bar, the pulpit. Lon-
don. 1836. 6576.6
Hucues, S. C. The pre-Victorian drama in Dublin. Dublin. 1904.
4576.189

Motutoy, J. F. The romance of the Irish stage with pictures of the
Irish capital in the eighteenth century. London. 1897. 2 v.
Portraits. **T.77.85; etc.

Victor, B. The history of the theatres of London and Dublin, from
1730 to the present time. London. 1761-1771. 3 v. **T.77.35; etc.

Dublin. Theatres. ABBEY THEATRE.

Weycanpt, C. Irish plays and playwrights. Boston. 1913. Por-

traits. Plate. ; 4574.199
Dublin. Theatres. Crow STREET THEATRE.

Croker, J. W. Familiar epistles to Frederick J s [Jones], Esq.
on the present state of the Irish stage. Dublin. 1804.

: **T 78.2; etc.

 

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Dublin. Theatres. Crow STREET THEATRE. (Continued.)
Estimate, An, of the theatrical merits of the two tragedians of
Crow Street [Barry and Mossop]. Ina letter from a gentleman
in Dublin to his friend in London. Dublin. 1760. ¥*T 57.142
Morean, S. O., Lady. A few reflections, occasioned by the perusal
of a work, entitled, “Familiar epistles, to Frederick J s Esq.
on the present state of the Irish stage.” Dublin. 1804. **T.78.56

Dublin. Theatres. Hawkins Street THEATRE. See Dublin. Theatres.
THEATRE Roya, HAWKINS STREET.

Dublin. Theatres. Smock ALLEY THEATRE.

Dusuin in an uproar: or, the ladies robb’d of their pleasure. Being
a full and impartial relation of the remarkable tumult that lately
happen’d at the Dublin Theatre. Dublin. [1747.]

No. 2 in **G,3823.16

Letrzr, A, to Messieurs Victor and Sowdon, managers of the
Theatre-Royal. Dublin. 1755. **T 76.158

SHERIDAN, T. A full vindication of the conduct of the manager of
the Theatre-Royal. Written by himself. Dublin. 1747. **T.97.46

— An humble appeal to the public, together with some considera-
tions on the present critical and dangerous state of the stage in
Ireland. Dublin: Printed. London: Re-printed. 1758.

No. 6 in **G.3823.16

— A vindication of the conduct of the late manager of the
Theatre-Royal humbly address’d to the publick. Dublin. 1754.

**T 77.49

Dublin. Theatres. Tueatre Roya, Crow Street. See Dublin. Theatres.
Crow STREET THEATRE.

Dublin. Theatres. ToHeatre Roya, HAwKINS STREET.

Drama, The, a daily register of histrionic performance on the
Dublin stage; and critical review of general dramatic literature.
Vol. 1 (no. 1-42). Oct. 23- Dec. 10, 1821. By two gentlemen of
the Dublin University. Dublin. 1821. Portraits. **T 26.49

History, The, of the Theatre Royal, Dublin, from its foundation in
1821 to the present time. Reprinted, with additions, from Saunders’
News-letter. Dublin. 1870. ¥*T 78.35

Levey, R. M., and J. O’Rorxe. Annals of the Theatre Royal,
Dublin, from its opening in 1821 to its destruction by fire,
February, 1880. Dublin. 1880. ¥*T 77.213

Dublin. Theatres. THratreE Royat, Smock Atutey. See Dublin. Theatres.
Smock ALLEY THEATRE.

Dublin in an uproar: or, the ladies robb’d of their pleasure. Being a
full and impartial relation of the remarkable tumult that lately
happen’d at the Dublin Theatre. Dublin, printed: London, re-
printed; and sold by Charles Corbett. [1747.] (1), 22 pp.

No. 2 in **G,3823.16
Relates to the riot known as Kelly’s riot which rose in the Smock Alley Theatre
in consequence of a difference between Kelly and Sheridan the manager,
January 19, 1747, and which was renewed at several succeeding performances.

Dublin Inquisitor, The, for 1821. [Monthly.] Vol. 1, 2. London.

 

Archer. 1821. 2 v. in I. **T 26.28
Dubois, A.

Les mystéres 4 Amiens dans les xve et xvie siécles. Amiens.

Typographie du Mémorial. 1878. 30 pp. 2678.262

Dubois, Auguste, and E. Charles Chabot. (Michel-Morin.)
Le Gil Blas du théatre. Paris. Dénain & Delamare. 1833. 2 v.
Plates. **T 76.154

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Du Bois, Fritz.

Henry Recque. L’homme — le critique —l’auteur dramatique. Paris.

Dupret. 1888. 72 pp. Portrait. Autograph facsimile. **T.58.131
Dubois, Jean Baptiste, and Catherine Joseph Ferdinand Girard de
‘ Propiac.

Histoire véritable de Fanchon la vielleuse, extraite de mémoires
inédits. [Anon.] Paris. Capelle. An XI.-1803. 203, (1) pp.
Plate. ¥*T 88.14

Dubroca, Jean Francois. (M. D ** *.)

A mon fils au moment de ses débuts dans la carriére théatrale, sur
bienséances d’honneur et de morale qui doivent le guider dans sa
les lois, les convenances et les conditions de son art; et sur les
profession. Paris. Delaunay. [1823.] (2), ii, 148 pp. **T.76.49

Du Casse, A. See Du Casse, Pierre Emmanuel Albert, Baron.
Du Casse, Hermann.

Chien de métier! Petites miséres théatrales. Paris. Dentu. 1866.
(3), 172 pp. **T 87.68
Sketches of theatrical life in France and Italy.

Du Casse, Pierre Emmanuel Albert, Baron.

Histoire anecdotique de l’ancien théatre en France. Paris. Dentu.

1864. 2 v. #*T 46.3
Duchesnois, Catherine Joséphine Rafin, called Mademoiselle Duchesnois.

Boutrautt, M. J. La conjuration de Mlle Duchesnois, contre Mile
Georges Weymer, pour lui ravir la couronne; avec les piéces
justificatives. Paris. An XI.=1803. Portrait. No. 6 in **G.3562.2

Drnaux, A. M. Notice biographique sur Melle Duchesnois. Valen-
ciennes. 1836. #*T 55.123

Duclos, Charles Pineau.

Mémoire sur l’art de partager l’action théatrale, et sur celui de noter
la déclamation qu’on prétend avoir été en usage chez les Romains.
(In his Oeuvres completes. Vol. 8, pp. 345-372. Paris. 1821.)

: *2706.1.8

Mémoire sur les jeux scéniques des Romains, et sur ceux qui ont
précédé en France la naissance du poéme dramatique. (Jn his
Oeuvres complétes. Vol. 8, pp. 311-343. Paris. 1821.) *2706.1.8

Ducom, Jacques.

Le cinématographe scientifique et industriel. Traité pratique de
cinématographie. Paris. Geisler. 1911. 335, (1) pp. Illus.
Plates. Plans. 8039a.58

Dudevant, Amantine Lucile Aurore Dupin (George Sand), prefacer.

Dupevant, J. F. M. A., Baron. Masques et bouffons (comédie
italienne). Texte et dessins par Maurice Sand [pseud.]. Paris.
1860. 2 v. Plates. **T 44.1; etc.

Dudevant, Jean Francois Maurice Arnauld, Baron. (Maurice Sand.)

La comédie italienne (commedia dell’ arte). See his Masques et
bouffons.

Masques et bouffons (comédie italienne). Préface par George Sand
[pseud. de Armantine Lucile Aurore Dupin Dudevant]. Paris.
Lévy. 1860. 2 v. -Plates. #eT Aad
An incomplete edition of tome 1, with the title La comédie italienne (commedia
dell’ arte) is on shelf-number **T.43.1. A review of this work is on shelf-
number No. 14 in **G.3822.1.

Same. The history of the harlequinade. Philadelphia. J. B. Lippin-
cott Co. [1915.] 2v. Colored plates. *&T 95.144

Dudley, Sir Henry Bate, Baronet. See Bate-Dudley, Sir Henry, Baronet.

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Dueringer, Philipp Jakob.
Albert Lortzing: sein Leben und Wirken. Leipzig. Wigand. 1851.

(3), 126 pp. Portrait. Autograph facsimile. No.1 in **M.109a.29
Lortzing was for many years musical director at various German theatres.

Duesseldorf, Germany. Theatres.

Grape, C. D. Das Theater zu Diisseldorf mit Riickblicken auf die

ubrige deutsche Schaubtihne. Ditsseldorf. 1835. 6878.19
Duff, Andrew Halliday. See Halliday, Andrew.
Duff, Mary Ann.
TreLanp, J. N. Mrs. Duff. Boston. 1882. Portraits. Plate.
' 4348.134; **T.57.113; etc.
Dafferin and Ava, Frederick Temple Hamilton Temple Blackwood, rst
Marquis of. See Blackwood, Frederick Temple Hamilton Temple,
Ist Marquis of Dufferin nd Ava.
Duflot, Joachim.

Les secrets des coulisses des théatres de Paris. Mystéres—mceurs
—usages—anecdotes. Avec préface de Jules Noriac. Paris.
Lévy. 1865. (3), xiii, 252 pp. **T 77.189
Arranged alphabetically.

Dufort, Giambatista.

Trattato del ballo nobile. In Napoli. 1728. Nella stamperia di

Felice Mosca. (24), 160 pp. Diagrams. **T 98.72
Dufrénoy, Adélaide Gillette Billet, Dame, editor.

Courier lyrique et amusant, ou passe-temps des toilettes. [Bimen-
suel.] Juin 1, 1786-sept. 1, 1787, oct. 1-déc. 15,1787. [Paris.
1786, 87.] 2 v. in 1. **T 27.13

Dufresny, Charles Riviére. .

Amusemens sérieux et comiques. [Anon.] A Paris, chez Claude

Barbin. 1699. (4), 288, (64) pp. **T 98.125
Dugazon, Louise Rosalie Lefévre.

ParotssE-Poucin, F. A. A. Figures d’Opéra-comique: Madame Du-

gazon, Elleviou, les Gavaudan. Paris. 1875. Portraits. **M.137.2
Dujarric-Descombes, Léonard Albert.
Etude sur Pierre Lafon de la Comédie francaise. (1773-1846.)
Bergerac. Boisserie. MDCCLXXXII [sic. 1882]. (5), 18 pp.
**T 57.65
Dulomboy, Marie Elisabeth Joly. See Jolly, Marie Elisabeth.
Dulomboy, N. F. R. F., editor.

Aux manes de Marie-Elisabeth Joly, artiste célébre du Théatre
francais. De l’imprimerie de Delance, A Paris. An VII de la
République. [1798.] 178, (1), 16 pp. Plates. Music. **T.59.43

Dumas, Alexandre. 1802-1870.

La derniére année de Marie Dorval. Paris. Librairie Nouvelle. 1855.
96 pp. No. 3 in **M.129a.33
This may also be found in Vol. 2 of his Les morts vont vite [2699.54.2;
2709b.104.2).

Dumas, Alexandre, 1802-1870, editor.

Tatma, F. J. Mémoires de J.-F. Talma écrits par lui-méme et
receuillis [sic] et mis en ordre sur les papiers de sa famille par
Alexandre Dumas. Paris. 1849, 50. 4 v. in 2. * 4646.55; etc.

Dumas, Alexandre, 1802-1870. Works about.

Fitzceratp, P. H. Life and adventures of Alexander Dumas. Lon-

don. 1873. 2 v. Portrait. 2645.553 **T.56.212
Dumas, Alexandre, the Younger. 1824-1895.

Une loge a Camille. (Jn his Ce qu’on ne sait pas. Pp. 91-148: Paris.

1855.) **T 99.26

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Dumas, Alexandre, the Younger. (Continued.)

Eloge funébre de Desclée. (Jn Desclée, Aimée O. Lettres a Fanfan.

Pp. 225-251. Paris. 1895.) **T 57.277
Dumas, Alexandre, the Younger. Works about.

Larommeraye, P. H. V B. ne. Histoire du début d’Alexandre Dumas
fils au théatre; ou, les tribulations de la Dame aux camélias.
Paris. 1873. **T 57.415

Dumb door porter, The. Sata, G. A. H. **M 108.13
Du Méril, Edélestand Pontas.

Si les Athéniennes assistaient a la représentation des comédies. Paris.

Bureaux de la Revue archéologique. 1863. II pp. #*T O4.14
Dumersan, Théophile Marion, and Jules Joseph Gabriel de Lurieu.

Mémoires de Mile Flore, artiste du Théatre des variétés. [Anon.]

2¢ edition. Paris. Lévy. 1847. 3 v. #*T 56.208
Du Mesnil, E. Révérend. See Révérend Du Mesnil, Edmond.
Dumesnil, Marie Francois Marchand.

Coste p’ArNnosaT, C. P. Mémoires de Mle Dumesnil, en réponse aux
mémoires d’Hippolyte Clairon; revus, corrigés, et aumgentés d’une
notice sur cette comédienne par M. Dussault. Paris. 1823.

**T 56.73 etc.
Dumolard, Henri Francois Elisabeth Etienne Orcel, prefacer.

Favart, C. S. Mémoires et correspondance littéraires, dramatiques

et anecdotiques, de C. S. Favart. Paris. 1808. 3 v. **T 56.133
Dumon, K.

Le théatre de Polycléte. Reconsiruction d’aprés un module par K.

Dumon. Paris. Leroux. 1889. (5), 51 pp. 3 plates. *2970.63
Dumont, ——, comedian.

Le vol plus haut, ou l’espion des principaux théatres de la capitale;
contenant une. histoire abrégée des acteurs & actrices de ces
mémes théatres. [Anon. Paris.] A Memphis, chez Sincére,
libraire, réfugié au Puits de la Vérité. 1784. 142 pp.. **T.97.65
This has also been attributed to Francois Marie Mayeur de Saint Paul.
Another copy is on shelf-number **G.3562.1.

Dumont, Frank.

Burnt cork; or, the amateur minstrel. A collection of humorous
speeches, end men’s jokes, conundrums, recitations, and farces,
finales for “first part,” and a description of everything necessary
to arrange a minstrel entertainment. New York. Wehman.
1881. 114 pp. Plans. Music. **T 97.255

Du Mouriez du Perier, Francois.
Monvat, G. H. M. Le laquais de Moliére. Paris. 1887. **T.57.218
Dumoustier, Léon.

Moliére auteur et comédien. Sa vie et ses ceuvres. Paris. Laplace,

Sanchez & cie. 1883. (3), 376 pp. **T 57.402
Duncan, Rev. John.
The lawfulness of the stage, enquired into. London. Printed and

sold by T. Wilkins. 1787. x, 77 pp. ¥**T 96.51
Other copies are on shelf-numbers No. 2 in **G.3823.17; No. 13 in **G.3823.3.

Duncombe, William, translator.

WERENFELS, S. The usefulness of dramatic interludes, in the educa-
tion of youth: an oration spoke before the masters and scholars
of the University of Basil. Translated from the Latin. London.
1744. a No. Io in **G,3824.2

Dundee, Scotland. Theatres.

Boyp, F. Records of the Dundee stage. Dundee. 1886. Portraits.

Plate. **T 77,104

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Dunham, Curtis.

The Casino girl in. London. By herself. Edited by Curtis Dunham.
New York. Fenno & Co. 1898. 270 pp. Plates. **T 87.71
A novel of stage life.

Dunlap, William.

A history of the American theatre. New-York. Harper. 1832. viii,
420 pp. **®T 55.109
Catalogue of American plays and their authors, pp. 407-410. Other copies are
on shelf-numbers **4404.17; **K.45.8.

Same. London. Bentley. 1833. 2 v. in 1. **T 76.200.
Another copy, bound in two volumes, is on shelf-number **G.3647.1. Catalogue
of American plays and their authors, vol. 2, pp. 381-387.

Memoirs of the life of George Frederick Cooke. Composed principally
from journals and other authentic documents, left by Mr. Cooke;
and the personal knowledge of the writer. New-York. Long-
worth. 1813. 2 v. Portraits. 6549a.145
The title-pages and portraits are missing from this copy. Other copies are on
shelf-numbers **G.3765.6; **K.37.19.

Same. London. Colburn. Portrait. **T. 56.191; **G.3756.7
Another copy is on shelf-number **G.3756.7.

Same. The life of George Frederic Cooke. 2d edition. London.

Colburn. 1815. 2 v. Portrait. 6544.66
Thirty years ago; or the memoirs of a water drinker. New York.
Bancroft & Holley. 1836. 2 v. *A.2445.1
Same. Memoirs of a water drinker. New York. Saunders & Otley.
1837. 2 v. in 1. *4508.184; **T.57.156

Dunlap, William. Works about.

Coap, O. S. William Dunlap. A study of his life and works and of
his place in contemporary culture. New York. 1917. Portraits.
Plates. **T 95.152

Dunlap Society.

Biennial reports of the Treasurer and Secretary. New-York. 1888.

(3), 51 pp. Portrait. **T.95.6
Dunlap Society. Publications.
Barrett, L. Charlotte Cushman. New-York. 1889. Portrait.

**T 95.8

Crapp, J. B. and E. F. Epcerr. Players of the present. New-

York. 1899-1901. 3 v. Portraits. ¥#*®T 95.22
— Plays of the present. New-York. 1902. Portraits.

**T 95.273 etc.

Coap, O. S. William Dunlap. A study of his life and works and
of his place in contemporary culture. New York. 1917. Por-
traits. Plates. **T 95.152

Day, C. P. First theater in America. When was the drama first
introduced in America. An inquiry, including a consideration of
the objections that have been made to the stage. New-York.

1896. Portrait. **T 95.14
Duntap Society publications, 1st, 2d series. 1886-1901. (List of
publications.] New York. ro01. (4) pp. **T 95.28
Epcett, E. F. Edward Loomis Davenport. A’ biography. New-
York. tr9o01. Portraits. ¥*T 95.25
Forp, P. L. Washington and the theatre. New-York. 1899. Plate,
¥#*T 95.21

Greenwoop, I. J. The circus: its origin and growth prior to 1835.
New-York. 1898. Portraits. Plates. **T 95.18
Hutton, L., editor. Opening addresses. New-York. 1887. Colored
plate. #*T 95.3

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Dunlap Society. Publications. (Continued.) |
Irevanp, J. N. A memoir of the ‘professional life of Thomas Ab-

thorpe Cooper. New-York. 1888. Portrait. **T 95.5
Keese, W. L. A group of comedians. New York. 1901. Portraits.
; ¥**T 95.26

— William E. Burton. A sketch of his career other than that
of actor, with glimpses of his home life, and extracts from his
theatrical journal. New-York. 18091. Portrait. Plates. **T.95.12

Maeper, C. F. Autobiography. Edited by Douglas Taylor. New-

York. 1897. Portraits. **T 95.16
Mapges, V. Duse and the French. With an introduction by Daniel
Frohman. New-York. 1899. Portrait. **T 95.19
Pence, J. H. The magazine and the drama. An index. New-York.
1806. ¥*T 95.15

Ropen, R. F. _ Later American plays, 1831-1900: being a compilation
' of the titles of plays by American authors published and performed
in America since 1831. New York. 1900. ¥*T 95.24
Suipman, L. E. A group of theatrical caricatures: being twelve plates
by W. J. Gladding, with an introduction and biographical sketches

by L. E. Shipman. New York. 1897. Portraits. **T 95.17
Watsu, T. The career of Dion Boucicault. New York. 1915.
Portraits. **T 95.151

Wecerin, O. Early American plays, 1714-1830: being a compilation
of the titles of plays by American authors published and performed
in America previous to 1830. Edited with an introduction by John
Malone. New York. 1900. i *€T 95.23

Winter, W. The actor and other speeches; chiefly on theatrical
subjects and occasions. New-York. 1891. Portrait.

¥*T 95.11; etc.

—— Brief chronicles. New-York. 1889. Portrait. ¥*T 95.7

— A sketch of the life of John Gilbert. With extracts from his
letters and souvenirs of his career. New-York. 1890. Portrait.

Plate. / **T 95.9; etc.
— A wreath of laurel: being speeches on dramatic and kindred
occasions. New York. 1898. Portraits. **T 95.20

Duplan, Paul, editor.
DescLée, A. O. Lettres de Aimée Desclée 4 Fanfan. Paris. 18095.
Portrait. **T 57.277
Duplessis’s Memoirs: or, variety of adventures. With a description of
some strolling-players, amongst whom the memorialist travell’d
awhile, before his last departure from England. London: Printed
and sold by W. Reeve. 1757. 2 v. ¥*T 88.6
A novel.
Dupont-Vernon, Henri.
L’art de bien dire. 7e édition. Paris. Ollendorff. 1897. (5), v,

263 pp. 3598.138
Diseurs et comédiens. (Suite de L’art de bien dire.) Paris. Ollen-
dorff. 1891. xii, 246, (1) pp. ¥*T 97,171

Principes de diction. Paris. Ollendorff. 1882. (5), 158 pp.
**T 77,211

Duport, Jean Louis..
Réponse a un pamphlet intitulé: Opinion d’un habitué de l’Académie
impériale de musique, dans l’affaire de M. Duport. [Paris. 1804?]
15 pp. : No. 6 in **G,157.10
Relates to the Paris Opera.

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Duprez, Gilbert Louis.
Souvenirs d’un chanteur. Paris. Lévy. 1880. (3), 280 pp.
4046.55; **M.113.5
Duprez, Gilbert Louis. Works about. .

Exwart, A. A. E. Duprez: sa vie artistique. Avec une biographie
de son maitre, Alexandre Choron. Paris. 1838. Portraits.

No. 1 in **M.129a.33
Dupuis, Adolphe.

ApoLPHEe Dupuis. Etude biographique. Paris. Librairies-imprimeries
réunies. 1893. (3), 73, (1) pp. Illus. Portrait. Autograph fac-
simile. ¥*T 94.12

Dupuy, Charles Ernest, editor.

Dierot, D. Paradoxe sur le comédien. Edition critique avec intro-

duction, notes. Paris. 1902. 4672.111
Dupuy, Ernest. See Dupuy, Charles Ernest.
Dureau, Alexis.

Notes pour servir a l’histoire du théatre et de la musique en France.
Année 1. 1860. Paris. Claudin. 1861. (3), 174 pp. **T.77.124
Relates: principally to the theatres of Paris.

Durey de Noinville, Jacques Bernard.

Histoire du théatre de l’opéra en France. Depuis |’establissement
de l’Académie royale de musique jusqu’a présent. [Anon. Par
Louis Travenol et Jacques Bernard Durey de Noinville.]° En deux
parties. A Paris, chez Joseph Barbou. 1753. 2 v. in 1. **M.146.23

Same. 2e édition. Chez Joseph Barbou [etc.]. 1753-58. 2v. **T.77.218

Durfey, Thomas.

Brown, T. Wit for money: or, Poet Stutter: a dialogue between
Smith, Johnson, and Poet Stutter. Containing reflections on
some late plays; and particularly on Love for money, or, the
boarding-school. [Anon.] London. 1691. No. 2 in **G.3824.2

Durm, Josef. :

Festhallen. Illus. Plans. (Ja Handbuch der Architektur! Ent-

werfen, Anlage und Einrichtung der Gebaude. Halb-Band 4, pp.

146-173. Darmstadt. 1885.) ¥#8092.52.4
Literatur, p. 173.

Duse, Eleonora.
Bracco, A. Eleonora Duse. [New York. 1896.] No.3 in **T.55.138
Hansson, L. M. The modern woman on the stage. (Jn her Six

modern women. Pp. 95-128. Boston. 18096.) 5588.107
Mares, V. Duse and the French. With an introduction by Daniel
Frohman. New-York. 1899. Portrait. **T 95.19

ReperTorre of Eleonora Duse with her company at the Fifth
Avenue Theatre beginning February, 1896. Synopsis of the plays
in which she is to appear with full cast of characters. [New York.
1896. ] ¥**T 55.138

Du Seigneur, Maurice.

Le théatre de Monte-Carlo. Paris. Rouveyre. 1880. (3), 112, (1) pp.

Plate. Facsimile. 4096.79; No. 1 in **M.119.15
Dussault, Jean Joseph, editor.

Coste p’ARNoBaT, C. P. Mémoires de Mile Dumesnil, en réponse aux
mémoires d’Hippolyte Clairon; revus, corrigés, et augmentés d’une
notice sur cette comédienne. Paris. 1823. **T 56.75 etc.

Duthé, Catherine Rosalie Gérard, called Mademoiselle Duthé.

LaMOoTHE-LANGon, FE. L.. Baron pg. Galanteries d’une demoiselle du

monde, ou souvenirs de Mile Duthé. Paris. 1833. 4v. **T.56.241

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Du Tralage, Jean Nicolas.

Notes et documents sur l’histoire des théatres de Paris au xvire
siécle. Extraits, mis en ordre et publiés d’aprés le manuscrit
original par le bibliophile Jacob [pseud.]. Avec une notice sur le
recueil du Sieur du Tralage. Paris. Librairie des bibliophiles.
1880. (3), viii, 124, (8) pp. [Nouvelle collection Moliéresque.]

#*T 78.58
Dutton, Thomas.

The wise man of the East; or, the apparition of Zoroaster, the son
of Oromases, to the theatrical midwife of Leicester-Fields. A
satirical poem. London: Published by H. D. Symonds. 1800.

No. 8 in **G.3824.6
Relates to Mrs. Inchbald, the author of The wise man of the East.

Dutton, Thomas, editor. . :

Dramatic Censor, The: or, monthly epitome of taste, fashion and
manners. Vol. 1-4. London. 1800, o1. **T 26.30; etc.

Duty, The, of a player. Berrerton, T. **T 78.38
Duval, Alexandre Vincent Pineu.

Affaire de l’Odéon. Mémoire en vers, en réponse au mémoire en
prose de M. l’avocat de la liste civile. A Paris. Delaunay. 1816.
5 pp. No. 3 in *4653.15
Relates to Duval’s dismissal from the management of the Odéon.

Du Val, Charles.

With a show through southern Africa, and personal reminiscences
of the Transvaal War. London. Tinsley. 1882. 2 v. Illus.
Portraits. Plates. Autograph facsimiles. 5052.62; **T.56.222

Duval, Emile.

Talma. Précis historique sur sa vie, ses derniers momens et sa mort,
suivi d’anecdotes de quelques jugemens sur ce tragédien et des
discours prononcés sur sa tombe. Paris. Mansut. 1826. viij,
206 pp. Portrait. **T 59.38

Duval, Georges.

Artistes et cabotins. Paris. Ollendorff. 1878. (3), 254 pp.

A collection of anecdotes of musical and dramatic artists. * 58.40

Frédérick-Lemaitre et son temps. 1800-1876. Avec une eau-forte
de Gonzague Privat. Paris. Tresse. 1876. 266 pp. Portrait.

2654.55; **T.58.13

Terpsichore. Petit guide 4 l’'usage des amateurs de ballet.’ Par un

abonné de l’Opéra. Précédée d’une préface de Mile. Rita Sangalli.

Paris. Tresse. 1875. 124, (1) pp. 6c0ga.80
Virginie Déjazet, 1797-1875. Paris. Tresse. 1876. (3), 221 pp.
Portrait. : ¥*T 57.361

Duval, Georges, editor.
Année théatrale, L’. Nouvelles, bruits de coulisses, indiscrétions,
comptes rendus, racontars, etc. Année 1-3. Paris. 1875-77. 3 v.
. ¥*T 27.4
Duval, J. Georges. See Duval, Georges.
Dwarfs. :
Havarp, J. A., and T. G. Faru. Les nains célébres depuis Vantiquité
jusques y compris Tom-Pouce. Paris. [1845.] Illus. Plate.
**T 57.241
History of Commodore Nutt, the smallest man in miniature in the
known world. Now exhibiting at Barnum’s Museum. New

York. 1862. Portrait. ¥*T 58.14
Hooton, R.’T. Life and frolics of Major Stevens, the wonderful
dwarf. Boston. 1832. ¥*'T 55.127

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Dwarfs. (Continued.)

ILLUSTRATED memoir of an eventful expedition into Central America
resulting in the discovery of the idolatrous city of Iximaya.
and the possession of two remarkable Aztec children, Maximo
& Bartola. Translated from the Spanish of Pedro Velasquez.
[London. 1853?] Illus. Portraits. Plates. **T 98.36

Lire and adventures of the Burdett twins. (Fanny and Major.)
New York. 1881. No. 3 in 6248.62

Moreau, P. Fous et bouffons: étude physiologique, psychologique
et historique. Paris. 1885. 2244.69

SxetcH of the life, personal appearance, character, and manners of
Charles S. Stratton, the man in miniature, known os General
Tom Thumb, and his wife, Lavinia Warren Stratton; also, of
Commodore Nutt and Minnie Warren; with some account of
remarkable dwarfs, giants, & other human phenomena, of ancient
and modern times. New York. 1863. Illus. Portraits. Plates.

; **T 58.62; etc.

Woop, E. J. Giants and dwarfs. London. 1868. 2239.50; **T.56.248

Dwight, Timothy, President of Vale College.

An essay on the stage: in which the arguments’ in its behalf, and
those against it, are considered; and its morality, character, and
effects illustrated. London. Sharp, Jones, & Co. 1824. (10),
166 pp. 6252.82; **T 77.57
Another copy is on shelf-number **G.3647.4.

Dyer, Robert.

Nine years of an actor’s life. London. Longman, Rees, Orme,

Brown, & Co. 1833. (14), 241 pp. ¥*T 57.222
Dykema, Peter W., prefacer.

Craic, A. A. T. The dramatic festival. A consideration of the
lyrical method as a factor in preparatory education. New York.
1912. 6257.73

E

E.. ... Of Go.sa. f...d. See Stanhope, Philip Dormer, 4th Earl of Chester-
field.
Earle, William.
Sheridan and his times. By an octogenarian, who stood by his knee
in youth and sat at his table in manhood. London. Hope. 1850.
2v. Portrait. Autograph facsimile. 4549.29; **T.57.29
Early American plays, 1714-1830. WeEcELIN, O. **T 95.23; etc.
Early English life in the drama. SKeston, Sir J. No.9 in **G.3822.1; etc.
East, John.
The pulpit justified, and the theatre condemned: in a letter to some
members of the Association for Increasing the Attractions and
. Promoting the Improvement of Bath. London. Hamilton, Adams,

& Co. 1844. 47 pp. ¥**T 76.99
A reply to The Bath Theatre vindicated.

'The theatre: a discourse on theatrical amusements and dramatic
literature, delivered in Bath, January vii., mpcccxurv. 2d edition.

London. Hamilton, Adams, & Co. 1844. 28 pp. ¥**T 96.67
Another copy is on shelf-number **T.76.96.

East, john. Works about.
Resipent, A, pseud. The Bath Theatre vindicated from the asper-
sions of the Rev. John East. Bath. 1844. **T 76.97

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East, John. Works about. (Continued.)
Visitor, A, pseyd. The theatre. Observations on a recent pamphlet,
entitled “The pulpit justified and the theatre condemned,” by the
Rev. John East. London. 1844. **T 76.100
Easter-Henderson, Eliza. See Henderson, £liza Easter.
Eaton, Walter Prichard.
Plays and players. Leaves from a critic’s scrap-book. Preface by
Barrett H. Clark. Cincinnati. Stewart & Kidd Co. 1916. xii,
(7), 424 pp. Plates. 6257.301; **T.46.70
Eaton, William O. .
Stories of the Boston stage. Scenes before and behind the curtain.
Anecdotes of actors in the past and present. By an old timer.

[Boston. 1876, 77.1 40 pp. **T.15.7
Composed of clippings from the Boston Commercial Bulletin.
Ebers, John.
Seven years of the King’s Theatre. London. Ainsworth. 1828.
xxviii, 395, (1) pp. Portraits. ‘ *#M 113.13
A history of the Italian opera in London.
Same. Philadelphia. Carey, Lea & Carey. 245 pp. ¥*6577.17

Another copy is on shelf-number No. 1 in **G.3824.10. A review of this’ work,
cut from the Edinburgh Review, is on shelf-number No. 2 in **G.3824.10.

Eccentricities of genius. Ponp, J. B. 2246.76; **T.56.75
Echoes of the playhouse. Robins, E. 4575-1573 **T.57.81
Eckardt, Ludwig.
Lessing und das erste deutsche Nationaltheater in Hamburg. Eine
deutsche Gabe zur Shakspeare-Feier. Vortrag im Athenaum zu
Hamburg am 21. April 1864. Hamburg. Boyes & Geisler. 1864.

: 28 pp. No. 5 in **G.3910.12
Ecole lyrique, Paris. See Paris. Theatres. THEATRE DES JEUNES ARTISTES.
Ecuyers et écuyéres. Vaux, C. M., Baron pz. ¥#*T 95,113

Edgar, George.

Martin Harvey. Some pages of tif life. London. Grant Richards,

Ltd. [1912.] 340 pp. Portraits. Plates. **T 56.324
‘Edgar, Sir John, pseud. See Steele, Sir Richard.
Edgcumbe, Richard, 2d Eari of Mount Edgcumbe.

Musical reminiscences of an old amateur, chiefly respecting the.
Italian opera in England for fifty years, from 1773 to 1823.
[Anon.] 2d edition. London. Clarke. 1827. 183, (1) pp.
Refers often to the London theatres. **M_.109b.28

Same. 4th edition. Andrews. 1834. xvi, 204 pp. 4048.61

Edgett, Edwin Francis. 7

Edward Loomis Davenport. A biography. New-York. rgo1. x,
(1), 145 pp. Portraits. Autograph facsimile. [Dunlap Society.
Publications. ] ¥*T.95.25

Players of the present. By John Bouvé Clapp and Edwin Francis
Edgett. New-York. 1899-1901. 3 v. Portraits. Autograph fac-
similes. [Dunlap Society. Publications.] **T 95.22

Plays of the present. By John Bouvé Clapp and Edwin Francis
Edgett. New-York. 1902. ix, (1), 331 pp. Portraits. [Dunlap
Society. Publications.] ¥**T 95.27
Another copy is on shelf-number *4504.47.

Edinburgh. Theatres.
Drspin, J. C. The annals of the Edinburgh stage. Edinburgh. 1888.

Portraits. Plates. 4571.1123 **T.74.12
Locan, W. H. A cap and bells for those whom it may fit. [Anon.
Leith. 1834.] ¥**T77.199

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Edinburgh. Theatres. (Continued.)
— The Edinburgh rosciad; for the summer SeaeOM, 1834. [Anon.
Edinburgh.] 1834. **T 77,197
—— Letter from a gentleman in town to his friend in the country,
regarding Keeley, the theatre, and other matters connected with
the drama in Edinburgh. [Anon. Edinburgh. 1834.] **T.77.196
Murray, W. H. The farewell and occasional addresses delivered
by W. H. Murray, Esq., in the Theatres Royal and Adelphi, Edin-
burgh; with a biographical sketch. Edinburgh. 1851. **T.98.138
Edinburgh. Theatres. ADELPHI THEATRE.
Brack, W. Letters, &c., anent the Adelphi theatre, Edinburgh, to
James Maidment, John Reid, and James Spence. Edinburgh.

1851. ¥*T 95.32
Locan, W. H. Plays and players at the Edinburgh Adelphi theatre.
July, 1834. [Edinburgh. 1834.] ¥*T 77,198

Edinburgh. Theatres. CALEDONIAN THEATRE.

Report of the trial of the proceedings in the action of suspension
and interdict at the instance of Mrs. H. Siddons, of the Theatre
Royal, against Corbet Ryder, of the Caledonian theatre. Edin-
burgh. 1825. ¥*T 76.41

Edinburgh. Theatres. CanoncaTE Music Hatt.

Serious and earnest address, A, to the inhabitants of this city, upon
a subject in which they are all most nearly concerned. [Edin-
burgh. 1767.] ¥**T 97.293

Edinburgh. Theatres. Tureatre Roya.

Avpress, An, to the public [regarding the claims of David Ross to
the Theatre Royal]. Edinburgh. 1767. **T 96.182

Canpipus, pseud. The theatre; or the letters of Candidus [pseud.],
&c. on the performances of the Edinburgh stage in 1802. Edin-

burgh. 1802. ¥*T 77,188
Cuampers, R. Sketch of the history of the Edinburgh Theatre-Royal.
Edinburgh. 1859. #*T 76.118
Epinspurcu Theatrical Censor, The. [Weekly.] No. 1-12. [Edin-
burgh. 1803.] ¥*T 28.8

FENNELL, J. A statement of facts occasional of and relative to the
late disturbances at the Theatre-Royal, Edinburgh. Edinburgh.
[1788.] **T 76.71; etc.

Jackson, J. A statement of facts, explanatory of the dispute between
John Jackson and Stephen Kemble, relative to the Theatre Royal
of Edinburgh. Edinburgh. 1792 **T57.60

Lez, J. A narrative of a remarkable breach of trust committed by
a nobleman, five judges, and several advocates of the Court of
Session in Scotland. London. 1772. No. 5 in **G.3823.15

Pit, Patrick, pseud. The Thespian critique, or theatrical censor.
Inscribed (without permission) to William Murray, of the Theatre
Royal. No. 1-4. [Edinburgh. 1816.] ¥*T 76.24

Report of the trial of the proceedings in the action of suspension
and interdict at the instance of Mrs. H. Siddons, of the Theatre
Royal, against Corbet Ryder, of the Caledonian Theatre. Edin-
burgh. 1825. **T 76.41

TureerLcand, M. Letters respecting the performances at the Theatre
Roval, Edinburgh, originally addressed to the editor of The
Scots Chronicle, under the signature of Timothy Plain [pseud.],
and published in that paper during 1797-1800. Edinburgh. 1800.

¥**T 48.27; etc.

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Edinburgh Dramatic Review, The. [Daily.] Vol. 1-9. Oct. 7, 1822-
July 6, 1824. Edinburgh. Huie. 1822-24. 9 v. Portrait.
**T 27,22
Edinburgh rosciad, The; for the summer season, 1834. [Anon.] See
Logan, William Hugh.
Edinburgh Theatrical and Musical Review. Published weekly. No.
13-15, 16 (quarterly supplement), 18-20, 23-20, 31, 33, 34. [Edin-

burgh. 1835.] 17 nos. **T 98.77
Edinburgh Theatrical Censor, The. [Weekly.] No. 1-12. [Edinburgh.
1803.] 112 pp. **T 28.8

Reviews of the performances at the Theatre Royal, Edinburgh.
Edinburgh Theatrical Observer, The, and musical review. [Daily.]
Vol. 1. July 15 to Dec. 31, 1823. Edinburgh. Sutherland. 1823.

iv, 404 pp. **T 27,12
Educational dramatics. Fry, E. S. 3599a.68
Educational plays. :

Ficuier, G. L. Le théatre scientifique. Paris. 1882. ¥#*T 76.32

Edward VIIL., of England.

Asupez, C. R. The masque of the Edwards of England: being a
coronation pageant to celebrate the crowning of the King
{Edward VII.]. Illustrated by Edith Harwood. [London. 1902.]
Colored plates. *Cab.24.37.1

Edwards, Annie.

A playwright’s daughter. By Mrs. Annie Edwardes. London. White

& Co. [1886.] (6), 190 pp. ¥*T 87.94
Edwards, Francis.

Catalogue of a portion of the library of the late Joseph Knight,
comprising a valuable collection of books on the drama, private
issues of plays, &c. Also French dramatic literature and miscel-
laneous books of reference, &c. Offered by Francis Edwards,
bookseller. London. 1907. 23 pp. Facsimile. **T 66.24

Catalogue of dramatic literature including memoirs, autobiographies,
works of famous dramatists, early playbills, Shakespeareana, etc.
Also a few books on music, books on costume, etc., etc. From
the library of the late J. Davenport Adams, and other collections.

London. [Flower.] 1905. 28 pp. [Catalogue no. 276,] **T.66.25
Relates to the English stage.

Playbills. A collection and some comments. London. 1893. (4),
37 PD. **T.96.33

Relates to various London theatres.
Edwards, Henry:
Address delivered at St. George Hall, Philadelphia, November 12th,
1885. Obsequies of John McCullough. [Philadelphia. 1885.]
Size, 20% X 11% inches. Portrait. **H 90.421
Printed on satin.
A mingled yarn. Sketches on various subjects.. New York. Putnam.
1883. (7), 157 pp. *2407.2153 **T.97.154
Edwards, Henry Sutherland.
Famous first representations. London. Chapman & Hall, Ltd.

1886. vii, 253, (1) pp. **T 47.33
Contents. — The English Monsieur. — Moliére’s Tartuffe. — The beggar’s opera.
— The Messiah. — Beaumarchais’s Marriage of Figaro. — Mozart’s Nozze di
Figaro. — Mozart’s Don Giovanni. — Rossini’s Barber of Seville. — Ireland’s
Vortigern. — Weber’s Der Freischutz. — Meyerbeer’s Robert le Diable. —
Victor Hugo’s Hernani. — Dumas the Younger’s Dame aux camélias. — Tann-
hauser at the Paris Opera, 1861. — The Ballet comique de la reine, and the

origin of opera.

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Edwards, Henry Sutherland. (Continued.)

History of the opera, from its origin in Italy to the present time.
With anecdotes of the most celebrated composers and vocalists
of Europe. London. Allen & Co. 1862. 2 v. 8049.19

Same. 2d edition. 2 v. in 1. **M 103.21

Idols of the French stage. London. Remington & Co. 1889. 2 v.

2671.104; **T.55.87
Contents. — The wife of Moliére. — Adrienne Lecouvreur. — Mme Favart. —
Sophie Arnould. — Mlle de Camargo. 2. Madeline Guimard. — Mme Dugazon.
— Mlle Clairon. — Mlle Contat. — Mlle Raucourt. — Mme de Saint-Huberty.
— Rachel. — Sarah Bernhardt.
Another copy is on shelf-number *P.10.255.

The life and artistic career of Sims Reeves. London. Tinsley. 1881.
80 pp. Portraits. 4049.85; No. 2 in **M.139.19
The lyrical drama. Essays on subjects, composers & executants of
modern opera. London. Allen & Co. 1881. 2 v.
4046.59; **M.126.22
Personal recollections. London. Cassell & Co., Ltd. 1900. viii,
280 pp. 4047.142; **T.56.251
The prima donna; her history and surroundings from the seven-
teenth to the nineteenth century. London. Remington & Co.

1888, 2 v. 4044.83; **M.371.52
Contents. — 1. Her origin. — Anastasia Robinson and Lavinia Fenton. —
Cuzzoni and Faustina. — Mingotti and Gabrielli. — Sophie Arnould. — Mara.
— Catalani. — Colbran-Rossini. — Pasta. — Sontag. — Malibran. — Grisi.
2. Jenny Lind. — Bosio. — Titiens. — Patti. — Pauline Lucca. — Christine
Nilsson. — Albani. — A flight of prime donne. — Mdlle. Schneider. — The
prima donna and some operatic conventions. — The prima donna as a type.

Edwards, Osman.

Japanese plays and playfellows. With plates by Japanese artists.

London. Heinemann. 1got. viii, (3), 306 pp. Colored plates.
3026.137 ; **T.45.9
Edwards, Sampson, pseud.

A letter to Mr. Woodward, on his triumph over the Inspector [Dr.
John Hill]. By Sampson Edwards, the merry cobbler of the Hay-
Market. London: Printed for C. Corbett. [1752.] 24 pp.

¥*T 57.86
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 12 in **G.3823.12. Woodward’s Letter to
Dr. John Hill may be found on shelf-numbers **T.96.359; No. 2 in **G.3823.15;
No. 10 in *4574-103.

Edwin, John.

Epwin’s Pills to purge melancholy: containing all the songs sung
by Mr. Edwin; with an humourous account of Mrs. Siddons’s first
reception in Dublin. 2d edition. London. 1788. Portrait.

#*T 96.211

Lirgz, The, of Mr. John Edwin. [London. 179-?] 36 pp. Portrait.

**T 58,88

Oxp Croney, An, pseud. The life and adventures of John Edwin,
comedian. Added, the whole collection of his songs, oddities, &c.
London. 1791. E **T 58.89; etc.

WiuiamMs, J. The eccentricities of John Edwin, comedian. Col-
lected from his manuscripts, and enriched with anecdotes. Lon-
don. [1791.] 2 v. **T 57.8; etc.

Edwin, John Prosser.

An appeal to the public, relative to the conduct of William M‘Cready
in the case of the author, John Prosser Edwin, comedian, of the
Theatre-Royal, Newcastle. Newcastle-upon-Tyne. The Author.
1807. 35 pp. **T.57.59

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Edwin, John Prosser. (Continued.)

Candour versus calumny; being an ample refutation of the malig-
nant falsehoods and despicable misrepresentations. lately pub-
lished by the man-ager, William M‘Cready. Written by the man
calling himself John Prosser Edwin, comedian. Newcastle upon
Tyne. The Author. 1807. 28 pp. ¥*T 57.58

Edwin, John Prosser. Works about. .

M‘Creary, W. Facts versus fallacy; or, the true state of the case
between (the mau who calls himself) John Prosser Edwin,
comedian, late of the Theatre-Royal, Newcastle, and William
M‘Cready. Newcastle on Tyne. 1807. ¥*T 56.21

Edwin Forrest Club, New York City.
[Constitution, by-laws, etc.] New York. 1874. 19 pp. Portraits.

#*T 93.19
The Edwin Forrest Club. Founded March 9, 1874. New York.
1874. 23 pp. Portrait. ¥*T 93.14

Edwin Forrest Home, Holmesburg, Pa. .

New York Dramatic Mirror. [Cuttings from the New York
Dramatic Mirror describing the Edwin Forrest Home for retired
actors, with accounts of some of its occupants. New York. 1899?]
Illus. Portraits. *4340.140

Edwin’s Pills to purge melancholy: containing all the songs sung by
Mr. Edwin; with an humourous account of Mrs. Siddons’s first
reception in Dublin, 2d edition, with additions. London: Pub-
lished by William Holland. 1788. v-—viii, 104 pp. Portraits.

#*T 96.211
Effects of the stage on the manners of a people. Hatrpurton, W.
**T 76.103
_ Egan, Pierce, the Elder.

The life of an actor [Peregrine Proteus]. The poetical descriptions
by T. Greenwood. Embellished with 27 characteristic scenes,
etched by Theodore Lane. London. Pickering & Chatto. 1892.
xvi, 257 pp. Illus. Colored plates. 2573-143

Pierce Egan’s Book of sports, and mirror of life: embracing the turf,
the chase, the ring, and the stage. London. Tegg. 1832. iv, 414
pp. Illus. *8005.51

The show folks! With designs on wood, by Theodore Lane, and
engraved by John Thompson. Added, a biographical sketch of the
life of Theodore Lane. London. Arnold. 1831. 50, (1) pp.
Plates. 6579.13; **T.98.56
An account in verse of the experiences of a stage-struck youth. Another copy
is on shelf-number **K.49.26. '

Egerton, John.

Egerton’s Theatrical remembrancer. A complete list of all the
dramatic performances in the English language; their, editions
and the theatres where they were originally performed, an account
of those which are unpublished, to the end of 1787. Added, a
chronological account of events relative to the English stage.
London: Printed for T. and J. Egerton. 1788. vi, (1), 354 pp.

**T 68.4
Corrections to this work, by W. C. Oulton, may be found on shelf-aumbers
*2175.12; **T.67.6. .

Egerton, T. & J., auctioneers.

A catalogue of old quarto plays, including the greatest part of those
printed from the year 1567 to the beginning of the year 1700.
Also, several treatises relating to the stage; and various tracts

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Egerton, T. & J., auctioneers. (Continued.)
on dramatic criticism and biography; which are now selling by
Thomas and John Egerton. [London.] Robson. 1790. 22 pp.
No. 9 in **G.3823.5

A catalogue of the library of John Henderson. The completest
assemblage of English dramatic authors ever exhibited for sale
in this country. Which will be sold by auction on the zoth of
February. [London. 1786.] (2), 71 pp. **T 66.21; etc.

Egerton, William.

Faithful memoirs of the life, amours and performances of Mts Anne
Oldfield. With several other dramatical memoirs. London:
Printed in the year 1731. (3), xi, 212, 21 pp. Portrait. **T.57.221

Eglington, Charles, editor.

Tueatre, The. A monthly review and magazine. [Edited by C.
Eglington from July, 1892-June, 1893.] London. 1877, 97. Hlus.
Portraits. Plates. Plans. eT 25.1

Egotist, The; or, Colley upon Cibber. Being his own picture retouch’d,

* to so plain a likeness, that no one, now, would have the face to
own it, but himself. London, Printed: and sold by W. Lewis.
1743. 78 pp. **T58.160
Signed, C. Cibber. Other copies are on shelf-numbers No. 6 in **G.3823.5;
No. 5 in **G.3824.17.

Egypt. Theatres. .

Kantz, P. E. Zur Geschichte des arabischen Schattentheaters in
Egypten. Leipzig. 1909. 6252.113

Ehrhard, Auguste. See Ehrhard, Marie Joseph Auguste.
Ehrhard, Marie Joseph Auguste.

Une vie de danseuse. Fanny Elssler. Paris. Plon-Nourrit & cie.

1909. (4), 423 pp. Portrait. 4845.85
Eighth commandment, The. Reape, C. 6577.18; etc. °
Eisenberg, Ludwig Julius.

Adolf Sonnenthal. Eine Kiinstlerlaufbahn als Beitrag zur Geschichte
des modernen Burgtheaters. 2. vermehrte Auflage. Mit einem
Vorwort von Ludwig Speidel zur 1. Auflage. Dresden. Pierson.
1900. (5), vi, (1), 476 pp. Portrait. Autograph facsimile.

**T 57.106

Ludwig Ejisenberg’s Grosses biographisches Lexikon der deutschen
Bithne im xix. Jahrhundert. Leipzig. List. 1903. (9), 1180,
(1) pp. Portraits. *2842.41

Elbow room. GILLILAND, T. **T 76.60; etc.
Elderkin, John. —
A brief history of the Lotos Club. New York. Club House. [1895.]
; 166, 57, (1) pp. Portraits. Plates. *A.5334
Electricité, L’, au théatre. Lrrévre, J. *€T 77,141
Elenco alfabetico di tutte le produzioni teatrali contenute nel Florilegio
drammatico, nel Nuovo repertorio e nell’ Emporio di Trieste.
Coll’ aggiunta del Catalogo del Teatro scelto del cav. Paolo
Giacometti, delle Opere drammatiche del cav. Paolo Ferrari, del
Museo drammatico, del Magazzeno teatrale e della Collana di
scelti autori drammatici. Milano. Sanirto. 1863. 72 pp. *6168.15
Eléve, L’, de Garrick. Fiton, P. M. A. *  6698.134; **T.87.41
Eléve, L’, de Melpoméne. B., J. M. **T 97.136
Elias, Solomon Philip.

The law of theater tickets. San Francisco. Hiester. 1905. (5),

43, (4) pp. 3663.96

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Eliot, Charles William, prefacer.
Herts, A. M. The Children’s Educational theatre. New York. 1911.
Portrait. Plates. 5598.186
Elizabeth, Queen of England.
Nicuois, J. The progresses and public processions of Queen
Elizabeth. London. 1823. 3 v. Portraits. Plates. **G.3752.3
Elizabethan playhouse, The. Lawrence, W. J. 4574.172
Elizabethan theatre.
See also Court revels; England. Theatres; London. Theatres.
Apams, J. Q., Jr. Shakespearean playhouses. A history of English
theatres from the beginnings to the Restoration. Boston. [1917.]

Illus. Portraits. Plates. Maps. Plans. 4594.156
AvpricuT, V. E. The Shaksperian stage. New York. 1912. Plates.
Plans. 4558.43
Bropmeter, C. Die Shakespeare-Biihne nach den alten Bihnen-
anweisungen. Weimar. 1904. Plans. 4594-155

Catmour, A. C. Fact and fiction about Shakespeare. With some
account of the playhouses, players and playwrights of his period.
Stratford-on-Avon. [1894.] Portraits. Plates. ¥*T 55.223 etc.

CHamBers, E. K. The stage of the Globe. (/n Shakespeare, William.
Works. Vol. 10, pp. 351-362. Stratford-on-Avon. 1907.) **G.go.7.10

Couns, J. P. Memoirs of the principal actors in the plays of
Shakespeare. London. 1846. **T 55.1303 etc.

CreizenacH, W. M. A. Das englische Drama im Zeitalter Shake-
speares. Teil 1. Halle a. S. 1909. 4874.37.4

- —— Same. The English drama in the age of Shakespeare. Phila-
delphia. [1916.] Plates. 4574.185

Cunnincuam, P., editor. Extracts from the accounts of the Revels

at court, in the reigns of Queen Elizabeth and King James I. Lon-

don. 1842. 4596.56; etc.
Dettus, N. Ueber das englische Theaterwesen zu Shakspere’s Zeit.
Ein Vortrag. Bremen. 1853. No. 1 in **G.3910.9

Dickinson, T. H. Some principles of Shakespeare staging. (Jn
Shakespeare studies. Pp. 125-146. Madison. 1916.) 4593-211
Exze, F. C. Eine Auffithrung im Globus-Theater. Vortrag. Weimar.
1878. 6595.12
EncuisH Cius, Leland Stanford Junior University. The trve historie
of the Knyght of the Burning Pestle. Book of the play as pre-
sented by the English Club; including a compendious discourse
on seeing an Elizabethan play: San Francisco. 1903. Portraits.

Plates. 2559a.109
Freesure, V. O. mene plots in Elizabethan drama. A study in
stage tradition. New York. 1915. 6257.380

GaepertTz, C. T. Zur Kenntnis der altenglischen Bithne nebst andern
Beitragen zur Shakespeare-Litteratur. Bremen. 1888. Plate.

4572.101
GILDERSLEEVE, V. C. Government regulation of the Elizabethan
drama. New York. 1908. 4558.268

Graves, T. S. The Court and the London theatres during the reign
of Elizabeth. A dissertation [University of Chicago]. Menasha.
1913. Plan. 6257.35

HALLIWELL-PHILLIPps, J. O. Outlines of the life of Shakespeare.
London. 1882. Illus. 4590a.110; **T 55.86; etc.

Lawrence, W. J. The Elizabethan playhouse and other studies.
Philadelphia. 1912. Plates. Plan. 4574.172

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Elizabethan theatre. (Continued.) ;

Liz, Sir S. Shakespeare and the Elizabethan playgoer. (Jn An
English miscellany. Presented to Dr. Furnivall. Pp. 235-254.
Oxford. 1901.) *4555.154

Lonpon. Globe theatre. Bankside. Shakespeare’s theatre. Descrip-
tion of the model [of the first Globe Theatre. 1594-1613. Lon-

don? t1901?] 2 photographs. #£G_72,11
Maas, H. Aussere Geschichte der englischen Theatertruppen in dem
Zeitraum von 1559 bis 1642. Louvain. 1907. 2553-129

— Die Kindertruppen: ein Kapitel aus der Geschichte der eng-
lischen Theatergesellschaften in dem Zeitraume von 1559 bis 1642.

Bremen. 1901. 2552.121
Nevenvorrr, B. Die englische Volksbiihne im Zeitalter Shake-
speares nach den Bihnenanweisungen. Berlin. tIgto. 4874.154

Prozriss, C. R. Von den altesten Drucken der Dramen Shakespeares,
und dem Einflusse, den die damaligen Londoner Theater und
ihre Einrichtungen auf diese Dramen ausgetibt haben. Eine
Untersuchung vom literarischen und dramaturgischen Stand-
punkte. Leipzig. 1905. 4579-150

Reyuer, P. Les masques anglais. Etude tur les ballets et la vie de
cour en Angleterre (1512-1640). Paris. 1909. Plans. 4551.122

Reynotps, G. F. Some principles of Elizabethan staging. A dis-
sertation [University of Chicago]. .Chicago. 1905. 2557-136

Rozerts, J. An answer to Mr. Pope’s Preface to Shakespear. In a
letter to a friend. Being a vindication of the old actors who
were the publishers and performers of that author’s plays. Lon*
don. 1729. No. 2 in **G.3944.3

ScHELLING, F. E. Elizabethan drama. 1558-1642. A history of the
drama in England from the accession of Queen Elizabeth to the

 

closing of the theatres. Boston. 1908. 2 v. 2550.144
The Queen’s progress and other Elizabethan sketches. Bos-

ton. 1904. Portraits. Plate. 2556.108
SmaLt, R. A. The stage-quarrel between Ben Jonson and the
so-called poetasters. Breslau. 1899. 4556.25

Sito, W. H. Bacon and Shakespeare. An inquiry touching
players, playhouses, and play-writers in the days of Elizabeth.
London. 1857. 2598.15; **T.58.83; etc.

Stores, C. C. Shakespeare’s environment. London. 1914. 4595.141

Trcc, W. Shakspeare and his contemporaries. With the plots of
his plays, theatres and actors. London. 1879. Portraits. Plates.

2597.38; **T.57.273
Tuornpike, A. H. Shakespeare’s theater. New York. 1016. Illus.
Portraits. Plates. Plans. Diagrams. : 6595.30; etc.

Tomuins, Sir T. E. Three new privy seals for players in the time
of Shakespeare. (/n Shakespeare Society, London. Papers. Vol.

4, PP. 41-49. London. 1849.) * 4596.11.43 etc.
Wattace, C. W. The Children of the Chapel at Blackfriars, 1597-
1603. Lincoln, Neb. 1908. 3595.104.8

——- The evolution of the English drama up to Shakespeare. With
a history of the first Blackfriars theatre. Berlin. 1912. 4593.203
Shakespeare and his London associates, as revealed in recently
discovered documents. Lincoln, Neb. 1910. No. 4 in 3595.104.10
—— Three London theatres of Shakespeare’s time. [Lincoln, Neb.]
1909. No. 4 in *3595.104.9

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Elizabethan theatre. (Continued.)

Wecener, R. Die Bithneneinrichtung des Shakespeareschen Theaters
nach den zeitgendssischen Dramen. Halle a. S. 1907. Illus.
Facsimiles. 4595-178

Werner, O. J. Die Elisabethanische Bithne nach Ben Jonson. 1.
Teil. Inaugural-Dissertation. Halle a/S. [1878.]

No. Io in **G.75.23

Wuearttey, H. B. On a contemporary drawing of the interior of
the Swan theatre, 1596. (Jn New Shakspere Society. [Publica-
tions.] Series I. Part 2, pp. 213-225. London. 1888.)

3 **G_,100.1.1887-g2; etc.
Woo tr, A. H. Shakespeare and the old Southwark playhouses. A

lecture. [London. 1903.] 4599a.167
Wynne, A. The Elizabethan stage. (Jn his The growth of English
drama. Pp. 270-276. Oxford. 1914.) 4579.251

Ellen Percy; or, the memoirs of an actress. [Anon.] See Reynolds,
George William MacArthur.
Ellet, Elizabeth Fries. .

Louis Devrient —a sketch. [New York. 1845.] 164-174 pp.

No. 11 in **G,.3930.13.1

Wilhelmine Schroder Devrient. New York. 1845. 262-266 pp.

No. 18 in **G.3930.13.2
Elleviou, Pierre Jean Baptiste Francois.

ParoissE-Poucin, F. A. A. Figures d’Opéra-comique: Madame

Dugazon, Elleviou, les Gavaudan. Paris. 1875. Portraits.
M.137.2
Elliot, Walter G. |

Ventilation of the Madison Square theatre. New York. 1880. 24 pp.

Illus. Plan. 8098.6
Elliot, W. G., editor.

Amateur clubs & actors. With illustrations by C. M. Newton and
from photographs. London. Arnold. 1898. xv, 320 pp. Por-
traits. Plates. ¥**T 96.141
Contents. — Prologue. By R. J. Lucas. — Introductory. By the editor. — The
Guards’ burlesque. By Captain George Nugent. — The Windsor Strollers. By
B. C. Stephenson. — The Greek play, Oxford. By Philip Carr. — The A. D. C.,
Cambridge. By the editor. — The amateur pantomime and burlesque. By W.
Yardley. — The Greek play, Cambridge. By J. W. Clark. — The O. U. D. S.

, BY Claud Nugent. — Acting at Eton. By F. Tarver. — Amateurs in foreign
parts. By Lieut.-Col. Newnham-Davis. — The Westminster play. By M. L.

Gwyer. — The:Greek plays at Bradfield College. By “Sentinel.” — Country
housc acting’ By Leo Trevor. — The Canterbury “Old Stagers.” By W.
Yardley.

Ellis, John, compiler.

[A collection of cuttings relating to Stratford; with programmes of
performances in aid of the fund for the purchase and preservation
of Shakespeare’s house. Stratford?] 1840. Illus. Portraits.
Plates. : **G,70.27

Ellis, William Ashton, translator.

Wacner, W. R. Letters to Emil Heckel: with a brief history of

the Bayreuth festivals. London. 1899. 4049a.65
Elliston, Robert William.

Catalogue of the remaining household furniture, &c., of R. W. Ellis-
ton. The private and theatrical wardrobe of Mr. Elliston which
will be sold by auction, by Geo. Robins, the 5th of September.
(London. 1831.] 20 pp. **T 66.17

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Elliston, Robert William. (Continued.)

Copy of a memorial presented to the Lord Chamberlain, by the

committee of management of the Theatre-Royal Drury-Lane, and

by the proprietors of the Theatre-Royal Covent-Garden, against

the Olympic and Sans Pareil theatres; with copies of two letters,

in reply by Robert William Elliston. London. Miller. 1818.

(3), viii, 142, (1) pp. **T. 76.128

The Marquis of Hertford was Lord Chamberlain at the time of the controversy.
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 2 in **G.3822.4.1.

Receipts & disbursements. Birmingham seasons. 1815 & 1817.

4 Manuscript. [Birmingham. 1815-17.] Unpaged., **T 77.13
Elliston, Robert William. Works about.

Puito-Dramaticus, pseud. A letter to C. Kemble and R. W. Elliston,

on the present state of the stage. London: 1825. ¥*T 76,122

Raymonp, G. Memoirs of Robert William Elliston, comedian. Illus-

trated by George Cruikshank and “Phiz’ [pseud.]. London.

1844, 45. 2 v. Portrait. Plates. **T 56.216; etc.
Elocution.

Coguetin, B. C. L’art de dife le monologue. Par Coquelin cadet

[et] Coquelin ainé. Paris. 1884. Portraits. **®T 77.150
Dowson, R. F. Hints to speakers and players. New York. 1g1t.

5599.167

Dupont-Vernon, H. L’art de bien dire. 7e édition. Paris. 1897.

. 3598.138

— Diseurs et comédiens. (Suite de L’art de bien dire.) Paris.

1891. ¥*T 77,071

— Principes de diction. Paris. 1882. #8 77,211

Knox, T. Hints to public speakers; intended for young barristers,
students at law, and all others who may wish to improve their
delivery, and attain a just and graceful elocution. London.
1797. **T 78.51

New Tuesrian oracle, The; containing original strictures on oratory
and acting. Anda select collection of all the modern prologues,
and epilogues, spoken at the royal and private theatres. Lon-
don. 1791. Portrait. ¥**T 37.181

Osmun, T. E. Acting and actors, elocution and elocutionists. A
book about theater folk and theater art. New York. 18094. Por-
traits. 3599a.101 ; **T.78.61

READER, The, or reciter: by the assistance of which any person may
teach himself to read or recite English prose with the utmost
elegance and effect. To which are added. instructions for read-
ing plays. London. 1799. #*K 34.6

Riccoponi, L. Réflexions historiques et critiques sur les différens
théatres de l’Europe. Avec les Pensées sur la déclamation. A
Paris, 1738. **T 47.493 etc.

— Same. An historical and critical account of the theatres in
Europe. With An essay on action, or, the art of speaking in

public. London. 1741. ¥*T 46.52
Smituson, D. J. Elocution and the dramatic art. London. 1887.
Portrait. 5596.73; **T.77.65

Sotty, J. R. Acting and the art of speech, at the Paris Conservatoire.
Hints on reading, reciting, acting, and the cure of stammering.

London. 1801. 3599.126
Voice, speech and gesture: a practical handbook to the elocutionary
art. London. 1895. Illus. **M_.218.2; etc.

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Elocution. (Continued.)

Younc spouter, The, being a new collection of prologues and epi-:
logues: or, complete theatrical remembrancer, and key to
theatrical knowledge. ‘Prefixed, an introduction, including rules
to be observed in theatrical representation and public speaking.
London. [18—?] Plate. #*T 37,187

Elsa. Gray, E. D. McQ. ¥*T 87.12
Elssler, Fanny.

The letters and journal of Fanny Ellsler [sic]. Written before and
after her operatic campaign in the United States. Including her
letters from New York, London, Paris, Havana, etc., etc. New
York. Daggers. 1845. 65 pp. 4845.19; **M.453.89

Elssler, Fanny. Works about.
Corrin, R. F. La déesse, an Elssler-atic romance. [A poem.] New

York. 1841. **T 87.97; etc.
Eurnarp, M. J. A. Une vie de danseuse. Fanny Elssler. Paris.
1909. Portrait. 4845.85

Memoir of Fanny Elssler: with anecdotes of her public and private
life! From her childhood to the present time. Boston. 1840.
Portrait. ¥*T 57.67

Prnvar, P. A short and correct sketch of Mad’ ile Fanny Elssler.
Philadelphia. [1841.] 7 No. 3 in **G.3822.4.2

Ricumonp, J. C. No Slur, Else-Slur: a dancing poem. or satyr: by
Nobody [pseud.]. New York. 1840. 4507.126

Elwart, Antoine Amable Elie.

Duprez: sa vie artistique. Avec une biographie de son maitre,
Alexandre Choron. Paris. Magen. 1838. (3), vii, 219 pp. Por-
traits. No. 1 in **M.129a.33

Ely, James T.

Hartrietp, R. M. The theater: its character and influence. An
address. Delivered at the Clark Street Methodist Episcopal
Church of Chicago, December 11, 1865. (Reported by James T.
Ely.) Chicago. 1866. **T 76.125

Elze, Carl. See Elze, Friedrich Carl.

Elze, Friedrich Carl.
Eine Auffithrung im Globus-Theater. Vortrag bei der 14. Jahres-
versammlung der Deutschen Shakespeare-Gesellschaft zu Weimar.
Weimar. Huschke. 1878. 32 pp. 6595.12

A description of an imaginary performance in the old Globe Theatre, of Shake-
speare’s time.

Emerson, Charles Wesley.
Physical culture. 2d edition. Boston. Emerson College of Oratory.

[1891.] xiv, 154 pp. Portrait. Plates.  3592.108
Same. 3d edition. Emerson College of Oratory Publishing Depart-
inent. ‘ **T 96.233
Same. 7th edition. Autograph facsimile. 3592.158

Emerson, Ellen Russell.
Masks, heads, and faces. With some considerations respecting the
rise and development of art. Boston. Houghton, Mifflin & Co.
1891. (2), xxvi, (1), 312 pp. Illus. Plates. 2236.103
Same. London. Black. 1892. **T 96.291
Eminent actors.
ArcHer, W. William Charles Macready. London. 1890.
2546.100; **T.57.2

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Eminent actors. (Continued.) ,
Lows, R. W. Thomas Betterton. London. 1891. 2546.115; **T.57.201
Parry, E. A. Charles Macklin. New York. 18o1. **T 57.3; etc.

Eminent actors in their homes. Hamm, M. A. **T57.250
Eminent women series.
Kennarp, N. H. Mrs. Siddons. London. 1887. 2550b.82
—— Rachel. London. 188s. ¥#*®T 57.338

Emmanuel, Maurice.

The antique Greek dance after sculptured and pdinted figures.
Translated [from the French] by Harriet Jean Beauley. With
drawings by A. Collombar and the author. New York. John
Lane Co. 1916. xxviii, 304 pp. Illus. Plates. Plans. 4040a.166
Discussses also the modern ballet in its relation to the Greek dance.

Employment bureaus.
Germain, A. Les dessous du théatre. Les agences dramatiques et
lyriques. Paris. 1891. **T 77,90
Encore annual, The. 1894. Edited by Edward Lawrance and Charles

Douglas Stuart. London. [1894.] 52 pp. Portraits. **T.93.15
Enfant, L’, du trou du souffleur. Braurort p’AuBErvAL, A. A. **T.87.40
Enfants-sans-Souci. s

Fasre, L. A. Les clercs du Palais. Recherches historiques sur les
Bazoches des Parlements & les sociétés dramatiques des Bazo-
chiens & des Enfants-sans-Souci. Lyon. 1875. Illus. Plate.

**T 76.50
Engel, G. G. See Engel, Johann Jakob.
Engel, Johann Jakob.
Ideen zu einer Mimik. Berlin. Mylius. 1804. 2 v. in 1. Plates.
2904.17

Same. Idées sur la geste et l’action théatrale. Suivies d’une lettre
sur la peinture musicale. Le tout tradtiit de l’allemand. A Paris,
chez H. J. Jansen et comp., l’an troisiéme de la République
francoise. [1795.] 2v. Plates. ¥*T 97.5

Same. Lettere intorno alla mimica. Versione dal tedesco. Aggiun-
tovi i capitoli sei sull’ arte rappresentativa di L. Riccoboni.
Milano. Pirotta. 1818, 19. 2 v. in 1. Plates. **T 76.136

Same. Practical illustrations of rhetorical gesture and action:
adapted to the English drama: from a work on the subject by M.
Engel. By Henry Siddons. London. Phillips. 1807. iv, 387,

(23) pp. Plates. **T 76.193
Same. 2d edition, improved. Sherwood, Neely, & Jones. 1822. viii,
393, (15) pp. Illus. 5594.61; **T.76.18

Engerth, Eduard, Ritter von.

Zwischenbilder zu Figaro’s Hochzeit. Wandgemalde im K. k. Opern-
hause zu Wien. Miinchen. Bruckmann. [188-?] 17 photographs
in a portfolio. Size, 27% x 434 and 47% X 8% inches, trimmed.
Silver prints. . *EM 430.16

England. Revels Office.

See also Court revels.

Cuampers, E. K. Notes on the history of the Revels Office under
the Tudors. London. 1906. 2552.35

Feurtierat, A. Le bureau des menus-plaisirs (office of the Revels)
et la mise en scéne a la cour d’Elizabeth. Louvain. 1910.

2552.21
FEUILLERAT, A,, editor. Documents relating to the Office of the Revels
in the time of Queen Elizabeth. Louvain. 1908. *2550.90

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England. Revels Office. (Continued.)

— Documents relating to the revels at court in the time of King
Edward VI. and Queen Mary. (The Loseley Manuscripts.) Lou-
vain. 1914. . *2550.107

Hersert, Sir H. The dramatic records of Sir Henry Herbert, Master
of the Revels, 1623-1673. Edited by Joseph Quincy Adams. New
Haven. 1917. Portrait. *2552.215

England. Theatres.

See also Actors abroad; Court revels; Censorship of the stage;

_ Elizabethan theatre; London. Theatres.

A Beckett, A. W. Green-room recollections. Bristol. [1896.]

; **T.77.96

A Beckett, G. A. The quizziology of the British drama. Com-
prising I—Stage passions. II—Stage characters. III.—Stage
plays. London. 1846. Illus. #*T 48.3

Apams, W. H. D. The Merry Monarch; or, England under Charles
II. Its art, literature, and society. London. 1885. 2 v.

: 2570.23; **T.56.228

ANIMaDvERSIONS on Mr. Congreve’s late answer to Mr. Collier. In
a dialogue and some offers towards new-modeling the stage.
London. 1608. No. 12 in **G.3821.5

ArcHer, F. An actor’s notebooks. Being some memories, friend-
ships, criticisms and experiences. London. 1913. Portraits.

. Plates. **T 46.55
ARCHER, W., and H. G. Barker. Scheme & estimates for a national
theatre. New York. 1908. 6252.73

B., G. S. A study of the prologue and epilogue in English literature
from Shakespeare to Dryden. London. 1884. 2553.69; **T.47.48
Barker, J. The drama,recorded. Added, Notitia dramatica, or, a
chronological account of events relative to the English stage.

London. 1814. **'T' 67.2; etc.
Barnes, J. H. Essays on the current drama. London. gio.

#*T 46.58

— Forty years on the stage, Others (principally) and myself,

New York. 1915. Portraits. 4545.169
Bratz, T. W. The enterprising impresario. London. 1867.

**M..146.26

Beprorp, A. A serious remonstrance in behalf of the Christian
religion, against the horrid blasphemies and impieties which are
still used in the English play-houses. London. 1719. **G.3821.18

Brau, H. Some more notes on the stage, and its influence on the
education of the masses, players, and playgoers. Read at a
meeting of the members of the Society of Science, Letters, and
Art. London. [1885.] ¥*T 48.11

Boapen, J. Memoirs of the life of John Philip Kemble. Including
a history of the stage from the time of Garrick to the present
period. London. 1825. 2v. Portrait. 6540a.62; **T.56.242; etc.

Borsa, M. The English stage of to-day. London. 1908.

2556.1423 **T.46.14

Cuampers, E. K. A jotting-by John Aubrey. Two early player lists.
Commissions for the Chapel. Plays of the King’s Men in 1641.
Manuscript facsimiles. (Jn Malone Society. Collections. Vol. 1,
parts 4 and 5, pp. 341-369. [Oxford.] 1911.): **G.q077.15.1.Part 4,5

— The stage of the Globe, (Jn Shakespeare, William, Works.
Vol. 10, pp. 351-362. Stratford-on-Avon. 1907.) **#G.90.7.10

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Cueney, S. The new movement in the theatre. New York. 1914.
Plates. 6257.87
Cuetwoop, W. R. The British theatre. Prefixed, a short view of the
rise and progress of the English stage. Dublin. 1750. **T.68.5
Same. London. 1752. _ **G,_3923.8
Crpper, T. Cibber’s Two dissertations on the theatres. With an
appendix. The whole containing a general view of the stage,
from the earliest times. With anecdotes relative to the English
theatres. London. [1756.] **T 76.134; etc.
Coxe, J. W. The life and theatrical times of Charles Kean. Includ-
ing a summary of the English stage for the last fifty years, and
a detailed account of the management of the Princess’s Theatre,

 

from 1850-1859. London. 1859. 2 v. 6543.30; **T.56.281
Coteman, J. Fifty years of an actor’s life. New York. 1904. 2 v.
Portraits. 4544-190
[Coxxection of play bills of English theatres, chiefly those of Lon-
don. 1718-1825; 1825-1864.] 2 v. **G_,50.30

Couuier, J. P. The history of English dramatic poetry to the time
of Shakespeare; and annals of the stage to the Restoration. Lon-
don. 1831. 3 Vv. ¥**T 47.93; etc.

The performance of early dramas by parish clerks and players
in churches. (Jn Shakespeare Society, London. Papers. Vol. 3,
pp. 40-47. London. 1847.) *4596.11.3; etc.

—— Players and dramatic performances in the reign of Edward IV.
(In Shakespeare Society, London. Papers. Vol. 2, pp. 87-01.
London. 1845.) *4596.11.2; etc.

Cotman, G., the Younger, editor. Posthumous letters, from various
celebrated men; addressed to Francis Colman, and George Col-
man, the Elder: with annotations, amd occasional remarks, by
George Colman, the Younger. London. 1820. **T 53.7

Coox, E. D. A book of the play: studies and illustrations of histrionic
story, life, and character. London. 1876. 2 v. 2476.56; **T.77.81

— Nights at the play. A view of the English stage. London.

 

1883. 2 v. 2475-553 **T.47.50
— On the stage. Studies of theatrical history and the actor’s art.
London. 1883. 2 v. Portrait. 2476.67; **T.77.84

Corin, pseud. The truth about the stage. London. 1885. **T.78.19
CuMBERLAND, R. Rise and progress of the English stage. (Jn The
British drama. Vol. 9, pp. iii-xliv. London. 1817.) **G.3965.2.9
Daniet, G. Merrie England in the olden time. Her gambol, songs,
and flashes of merriment, with the humours of her ancient court
fools, Will Summers, Dick Tarlton, and Archibald Armstrong.
[London. 1839.] No. Io in **G,3822.1
‘Després, J. B. D., editor. Mémoires sur Garrick et sur Macklin,
traduits de l’anglais; précédés d’une histoire abrégée du théatre

 

anglais. Paris. 1822. **T 56.3; etc.
Dizpix, C. A complete history of the stage. London. [1800.] 5 v.
i **T 76.132

The musical tour of Mr. Dibdin; in which he finished his
career as a public character. Sheffield. 1788. **M.121.1

Dovstey, R. The rise and progress of the English theatre, from
its earliest beginning, to the death of King Charles the First.
[London. 1825.] . No. 3 in **G.3823.11

Donnz, W. B. Essays on the drama. London. 1858. 2609.6; etc.

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England. Theatres. (Continued.)

Doran, J. “Their Majesties’ servants.” Annals of the English
stage from Thomas Betterton to Edmund Kean. Actors —
authors—audiences. London. 1864. 2v. Portraits. 4572.97; etc.

Dramatic souvenir, The. See Literary and graphical illustrations.

DraMaticus, | pseud. The profits of old actors. (Jn Shakespeare
Society, Lonton. Papers. Vol. 1, pp. 21-23. London. 1844.)

*4596.11.1; etc.

— The stage as it is. London. 1847. 6257.59; **T.78.76

Eocan, P., the Elder. Pierce Egan’s Book of sports, and mirror of
life: embracing the turf, the chase, the ring, and the stage, inter-
spersed with original memoirs of sporting men, etc. London.
1832. Illus. *8005.51

Exuiot, W. G., editor. Amateur clubs & actors. With illustrations
by C. M. Newton and from photographs. London. 1898. Por-
traits. Plates. **T 96.141

EnciiscHe Studien. Leipzig [etc.]. 1877-1015. 48 v. in 40. *2487.62

Essay, An, upon the present state of the theatre in France, England
and Italy. With reflections upon dramatic poetry in general,
and the characters of the principal authors and performers of

those nations. London. 1760. ~ No. 2 in **G,3823.7
Fiton, P. M. A. Le théatre anglais. Hier —aujourd’ hui — demain.
Paris. 1896. 2559.82

—— Same. The English stage: being an account of the Victorian
drama. Translated from the French by Frederic Whyte with.an
introduction by Henry Arthur Jones. London. 1897. ;

4574-32; **T 46.1

Firzceratp, P. H. Music-Hall land. An account of the natives,
male and female, pastimes, songs, antics, and general oddities
of that strange country. London. [1890.] Illus. **'T 96.199

— A new history of the English stage from the Restoration to the
liberty of the theatres, in connection with the patent houses. Lon-
don. 1882. 2 v. 2450.54; **T.76.15

— Principles of comedy and dramatic effect. London. 1870.

2477-52 5**T.75.56

—— The romance of the English stage. London. 1874. .2 v.

2572.55; **T.56.213; etc.

Fiecxnog, R. A short discourse of the English stage. 1664. (In

Spingarn, J. E., editor. Critical essays of the seventeenth century.

Vol. 2, pp. 91-96. Oxford. 1908.) 2559a.232.2
Foute, H. A companion to the theatres; and manual of the British
drama. London. 1829. Plate. **T 79.30; etc.

Gaytey, C. M. Plays of our forefathers, and some of the traditions
upon which they were founded. New York. 1907. Plates. 2571.114
Genzst, J. Some account of the English stage, from the Restora-
tion in 1660 to 1830. Bath. 1832. Io v. ¥**T 75.45; etc.
GENTLEMAN, F. The modish wife. A comedy, to which-is prefixed
a summary view of the stage. London. [1775.]
No. 3 in **G.3823.19
Gittitanp, T. The dramatic mirror: containing the history of the
stage to the present time, a biographical and critical account of
all the dramatic writers from 1660; and of the most distinguished
performers from the days of Shakespeare to 1807: and a history
of the country theatres in England, Ireland, and Scotland. Lon-
don. 1808. 2 v. Portraits. Plates. **T 77.138; etc.

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Gorpg, C. A. G. The stranger in England. With criticisms on the
stage. London. 1807. 3 v. Plate. 6579a.71; **T.98.101
Great Britain. Acts and laws. A declaration of the Lords and
Commons assembled in Parliament, for the appeasing and quiet-
ing of all unlawful tumults and insurrections. Also an ordinance
of both Houses, for the suppression of stage-playes. Septemb. 3.
London. 1642. j No. 2 in 4575.100
Great Britarn. Parliament. Reports. Report from the select com-
mittee on dramatic literature: with the minutes of evidence.
{London. 1832.] Plans. **G,_3830.1; **T.71.8
Great Britain. Privy Council. Dramatic records from the Privy
Council Register, 1603-1642. (In Malone Society. Collections.

Vol. 1, parts 4 and 5, pp. 370-395. [Oxford.] 1911.)
**G.4077.15.1.Parts 4,5
Great Britain. Public Record Office. Royal patents for players. (Jn
Malone Society. Collections. Vol. 1, part 3, pp. 260-284. [Ox-
ford.] 1909.) **G,4077.15.1.Part 3
Grein, J. T. Dramatic criticism. London. 1899. 2552.30; **T.47.40
Hankin, St. J. E. C. Puritanism and the English stage. — How to

run an art theatre for London. — The need for an endowed
theatre in London. (Jn his Dramatic works. Vol. 3, pp. 131-148,
171-179, 203-221. London. 1912.) 4579a.320.3

Hastines, C. The theatre: its development in France and England,
and a history of its Greek and Latin origins. With an introductory

 

letter from Victorien Sardou. London. 1901. 4676.109
Same. 1902. **T 46.16
Hazuitt, W. Criticisms and dramatic essays of the English stage.
London. 1851. ¥**T 48.7; etc.
—— A view of the English stage; or, a series of dramatic criticisms.
London. 1818. 2555-19; **G.3922.14
Henstowg, P. The diary of Philip Henslowe, from 1591 to 1609.
London. 1845. 4596.46; etc.

HENSLOWE papers, being documents supplementary to Henslowe’s
Diary, edited by Walter W. Greg. London. 1907. **G.3927.39
Herz, E. Englische Schauspieler und englisches Schauspiel zur
Zeit Shakespeares in Deutschland. Hamburg. 1903. 6872.60
Heywoop, T. An apology for actors. Containing three brief treatises.
1, Their antiquity. 2. Their ancient dignity. 3. The true use

of their quality. London. 1612. **G,.177.10; etc.
Howe, P. P. Dramatic portraits. New York. 1913. 4579-246
—— The Repertory theatre. A record & a criticism. New York.
IgII. 6252.87
Irvine, Sir H. The theatre in its relation to the state. Boston.
[1898.] Portrait. 2553-273 **T.77.178
Irvinc, H. B. Occasional papers, dramatic and historical. Boston.
1907. 2552.37
Jewett, I. A. Prize essay. A brief history and defence of the
drama. [Cincinnati. 183-?] **K 48.18

Jones, H. A. Municipal and repertory theatres: a lecture delivered
to the Sheffield Playgoers’ Society, September 29th. London.
1913. **T 76.186

—— The renascence of the English drama. Essays, lectures, and
fragments relating to the modern English stage, written and de-
livered in the years 1883-94. London. 1895. **T 47.43

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England. Theatres. (Continued.)

Jones, S. The actor and his art. Some considerations of the present

condition of the stage. London. 1899. **T 77,214
Kemsies, The: ... By Percy Fitzgerald. [A review. London.
1872.] No. to in **G,62.5

KenpaLt, M. The drama. A paper read at the congress of the
National Association for the Promotion of Social Science,

Birmingham. London. [1884.] Portrait. **T 98.57
Lacesy, A. The stage struggles of a bad actor. Edinburgh. [1904.]
**T 58.124

Lanspowne Manuscripts. Dramatic records from the Lansdowne
Manuscripts. Manuscript facsimile. (Jn Malone Society. Col-
lections. Vol. 1, part 2, pp. 143-215. [Oxford.] 1908.)

Be ¥*€G.4077.15.1.Part 2

Lawrence, W. J. The Elizabethan playhouse and other studies.
Philadelphia. 1912. Plates. Plan. © 4574-172

LazarovicH-HresBetianovicnH, E., Princess. Pleasures and palaces.
The memoirs of Princess Lazarovich-Hrebelianovich (Eleanor

Calhoun). New York. 1915. Portraits. Plates. 6252.119
Leacu, A. F. Some English plays and players, 1220-1548. (Jn An
English miscellany. Presented to Dr. Furnivall . Pp. 205-
234. Oxford. 1901.) ¥4555.154
Lez, H. Memoirs of a manager; or, life’s stage with new scenery.
Taunton. 1830. 2 v. in 1. **T 57.344

Lemoine, H. Authentic account of the fire which reduced that ex-
tensive building of the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane, to a pile of
ruins, on the 24th of February, 1809; to which is added, a chrono-
logical list of all the places of public amusement destroyed by fire,
in England. London. [1809.] Plate. No. 11 in **G.3823.4.2

Literary and graphical illustrations of Shakspeare, and the British
drama: comprising an historical view of the origin and improve-
ment of the English stage, and a series of critical and descriptive
notices of celebrated tragedies, comedies, operas, and farces.
London. 1831. Illus. Plate. *6595.62; etc.

Same. Dramatic souvenir, The. Literary and graphical illus-
trations of Shakespeare and other English dramatists. London.
1833. Illus. Plates. ¥*T 47.42

Lynn, N. The Thespian papers, being a series of humorous essays
on subjects of professional and amateur dramatic interest. Lon-

 

don. 1887. **T 97.264
McArer, H. F. Pepys on the Restoration stage. New Haven. 1916.
Portraits. Plates. 4574-191

Matong, E. An historical account of the rise and progress of the
English stage, and of the economy and usages of our ancient
theatres. [With additions by G. Steevens.] (Jn Shakespeare,
William. Plays. Vol. 3. Basil. ™M-pcc.1c.) 6602.18; etc.

Martin, Sir T. Essays on the drama. London. 1874. ¥*T 76.53

Mourpenuy, A. Vie de David Garrick, suivie de deux lettres de
Noverre a Voltaire sur ce célébre acteur, et de l’histoire abrégée
du théatre anglais, depuis son origine jusqu’éa la fin du xvizze

siécle. Paris. An IX. [1800/o1.] Portrait. **T 58.90
Murray, J. T. English dramatic companies, 1558-1642. Boston.
1910. 2v. Map. Tables. 4574-171

New MIsceLiany, A, for the year 1737. Containing 1. The vision of
the golden rump. II. A dissertation upon kicking. III. The Lord

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Cc d’s speech against the play-bill, in the House of Peers.
Iv. Cc Cc r’s letter to the Craftsman, upon the bill for
restraining the stage. London. 1737. No. 1 in **G,3823.15
New theatrical dictionary, A, containing an account of all the
dramatic pieces. Added, an alphabetical catalogue of dramatic
writers and a short sketch of the English stage. London. 1792.

 

 

**T 68.1
OLp pLaycorr, An, pseud. Desultory thoughts on the national drama,
past and present. London. 1850. **T 96.204; etc.

Outver, D. E. The English stage. Its origins and modern develop-
ments. A critical and historical study. London. [1912.]

4579-241

Pater, J. L. The future of the theatre. London. 1913.  4579.245

Parsons, F. M. Garrick and his circle. New York. 1906. Portraits.

Plates. 4544.22
Paterson, P. The confessions of a strolling player; or three years’
experience in theatres rural. London. 1852. ¥*T 57.442

 

Same. Glimpses of real life as seen in the theatrical world
and in Bohemia. The confessions of Peter Paterson, a strolling
comedian. Edinburgh. 1864. 2576.174; **T.57.152

Pearce, C. E. The jolly duchess. Harriot Mellon, afterwards Mrs.
Coutts and the Duchess of St. Albans. A sixty years’ gossipping
record of the stage and society (1777 to 1837). New York.
{r915.] Portraits. Plates. 2548.85

PLayHousE pocket-companion, The, or theatrical vade-mecum: con-
taining, 1. A catalogue of all the dramatic authors who have
written for the English stage. 11. A catalogue of anonymous
pieces, 11. An index of plays and authors. Prefixed, a critical
history of the English stage. London. 1779. **T 47.101; etc.

Present state, The, of the stage in Great Britain and Ireland. And
the theatrical characters of the principal performers, in both
kingdoms, impartially considered. London. 1753.

#*T 77,151; etc.

PurnELit, T. Dramatists of the present day. London. 1871.

2479.52; **T.47.14

Raymonp, R. G., compiler. Sketches from the footlights. (Jn Gore,

C. G. F.,. alleged author. Richelieu; or, the broken heart. London.

1876.) No. 2 in **T 97.304
Recorps of a stage veteran. Parts 3, 4,6. January, March, September,
1835. [London. 1835.] No. 10 in **G,_3822.3

Reve, L. T. The road to the stage; with a list of the provincial
theatres. Added, a list of the London theatres, an account of
the Dramatic Authors’ Society. London. 1835. Portrait.

¥#*T 79.10

Review, A, of the present state of the British theatre, on [or]

useful hints to Mr. Pitt, on taxation. [A satire in verse.] Lon-

don. [1795?] No. 8 in **G.3820.11
Roacu, J. Roach’s New and complete history of the stage, from its
origin to its present state. London. 1796. Plate. **T 78.70

Rosins, E. Echoes of the playhouse. Reminiscences of some past
glories of the English stage. New York. 1895. Portraits. Plate.

‘ : 4575-1573 **T.57.81

Ruut, A. B. Second nights. People and ideas of the theatre to-day.
New York. 1914. 6257.112

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England. Theatres. (Continued.)
ScuHetiinc, F. E. The Queen’s progress and other Elizabethan

sketches. Boston. 1904. Portraits. Plate. 2556.108
Scott, C,W. The drama of yesterday & today. London. 1899. 2 v.
Portraits. 4557-164; **T.76.12
Simpson, J. B. Literary and dramatic sketches. Glasgow. 1872.
**T 97.117

SKELTON, Sir J. Early English life in the drama. fEdinburgh. 1857.]
No. 9 in **G.3822.1; etc.

SmituH, W. H. Bacon and Shakespeare. An inquiry touching
players, playhouses, and play-writers in the days of Elizabeth.
London. 1857. **T 58.83; etc.
Spectator, A, pseud. The music hall. London. 1880. **T 96.200
Stace, The, acquitted. Being a full answer to Mr. Collier and the
other enemies of the drama. With a vindication of King Charles
the martyr, and the clergy of the Church of England, from the
abuses of a scurrilous book, called, The stage condemned. Lon-
don. 1699. : #* G_3821.9
Stace, The, condemn’d and the encouragement given to the immorali-
ties and profaneness of the theatre, by the English schools,
universities and pulpits, censur’d. King Charles I. Sundays mask
and declaration for sports and pastimes on the Sabbath, largely
related and animadverted upon. The arguments of all the authors
that have writ in defence of the stage against Mr. Collier, con-
sider’d. London. 1698. No. 1 in **G,3823.20
-Stant, E. L. Das englische Theater im 19. Jahrhundert. Seine
Bihnenkunst und Literatur. Munchen. 1914. Portraits. Plates.
3565.29.5

State of the British stage. [London. 1834.] No. 23 in **G.3822.3
Stern, A. E. Der Untergang des altenglischen Theaters. (Jn His-
torisches Taschenbuch. Jahrgang 46, pp. 155-209. Leipzig. 1876.)

¥2300.1.46
Stoppart, J. H. Recollections of a player. New York. 1902. Por-
traits. * 4343-239; **T.56.246
Taytor, T. The theatre in England. Some of its shortcomings
and possibilities. London. 1871. ¥**T.95.36
Tuompson, E. N.S. The controversy between the Puritans and the
stage... Yale University. New York. 1903. 4583.148
Tuomson, C. The autobiography of an artisan. London. 1847.
**T 57.281

Tieck, J. L. Dramaturgische Blatter. Nebst einem Anhange nach
ungedruckter Aufsatze tiber das deutsche Theater und Berichten
liber die englische Bithne geschrieben auf einer Reise im Jahre
1817. Breslau. 1826-1852. 3 v. 2908.3

Tomxtns, F. G. The past and present state of dramatic art and
literature; addressed to authors, actors, managers, and the
admirers of the old English drama. London. 1839. .

¥**T 46.47; etc.

Tree, Siy H. B. Some interesting fallacies of the modern stage. An
address to the Playgoers’ Club, 6th December 1891. London.
1892. **T 47.73

Trip, A, to Parnassus; or, the judgment of Apollo on dramatic
authors and performers. A poem. London. 1788, **T 93.6

Tweepiz, E. B. Behind the footlights. London. 1904. Portraits. °
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VanneNnHorr, G. Leaves from an actor’s note-book; with remi-
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land and America. New York. 1860. 4398.135; **T.57.77; etc.

— Same. Dramatic reminiscences; or actors and actresses in
England and America. Edited, with preface, by Henry Seymour

Carleton. London. 1860. **T 57.14
Vincke, C. F. G., Freiherr von. Gesammelte Aufsatze zur Bithnen-
geschichte. Hamburg. 1893. 6872.48

Watopron, F. G., compiler. The ancient and modern miscellany; or,
Shaksperean museum: containing a re-publication of scarce and
valuable tracts; biographical anecdotes of theatrical performers.
London. 1704. ¥*#G_3917.17

—— The Shakspearean miscellany: containing a collection of scarce
and valuable tracts; biographical anecdotes of theatrical per-
formers; with portraits of ancient and modern actors. A concise
history of the early English stage. London. 1802. 2595.2; etc.

Wuyte, F. Actors of the century. A play-lover’s gleanings from
theatrical annals. London. 1808. Portraits. 2570.45; **T.53.8

Wuvyte, S. The theatre: a didactic essay. Including an idea of the
character of Jane Shore, as performed by a young lady in a
private play, etc. Dublin. 1790. No. 3 in **G.3824.6

Witson, J. D. The Puritan attack upon the stage. (Jn Cambridge
history of English literature. Vol. 6, pp. 421-558. New York.
1910.) 4551.118.6

Winston, J. .The theatric tourist; being a genuine collection of
correct views, with brief and authentic historical accounts of all
the principal provincial theatres in the United Kingdom. London.
1805. Plates. ¥*T 72.5,

Wricut, J. A dialogue on plays and players. (Jn Dodsley, Robert.
A select collection of old plays. Vol. 11, pp. i-xxxvi. London.
1744.) **G_3965.1.115 etc.

—— Historia histrionica: an historical account of the English stage.
London. 1699. (Jn Dodsley, Robert, editor. A select collection
of old plays. Vol. 1, pp. cxxxix-clxix. London. 1825.)

, 2588.1.1; etc.

— The second generation of English professional actors, 1625—
1670. (Jn Arber, Edward, editor. An English garner. Vol. 2, pp.
272-282. London. 1879.) *4557.62.2

—— The stage in England. 1625-1670. (From Wright’s ‘Historia
histrionica.”) (Jn Geier, J. Thespis on tryal. Pp. 13-29. Edin-

; burgh. 1887.) **T 96.320; etc.

Englische Studien. Organ fiir englische Philologie. Gegriindet von
Eugen Kélbing. Herausgegeben von Johannes Hoops. Band
1-48. Leipzig [etc.]. Reisland [etc.]. 1877-1915. 48 v. in 40.

: . ¥*2487.62
In German and English. Contains numerous papers relating to the drama and
theatre in Great Britain.

Same. Generalregister zur Band 1-25, zusammengestellt von Arthur

* Koelbing. Leipzig. Reisland. 1902. (3), 244 pp. ¥*2487.63
English analyses of the French plays represented at the Gaiety Theatre,
London, June and July, 1879, by the Comédie Francaise. Reprinted

from the “London Figaro.” London. “Figaro” office. [1870.]

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English Club, Leland Stanford Junior University.

The trve historie of the Knyght of the Bvrning Pestle by Francis
Beavmont and Iohn Fletcher; first plaied abovt the year of ovr
Lord, 1610. Booke of the play as presented by the English Clvb
of the Stanford University; including a compendiovs discourse
on seeing an Elizabethan play, and a notable accovnt of how a
young gallant shovld behave himselfe in a play-house, reprinted
from the Gvlls horne-book by T. Deckar. San Francisco, Cali-
fornia. Printed for Paul Elder and Morgan Shepard. 1903. (2),

58, (1) pp. Portraits. Plates. Decorations. Music. 2559a.109
Edited by R. M. Alden.

English gentleman, An, pseud.
Memoirs of the public and private life of Madame Vestris. New

York. [1838.] 48 pp. No. 4a in **G.3822.4.2
English miracle plays arid moralities. Moors, E. H. 2552.39
English moralities, The, from the point ‘of view of allegory. MACKENZIE,

W. R. 4579-237
English Roscius, The. See Betty, William Henry West.

English stage, The, of to-day. Borsa, M. 2556.142; **T.46.14

Englishman, An, pseud.
The groans of Great-Britain. With a table of the contents. In-
scribed to all true Britons. London: Printed for the editor, and

sold by M. Cooper. 1753. (1), 108 pp. **T 96.156
Enigma, The, of the 19th century. BursHop, W. I. 7600.27
Enterprising impresario, The. Bratz, T. W. **M 146.26

Entr’acte Annual, The. 1873, 74, 76, 78-09. Compiled by W. H. Combes.
Illustrated by Alfred Bryan.. London. 1873-09. 25 v. in 6. Illus.

Portraits.. Plates. ¥*T 25.5
In 1873, 74 the title was: The Entr’acte Almanack and Theatrical & Music Hall
Annual; in 1876, 78, 79 it was: The Entr’acte & Limelight Almanack.

Entre cour et jardin. Foucuer, P. H. **T.47.4
Entre deux spectacles. BELLANGER, J. ¥*T 77.98
Entre les frises et la rampe. Daupet, A. 2679a.118; **T.89.5
Entrée de clowns. CHAmpsaur, F. **T 87.45

Eritsch, A, editor.
DeutscHer Bithnen-Almanach. Jahrgang 38. Berlin. 1874. Por-

; trait. **T 29.6
Envers, L’, du théatre. Movynert, J. ¥**T 77,137
Epaves. Descomass, J. C. F. M. **T 96.174
Ephéméres M’as-tu-vu, Les. France, L. **T 87.39

Ephesus. Theatres.
Hevervey, R., and others. Das Theater in Ephesos. Bearbeitet von
R. Heberdey, G. Niemann, W. Wilberg. [Wien. 1912.] Illus.
Plates. Plans. *Cab.30.39.6.2
Epidaurus. Theatre of Polyclitus.
Dumon, K. Le theatre de Polycléte. Reconstruction d’aprés un
module par K. Dumon. Paris. 1889. Plates. - *2970.63
Epilogue. .
B., G. S. A study of the prologue and epilogue in English litera-
ture from Shakespeare to Dryden. London. 1884.
2553.69; **T.47.48
Scuoot, The, of Roscius, or theatrical orator. Containing a select
collection of all the modern prologues & epilogues, spoken at the
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Epinay, Louise Florence Pétronille de Tardieu d’Esclavelles de la
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L’amitié de deux jolies femmes. [Roman.] Suivie de Un réve de
Mademoiselle Clairon. Publiés par Maurice Tourneux. Eau-forte
par Ad. Lalauze. Paris. Librairie des bibliophiles. 1885. (3),
viii, 60, (3) pp. Plate. [Les chefs-d’ceuvre inconnus.] **T 98.39
Epis et bleuets. Lecouvé, G. J. B. E. W. 2672.146
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Thomas, Baron de. i
Epoques, Les, du théatre francais. Brunetrire, M. F. 2694.93; **T.47.76
Epstein, Max.
Theater und Volkswirtschaft. Berlin. Simion. 1914. 32 pp. [Volks-
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Era, The. [Weekly.] Vol. 31 (no. 1571), 33 (no. 1700-1720) — 78, 80, 81.
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{London.] 1868-1918. 47 v. and unbound parts. Illus. Por-.
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Relates to music and drama, particularly in England. Edited, before 1872, by
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Era Almanack and Annual, The. [London. 1868-1913.] 46 v. in 15.
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Erdmann, Gustav Adolf.

Die Lutherfestspiele. Geschichtliche Entwicklung, Zweck und Be-
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Studien. Wittenberg. Herrosé. 1888. v, (1), 16, (1) pp. 2874.76

Theater-Reformen? Kritische Studien. Berlin. Rentzel. 1892. x,
82 pp. 7 **T 97.92
Literatur, pp. 81, 82. }

Erfurt, Germany. Theatres.

Picx, A. Erfurter Theatervorstellungen in der guten alten Zeit.

Hamburg. 1890. *5914.50.N.F.13
Erle, Thomas William.
Letters from a theatrical scene-painter. Ser. [1,] 2. [Anon. Lon-

don.] 1850, 62. 2 v. in 1. ¥*T 48.25
Criticisms:of plays given at the minor theatres of London.
Same. Ward & Co. 1880. 116 pp. **T 48.28
Three of the letters are omitted and there is no division into two series.
Same. Series 2. 1862. (6), 95 pp. ¥**T 98.118

There is another copy on shelf-number **T.98.110.
Ermite, L’, du Luxembourg, pseud. See Alhoy, Philadelphe Maurice.
Escudier, Gaston.
Les saltimbanques. Leur vie—leurs mceurs. Dessins par P. de
Crauzat. Paris. Lévy. 1875. (7), 480 pp. Illus. Plates. **T.94.11
Escudier, Léon, and Marie Escudier.
tudes biographiques sur les chanteurs contemporains, précédées
d’une esquisse sur l’art du chant. Paris. Tessier. 1840. 248 pp.
Portraits. Autograph facsimiles. : 8049.58; **M.119a.20
Contents. — Esquisse sur l’art du chant. — Artistes du Théatre-italien: Lablache;
Rubini; Tamburini; Grisi; Persiani; Pauline Garcia. Artistes de 1’ Académie

royal de musique:, Duprez; Dorus-Gras. Artistes du Théatre de 1l’Opéra-
comique: Cinte-Damoreau; Eugénie Garcia.

Vie et aventures des cantatrices célébres précédées des musiciens de
Empire et suivies de la vie anecdotique de Paganini. Paris.
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Esenwein, Joseph Berg, and Arthur Leeds.
Writing the photoplay. Springfield, Mass. The Home Correspond-
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writer’s library.] 8039a.53
Espagne, L’, et ses comédiens en France au xvite siécle. Fournier,
**T 95.64

Esparbés, Georges d’. See Esparbés, Thomas Auguste d’.
Esparbés, Thomas Auguste d’.
Les forains. Texte de Georges d’Esparbés. Illus. Plates. (In Les
demi-cabots. Pp. 199-246. Paris. 1896.) **T 97.230
Espion, L’, des coulisses, ou nouvelle critique sur les acteurs des
principaux théatres de Paris. 2¢ édition, augmentée. De l’im-
primerie d’Egron. A Paris. An vutt. [1799/1800.] (3), 136 pp.

Colored plate. **T 59.20
Esprit, L’, au théatre. Laurent, J. B. E. ¥**T 58.341
Esprit, L’, du Boulevard. Scott, A. ¥*T 87.60
Esprit, L’, du théatre. Lr Porrevin pE L’Ecrevitte, C. P., compiler.

**T 37.149

Essai sur connoissance des théatres francois. [Anon.] See Maillet-
Duclairon, Antoine.

Essai sur l’état actuel des théAtres de Paris. B., I. D. ¥**T 77.9

Essais historiques sur l’origine et les progrés de l’art dramatique en
France. [Anon.] See Baudrais, Jean.

Essay, An, on acting: in which will be considered the mimical behaviour
of a certain fashionable faulty actor; to which will be added a
short criticism on his acting Macbeth. London. Bickerton.
1744. (3), 27 pp. **G.,3925.20

The actor referred to is David Garrick.
Essay, An, on plays and masquerades. WiItt1s, R., Bishop of Winchester.

**T 96.45; etc.
Essay, An, on some of the fashionable amusements of the world.
Piuerim, A, pseud. 7.96.55

Essay, An, on the’pre-eminence of comic genius: with observations on
the several characters Mrs. Jordan has appeared in. London,
Printed for T. Becket. 1786. (3), 27 pp. **T 58.56
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 8 in **G.3823.15, from which the bastard
title is missing.

Essay, An, on the profession of a player. M., G. **T 96.36

Essay, An, on the rationality of brutes. With a philosophical compari-
son between Dr. Codgill, Inspector General of Town-Island. And
Mango, the great monkey, Director General of the pantomime
performers in the Haymarket. London: Printed for J. Bouquet.
[1770?] (1), 24 pp. **T57.75
Cushing attributes this work to David Henry, with a query. It is an attack on
Dr. John Hill.

Essay, An, on the stage. Poem. Comepian, A. **T 97.61; etc.
Essay, An, on the summer entertainments in the neighbourhood of
London. Quearmoong, H., Esq., pseud. **T 97.39
Essay sur les feux d’artifice pour le spectacle et pour la guerre. PEr-
RINET D’OrvAL, J. C. ¥#*T 97.20
Essay, An, upon the present state of the theatre in France, England
and Italy. With reflections upon dramatic poetry in general, and

the characters of the principal authors and performers of those
nations. London: Printed for I. Pottinger. 1760. (8), 220 pp.

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Essays on the current drama. Barnes, J. H. **T 46.58
Estcourt, Richard.

INFERNAL congress, The: or news from below. Being a letter from

Dick Estcourt, the late famous comedian to the Spectator. Lon-

don. 1713. No. 4 in **G.3823.14

Este, Rev. Charles.

My own life. London: Printed for T. and J. Egerton. 1787. viii,
27 pp. **T,56,180
Este was on the stage for a short time.

Estimate, An, of the theatrical merits of the two tragedians of Crow-
Street [Barry and Mossop]. In a letter from a gentleman in
Dublin to his friend in London. Dublin printed, and sold by the
booksellers. 1760. 23 pp. ¥*T 57.142

Estival, A., and Bertrand Millanvoye.

Le théatre en province. Réponse a M. Got. Paris. Lecuir & cie.
1878. 31 pp. ¥**T 95.110

Estrées, Marguerite d’.
travers Egypte et la Gréce. Les jeux olympiques anciens et

ji modernes. Paris. Charles. [1897.] 170 pp. 3058.172

Etat actuel de la musique du roi, et des trois spectacles de Paris. [1775.]

Paris, chez Vente. 1775. vi, (12), 149, (1) pp. Plate. **T.29.16

An almanac. Besides the theatres of Paris, those of other French cities are
treated of briefly.

Ethische Aufgabe, Die, der Schaubithne. Martersteic, M. **T 76.190
Etienne, Charles Guillaume, prefacer.
Moré, F. R. Mémoires. Précédés d’une notice sur cet acteur, par
M. Etienne. Paris. 1825. **T 56.113 etc.
Etienne, Charles Guillaume, and Charles Gaugiran-Nanteuil.
Vie de Francois-René Molé, comédien frangais. [Anon.] Paris.

Desenne. An XI.-1803. 223, (1) pp. Portrait. ¥*T 58.87
Etienne, Charles Guillaume, and Alphonse Louis Dieudonné Martain-
ville.

Histoire du Théatre francais, depuis le commencement de la Révolu-
tion jusqu’a la réunion générale. Paris. Barba. An X.-1802.

7 4 v. in 2. Portraits. **T 78.31
Etoiles, Les, en voyage. ScHUERMANN, J. J: **T 57.3153 etc.
Etrennes dramatiques, pour l'année 1801. Paris. Michel. {1801?] (3),
: 179 pp. **T'.49.13
Etudes contemporaines. Cuastes, V. E. P. 2679a.88; **T.77.108
Etudes humaines.

MonteiL, E. La jambe. Paris. [1894.] ¥*T 87.74

—— La tournée dramatique. Paris. 1890. ¥*T 87.48

Euripides, pseud.

A brief essay, towards an apology for a play actor. [Albany.] 1825.
8 pp. 6544.35
Relates to Edmund Kean.

Euripides. Iphigenia in Tauris.

Farren, R. Iphigenia in Tauris of Euripides. Performed by mem-
bers of the University at the Theatre Royal, Cambridge, No-
vember & December, 1894. Cambridge. [1895.] (7) plates. **T.41.2

Europe. Theatres. ‘

Fiurpri, J. pe. Paralléle des principaux théatres modernes de
VEurope et des machines théatrales francaises, allemandes et
anglaises. Dessins par Clément Contant; texte par Joseph de
Filippi. Paris. 1870. 2v. Plans. *Cab.60.77.1

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Europe. Theatres. (Continued.)
Riccozonr, L. Réflexions historiques et critiquesssur les différens
théatres de l'Europe. Avec les Pensées sur la déclamation. A

Paris. 1738. **T 47.49; etc.
— Saine. An historical and critical account of the theatres in
Europe. London. 1741. **T 46.52

European Magazine, The.
[Biographical memoirs of noted actors and actresses. 1783-1815.]
**T 16,2

Theatrical journal. 1791-97. **T 16.3
Both these volumes are composed of articles cut from The European Magazine.
That on shelf-number **T.16.2 is indexed. a

Evans, Henry Ridgely.

The old and the new magic. Introduction by Paul Carus. Chicago.
Open Court Publishing Co. 1906, xxxii, 348, (3) pp. Illus.
Plates. 7605.77

Evans’s Hotel, London.

Townsenp, G. H.: Evans’s Music and Supper Rooms, Covent Garden.
Odds and ends about Covent Garden and its vicinity, the ancient
drama, the early English divinity and controversial plays, &c.

[London. 1866?] Illus. **T 95.92
Evans’s Music and Supper Rooms, Covent Garden. See Evans’s Hotel,
London.
Evening’s brush, An. Cottins, J. **T 99.2

Everard, Edward Cape. ;
Memoirs of an unfortunate son of Thespis. With reflections, remarks

and anecdotes. Edinburgh. Ballantyne & Co. 1818. viii, 274 pp.

**T 58.82
Everpoint, pseud. See Field, Joseph M.
Every night book. C.arKr, W. **T 98.11
Evil and danger, The, of stage-plays. Beprorp, A. **T 77.76; etc.

Ewing, Robert W. (‘‘Jacques.”)

The theatrical contributions of “Jacques,” [pseud.] to the “United
States’ Gazette”: being an account of the performances at the new
theatre, Philadelphia; during the season of 1825-6. Philadelphia.
Ash & Mason. 1826. (1), 184, iv pp. **T 49.12
Relates to the Chestnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia. This copy lacks the
title-page and two pages at the end. Another copy is on shelf-number
**K, 37.26.

Excerpts from the many good words uttered in honor of Edwin Booth
at a supper given March 30, 1889, by Augustin Daly and A. M.
Palmer. New York. The Players. 1889. 23 pp. **T 56.97
Another copy is on shelf-number 4346.119.

Exeter, England. Theatres.

Cotton, W. The story of the drama in Exeter, during its best
period, 1787 to 1823. With reminiscences of Edmund Kean.
London. 1887. Portrait. 4576.115; **T.76.178

Explanation, An, of the differences existing between the manager of
the Italian opera and non-conforming members of the late or-
chestra. Written among themselves. London. The Authors.

1829. 50 pp. No. 3, 4 in **G.3824.10
Relates to the King’s Theatre, London, now His Majesty’s Theatre.
Expression. 1S ; ;
Brasis, C. Studi sulle arti imitatrici. Milano. 1844. Portrait.
**T 56.319
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Extracts from the writings of divers eminent authors, of different
religious denominations; and at various periods of time, repre-
senting the evils and pernicious effects of stage plays, and other
vain amusements. Philadelphia: Printed by Joseph James. 1780.
15 pp. **T.78.79

Eytinge, Rose.

The memories of Rose Eytinge. Being recollections & observations
of men, women, and events, during half a century. New York.
_Frederick A. Stokes Company. 1905. xii, 311 pp. 4343-255

F

Mr. Garrick’s conduct, as manager of the Theatre-Royal in Drury-
Lane, considered. In a letter addressed to him. [By E. F.]
London: Printed for C. Corbett. [1747.] 1, 9-27 pp.

No. 6 in **G,3824.1
Faber, Frédéric Jules.

Histoire du théatre francais en Belgique depuis son origine jusqu’a
nos jours d’aprés des documents inédits reposant aux archives
générales du royaume. Bruxelles. Olivier. 1878-80. 5 v. Plate.

**T 74.6
Fabre, Adolphe. See Fabre, Louis Adolphe.
Fabre, Louis Adolphe.

Les clercs du Palais. Recherches historiques sur les Bazoches des
Parlements & les sociétés dramatiques des Bazochiens & des
Enfants-sans-Souci. 2e édition. Lyon. Scheuring. 1875. (3),

xix, (1), 346 pp. Illus. Plate. **T 76.50
Fact and fiction about. Shakespeare. Caumour, A. C. **T 55.22; etc.
Fact versus fallacy. M‘Creapy, W. **T 56.21

Facts and documents relating to the reverses of the Surrey Gardens
Company. By a pensive shareholder. London. Johnson. 1857.
32 pp. No. 7 in **M.149.8
Facts are stubborn things. [Anon.] See Moore, Peter, alleged author.
Facts illustrative of the evidence on the late trial of Foote v. Hayne:
with a brief review of the speech of the Attorney-General. Lon-
don. Miller. 1825. (2), 29 pp. : **T 56.78
Fagan, Christophe Barthélemy.
Nouvelles observations au sujet des condamnations prononcées
contre les comédiens. Paris. Chaubert. 1751. 59, (4) pp.
No. 3 in **4697.6

‘
Also to be found in his Théatre et autres ceuvres [**G.3566.6.2].
Fagan, Christophe Barthélemy. Works about.

Mes tf, le jeune, de Besancon. Essai sur la comédie moderne ot l’on
réfute les Nouvelles observation [sic] de M. Fagan au sujet des
condamnations prononcées contre les comédiens. Suivis d’une
histoire abrégée des ouvrages qui ont pari pour et contre la
comédie depuis le 17¢ siécle. Paris. 1752. **T 48.23

Faguet, Auguste Emile. ”
Notes sur le théatre contemporain. Série 1-3. 1888-90. Paris.

Lecéne & Oudin. 1889-91. 3 v. **T 47.55
Criticisms of plays at Paris theatres.
Same. Série 2, 3. 1889-1890. 4696.70

Faguet, Auguste Emile, prefacer.
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Ouivier, J. J. Les comédiens frangais dans les cours d’Allemagne
au xvire siécle. Série 1-4. Paris. roo1—o5. 4 v. Portraits.
Plates. **T 74.10

Faguet, Emile. See Faguet, Auguste Emile.
Faideau, Ferdinand.

Les amusements scientifiques. Récréations sur les illusions ou
erreurs des sens. Paris. Librairie illustrée. [1896.] 377 pp.
Plates. **'T 96.261

Failly, E. J.
Sur l’art du comédien. Lettre 4 Mle Euphrasie Poinsot. Paris.

Claye & cie. 1852. 48 pp. **T 95.61
Fair enquiry, A, into the state of operas in England. London: Printed
for M. Cooper. [17—?] (1), 16 pp. **T 96.177

Fairbanks, Charles Bullard.
Aguecheek. [Anon.] Boston. Shepard, Clark, & Brown. 1859.
336 pp 6264.59; **T.97.106

Contents. — Sketches of foreign travel. — Essays.
Three of the essays relate to theatrical topics.

Fairport from the footlights. See Carragher, P. C. ‘Red-light’ recollec-
. tions.
Fairs.
Ditton, R. C. A sermon on the evils of fairs in general, and of
Bartholomew Fair in particular: preached at Pimlico. London.
1830. ; **T 96.66; etc.
Kemptuorne, Rev. J. A warning against attendance at the theatre,
the fair, and the racecourse, being the substance of a sermon
preached last year in the Parish Church of St. Michael,

Gloucester. Gloucester. 1831. **T 76.66

Le Roux, H. R. C. H. Les jeux du cirque et la vie foraine. Paris.
[1889.] Colored illus. Colored portraits. **T 93.2

— Same. Acrobats-and mountebanks. London. 1890. Illus.
Portraits. Plates. 4001.100; **T.95.85
Fairy slipper, The. Dercomsg, F. A. **T 36.67

Falconbridge, pseud. See Kelly, Jonathan Falconbridge.
Falkener, Edward.

A description of some important theatres and other remains in
Crete from a MS. history of Candia by Onorio Belli in 1586.
Being a supplement to the Museum of classical antiquities. Lon-
don, Triibner & Co. 1854. 32 pp. Illus. Plans. Map. *2963.4a

Fall of man. %

Kurmkeg, C. Das volkstiimliche Paradiesspiel und seine mittelalter-

lichen Grundlagen. Breslau. 1902. 2873.128
Falstaffe, Sir John, pseud.

ANTI-THEATRE, The. [No. 1-15, February 15-April 4, 1720. By Sir
John Falstaffe, pseud.] (nu The Theatre. Pp. 217-299. London.
1791.) **T 26.23; etc.

Familiar chats with the queens of the stage. Conen, A. J. **T.55.24; etc.
Familiar dialogue, A, between Mr. Crowe and Mr. Alley. Scriven,

Patrick, pseud? No. 3 in **G.3824.16
Famous actor families in America. Moszs, M. J. 4343-269
Famous actors & actresses and their homes. Kossé, G. 4343-235

Famous actors of the day in America. Srranc, L. C. 4343.209; **T.58.23
Famous actresses of the day in America. Strano, L. C.
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Famous American actors of to-day. McKay, F. E., and C. E. L. Wineate,

 

editors. 2346.119; **T.57.68
Famous first representations. Epwarps, H. S.’' ¥*T 47.33
Famous singers of today and yesterday. Lauegz, H. C. 4049a.36
Famous women.
Kennarp, N. H. Mrs. Siddons. Boston. 1887. 2550b.79
Rachel. Boston. 1886. 4659.66
Ristort, A. Adelaide Ristori. Studies and memoirs. An auto-
biography. Boston. 1888. 2749.73

Fanchon la vielleuse, Histoire de. [Anon.] See Dubois, Jean Baptiste,
and Catherine Joseph Ferdinand Girard de Propiac.
Fanfernot, Ernest, and Saint-Vital. : :

De Vorganisation des artistes dramatiques. A S. Ex. le Ministre

d’Etat. Paris. Dubuisson & cie. 1863. 16 pp. **T 95.62
Fansler, Harriott Ely.

The evolution of technic in Elizabethan tragedy. Chicago. Row,
Peterson & Co. [1914.] (9), 283 pp. 6257.378
Bibliography, pp. 279, 280.

Fantasmagorie, La, des menus. [Paris. 18—?] 8 pp.
Relates to the Paris Opera. No. 7 in **G.157.10
Farmer, Polly, pseud.

Democritus, J., pseud., and W. Diocenes, pseud. The remarkable
trial of the queen of quavers, [Polly Farmer, pseud.] and her
associates, for sorcery, witchcraft, and enchantment, at the
assizes held in the moon. [London. 1777.] **M.117.9; etc.

Farquhar, George.
Gurney, L. I. George Farquhar. (Jn her A little English gallery.

 

Pp. 119-170. New York. 1894.) ; 25494a.115
Haripavuer, O. Life and works of G. Farquhar. Holzminden. 1880.
2552.99

Scumip, D. George Farquhar: sein Leben und seine Original-
Dramen. Wien. 1904. ¥ 4552.55.18

Farrar, Charles A. J.

Amateur and professional stage life; or, the adventures of Billy
Shakespoke before and behind the curtain. By one who-has
been there. Illustrated. by C. W. Reed. Jamaica Plain, Mass.
Jamaica Publishing Co. 1882. 266 pp. Plates.

4395-193; **T.57.396

The title on the cover is Before and behind the curtain.
Farrar, Frederic William.

The passion play at Oberammergau, 1890. London. Heinemann.

1890. 128 pp. 2865.17
Farrar, Geraldine.

The story of an American singer by herself. Boston. Houghton,
Mitflin Co. 1916. x, (1), 116 pp. Portraits. Plates. Facsimiles.
Contains reminiscences of opera singers. 4047.330

Farrar, J. M.

Mary Anderson. The story of her life and professional career...
London. Bogue. 1884. (9), 86 pp. Portrait. Autograph fac-
simile. *4240a.66; **T.54.19

Farren, Elizabeth, Countess of Derby.

Petronius ARBITER, Esg., pseud. Memoirs of the present Countess
of Derby (late Miss Farren); including anecdotes of several
distinguished persons. London. [1797.] ET 55.2

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Farren, Elizabeth, Countess of Derby. (Continued.)

Testimony, The, of truth to exalted merit: or, a biographical
sketch of the Right Honourable the Countess of Derby; in
refutation of a false and scandalous libel. London. 1797.

**T.57.347
Farren, Percy.

Copy of a letter from Mr. Percy Farren; stage manager of the late
Royal Brunswick Theatre. (Jn Thomson, James. A brief narra-
tive of the opening and sudden destruction of the Royal Brunswick
Theatre. Pp. 7-12. London. 1828.) **T 96.30
Another copy ‘is on shelf-number **T.96.202.

Farren, Robert.

The Birds of Aristophanes as performed by members of the Univer-
sity at the Theatre Royal, Cambridge, November, 1883. [Cam-
bridge. 1884.] (11) plates. **T 42.5

The Eumenides of Aeschylus as performed by members of the
University at the Theatre Royal, Cambridge, December, 1885.
Cambridge.- Macmillan & Bowes. 1886. (1) p. (6)* plates.

**T 42.4

Iphigenia in Tauris of Euripides. Performed by members of the
University at the Theatre Royal, Cambridge, November & De-
cember, 1894. Cambridge. Macmillan & Bowes. [1895.] (1) p.
(7) plates. ¥*T 41.2

The Oedipus Tyrannus of Sophocles as performed at Cambridge
Nov. 22-26, 1887. With a portrait of C. Villiers Stanford. Cam-
bridge. Macmillan & Bowes. 1887. (1) p. (6) plates. **T.41.3

Farther defence, A, of dramiatick poetry: being the second part of the
Review of Mr. Collier’s View of the immorality and profaneness
of the stage. Done by the same hand. London: Printed for Eliz.
Whitlock. 1698. (8), 72 pp. **T 77.44
A defence of dramatick poetry, by the same author, may be found on shelf-
number **T.77.43. Collier’s A ‘short view of the profaneness and immorality of

the English stage may be found on shelf-numbers **T.77.39; **G.3824.19;
**T 77.34; etc.

Fashionable tragedian, The. [Anon.] See Archer, William, and Robert
William Lowe.
Fath, Théodore Georges.

Les nains célébres depuis l’antiquité jusques y compris Tom-Pouce.
Par A. d’Albanés [pseud.] et Georges Fath. Illustrés par
Edouard de Beaumont. Paris. Havard. [1845.] 159 pp. Illus.
Plate. ¥**T 57.241

Father, A, pseud. See Hale, David.
Faucheur, Théodore.
Histoire du Boulevard du Temple depuis son origine jusqu’a sa
démolition. Paris. Dentu. 1863. (3), 106 pp. **T 77,101
Faucigny-Lucinge, Alix de Choiseul-Gouffier.
Rachel et son temps. Paris. Paul. 1910. (3), xv, 261 pp. 4679.172
Faucit, Helen. See Martin, Helena Saville Faucit, Lady.
Faucon, T. T. (X. Y. Z.) !

The new Opéra. The monument — The artists. Paris. Lévy. 1875.

(3), 207 pp. Portraits. Plates. 2639.12
Faulkner, T C., editor.

Dramatic Mirror, The, a journal of theatrical literature, contributed
by members of the dramatic profession. Monthly. Vol. 1 (no.
1). Oct., 1866. New York. [1866.] Portraits. **T 26.26

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Faure, Alexis. /

Déjazet. Paris. Vuillot de Carleville. 1859. 32 pp. Portrait.
{Galerie des célébrités contemporains. . Artistes dramatiques.]

No. 1 in **M.147.16
Faure, Emile Valentin César.

Grands seigneurs et comédiennes. Série 1. Paris. Dentu & cie.

1887. (3), 336 pp. **T.57.337
Fauvety, Charles.

Mémoire en faveur de la Comédie-frangaise adressé 4 la Chambre

des Députés. Paris. Proux & ce. 1847. 31 pp. **T 76,177
Favart, Charles Simon.

Mémoires et correspondance littéraires, dramatiques et anecdotiques,
de C. S. Favart, publiés par A. P. C. Favart, son petit-fils; et
précédés d’une notice historique, rédigée sur piéces authentiques et
originales, par H. F. Dumolard. Paris. Collin. 1808. 3 v. **T.56.133

Favart, Charles Simon. Works about.

Jutuien, J. L. A. La cour et l’opéra sous Louis xvi. Marie An-

toinette et Sacchini, Salieri, Favart et Gluck. Paris. 1878.
4676.52; **M.127.39
Faversham, William.

The theatre as a power. An address given in the Chicago University
Extension Course of the Lectures on the Drama, October 19, i911.
[Saint Louis. H. 5S: Collins Printing Co.] 1911. 16 pp. **T.75.76

Favourite, A, of Napoleon. Gerorcr, M. J. W. **T 56.72
Fawcett, John.

A statement of the Sievauseg subsistirig between the proprietors
and performers of the Theatre-Royal, Covent Garden. Given in
the correspondence that has passed between them. By John
Johnstone, Joseph George Holman, Alexander Pope, Charles
Incledon, Jos. S, Munden, John Fawcett, Thomas Knight, Henry
Erskine Johnston. London: Printed by J. Davis for W. Miller.
1800. vii, 69, 3 pp. **T 77.103 etc.

Faxon, Frederick Winthrop, editor.

Dramatic InpEx, The, for 1909-17. Covering articles and illustra-
tions concerning the stage and its players in the periodicals of
America and England: with a record of books on the drama and
of texts of plays published during [those years]. Boston. 1910—
18 8v. **'T 65.47

Fea, Carlo Domenico Francesco Ignazio: :

Osservazioni sull’ arena, e sul podio dell’ anfiteatro Flavio fatte dal
signor Pietro Bianchi di Lugano, illustrate e difese dal Sig. Lo-
renzo Re Romano, discusse, e confutate dall’ Avvocato Carlo Fea.
Roma. Salviucci. 1813. 2 parts in I v. Portrait. 2759.66

Febvre, Frédéric Alexandre.

Au bord de la scéne. Avec une préface de Jules Claretie. 2e édition.

Paris. Ollendorff. 1889. xii, 250, (1) pp. **T 57.323

Principally composed of reminiscences, some of which relate to his career at
the Comédie francaise.

Journal d’un comédien. Avec une préface de Jules Claretie. Illus-
trations de Julian-Damazy. Paris. Ollendorff. 1896. 2 v. -Portraits.
Tome 2 is of the 2e édition. ¥*T 56.125
Febvre, Frédéric Alexandre, and Thomas Johnson.
Album de la Comédie-frangaise. Paris. Ollendorff. 1880. (3), 100,
(7) pp. Portraits. Manuscript facsimiles. eET 707
Mainly biographical sketches of the sociétaires.

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Fechter, Charles Albert.

Dickens, C. Charles Dickens on Fechter’s acting; followed by the
critical notices (extracted from the London journals) on his
Hamlet, Othello, Ruy Blas, Lady of Lyons, &c. Leeds. [1867?]

z No. 6 in **G.3940.13

FEcHTER in Hamlet and Othello. [Edinburgh. 1861.]

No. 2 in **G,3940.13

Fietp, M. K. K. Charles Albert Fechter. Boston. 1882. Portraits.

4348.137; **T.57.114; etc.

Hamtey, Sir E. B. Mr. Fechter’s Othello. (Jn his Shakespeare’s

funeral and other papers. Pp. 170-179. Edinburgh. 1880.)
4599.136; **T.97.36

Mr. Fecuter’s Othello. [London. 1861.] No.7 in **G.3940.13; etc.

Ottiey, H. Fechter’s version of Othello critically analyzed, prefa-
tory observations on the stage, the audience, and the critics.
London. 1861. No. 4 in **G.3940.13

SHAKSPEARE, and. his latest stage interpreters. [London. 1861.]

No. 1 in **G.3940.13; etc.

SHAKSPEARE travestied. [Dublin. 1862.] No. 3 in **G.3940.13

WILMot, A retrospective glance at Mr. Fechter’s Iago, and
acting edition of Othello. London: 1862. No. 5 in **G.3940.13

Félix, Elisabeth Rachel.

Rachel d’aprés sa correspondance. Par Georges d’Heylli [pseud. de
Antoine Edmond Poinsot]. Avec portraits par Massard. Paris.
Librairie des Bibliophiles. 1882. (3), viii, 308 pp. Portraits.
Manuscript facsimile. ‘ **T 55.7

Succession de Mile Rachel. Catalogue des objets mobiliers dépen-
dant de la succession‘de Mie Rachel dont la vente aura lieu a
Paris du 12 au 29 avril 1858. Paris. 1858. 82 pp. **T 66.4

Félix, Elisabeth Rachel. Works about.

 

 

B , Madame ve, pseud. Memoirs of Rachel. London. 1858. 2 v.
Portrait. **T 57.80; etc.
Beauvautet, L. Rachel and the New World. A trip to the United
States and Cuba. New York. 1856. 2369.57; **T.57.311; etc.

BrocRaPHIE anecdotique de Mlle Rachel. Edition augmentée de
larticle de M. Alfred de Musset, sur les débuts de la célébre

tragédienne. Bruxelles. 1858. Portrait. ¥**T 98.16
Botot, A. Mademoiselle Rachel] et l’avenir du théatre francais.
Paris. 1839. . **T 46.5

CuampBrun, C. A. dE P., Marquis ve. Quelques réflexions sur I’art
dramatique. Mme Rachel, ses succés, ses défauts. Paris. 1853.
¥*T 97.218
Cursin, J. P. R. Bouquet offert 4 Mile Rachel, actrice tragique aux
francais. Suivi de notices biographiques sur cette grande
tragédienne et autres acteurs célébres. Paris. 1839. Plate.
**T 55.26
Descomses, J. C. F. M. La Vérité-Rachel. Examen du talent de la
premiére tragédienne du Théatre-frangais. Pour servir a l’histoire
de la scéne, a l’étude des artistes dramatiques, aux réflexions des
journalistes, et 4 l’intérét des gens du monde. Paris. 1850.

**T 96.171

Faucieny-Lucince, A. bE C.-G. Rachel et son temps. Paris. 1910.
4679.172

GrisBLe, F. H. Rachel: her stage life and her real life. New York.
Igll. Portraits. 4640a.76

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Félix, Elisabeth Rachel. Works about. (Continued.)
Janin, J. G. Mlle. Rachel. Rédle d’Hermione dans Andromaque.

[Paris. 1838.] Portrait. No. 1 in **K.34.2
— Rachel et la tragédie. Paris. 1859. Portraits. **T 54.6
Kennarp, N. H. Rachel. London. 1885. **T 57.338; etc.
LamotHE-Lancon, E. L. pg. Rachel. Paris. 1838. **T 56.265
Mantet, A. P. Rachel. Détails inédits. Paris. 1858. **T 99.32
Racuet. [New York. 1870.] No. 14 in **G.3930.13.2
Samson, J. I. Lettre 4 Monsieur Jules Janin. [Paris. 1859.]

**T 95.105
Samson, Madame J. I. Rachel et Samson. Souvenirs de théatre par

la veuve de Samson. Paris. 1808. **T 57.330
Smith, G. B. Rachel. (Jn his Women of renown. Pp. 377-420.

London. 1893.) 2255.68

Tampter, L. C. C. Derniéres heures de Rachel. Paris. 1858.
No. 4 in **M.147.16
VEDEL, Notice sur Rachel. Paris. 1859. **T 95.109

Felsing, Otto.

Streifziige durch die Theaterwelt. Dresden. Esche. [1805.] 95,
(1) pp. *#T.75.25
Femmes, Les, de Shakespeare. Portraits accompagnés de notices
critiques et littéraires par De Pongerville, Philaréte Chasles,
George Sand, etc. Paris. Gallet, Brand & cie. [18—?] 2 v.
Portraits. ¥¥T 54.11

The engraved title-page reads: Galerie des femmes de Shakspeare. This work is
included on account of its suggestions for costume.

Femmes de théatre. Bacu, S. F. , **T 51.16

Lemonnier, A. ¥**T 87.62

Fennell, Janies.

An apology for the life of James Fennell. Philadelphia. Thomas.
1814. (1), 510 pp. Portrait. **T 55.120
Other copies are on shelf-numbers **K.45.7; **G.3763.9.

A statement of facts occasional of and relative to the late disturbances
at the Theatre-Royal, Edinburgh. Edinburgh: Printed for and

 

sold by John and James Ainslies. [1788.] 54 pp. ¥**T 76,71
Same. 3d edition. London: Printed for, and under the direction of,
John Bell. 1788. 56 pp. No. 4 in **G.3824.15

Fenollosa, Ernest Francisco, and Ezra Loomis Pound.
‘Noh’ or accomplishment. A study of the classical stage of Japan.
New York. Knopf. 1917. viii, 267, (1) pp. Portrait. Music.

Contains translations of Japanese ‘Noh’ plays. 5028.43
Fenton, Lavinia, Duchess of Bolton. See Paulet, Lavinia, Duchess of Bolton..
Fenton, W.

The itinerant Thespians, or the theatre dissected. [A satire in
verse. London.] Printed for the author. 1792. 29 pp.

No. 5 in **G,3824.6
Féré, Octave, pseud. See Mogeta, Charles Octave.
Ferguson, Adam. :

The morality of stage-plays seriously considered. [Anon.] Edin-

burgh. 1757. (1), 20 pp. **T 76.90
Ferguson, 0. J.

A brief biographical sketch of I. A. Van Amburgh, and an illustrated
and descriptive history of the animals in his menagerie. New
York. Booth. [186-?] 72 pp. Illus. Portrait. Plates. **T.96.6

Same. 79 pp. Colored plates 5905.36

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Fernand-Michel, Francois Fortuné. (Antony Réal, fils.)
Le Théatre antique d’Orange & ses représentations modernes. Pré-
face de Paul Bosq. Avec le Salut a la Provence. Chanté pour
la premiére fois au Théatre antique d’Orange le 29 avril 1877.
Paris. Lemerre. 1804. 70, (5) pp. Portraits. Plates.
**T 97.271
Fernandez, Maria del Rosario.
CoTarELo yY Mori, EF. Estudios sobre la historia del arte escénico
en Espafia. Madrid. 1896, 97. 2 v. Portraits. 3098.167
Fernbach, Ludwig, Jr.
Der Wohl unterrichtete Theaterfreund. Ein unentbehrliches Hand-
buch. Berlin. Cosmar & Krause. 1830. vi, 366 pp. *6176.30
A catalogue of German dramatic literature from 1740 to 1830.
Same. Der Theaterfreund. Handbuch> fiir Theater-Directoren,
Schauspieler, Theaterfreunde, Buchhandler und Leihbibliotheken.
Berlin. Bloch. 1860. 2 v. in 1. *2175.10

Contents. — [1.] Die dramatischen Erscheinungen des Buchhandels bis zum Jahre
1848. [2.] Die dramatischen Erscheinungen von 1849 bis 1859.

Ferrario, Giulio.

Storia e descrizione de’ principali teatri antichi e moderni corredata
di tavole. Col Saggio sull’ architettura teatrale di Mr Patté.
Illustrato con erudite osservazioni del architetto Paolo Landriani.
Milano. Ferrario. 1830. (1), xix. 360, (6) pp. Plates. Plans.

**T.75.70
Ferrer, Juan.

Tratado de las comedias en el qual se declara si son licitas, y si
hablando en todo rigor sera pecado mortal el representarlas, el
verlas, y el consentirlas. Por Frvctvoso Bisbe y Vidal, doctor en
entarmbos derechos [pseud.]. Va afiadido vn sermon de las
mascaras, y otros entretenimientos, predicado por el venerable
P. Diego Perez.. En Barcelona, Por Geronymo Margarit, y a su
costa. Afio 1618. (16), 113, 49 ff. **D).170b.30

Ferris, George Titus.
Great singers. Ist, 2d series. New York. Appleton & Co. 1880, 81.

2 Vv. ; ‘ . . 4049.75
Contents. — 1. Faustina Bordoni eo Henrietta Sontag. 2. Malibran to Titiens.
Same. 1882. **M.109b.20

Fertiault, Francois.
Histoire anecdotique et pittoresque de la danse chez les péuples
anciens et modernes. Paris. Aubry. 1854. 128 pp. #*T 98.129
Festeau, F.
Proyecto de casas pertenecientes al St Don José‘de Fontagud Gar-
gollo. Teatro [Moratin]. Formado por Chauderlot y Festeau.
Madrid. 1871. 23 plans. Autograph ‘facsimiles. *Cab.60.82.5

The title is on each plan.

Festivals.
Cuuss, P., editor. Festivals and plays in schools and elsewhere.
New York. 1912. Plates. Music. 6257.80

Craic, A. A. T. The dramatic festival. A consideration of the
lyrical method as a factor in preparatory education. New York.
4

1912. 6257.73
Janvier, T. A. The Christmas kalends of Provence and some other
Provencal festivals. New York. 1902. ‘Plates. 4668.32

Manzi, G. ‘Discorso sopra gli spettacoli, le feste, ed il lusso degl’
Italiani nel secolo x1v. Con note ed illustrazioni. Roma. 1818.
Plate. 2740.8

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Festivals. (Continued.)
Ruccieri, C. F. Précis historique sur les fétes, les spectacles et les
réjouissances publiques. Paris. 1830. **T 96.272; etc.
Situ, H. Festivals, games, and amusements; Ancient and modern.
London. 1831. Plates. Map. **T 98.80; etc.
Feu le Théatre de Séraphin depuis son origine jusqu’a sa disparition.
1776-1870. Paris. Rouquette. 1872. 43, (1) pp. **T 96.145
The Théatre de Séraphin was devoted to marionettes and shadow pantomimes.
Feuillerat, Albert.
Le bureau des menus-plaisirs (office of the Revels) et la mise en
scéne a la cour d’Elizabeth. Louvain. Uystpruyst. 1910. 88, (1)
pp. 2552.21
Feuillerat, Albert, editor.
Blackfriars records. [London.] 1913. (8), 136 pp. [The Malone
Society. Collections. Vol. 2, part 1.] **G.4077.15.2.Part I

““\ selection of such documents which are sufficient to locate Shakespeare’s Black-
friars and to show its relation to the earlier theatre conducted by Farrant.”

Documents relating to the Office of the Revels in the time of Queen
Elizabeth. Edited with notes and indexes. Louvain. Uystpruyst.
1908. xvii, 3-512, (1) pp. [Materialien zur Kunde des 4lteren
englischen Dramas.] *2550.90

Documents relating to the revels at court in the time of King Edward
vi. and Queen Mary. (The Loseley Manuscripts.) Edited with
notes and indexes. Louvain. Uystpruyst. 1914. xv, 339, (1) pp.
{Materialien zur Kunde des Aalteren englischen Dramas.] *2550.107

Feydeau, Ernest Aimé.
The ‘ballet dancer’s husband. See his Le mari de la danseuse.
Un début a Opéra. Etude. 2e édition. Paris. Lévy. 1863. (3),

lxxii, 264. (1) pp. [Bibliothéque contemporaine.] **M.137.8
Same. 4e édition. 1871. *2679a.75
Le mari de la danseuse. Etude. 4e édition. Paris. Lévy. 1868.
« 392 pp. ' *2679a.74

This story is the conclusion to Un début 4 l’Opéra and its sequel, Monsieur de
St. Bertrand.

Same. The ballet dancer’s husband. Translated from the French
by Mary Neal Sherwood. Chicago. Sumner & Co. 1880. 365 pp.

¥*T 87.72
Monsieur de Saint-Bertrand. Suite d’Un début a l’Opéra. Etude.
3e édition. Paris. Lévy. 1864. (3), 354 pp. *2662.69

Ficoroni, Francesco di.

Francisci Ficoronii Dissertatio de larvis scenicis et figuris comicis
antiquorum ,Romanorum. Ex Italica in Latinam linguam versa.
Editio secunda. Rome. Sumptibus Venantii Monaldini. 1754.
(12), 115, (7) pp. 85 plates. 2953.24

Fiction.

A Becxett, A. W. William Shakespeare behind the scenes of the

Globe Theatre. From a rare M.S. Edited by Bertie Vyse

[pseud.]. London. 1864. ¥*T 96.268
Actress, The, in high life: an episode in winter quarters. New
York. 1860. ¥*T 87.43

Apventures, The, of an actor, in the characters of a merry-Andrew,
a Methodist-preacher, and a fortune-teller. Founded on facts.
London. [17—?]. #*T 88.10

Apen, W. L. Among the freaks. With illustrations by J. F.
Sullivan and Florence K. Upton. London. 1896. Illus. Plates.

4009.359; **T.97.185
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Fiction. (Continued.)

Avpricu, T. B. Paul Pyne, actor and gentleman. (/n Cary, Alice,
and Phoebe Cary, editors. The Josephine gallery. Pp. 219-227.
Philadelphia. 1858.) ** A 1503.4

BacumMann, W. Catinka Antalani, die Sangerin: ihre Leiden und
Freaden. Ein Lebensroman. Dobeln. 1845. 2v.in 1. **T.88.7

Baur, H. Theater. Ein Wiener Roman. Berlin. 1904. 6899a.316

BanviL_e, T. F. pe. La vie d’une comédienne, Minette. Paris. 1855.

**®T 98.132

Barry, J. D. Mademoiselle Blanche. New York. 1806. **T 87.15

Basset, S. Une aventure de Frédérick Lemaitre (1854). [Paris.

1908.] Plates. 6671.299
Bauer, H. Une comédienne. Scénes de la vie de théatre. Paris.
1889. **T 87.47
Bayty, A. E. Wayfaring men. New York. 1897. ¥**T 87.42
Beaurort p’AuBervAL, A. A. L’enfant du trou du souffleur ou l'autre
Figaro. Bruxelles. 1883. 2 v. in 1. Plates. **T 87.40

BEETSCHEN, A. Flegeljahre der Liebe. Leipzig. [1896.]
No. 6 in 4896.50.368
“BELLEs of the ballet.” [Poem.] London. [1888.] Plates. **T.85.3
Besant, Sir W. Dorothy Wallis. An autobiography. London. 1892.
2547.1203 **T 57.213
Besemeres, J. D. No actress. A stage door-keeper’s story. Lon-

don. 1870. **T 88.20
BrackeL, F. M. T., Fretin von. The circus-rider’s daughter. New
York. [1806.] 6898.150
Brices, J. The history of Jim Crow. London. 1839. **T 87.6
Broucu, R. B. Marston Lynch. London. 1860. Portrait.
**T 58.126
Buxton, B. H. From the wings. New York. 1880. **T 83.2
Cavot, V. E. Rose. Splendeurs et miséres de la vie théatrale.
Paris. 1875. ¥*T 87.81
Cuampsaur, F. Entrée de clowns. Paris. 1885. Illus. Portrait.
Plates. ¥*T 87.45
— Lulu. Roman clownesque. Paris. i901. Illus. Portraits.
Plates. **T 86.7

Craretig, J. A. A. Brichanteau, comédien. Paris. 1896.
6699a.27; **T.87.26
— Same. Brichanteau, actor. Boston. -1897. ¥*T 87.19
Cociirane-BarLuiz, A. D. R. W., rst Baron Lamington. The théatre
francais in the reign of Louis xv. London. 1879.
2670a.70; **T 86.3
Cocxton, H. The life and adventures of Valentine Vox, the ventrilo-
quist. London. 1846. Plates. 4573-116; etc.
Coteman, J. Curly: an actor’s story. New York. [1885.] Illus.
No. 3 in **M.129.32
Coox, C. H. Daughters of Thespis. A story of the green-room.

London. 1897. , **T.87.2
Coyne, J. S. Sam Spangles; or, the history of a harlequin. London.
1866. Plate. ¥**T 88.19

DaccERwoop, Sylvester, pseud. Memoirs of Sylvester Daggerwood,
comedian, &c. deceased: including many years of provincial

vicissitudes. London. 1807. 2 v. in 1. **T 87.34
Daupet, A. Entre les frises et la rampe. Petites études dela vie
théatrale. Paris. 1894. Illus. Plates. 2679a.118; **T.89.5

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Fiction. (Continued.)
’ Day, W. C. Behind the footlights; or, the stage as I knew it. Lon-

don. 1885. Plates. **T 97.285
Deuieny, E. Les cabotins. Paris. 1874. **T 87.57
Duormoys, P. Sapajou. Histoire d’un abonné de l’Opéra. Paris.

1885. **T 98.145
Dreyrus, A. L’incendie des Folies-Plastiques. Paris. 1886.

¥**T 87.37

—  Scénes de la vie de théatre. Paris. 1880. Plates.
: 4665.58; **T.87.51
Dusois, J. B., and C. J. F. G. pe Propiac. Histoire véritable de
Fanchon la vielleuse, extraite de mémoires inédits. Paris. An

XI-1803. Plate. **T 88.14
Du Casse, H. Chien de métier! Petites miséres théatrales. Paris.
1866. **T 87.68
Dumas, A., the younger. Une loge a ‘Camille. (Jn his Ce qu’on ne
sait pas. Pp. 91-148. Paris. 1855.) : **T 99.26
Dunuam, C. The Casino girl in London. New York. 1898. Plates.
**T 87.71

Duptessis’s Memoirs: or, variety of adventures. Interspers’d with
characters and _ reflections, moral, satirical, instructive and
humourous. With a description of some strolling-players, amongst
whom the memorialist travell’d awhile, before his last departure
from England. London. 1757. 2 v. ¥**T 88.6

Epwarps, A. A playwright’s daughter. London, [1886.] **T.87.94

Egan, P., the Elder. The life of an actor [Peregrine Proteus]. Lon-
don. 1892. Illus. Colored plates. 2573-143

— The show folks! London. 1831. Plates.

6579.13; **T.98.56; etc.

Epinay, L. F. P. ve T. o’E. ve ra L. pv’. L’amitié de deux jolies
femmes. Suivie de: Un réve de Mademoiselle Clairon. Paris.
1885. ¥**T 98.39

Feyvpeau, E. A. Un début 4 l’Opéra. Etude. Paris. 1863.

**M_.137.8; etc

— Le mari de la danseuse. Etude. Paris. 1868. *2679a.74

— Same. The ballet dancer’s husband. Chicago. 1880. **T.87.72

— Monsieur de Saint-Bertrand. Suite d’Un début a l’Opéra.
Etude. Paris. 1864. *2662.69 °

Fiero, J. M. The drama in Pokerville, The bench and bar of Jury-
Town, and other stories. Philadelphia. 1847. Plates.

: **T 87.84; etc.
Fiton, P. M. A. Léléve de Garrick, 1780. Paris. [1891.]
6698.134; **T.87.41
—— Same. Garrick’s pupil.. Chicago. 1893. Illus. ¥*T 88.2
Fitz-Geratp, S. J. A. Sketches from Bohemia. Stories of the stage,
the study, and the studio. London. 1890. **T 97.276
Fieck, D., and W. Artis. Tales from the note-book of an ex-actor.
West Cowes. 1865. **T 87.90
Frieury, J. F. F. H. Les aventures de Mademoiselle Mariette. Paris.
1857. **T 88.3; etc.

—— Souvenirs des funambules. Paris. 1859. 4679.58; **T.87.86

Forp, J. L. Cupid and the footlights. New York. 1899. Plates.
: : **T 83.1
Fournier, M. J. L. Les aventures d’un comédien. Paris. [1875.]
: **T 87.59

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Fiction. (Continued.)
France, L. Les éphéméres M’as-tu-vu. Souvenirs de trente ans de

théatre. Paris. [189—?] **T 87.39
Freunp, J. Buthnensterne. Bilder aus der Theaterwelt. Berlin.
[1890.] **T 88.13

Friepricu, F. Hinter den Coulissen. Humoristische Skizzen und

Bilder aus dem Schauspielerleben. Leipzig. [1886.] **T.87.89
Fyrz, H. H. A player’s tragedy. London. 1893. **T 88.21
Gatiicuan. W. M. Like stars that fall. London. 1895. **T.87.5
Gators, C. A. G. L. La caravane dramatique, ou les virtuoses

aventuriers. Paris. 1827. 3 v. Plates. **T 87.87
Gautier, T Militona. Bruxelles. 1847. **T 89.4
Gueusr, P. B. Lopéra romanesque. Paris. [1909.]_ 6699.265

_Grirrarp, P. L. La tournée du pére Thomas. Paris. 1887. **T.87.56
Ginisty, P. Lucinde. Roman de théatre. Paris. 1907. Plate.

6679a.128

GortHE, J. W. von. Wilhelm Meisters theatralische Sendung.
“ Weimar. IQII. 2 v. *4903.1.51,523 etc.
—— Same. Wilhelm Meister’s apprenticeship. From.the German
by Eleanor Grove. Leipzig. 1873. 2 v. in 1. 4876.90
Goncourt, E. L. A. T. pg, and J. A. H. bE Goncourt. Les actrices.
Paris. 1856. #*T 99.55
Goz.an, L. La comédie et les comédiens. 3e édition. Paris. 1859.
¥*T 87.92

— Meeurs théatrales. La comédie des comédiens. Paris. 1853.
**T 87.36

Grauam, S. The showman’s daughter. London. 1897. **T 87.8
Gray, E. D. McQ. Elsa. London. ' 1891. **T 87.12
GREEN ROOM, The. Stories by those who frequent it. Edited by
Clement Scott. London. [1880.] Portrait. **T 86.4
Hartvy, L. Criquette. Paris, 1883. ¥**T 87.75; etc.
— Souvenirs de théatre. (Jn his Un mariage d’amour. i7e
édition. Pp. 170-199. Paris. 1881.) 2679.47

Hazetton, G. C., Jr. Mistress Nell. A merry tale of a merry time.
(Twixt fact and fancy.) New York. 1901. Portrait. **T.87.3
Howetts, W. D. The story of a play. London. 1808. **T 87.73
Jacguot, C. J. B. Une actrice d’un jour. (Jn Courrier des Etats-
Unis. Semaine littéraire. Vol. 6, pp. 263-271. New York. 1849.)
No. 11 in *6671.2.6

James, H., Jr. The tragic muse. London. 1891. #*T 87.313 etc.
Janis, E. A star for a night. New York. i911. Plates. Portraits.
¥**T 87,100

Jounson, J. Larkins and the drama. London. 1880. Illus.
**T 96.235
K..2...., E.... Dalles et planches. Correspondance entre un
prétre et un comédien. Paris. 1876. **T 86.1
Kater, J. O. Toby Tyler; or, ten weeks with a circus. New York.
1881. Plates. ‘ **T 88.15
Kistemarckers, H. H. A. Lit de cabot. (Mceurs de coulisses.)
Bruxelles. 1892. . **T 87.63
Kosst, G. Signora, a child of the opera house. New York. 1902.
Plates. *2406.187
Leatues, E. The actor’s wife. London. 1880. 3 v. **T 87.29
Lemonnter, A. Les femmes de théatre. Paris. 1865. **T 87.62
Le Roy, A. Le comédien. Paris. 1888. **T 87.52

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Fiction. (Continued.)
Leroy, L. Les tréteaux parisiens. Scénes de ville et de théatre.

Paris. [1881.] 4660b.63; **T.87.53
Lewinsky, J. Von Brettern und Podium. Allerlei Stiicklein aus
Bithne und Konzertsaal. Berlin. [1888.] **T 97.84
Loin, A., Freiherr von. Bithne und Leben. Roman. Leipzig. 1864.
6808.203

Maccuetta, B. R. Stage-struck; or she would be an opera-singer.
New York. 1884. **T 104.38
Mauwatin, P. Mesdames de Cceur-Volant. Paris. 1886. **T.87.50
Matte, La, du tragédien. N. p. [18—?] **T 96.160
Marryat, F. My sister the actress. London. 1881. **T 87.54
Mary, J. Le roman d’une figurante. Etude de mceurs. Paris. 1883.
: ¥*T 87,25

Merricx, L. Der Theaterdirektor. Leipzig. [1902.]
No. 6 in 4896.50.438
Mesxe, M. Dorcas Mora. Erzahlung aus dem Leben einer Schau-

spielerin. Berlin. 1886. **T 97.3
Min, L. J. An actor’s wooing: being the confessions of a chaperon.
[London. 1896.] Plate. #*¥T 88.11
Moceta, C. O. La comédienne amoureuse. Paris. 1870. Illus.
Plate. **T 87.55

Moines, P. ve. La comédienne. (Jn Courrier des Etats-Unis.
Semaine littéraire. Vol. 6, pp.” 301-318. New York. 1849.)

No. 13 in *6671.2.6

Monse.et, C. Chanvallon. Histoire d’un souffleur de la Comédie-

francaise. Paris. 1872. Plate. #*T 87.77
Monreit, E. Etudes humaines: Cornebois. Paris. 1881. **T.87.38
—— + — La jambe. Paris. [1894.] **T 87.74
—— — La tournée dramatique. Paris. 1890. **T 87.48
Moorz, F. F. The impudent comedian & others. Chicago. 1897.

Plates. 4409a.272; **T.87,13
—— The Jessamy bride. Chicago. 1897. **T 87.14
Moorsg, G. A mummer’s wife. London. 1885. **T 87.615 etc.
Moort, H. N. Fitzgerald and Hopkins; or, scenes and adventures

in theatrical life. Philadelphia. 1847. Plates. ¥*T 87.9

Mozeen, T. Young Scarron. [Anon.] London. 1752. **T 88.8
Muetrer, O. Charlotte Ackermann. Ein Hamburger Theater-
Roman aus dem vorigen Jahrhundert. Frankfurt a. M. 1854.

2873.58; etc.

Nexson, M. E. E. My wife’s pinmoney; or, the marriage in extremes.

London. 1860. ¥**T 88.4
Nisoret, J. A. P. Les marionnettes parisiennes. Paris. 1878.

; **T 87.83

Ounet, G. The rival actresses. London. 1889. **T 87.78

Op naval officer, An, pseud. A peep at the theatres! and bird’s-eye
views of men in the jubilee year! A novel, satirical, critical, and

moral. London. 1812. 3 v. in 1. **T 87.70
Patterson, A., and V. Bateman. By the stage door. New York.
[ 1902. ] ; **T 86.9
Payne, G. H. A great part and other stories of the stage. New
York. 1902. ¥**T 87.95
Potxo, E. Faustina Hasse. Musikalischer Roman. Leipzig. 1870.
Portrait. 2875.60

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Fiction. (Continued.)
Porter, T. H. A maid of the Malverns: a romance of the Blackfriars

Theatre. London. f[rort.] *4578.334; **T.87.101
Prévost, E. M. Cousine Laura. Mceurs de théatre. Paris. 1890.
¥*T 87.30

R., N. “No salary required;” or, theatricals at Winklegate, by N. R.
Being a satirical expose of some of the advertisements which
appear in our leading papers. [London. 18—?] Illus. **T.86.8

Razou, C. F. H. Les grands danseurs du roi. Bruxelles. 1846.

¥*T 89.3

Ramirez, J. Carmencita, the Pearl of Seville. New York. 1800.
Portraits. ¥*T 57.419
Reaprt, A. Ruby. Founded on the life of a circus girl. London.
1889. Plates. , #*T 87.7
—— Slaves of the sawdust. New York. [1892.] **T 87.27

Reape, C. Peg Woffington. London. 1857. Plate. **T.87.22; etc.
Reynotps, F. A playwright’s adventures. London. 1831. Illus.

 

*®T 89,1

Reywnotps, G. W. M. Ellen Percy; or, the memoirs of an actress.
[London. 1856.] Illus. **T 85.1
Ricautt, C. J. pe. Une reine de théatre. Souvenirs de jeunesse, de
théatre et de cour. Paris. 1801. **T 87.64
Ricuerin, J. La miseloque. Choses et gens de théatre. Paris.
_ 1893. ¥*T 87:85
Ritcure, A. C. Mimic life; or, before and behind the curtain. A
series of narratives. Boston. 1856. Plate. **T 87.79; etc.
The mute singer. New York. 1866. **T 87.44

Ropertson, T. W. David Garrick. A love story. London. 1865.
. **T 87.76; etc.
Roseccer, H. L. Die Komédiantin Magdalene. Ko6stritz. 1911.

6899.221

Rytry, S. W. The itinerant, or memoirs of an actor. London.
1808-27. 9 v. Portrait. #*T’ 57.313; etc.
Saint-Geniks, R., Vicomte pr. Les petites Manchaballe. Paris. 18093.
: **T 87.66

— Place au théatre! Paris. 1894. **'T 87.67
Sata, G. A. H. The two prima donnas, and The dumb door porter.
London. 1862. **M 108.13
Scuott, A. Les amours de théatre. Paris. [1862.] **T 87.93

 

L’esprit du Boulevard. Les coulisses. Paris. 1887. **T.87.60
Senxe, T. J. The players; or, the stage of life. London. 1847. 3 v.

**®T 87.1

SHaw, GB, Love among the artists. Chicago. 1900. **T 87.10
Sims, G. R. Without the limelight. Theatrical life as it is. Lon-
don. 1900. **T 87.21
— Zeph: a circus story, etc. London. 1892. ¥**T 88,12

STEPHENS, R. N. A gentleman player. His adventures on a secret
mission for Queen Elizabeth. Boston. 1899. Plates. **T.87.18
Stewart, D. Tales from the notebook of a stroller. London. 1862.

: **T 57.266

Véron, P. Les gens de théatre. Paris. 1862. **T 87.80
WatpsTEIN, M. Bekenntnisse eines Hoftheater-Direktors. Theater-
Roman. Grossenhain. 1883. 2 v. in I. ¥*T 87.16
West, M. A born player. New York. 1893. **T 87.24

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Fiction. (Continued.)
Winstantey, E. Shifting scenes in theatrical life. London. 1859.

**T 88.16; etc. -

Wricut, E. M. Behind the scenes: a story of the stage. Boston.

1870, 4509.49; **T.88.5

ZoLuinG, T. Coulissengeister. Roman. Leipzig. 1891. 6899.64
Field, John.

Bibliotheca histrionica. A catalogue of [his] theatrical and miscel-
laneous library collected with a view to forming materials for a
complete history of the British stage. Which will be sold by
auction, by Mr. Sotheby, 22d of January, 1827. [London. 18267]
(2), 96 pp. **T 66.19

Field, Joseph M. (“Everpoint.”)

The drama in Pokerville. The bench and bar of Jury-Town, and

other stories. Philadelphia. Carey & Hart. 1847. 200 pp. Plates.

With illustrations by Darley. **T 87.84
Same. Philadelphia. Peterson. [1850.] No. 2 in **4509.290
Same. [1858.] No. 2 in *A.5448d.1

Field, Kate. See Field, Mary Katherine Kemble.
Field, Mary Katherine Kemble.

Adelaide Ristori. A biography. New-York. Gray & Green. 1867.
69 pp. **T.59.9
Revised from Harper’s Magazine and the Atlantic Monthly. Another copy is
on shelf-number *P.11.7492.

Same. [Anon.] Paris. Morris. 1873. 15 pp. ¥*T 54.16

Same. [Boston. 1867.] 493-501 pp. No. 32 in *6242.54
Cut from The Atlantic Monthly, April, 1867 [*5314.1.19].

Charles Albert Fechter. Boston. Osgood & Co. 1882. (9), 205 pp.
Portraits. Manuscript facsimile. [American actor series.]

Another copy is on shelf-number *A.2926.1. 4348.137; **T 57.114
Pen photographs of Charles Dickens’s readings. Taken from life.
Boston. Loring. [1868.] 38 pp. No. 2 in **T.53.23

Each leaf of this copy has been inset on large paper by Henry Clay Barnabee.

Ristori as Marie Antoinette. [Philadelphia 1868.] 175-185 pp.

: No. 16 in **G.3930.13.2
Cut Sue Lippincott’s Monthly Magazine, February, 1868 [Periodical Room
*7345.1.1]. : ‘
Field, Mary Katherine Kemble. Works about.

Wuitinc, L. Kate Field. A record. Boston. 1899. Illus. Por-

traits. ‘ 4348.233; etc.
Fielding, Henry, alleged author.

An apology for the life of Mr. The’ Cibber, comedian. See Apology,

An, for the life of Mr. The’ Cibber, comedian.
Fielding, Henry. Works about.

Have at you all: or, the Drury-Lane Journal. [No. 1. Jan. 16, 1752.]
By Madam Roxana Termagant [pseud.]. Addressed to Sir Alex-
ander Drawcansir [pseud. of Henry Fielding], author of the
Covent-Garden Journal. Continued every Thursday. London.
1752. ¥*T 26.25

Letter, A, to a noble lord, .to whom alone it belongs. Occasioned
by a representation at the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane, of a
farce, called Miss Lucy in town. London. 1742.

No. 7 in **G.3823.9
Fielding, Sir John.

Mites, W. A. A letter to Sir John Fielding, Knt. Occasioned by

his extraordinary request to Mr. Garrick for a suppression of

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Fielding, Sir John. (Continued.)
the Beggars Opera. To which is added a postscript to D. Gar-

rick, Esq. London. 1773. No. 7 in **G.3823.4.2
Fifteen years of a dancer’s life. Furrer, L. 4049a.363
Fifty years in theatrical management. Leavitt, M. B. **T.55.16; etc.
Fifty years of a Londoner’s life. Hrszert, H. G. : 4545-151
Fifty years of a play-goer’s journal. D., H. N. *#*T 77,182
Fifty years of a showman’s life. Van Hares, G. 2262.49; **T.57.132
Fifty years of an actor’s life. Corpman, J. 4544.190
Donatpson, W. A. ¥**T 96.161
Fifty years of green-room gossip. DonaLpson, W. A.
. 45494.244; **T.58.39
Fifty years of London life. Yatrs, E. H. 4540.22; **T57.25; etc.

Figaro-Modes, Les. A la ville—au-théatre—arts décoratifs. Publication
mensuelle. 1901-06. Paris. Manzi, Joyant & cie. 1901-06. 6 v.

Illus. Portraits. Plates. *6000.28
The volumes for 1901, o2 are entitled: Les modes. No more was published.

Figaro Programme. See Saturday Programme, The, and Sketch-Book.
Fight, The, for the drama at Oxford. Apprertey, Hon. J. G. **T.98.29
Figuier, Guillaume Louis.

Le théatre scientifique. 2¢ édition. Paris. Dentu. 1882. 24 pp.

**T 76.32
The author proposes to impart instruction in science by means of the drama.
Figuier, Louis. See Figuier, Guillaume Louis.
Figures d’Opéra-comique. ParorssE-Poucin, F. A. A. **M.137.2
Figurines dramatiques. Lactaize, J. B. #*T 57.285
Filippi, Joseph de.

Catalogue de [sa] bibliothéque théatrale dont la vente aura lieu 27
mai 1861. Paris. Aubry. 1861. (2), vi, 114 pp. **T 66.5

Catalogue des estampes & dessins, architecture théatrale, scénes
théatrales, décorations, costumes et portraits dont la vente aura
lieu 23-25 mai 1861. Paris. 1861. 41 pp. **T 66.6

Essai d’une bibliographie générale du théatre, ou catalogue raisonné
de la bibliothéque d’un amateur complétant le Catalogue Soleinne. °
Paris. Tresse. 1861. (5), vii, 223, (1) pp. **T 66.2

Paralléle des principaux théatres modernes de l’Europe et des
machines théatrales francaises, allemandes et anglaises. Dessins
par Clément Contant. Texte par Joseph de Filippi. 2e édition.
Paris. Lévy. 1870. 2 v. Plans. **Cab.60.77.1

Filippi, Rosina. See Dowson, Rosina Filippi. :

Filles, Les, d’Opéra et les virtuoses de table d’héte. Paris. Labitte.
1846. 77 pp. **T 99.28

Fillingham, William.

A catalogue of a portion of [his] library, consisting of old quarto
plays, early-English poetry, and a few scarce tracts which will
be sold at auction by Leigh and S. Sotheby, April 24, 1805, and 2
following days. [London. 1805.] (2), 36 pp. *2138.44

Filmer, Edward.

‘A defence of plays: or, the stage vindicated, from, several passages
in Mr. Collier’s Short view, &c. Wherein is offer’d the most
probable method of reforming our plays. With a consideration
how far vicious characters may be allow’d on the stage. London:
Printed for Jacob Tonson. 1707. (16), 167 pp. **T 77.46

Another copy is on shelf-number **G.3821.17.

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Filmer, Edward. Works about.

Covter, J. A farther vindication of the Short view of the profane-
ness and immorality of the English stage, in which the objections
of a late book, entituled, A defence of plays, are consider’d.
London. 1708. ; **T 77.38; etc.

Filon, Augustin. See Filon, Pierre Marie Augustin.
Filon, Pierre Marie Augustin.
De Dumas a Rostand. Esquisse du mouvement dramatique con-

temporain. Paris. Colin & cie. 1898. xiii, 300, (1) pp. 4676.88
Contents. — L’age de Dumas et d’Augier. Edouard Pailleron. — Henry Becque.
— Le naturalisme au théatre et la comédie “Rosse.” — Le Théatre-libre. —
Autour des théatres. — Les artistes, le public, la critique. — La comédie
nouvelle. — Jules Lemaitre, Brieux, Henri Lavedan. — Paul Hervieu, Maurice
Donnay. — L’évolution des vieux genres. — Renaissance du vers dramatique:
Tean Richepin et Edmond Rostand.

Same. The modern French drama. Seven essays. Translated by
Janet E. Hogarth. With an introduction by W. L. Courtney.
London. Chapman & Hall, Ltd. 1808. xv, 304 pp.

4676.86; **T.47.37

Contents, — Introduction. — The age of Dumas and Augier. — Naturalism on
the stage. — The Théatre libre. — Round about the theatres. — The new
comedy. — The revival of verse on the stage.

L’éléve de Garrick, 1780. Paris. Colin & cie. [1801.] (3), 297, (1) pp.
[Bibliothéque de romans historiques.] 6698.134; **T.87.41

Same. Garrick’s pupil. Translated by J. V. Prichard. Chicago.
McClurg & Co. 1893. 217 pp. Illus. **'T 88.2

Le théatre anglais; hier, aujourd’ hui, demain. 2e édition. Paris.
Lévy. 1896. xiv, 308 pp. 2559.82

Same. The English stage: being an account of the Victorian drama.
Translated from the French by Frederic Whyte with an intro-
duction by Henry Arthur Jones. London. Milne. 1897. 319, (1) pp.

4574.325 **T.46.1
Finlay, John.

Dramatic criticism. (Jn his Miscellanies. Pp. 206-282. Dublin.
1835.) **T 98.42
Comments on the acting of Kean, Kemble and others.

Fiorentino, Pier Angelo.

Comédies et comédiens. Feuilletons. Série 1, 2, Paris. Lévy. 1866.
2v. : **T 77,122
Relates to music and the theatre with especial reference to France.

Fiorilli, Tiberio. (Scaramouche.)
Constantin1, A. La vie de Scaramouche. A Paris. 1698. Portrait.
¥**T 59.1; etc.
Fire prevention. See Theatre. Construction.
Fireworks. See Pyrotechnics.
Firmin, Jean Francois Becquerelle, called Firmin.

Parallele entre Talma et Lekain. Esquisse. Suivi de quelques ré-

flexions sur l’art dramatique. Paris. Haut-Cceur. 1826. 55 pp.
**T.57.34
Firmin-Didot, Albert, editor.

Despréaux, J. E. Souvenirs de Jean-Etienne Despréaux, danseur

de l’Opéra et poéte-chansonnier. 1748-1820. Issoudun. 1894.
**T 97.116
First Corps of Cadets of the Massachusetts Volunteers Militia.

Cadet theatricals. [Programmes.] Namely: —

Cinderella & the prince. [Boston.] 1904. 77 pp. Plates.
4450a.161

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First Corps of Cadets. (Continued.)
“1492.” [Boston. 1892.] 56 pp. Portraits. Plates. *4450a.103

Injured innocents. [Boston. 1891.] 20 pp. 44508.105
Miss Po-ko-hon-tas. [Boston.] 1906. 96 pp. Portraits. Plates.

4450a.167
Simple Simon. [Boston. 1897.] Plates. 4450a.106

The strange adventures of Jack and the beanstalk. [A fairy
Mother Goose burlesque by R. A. Barnet and A. B. Sloane.]
Boston. Sawyer. [1896.] 80 pp. Illus. Plates. Plan..

4450a.107

Tabasco. [Boston. 1894.] 56 pp. Illus. Portraits. Plates.
*4450a.104
First London theatre, The. Wattace, C. W. *3595.104.13
First theater in America. Daty, C. P. **T 95.14

Fischer, Georg.
Opern und Concerte im Hoftheater zu Hannover bis 1866. Hanneven
Hahn. 1899. xi, 370 pp. Plate. 4045.153

Contents. — Vor 200 Jahren. — Vor 100 Jahren. — Im k6niglichen Hoftheater.
— Heinrich Marschner. — Kénig Georg V.: Albert Niemann; Joseph Joachim.

Fischer, Hermann.

Heizung, Liftung und Beleuchtung der Theater und sonstiger Ver-
sammlungssale. Darmstadt. Bergstrasser. 1894. 38 pp. Plans.
[Fortschritte auf dem Gebiete der Architektur.] *8090a.132.5

Fisher, Clara. See Maeder, Clara Fisher.
Fiske, Harrison Grey, editor. ; ;

Dramatic Mirror Quarterly, The. Vol. 1 (no. 1). June, 1890. New
York. 1890. #*T 25.8

New York Dramatic Mirror, The. [Weekly.] Vol. 62-68. July
1909-1912. New York. t909-12. 7 v. Illus. Portraits. **T.22.2

Fiske, Minnie Maddern.
GrirFitH, F. C. Mrs. Fiske. New York. i912. Portraits. Plates.
4395-200

TALENTED young actress, The, Minnie Maddern. Supported by an
elegant company under the management of John H. Havlin [Park
theatre, Boston. Boston. 1882]. Portrait. ¥*T 56,330

Wootcott, A. Mrs. Fiske. Her views on actors, acting and the
problems of production. New York. 1917. Portraits, one colored.
Plates. 6257.307

“Fitch, Clyde. See Fitch, William Clyde.
Fitch, William Clyde.

The play and the public. (/m his Plays. Memorial edition. Vol. 4,

pp. v-xlviii. Boston. 1915.) 4409b.179.4
Fitzball, Edward, pseud. See Ball, Edward.
Fitz-Crambo, Patrick, Esq., pseud.

Tyranny triumphant! and liberty lost; the Muses run mad; Apollo
struck dumb; and all Covent-Garden confounded. Or, historical,
critical, and prophetical remarks on the famous cartel lately
agreed on by the masters of the two theatres. London: Printed
for G. Lyon. 1743. (1), 29 pp. **T 76.152

Relates to Covent Garden and Drury Lane Theatres. Another copy is on
shelf-number No, 8 in **G.3823.18.

Fitzgerald, George Robert.
VAUXHALL affray, The; or, the macaronies defeated. A compilation
of all the letters, squibs, &c., on both sides of that dispute. Lon-
don. 1773. **T 97.337

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Fitzgerald, Percy Hetherington. i
The art of acting in connection with the study of character, the
spirit of comedy and stage illusion. London. Swan Sonnen-
schein & Co. 1892. xii, 194 pp. Portrait. [The dilettante

library. ] 4579a.148
The Garrick Club. London. Stock. 1904. xvili, (1), 252 pp. Por-
traits. Plate. 2492.68; **T.94.10

Henry Irving. A record of twenty years at the Lyceum. London.
Chapman & Hall, Ltd. 1893. xvi, 320 pp. Portrait.
’ 2.543.118; **T.55.94
Same. Sir Henry Irving. A biography. [New and revised edition.]
Philadelphia. Jacobs & Co. [1906.] xvi, 319, (1) pp. Portraits.
Plates. 4544.219
The Kembles. An account of the Kemble family, including the lives
pf Mrs. Siddons, and John Philip Kemble. London. Tinsley.
[1871.] 2 v. Portraits. Facsimiles. 6543.15; **T.56.217
Another copy is on shelf-number **K.34.5; and a review of the work is on
shelf-number No. 10 in **G.62.5.

Life and adventures of Alexander Dumas. London. Tinsley. 1873.
2v. Portrait. 2645.55; **T.56.212

The life of David Garrick; from original family papers, and numerous
published and unpublished sources. London. Tinsley. 1868. 2 v.
Portraits. Genealogical chart. Autograph facsimiles.
A review of this work is on shelf-number No. 8in**G.62.5. 2545.18; **T.56.127

The life of Mrs. Catherine Clive. With an account of her adventures
on and off the stage, a round of her characters, her corres-
pondence. London. Reader. 1888. viii, 112 pp. Portrait.

Another copy is on shelf-number **K.263.10. 4549a.103; **T.57.57
The lives of the Sheridans. London. Bentley. 1886. 2 v. Por-
traits. Facsimiles. 4550.67; **T.56.233

Music-Hall land. An account of the natives, male and female,
pastimes, songs, antics, and general oddities of that strange
country. With illustrations by Alfred Bryan. London. Ward
& Downey. [1890.] vi, 90 pp. Illus. **T 96.199

A new history of the English stage from the Restoration to the
liberty of the theatres, in connection with the patent houses.

London. Tinsley. 1882. 2 v. 2450.54; **T.76.15
Principles of comedy and dramatic effect. London. Tinsley. 1870.
368 pp. 2477.52; **T.75.56
Contents. — The dramatists. — Comedy. — Burlesque. — The French stage. —
Actors, past and present. — The actors of the day. — The music hall question.
The romance of the English stage. London. Bentley. 1874. 2 v.
2572.55; **T.56.213

Same. Philadelphia. Lippincott & Co. 1875. 442 pp. 2572.59

The Savoy opera and the Savoyards. [Gilbert and Sullivan.] Lon-
don. Chatto & Windus. 1894. xv, 248 pp. Illus. Portraits. 2578.113
Shakespearean representation: its laws and limits. London. Stock.
1908. vii, 145 pp. 4593-228
The Sheridans. London. The Grolier Society. [190-?] 2 v. Por-
traits. Plates. [Beaux & belles of England.] *2545.251
The world behind the scenes. Tondon, Chatto & Windus. 188.
(5), 320 pp. 2476.66; **T.77.184
Fitzgerald, Percy Hetherington, editor.
Lamp, C. The art of the stage as set out in Lamb’s dramatic essays.
London. 1885. Portrait. 4577-1173 ®*T.77.75

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Fitz-Gerald, Shafto Justin Adair.

Dickens and the drama. Being an account of Charles Dickens’s con-
nection with the stage and the stage’s connection with him. Lon-
don. Chapman & Hall, Ltd. 1910. xxiii, 352 pp. Portraits.
Plates. Facsimiles. 2570a.109

Sketches from Bohemia. Stories of the stage, the study, and the
studio. London. Tarstow, Denver & Co., Ltd. 1890. 158 pp.

#*T 97.276
Fitzgerald and Hopkins. Moors, H. N. ¥**T 87.9
Fitzpatrick, “Thady.”

Fizcic, or the modern Quixote, a tale [in verse]; relative to the late
disturbances, at Drury-Lane and Covent-Garden theatres [involv-
‘ing Garrick and Fitzpatrick]. London. 1763. No. 6 in **G.3947.2

Garrick, D. The Fribbleriad. [Anon.] London. 1761. Portrait.

No. 14 in **G.3820.9

Fiurilli, Tiberio. See Fiorilli, Tiberio.
Five and ten cent theatres. JuvENILE Protective Association, Chicago.
5576.283
Fizgig, or the modern Quixote, a tale [in verse]; relative to the late
disturbances, at Drury-Lane and Covent-Garden theatres. Lon-
don: Printed for the author, and sold by J. Williams. 1763.

3-13 pp. No. 6 in **G,3947.2
Relates to Garrick and “Thady” Fitzpatrick [Fizgig].

Flanders, Henry, editor.

CuMBERLAND, R. Memoirs written by himself. With illustrative

notes. Philadelphia. 1856. 6545.56; etc.
Flanders. Theatres.

VANDER STRAETEN, E. Le théatre villageois en Flandre. Histoire,
littérature, musique, religion, politique, moeurs. D’aprés des docu-
ments éntiérement inédits. Bruxelles. 1881. 2v. Illus. Plates.

¥*T 76.7
Flaneur, Un, pseud.

Biographie des écuyers et écuyéres du Théatre national du Cirque-
Olympique. Paris. Editeur du Répertoire dramatique. 1846.
80 pp. ¥**T 59.51

Fleay, Frederick Gard.

A biographical chronicle of the English drama, 1559-1642. London.
Reeves & Turner. 1891. 2 v.. 2542.108; **T.45.4

A chronicle history of the life and work of William Shakespeare,
player, poet, and playmaker. London. Nimmo, 1886. viii, 364 pp.

Portrait. Plate. 2590.19; **T 55.131
A chronicle history of the London stage, 1559-1642. London.
Reeves & Turner. 1890. x, 424 pp. 4571.22; **T.75.44

Flechsig, Wilhelm Eduard.
Die Dekoration der modernen Bithne in Italien, von den Anfangen
bis zum Schluss des xvi. Jahrhunderts. Teil 1. Inaugural-Dis-

sertation, Leipzig. Dresden. Schulze. 1804. 8063.78
Verzeichnis der Kiinstler, p. 95.

Fleck, Dudley, and William Artis.
Tales from the note-book of an ex-actor. West Cowes. Joyce.
1865. 56 pp. **T 87.90
Fleck, Johann Friedrich Ferdinand.
Gross, E. Johann Friedrich Ferdinand Fleck. Ein Beitrag zur
Entwicklungsgeschichte des deutschen Theaters. Berlin. 1914.
Portraits. 6907.32

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Flecknoe, Richard.

A short discourse of the English sane, 1664. (Jn Spingarn, J. E.,
editor. Critical essays of the seventeenth century. Vol. 2, pp.
91-96. Oxford. 1908.) 2559a.232.2

Fleet, George Rutland Barrington-. See Barrington, Rutland.
Fleetwood, Charles.

Comepian, A. A full answer to Queries upon queries. In which
the conduct of the players is vindicated, and the misrepresen-
tations of the querist exposed. London. 1743.

No. 9 in **G.3824.2

ImpartraL hand, An, pseud. Stage policy detected; or some select
pieces of theatrical secret history laid open: in a letter to a
certain manager [Charles Fleetwood] on his imaginary justifica-
tion of his late conduct. London. 1744. ¥*T 77.175,

Neriruer-sipe, Mr., pseud. An impartial examen of the present con-
tests between the town and the manager [Charles Fleetwood]
of the theatre. With some proposals for accommodating the
present misunderstandings. London. 1744. ¥**T 77.185; etc.

Queries to be answer’d by the manager of Drury-Lane Theatre
[Charles Fleetwood], for the satisfaction of the publick, in regard
to the present dispute between him and his actors. London. 1743.

No. 8 in **G,.3824.2; etc.

QUERIES upon queries, to be answer’d by the malke-content players.
For the satisfaction of the publick, in regard to the present
dispute between them and the manager [Charles Fleetwood].
London. [1743.] | **T 77.3

Y., B. Disputes between the Director of D— y [Drury], and the pit
potentates: being a letter to a friend, concerning the behaviour
of the melancholly manager of the suff’ring theatre [Charles
Fleetwood]; and some considerations on the late disturbances’
and the causes thereof: with a few hints on the heroes and
heroines. London. 1744. **T 77.176; etc.

Flegeljahre der Liebe. Brertscuen, A. No. 6 in 4896.50.368
Fleming, William Hansell.

Shakespeare’s plots. A study in dramatic construction. New York.

Putnam. 1902. ix, 467 pp. 6257.379
Fletcher, John.

GayLey, C. M. Beaumont the'dramatist. A portrait. With some
account of his circle, Elizabethan and Jacobean, and of his associa-
tion with John Fletcher. New York. 1914. Portraits. Plates.

4579-238
Potter, A. C. A bibliography of Beaumont and Fletcher. Cam-
bridge. 1890. ¥*6194.12.39

Fleury, Abraham Joseph Bénard, called Fleury.
Bourcoene, J. pr. Un comédien d’autrefois—1750-1822. Paris. 1914.

Portrait. 4677.116
LaFitrr, J. B. P. Mémoires de Fleury de la Comédie francaise.
[4e édition.] Paris. 1844. 2 v. **T 58.44

 

Same. The French stage and the French people, as illustrated
in the Memoirs of M. Fleury. Edited by Theodore Hook. Lon-
don. 1841. 2 v. #*T 57.103

— Same. Adventures of an actor: comprising a picture of the
French stage during a period of fifty years. Edited by Theodore
Hook. ad edition. London. 1842. 2 v. 4565.33 **T.57.71

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Fleury, Jules Francois Félix Husson. (Champfleury.)
Les aventures de Mademoiselle Mariette. 3¢ édition. Paris. Lévy.

1857. 309, (1) pp. ¥*T 88.3
A novel of stage life.
Same. Nouvelle édition. 1859. 2679a.161
Same. Ge édition. Charpentier & cie. 1874. (3), xii, 328 pp.
. : ; 2677.79
Souvenirs des funambules. Paris. Lévy. 1859. (3), 320 pp.
A collection of short stories relating to the stage. 4679.58; **T.87.86

Fleury, Maurice, Comte, cditor.
Detaunay, L. A. Souvenirs de M. Delaunay, de la Comédie-francaise.
Paris. [1901.] Portrait. 2649a.26
Jousuin DE La Satrz, A. F. Souvenirs sur le Théatre-frangais. (1833-
1837.) Annotés et publiés par G. Monval et le Comte Fleury.
Paris. 1900. *#T 75,55
Flickinger, Roy Caston.
The meaning of étti tis oxnviis in writers of the fourth century.
(In University of Chicago. Decennial publications. Series 1.
Vol. 6, pp. 11-26. Chicago. 1914.) *3363.4.Ser.1.6

Relates to the theory that the actors in a Greek theatre performed in the
orchestra, and not on the stage.

Plutarch as a source of information on the Greek theater. A disser-

tation, University of Chicago. Chicago. 1904. 64 pp. 3002.79
Flint, A., pseud.

The tailor’s answer to the late attacks upon their profession, from
the stage and press; with critical remarks on Jeremy Swell’s mock-
heroic poem. London. The Author. 1805. 36 pp.

No. 6 in **G.3821.5

Relates to a riot which took place at the 'Haymarket Theatre, August 15, 1805,
when a mob of tailors attempted to stop the play called The tailors.

Flitch, John Ernest Crawford. :

Modern dancing and dancers. Philadelphia. J. B. Lippincott Co.

1912. 228 pp. Portraits. Plates, some colored. *4040a.136
Flitcroft, Henry. :

Theatrical entertainments consistent with society, morality, and
religion. In a letter to the author of “The stage the high road
to hell.” Shewing that writer’s arguments to be fallacious, his
principles enthusiastic, and his authorities (particularly from the-
ancients) misconstrued and perverted. [Anon.] London. Sold

by Baker and Leigh. 1768. (6), ix, 32 pp. ¥*T 96.185
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 8 in **G.3823.13. The stage the high road
to hell may be found on shelf-number **T.96.76.

Flore, Flore Corvée, called Mademoiselle Flore.
Dume_rsan, T. M., and J. J. G. p—E Luriev. Mémoires de Mlle Flore,
artiste du Théatre des variétés. [Anon.] Paris. 1847. 3 v.
**T 56.208
Florence, Jtuly. Theatres. Parvacio.
Manni, D. M. Notizie istoriche intorno al Parlagio ovvero anfi-
teatro di Firenze. In Bologna. 1746. ¥**T 74.20
Flynn, J. W.
The random recollections of an old play-goer. A sketch of some old
Cork theatres. Cork. Guy & Co., Ltd. 1890. 55 pp. **T.57.349
Focht, C. Th-
Der Brand des Ringtheaters in Wien, am 8. Dec. 1881. 4te Auflage.
Wien. Hartleben. 1881. 80 pp. Illus. Plates. Plan.
No. 1 in **M.145.20

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Foelsch, August.

Theaterbrande und die zur Verhiitung derselben erforderlichen
Schutz-Massregeln. Erganzungs-Heft mit einem neuen Ver-
zeichnisse von 108 abgebrannten Theatern. Hamburg. Meissner.
1882. 67, (1) pp. **T 75.60

Foire Saint-Laurent, La. Hruruarp, L. O. A. **T 96.305
Foley, Patrick Kevin.

A catalogue of choice and rare books, consisting of first editions of
American and English authors in original bindings, dramatic and
musical literature, Americana. Boston. 1900. 34 pp. .[No. 10.]

Folly’s queens. Morremar, J. DE. #*®'T 55.19
Fonseca Benevides, Francisco da.

O real theatro de S. Carlos de Lisboa. Desde a sua fundacio em
1793 até a actualidade. Estudio historico. [Lisboa. Castro.
1883.] viii, 446, (6) pp. Portraits. Plate. Plan. Tables. 3090.125
List of some of the pieces sung at the Theatro do conde de Farrobo na quinta
das Larangeiras, and a table of comparative sizes of the principal European
opera houses, pp. 431-442.

Fontainebleau, France.

Constant, C. F. Moliére 4 Fontainebleau (1661-1664). Simple note

historique. Suivie de la biographie du comédien De Brie. Meaux.

1873. **T55.34
Monvat, G. H. M. Fétes et spectacles donnés 4 Fontainebleau et
au-Monceau en 1772. Fontainebleau. 1888. 2662.114

Fontana, Carlo.

L’anfiteatro Flavio descritto e delineato. Nell’ Haia, appresso

Isaco Vaillant. 1725. (4), 171, (4) pp. Plate. Plans. **G.30a.6
Fontana, Ferdinando.

In teatro. (Con due lettere di G. C. Molineri.) 40 migliaio. Roma.

Sommaruga ec. 1884. 5-168 pp. **T 98.97
Fontane, Henri Théodore. See Fontane, Theodor.
Fontane, Theodor. -

Causerien iiber Theater. Herausgeber, Paul Schlenther. 3. Auflage.
Berlin. Fontane & Co. 1905. (1), xx, (1), 451, (1) pp. 6252.75

Fools. See Clowns and fools.
Foot, Jesse.

The life of Arthur Murphy. London. Faulder. 1811. iv, 464 pp.

Portraits. Manuscript facsimiles. ¥*T 53.17
Foot, John Forrester.

A general review of the management of Thomas Beaumont * * *,
alias, Captain TTT, lessee of the Theatre-Royal, Glasgow.
Added, a faithful account of the mode adopted by the manager’s
friends in suppressing “A reply to all facts”; with remarks on the
alleged interposition of the committee of proprietors. Glasgow.
M‘Kenzie. [1809.] (3), 47 pp. **'T 56.65

Foote, Horace.
A companion to the theatres; and manual of the British drama.

 

London. Sanger. 1829. vi, 148 pp. Plate. **T79.30
Relates principally to the London theatres.
Same. 2d edition. Marsh & Miller. **T 79.12

Foote, Maria, 4th Countess of Harrington. ;
Account, An, of the third and fourth theatrical tour made by Miss
Foote, in 1826 and 1827, to Liverpool, Bath, Edinburgh, &c. Lon-
don. Smith. 1827. 1, (1) pp. : **T 56.168

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Foote, Maria, 4th Countess of Harrington. (Continued.)

Facts illustrative of the evidence on the late trial of Foote v.
Hayne: with a brief review of the speech of the Attorney-General.
London. Miller. 1825. (2), 29 pp. , ¥**T 56.78

FuLv report of the trial between Miss Foote & J. Hayne, for a
breach of promise of marriage. London. [1825?] Colored por-
traits. **T 58.19

M‘Morar, A., pseud. Second-sight; or, the consequences of the
reception given to Miss Foote, on the 5th February, 1825. Lon-
don. 1825. Portrait. **T’ 56.260 |

S., H. T. An account of Miss Foote’s re-appearance at the Theatre-
Royal, Covent-Garden, on the Fifth of February, 1825; and of her
reception and performances, during a tour of eight months, at
the theatres royal of Dublin, Edinburgh, and Bath, &c. [Edin-
burgh? 1826?] v, 85 pp. ¥**T56.305

Foote, Samuel.

Bon-mots of Samuel Foote and Theodore Hook. Edited by Walter
Jerrold. With grotesques by Aubrey Beardsley. London. Dent
& Co. 1894. (1), 192 pp. Illus. Plates. Portraits. Autograph

facsimile. 4559a.125
An epistle from Tully in the shades [pseud.], to orator Ma..... n
in Covent Garden. London: Printed and sold by M. Cooper.
1755. 26° pp. **T.97.55

Signed, M. T. Cicero. Another copy is on shelf-number No. 6 in **G.3824.15.
The Roman and English comedy consider’d and compar’d. With

remarks on The suspicious husband. And an examen into the

merit of the present comic actors. London: Printed for T.

Waller. 1747. **T 46.38
Other copies are on shelf-numbers No. 13 in **G.3824.15; No. 5 in **G.3925.3.

The table-talk and bon-mots of Samuel Foote. (With an introduc-
tory memoir.) Edited by the late William Cooke. New South-
gate. Rogers. 1889. viii, 268 pp. Portrait. Autograph facsimile.

#45 73.106

A treatise on the passions, so far as they regard the stage; with
a critical enquiry into the theatrical merit of Mr. G k, Mr.
Q——n, and Mr. B y. The first considered in the part of
Lear, the two last opposed in Othello. [Anon.] London: Printed

 

 

for C. Corbett. [1747.] 44 pp. #8T 77.27
‘Other copies are on shelf-numbers **G.3821.21; No. 2 in **G.3924.2; No.5 in
**G. 3824.1.

Foote, Samuel. Works about.

Baring, J. The theatre licentious and perverted. Or, a sermon for
reformation of manners. Preached Dec. 2, 1770. Partly occa-
sioned by the acting of a comedy, entitled, The minor, in the
licensed theatre of Edinburgh, on the 24th of November preceding.

Edinburgh. 1770. **T.97.57
BoscHErEccio, pseud An elegy on the death of Samuel Foote, Esq.
[A poem.] London. 1778. No. 9 in **G.3820.11

Coox, W. Memoirs of Samuel Foote. With a collection of his
bon-mots, anecdotes, opinions, &c. London. 1805. 3 v. Por-
trait. 6549a.31; **T.58.98; etc.

Forster, J. Samuel Foote. (/n his Historical and biographical
essays. Vol. 2, pp. 203-437. London. 1858.) 4519a.17.2; etc.

Mackin, C. M-ckl-n’s Answer to Tully. To Mark Tully, Esqre.
At his house in — Elizium. London. 1755. ¥**T 97.56

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Foote, Samuel. Works about. (Continued.)

Memorrs of the life and writings of Samuel Foote, Esq.; the
English Aristophanes. Added, the bon mots, repartees, and
good things said by that great wit and excentrical genius. [Lon-
don. 1778.] , **T 57.147

Mimic, The: a poem. By the author. London. 1761. No. 9 in **G.3820.9

Momus, a poem: of a critical examination into the merits of the
performers, and comic pieces, at the Theatre Royal in the Hay-
Market. [Anon.] London. [1770?] No. 15 in **G.3820.9

Putito-TeEcHNIcuS Miso-mimides, pseud. Foote’s Prologue detected:
with a miniature-prose epilogue of his manner in speaking it.
London. ‘1770. No. 4 in **G.3824.1

— An appendix to Foote’s Prologue detected; containing with
other curious articles a new occasional epilogue, for the close of
his Theatre, September 15, 1770. London. 1770.

No. 4a in **G,3824.1

T., J. A letter of compliment to the ingenious author of A treatise
on the passions, so far as they regard the stage; with a critical
enquiry into the theatrical merit of Mr. G---k, Mr. Q---n,
and Mr. B y, &c. With some further remarks on Mr. M n.
And a few hints on our modern actresses, particularly Mrs.
C r and Mrs. P d. London. [1747.] **T 77.303 etc.

Footlight Club, Jamaica Plain, Mass. :

[Programme of] A scrap of paper, May 4-5, 1906. tooth performance
[of] the Footlight Club. [Cambridge. The Riverside Press.
1906.] (9), 52, (1) pp. 4009.329
Contains a list of members and the cast of characters of all the performances
given by the club.

Footlight favorites. A collection of popular American and European
actresses in the various roles in which they have become famous;
with biographical sketches. New York. National Police Gazette
office. [188-?] 56 pp. Portraits. ¥*T 55.4

Footlight flashes. Davince, W. P. 4343-2313 **T.57.245

Footlights. [Weekly.] A clean paper for the theatre goer. Vol. 1
(no. 20). Oct. 5, 1895. Philadelphia. [1895.] 16 pp. Illus. **T.92.6

Footlights. Ho tiincsueap, J. 2553-59; **T.97.158

Footlights, The, fore and aft. Poxttock, C. 4395-202

Yorbes-Robertson, Johnston. See Robertson, Johnston Forbes-.

Ford, James Lauren.

Cupid and the footlights. Illustrated by Archie Gunn. New York.
Frederick A. Stokes Co. 1899. (20) ff. Plates. ¥*T 83.1
Composed of imitation letters, telegrams and newspaper clippings.

The story of Du Barry. Mrs. Leslie Carter edition. New York.
Frederick A. Stokes Co. [1902.] 15, ix, 289 pp. Portraits. Plates.
Vignettes. **T 46.72
No. 88 of a limited edition, privately distributed at the opening of the Belasco
Theatre, containing a description of the theatre.

Ford, Paul Leicester.

Washington and the theatre. New-York. 1899. (9), 68, (1), 14 pp.
Plate. Facsimiles. Manuscript facsimiles. [Dunlap Society. .
Publications. New series, no. 8.] ¥**T 95.21

Ford, Tom.

A peep behind the curtain, by a supernumerary. Boston. Redding

& Co. [1850.] 91 pp. Plates. [Theatrical reminiscences.] **T.98.45

The pseudonym on the cover is A Boston supernumerary. Other copies are on
shelf-numbers **T.97.200; No. 5 in **K.48.16.

 

 

 

 

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Fornari, ——, editor.

GrraLpo, M. ve. Histoire curieuse et pittoresque des sorciers,
devins, magiciens, astrologues, etc., depuis lantiquité jusqu’a
nos jours. Paris. [1846.] Plate. **T 95.83

Forner, Juan Pablo.

Garcfa DE LA Huerta, V. A. Leccion critica 4 los lectores de la

memoria de Cosme Damian sobre el theatro hespafol, &c.
Madrid. 1786. **T).170b.35
Forrest, Catherine Norton.

AssocraTION of the Bar of the City of New York. Proceedings
on a publication in the New York Times of March 26th, 1876,
censuring the counsel for the plaintiff in the Forrest divorce case
[Charles O’Conor]. New York. 1876. No. 2 in *7686.52

Forrest divorce case, The. Catharine [sic] N. Forrest against
Edwin Forrest. Fully and correctly reported by the reporter of
the National Police Gazette; with opening and concluding argu-
ments of counsel, charge of the court, letters and other details
New York. 1852. Portraits. **T 55.92

Forrest divorce suit, The. Report of the trial of Catherine N
Forrest vs. Edwin Forrest for divorce, held in the Superioi
Court of New York, Dec., 1851. New York. The Herald Book
and Job Office. 1851. 120, 181-185, (1) pp. Portraits.

Another copy is on shelf-number No. 3 in **G.377.2. No. 3 in 7686.31

Oxp Lawyer, An, pseud. Review of the Forrest divorce. Containing
scme remarkable disclosures of the secret doings of the jury.
New York. 1852. No. 4 in *7686.52

Forrest, Edwin.

Account of the terrific and fatal riot at the New-York Astor Place
Opera House, May toth, 1849; with the quarrels of Forrest and
Macready, including all the causes which led to that awful

tragedy. New York. 1849. Plate. 4374.27; **T.56.116; etc.
Acer, W. R. Life of Edwin Forrest, the American tragedian.
Philadelphia. 1877. 2 v. Portraits. 2341.76; **T.55.10

AMERICAN ‘citizen, An. A rejoinder to “The replies from’ England,
etc. to certain statements circulated in this country respecting
Mr. Macready.” With an impartial history and review of the
larnentable occurrences at the Astor Place Opera House, toth of
May, 1849. New York. 1849. 4374-72; **T.56.117; etc.

Assocration of the Bar of the City of New York. Proceedings
on a publication in the New York Times of March 26th, 1876,
censuring the counsel for the plaintiff in the Forrest divorce
case [Charles O’Conor]. New York. 1876. No. 2 in *7686.52

Barrett, L. Edwin Forrest. Boston. 1881. Portraits. Plate.
Facsimiles. 4348.114; **T.57.109; etc.

Epwin Forrest. A collection of clippings. [Boston. 1873.]

; No. 14 in **G.3930.13.1

Forrest divorce case, The. Catharine [sic] N. Forrest against
Edwin Forrest. Fully and correctly reported by the reporter of
the National Police Gazette; with opening and concluding argu-
ments of counsel, charge of the court, letters and other details.
New York. 1852. Portraits. . **T 55.92

Forrest divorce suit, The. Report of the trial of Catherine N.
Forrest vs. Edwin Forrest for divorce, held in the Superior Court
of New York, Dec., 1851. New York. 1851. Portraits.

No. 3 in 7686.31; etc.

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Forrest, Edwin. (Continued.)
Harrison, G. Edwin Forrest: the actor and the man. Critical and
reminiscent. Brooklyn. 1889. Portraits. *4341.187
History, The, of Edwin Forrest, the celebrated American tragedian,
from his childhood to his present elevated station as a performer.
New York. 1837. #*T 56.323
Macreapy, W. C. To the public of Philad’a. In a card published
in the Public Ledger and other morning papers. Mr. Forrest
having avowed himself the author of the statements, Nov. 22d,
1848. [Philadelphia.] 1848. ¥**T 53.5
Op Lawyer, An. Review of the Forrest divorce. Containing some
remarkable disclosures of the secret doings of the jury. New
York. 1852. No. 4 in *7686.52
Rees, J. The life of Edwin Forrest. With reminiscences and personal
recollections. Philadelphia. [1874.] Portrait. 4347.152; **T.57.169
Repiiges, The, from England, etc., to certain statements circulated
in this country respecting Mr. Macready. New York. 1849.
**T 56.124; etc.
Sazin, J., compiler. Catalogue of the library of Edwin Forrest.
Philadelphia. 1863. Portrait. *2202.4
Forrest divorce case; The. Catharine [sic] N. Forrest against Edwin
Forrest. Fully and correctly reported by the reporter of the
National Police Gazette; with opening and concluding arguments
of counsel, charge of the court, letters and other details. New
York. Stringer & Townsend. 1852. t11 pp. Portraits. **T.55.92
Forster, Charles, B.D., editor. :
Jens, John, Bishop of Limerick. Bishop Jebb on fashionable amuse-
ments. London. 1849. ¥**'T 96.64
Forster, John.
Samuel Foote. (Jn his Historical and biographical essays. Vol. 2,

pp. 203-437. London. 1858.) . 4519a.17.2
Same. (Jn his Biographical essays. 3d edition. Pp. 329-462. Lon-
don. 1860.) 6548.45
Sir Richard Steele. (Jn his Historical and biographical essays.
Vol. 2, pp. 105-207. London. 1858.) 4519a.17.2
Same. (Jn his Biographical essays. 3d edition. Pp. 149-253. Lon-
don. 1860.) 6548.45

Fortis, Leone, prefacer.

Costetti, G. La compagnia reale sarda, e il teatro italiano dal 1821

al 1855. Milano. 1893. Portraits. 2768.142
Fortunio, pseud. See Niboyet, Jean Alexandre Paulin.
Forty years’ observation of music and the drama. Grau, R. 4045.172
Forty years on the stage. Barnes, J. H. 4545-169
Foster, George G.

Biography of Anna Bishop, the celebrated cantatrice, giving accounts
of her professional tour in England, Denmark, Sweden .. . and
California. [New York. 1853.] 10 pp. No. 2 in **M.373.63

Foucaud, Edouard.

Histoire du théatre en France. Tome 1. Paris. Publications

modernes. 1845. 439 pp. Portraits. kT 45.3
Foucher, Paul Henri.
Les coulisses du passé. Paris. Dentu. 1873. (3), 496 pp.

2679a.80; **T.47.25
Entre cour et jardin. Etudes et souvenirs du théatre. Paris.
Amyot. 1867. (6), 604 pp. #*T 47.4

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Foundations, The, of a national drama. Jones, H. A. 4574-183
Fouque, Octave. See Fouque, Pierre Octave.
Fouque, Pierre Octave.
Histoire du Théatre-Ventadour. —.1829-1879, — Opéra-comique. —
Théatre de la Renaissance.—Théatre-italien. Paris. Fischbacher.
1881. (3), 162, (1) pp. **T 95.86
Fouquier, Henry. See Fouquier, Jacques Francois Henry.
Fouquier, Jacques Francois Henry, prefacer.
' Lampert, A. L. Sur les planches. Paris. [1804.] **T 77,135
Four letters on the theatre; written during the dispute between the
public and the proprietors of the new Theatre Royal, in Covent
Garden, on its opening in 1809: wherein are discussed, the merits
of players, and the morality of the stage; originally published
in “The Times,” and now collected, with additional notes and
observations. London. Wilson. [1809.] xi, 96 pp. **T 96.258
Four theatrical addresses: upon the providential preservation of His
Majesty’s life, at Drury-Lane Theatre. Upon the preliminaries
of peace.. Upon the opening of the new theatre at Warwick. And
a farewell epilogue. [Poems.] Alcester. Heming. [18037] (1),
31, (1) pp. **T.97.93
Pages 13-16 are missing. _ i
Fourcaud, Louis de Boussés de.
Figures d’artistes. Léontine Beaugrand. Avec un portrait par
Eugéne Abot. Paris. Ollendorff. 1881. (4), 72 pp. **T.95.99
Fournel, Francois Victor.
Ce au’on voit dans les rues de Paris. Paris. Delahays. 1858. (3),

410 pp. **T 98.22
Curiosités théatrales anciennes et modernes, francaises et étran-
géres. Paris. Delahays. 1859. (3); viii, 104 pp. **T 78.46
Tableaux du vieux Paris. Les spectacles populaires et les artistes
des rues. Paris. Dentu. 1863. vi, 420 pp. ¥**T 97.173
Le vieux Paris: fétes, jeux et spectacles. Tours. Mame. 1887. 526,
(1) pp. Illus. Plates. . 4631.9

Fournel, Victor. See Fournel, Francois Victor.
Fournier, Edouard.
L’Espagne et ses comédiens en France au xvit¢ siécle. Paris. Du-
pray de La Mahérie. 1864. **T 95.64
Etudes sur la vie et les ceuvres de Moliére. Revues et mises en ordre
par Paul Lacroix (Bibliophile Jacob) et précédées d’une préface
par Auguste Vitu. Paris. Laplace, Sanchez & cie. 1885. xiv,
404 pp. **T.57.290
La musique chez le peuple, ou l’Opéra-national, son passé et son
avenir sur le Boulevard du Temple. Par le Vicomte de Ponté-
coulant et Ed. Fournier. Paris. Garnier. 1847. 72 pp.
No. 4 in **M.147.3.1
Le roman de Moliére. Suivi de fragments sur sa vie privée d’aprés
des documents nouveaux. Paris. Dentu. 1863. vii, 252, (1) pp.

Another copy is on shelf-number **4696. 10. ¥*T 58.119
Le théatre et les pauvres. Paris. Dentu. [1869.] (3), 30 pp.
Relates to Paris. **T 77.210

Fournier, Edouard, editor.

Cuappuzeau, S. Le théatre francois divisé en trois livres, ot il
est traité: I, De l’usage de la comédie; II. Des autheurs qui
soutiennent le théatre; III. De la conduite des comédiens. Lyon.
1674. [Bruxelles. 1867.] ~ -**T 78.59

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Fournier, Marc Jean Louis.
Les aventures d’un comédien. Paris. Lachaud & Burdin. [1875.]

295, (1) pp. *#T 87.59
A novel of theatrical life.
Fous et bouffons. Moreau, P. 2244.69

Fowell, Frank, and Frank Palmer.

Censorship in England. London. [1913.] xii, 390, (2) pp. Por-
traits. Facsimiles. 6257.86
Refers to censorship of the stage.

Fowler, Charles Henry, Bishop, prefacer.

Hatrietp, R. M. The theater: its character and influence. An
address... With an introduction by Rev. C. H. Fowler. Chicago.
1866. ¥®T 76.125

Fowler, Charles T., editor. :

TueatricaL Chronicle, and dramatic review; with notes of Lon-
don life. [Weekly.] Vol. [1] (no. [1-]20); 2 (1-10); 3 (9, 19-21,
23-25, 34, 36); 5 (2-6, 9-13). London. 1841-48. 4 v. in 2. Por-
traits. **T 23.7

Fowler, John, editor.

Pemsberton, C. R. Life and literary remains. With remarks on his

character and genius, by W. J. Fox. London. 1843. Portrait.
¥**T 56.165; etc.
Fox, William Johnson. ;

A biographical sketch of William C. Macready. Portrait. (Jn

Shakespeare, William. The complete works. Part 1v., pp. 1-16.

London. [1851.]) ¥*€G,_4010.11
Foyers et coulisses. Araco, J. E. V. *#T 57,382
Bucvuet, H. ¥**T 79.2

Framery, Nicolas Etienne.
De Vorganisation des spectacles de Paris, ou essai sur leur forme
actuelle. [Anon.] A Paris, Chez Buisson. 1790. (3), 262, (2) pp.
**T 77.16
France, Anatole, pseud. See Thibault, Jacques Anatole.
France, Louise.
Les éphéméres M’as-tu-vu. Souvenirs de trente ans de théatre.
Paris. Juven. [189—-?] vi, 244 pp. **T 87.39
A novel of stage life.
France. Conseil d’état.
Arréts du Conseil d’état du roi, lettres-patentés, acte de société,
administration intérieure -et réglemens, pour les comédiens
italiens ordinaires du roi. [Paris. De l’imprimerie de P. R. C.

Ballard.] 1782. 8, 76, 56 pp. Nos. 3-5 in **G.3562.11
Enquéte et documents officiels sur les théatres. Paris. 1849. 242 pp.
*RT 74.11

Extrait des registres du Conseil d’état du roi. [Paris. De l’im-
primerie de P. R. C. Ballard. 1782.] 20 pp.
No. 2 in **G.3562.11
Relates to the granting of pensions to the King’s actors at the Comédie
francaise. Contains also the order “pour installer les Comédiens francois
ordinaires du roi dans la salle dans le Fauxbourg St. Germain.”

Réglement pour les comédiens francais ordinaires du roi. [Paris.]
De l’imprimerie. de P. R. C. Ballard. 1781. (3), 72 pp.

Relates to the Comédie francaise. No. 1 in **G.3562.11
France. Ministére de lintérieur.
Réglement pour les théatres. [Paris. 1807.] 20 pp. **T 95.73

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France. Acts and laws. Theatre.
Décrets concernant la Comédie francaise. [Paris. 185-?] 309 pp.
**T 95.128
France. Acts and laws. Theatre. Works about.
Astruc, J. Le droit privé du théatre; ou, rapports des directeurs
avec les auteurs, les acteurs et le public. Paris. 1897. **T.74.18
Bureau, G. Le théatre et sa législation. Paris. 1898. **T 74,16
Louts xvi. Ordonnance sur la surveillance, organisation sociale
et administration du Théatre francais. [Paris. 1816.] **T.95.74
France. Theatres.
See also Paris. Theatres.
AcneL, E. Code-manuel des artistes dramatiques et des artistes

musiciens. Paris. [1851.] **T 78.7
Armapg, F, pv’. Le théatre francais des origines 4 nos jours. Extraits
et analyses. Notices biographiques. Paris. [1910.] 4676.169

Astruc, J. Le droit privé du théatre; ou, rapports des directeurs
avec les auteurs, les acteurs et le public. Paris. 1807. **T.74.18
Aucer, L. S. Discours préliminaire [sur la comédie, et Vie de
Moliére]. (Jn Moliére. Oeuvres. Tome 1, pp. xxv—-clxix. Paris.

1819.) *4706.4.2; etc.
Avrit, A. Saltimbanques et marionnettes. Impressions, digressions
et récits. Paris. 1867. **'T 77,126

B., I. D. Essai sur l’état actuel des théatres de Paris et des prin-
cipales villes de l’empire, leurs administrations, leurs acteurs,
leur répertoire, etc. Paris. 1813. **T.77.9

Bapst, C. G. Essai sur l’histoire du théatre. La mise en scéne, le
décor, le costume, l’architecture, l’éclairage, l’hygiéne. Paris.

1893. Illus. Portraits. Plates. Plan. **T 73,1
BarsBey D’AvuREVILLY, J. A. Théatre contemporain. [Premiére]
Nouvelle et derniére série. Paris. 1887-96. 3 v. #*T 47.68

Bascuet, A. Les comédiens italiens 4 la.cour de France sous Charles
1x, Henri 111, Henri 1v et Louis xir. Paris. 1882.

2662.73; **T.76.146
Bauprais, J. Essais historiques sur l’origine et les progrés de I’art
dramatique en France. A Paris. 1784-86. 3 v. **T 49.35 etc.

Beaucuamps, P. F. G. pe. Recherches sur les théatres de France,
depuis l’année onze cens soixante & un, jusques a présent.

Paris. 1735. 3 v. **T 48,14; etc.
BELLanceR, J. Entre deux spectacles. Esquisses théatrales. Paris.

1879. **T.77.98
Bipou, H. L. A. L’année dramatique. 1911-1912. Paris. 1912.

; 4677.95
Bownassizs, J. Les auteurs dramatiques et les théatres de province

aux XvIIe et xviite siécles. Paris. 1875. ¥**T 78.49

 

La Comédie-francaise et les comédiens de province aux xvrre
et xvuire siécles. Contestations. Débuts. Paris. 1875. *4676.96
Le théatre et le peuple. Esquisse d’une organisation théatrale.

 

Paris. 1872. 4679.50; **T.77.105
Borpeaux, H. La vie au théatre. [Série 1-]3. Paris. 1910-13. 3 v.
Ped s 2 4679.178

Bossuet, P. Histoire des théatres nationaux. Paris. [1909.]
‘ ae 4674.33
Boyssz, E. Le théatre des Jésuites. Paris. 1880. 3519.75; **T.77.95
Bureau, G. Le théatre et sa législation. Paris. 1808. **T 74,16

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France. Theatres. (Continued.)
Carmoucue, P. F. A. Le théatre en province. Paris. 1859.
#*T 77,116
CuHappuzeau, S. Le théatre francois divisé en trois livres, ot il est
traité: I. De l’usage de la comédie; II. Des autheurs qui soutien-
nent le théatre; III. De la conduite des comédiens. Lyon. 1674.

 

**D.170b.78

Same. [Reprinted. Bruxelles. 1867.] **T 78.59; etc.
— Same. Accompagné d’un préface et de notes par Georges
Monval. Paris. 1875. **M 218.3

Cuarpon, E. H. La troupe du roman comique dévoilée et les
comédiens de campagne au xvite siécle. Le Mans. 1876.

**T 54.20

Cuaurour, L. D’une réforme a introduire dans l’organisation actuelle
des théatres et de son urgence. Paris. 1862. **T 95.139
Craretiz, L. Histoire des théatres de société. Paris. [1905.] Illus.
Portraits. 4677.96

Corson, J. B. Répertoire du théatre francais, ou détails essentiels
sur trois cent soixante tragédies et comédies. Bordeaux. [1819.]
**T 46.50

Constant, C. F. Code des théatres a l’usage des directeurs, des
artistes, des auteurs et des gens du monde contenant un exposé
des principes juridiques. Paris. 1876. ¥**'T 77,206
CouartHac, J. J. L. Physiologie du théatre. Par un journaliste.
Vignettes de H. Emy et Birouste. Paris. 1841. Illus. Plates.

: **T 99.29
CovarLuac, V. La vie de théatre. Grandes et petites aventures de
Mile Montansier. — Esquisses. — Anecdotes. — Le Théatre a
Bade. Paris. [1863.] #*T 57.202

Cros-MayreEVIEILLE, G. Le droit des pauvres sur les spectacles en
Europe. Origine, législation, jurisprudence. Paris. 1889. Tables.
3661.56

DesnoirestTerRES, G. LE B. La comédie satirique au xvuirre siécle.
Histoire de la société frangaise par l’allusion, la personnalité et

la satire au théatre. Louis xv— Louis xvi—La Révolution.

Paris. 1885. 4671.70; **T.45.10
Despois, E. A. Le théatre francais sous Louis xiv. Paris. 1874.
Plans. er 2669.76; **T.77.97
Du Burp, V. La comédie de société au xvii1e siécle. Paris. 1893.
2668.111

Dusots, A., and E. C. Cuapot. Le Gil Blas du théatre. Paris. 1833.
2v. Plates. **T 76.154
Du Cassz, P. E. A., Baron. Histoire anecdotique de lancien théatre
en France. Paris. 1864. 2 v. **T 46.3
Escuprrr, G. Les saltimbanques. Leur vie — leurs mceurs. Paris.
1875. Illus. Plates. **T 4.11

Essay, An, upon the present state of the theatre in France, England
and Italy. With reflections upon dramatic poetry in general,
and the characters of the principal authors and performers of

those nations. London. 1760. No. 2 in **G.3823.7
Estivat, A., and B. Mirzianvoyve. Le théatre en province. Réponse
a M. Got. Paris. 1878. **T 95.110
Fanrernot, E., and —— Sarnt-Vitat. De lorganisation des artistes

dramatiques. A. S. Ex. le Ministre d’Etat. Paris, - 1863.
¥**T 95.62

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France. Theatres. (Continued.)
Fiton, P. M. A. De Dumas a Rostand. Esquisse du mouvement
dramatique contemporain. Paris. 1808. 4676.88
Same. The modern French drama. Seven essays. Trans-
lated by Janet E. Hogarth. With an introduction by W. L.

 

Courtney. London. 1808. 4676.86; **T 47.37
Fiorentino, P. A. Comédies et comédiens. Feuilletons. Paris. 1866.
2. ¥*T 77,122
Foucaup, E. Histoire du théatre en France. Tomes. Paris. 1845.
Portraits. **T 45.3
Foucuer, P. H. Entre cour et jardin. Etudes et souvenirs du
théatre. Paris. 1867. **T 47.4
Fournrer, E. L’Espagne et ses comédiens en France au xvite siécle.
Paris. 1864. ¥*T 95.64
France. Conseil d'état. Enquéte et documents officiels sur les
théatres. Paris. 1849. HkT 7411
France. Ministére de Vintérieur. Réglement pour les théatres. [Paris.
1807.] **T 95.73

Grorrroy, J. L. Manuel dramatique, 4 l’usage des auteurs et des
acteurs, et nécessaire aux gens du monde qui aiment les idées
toutes trouvées, et les jugemens tout faits. Paris. 1822. **T.49.11

Germain, A. Les dessous du théatre. Les agences dramatiques et
lyriques. Avec une préface par Emile Bergerat. Paris. 1801.

**T 77.90

Girrarp, P. L. Nos meeurs. La vie au théatre. Paris. [1888.]
Illus. Plates, some colored. **T 97,111
Ginisty, P. La vie d’un théatre. Paris. 1898. Illus. Portraits.
Plates, some colored. **T 78.33

Gorrtot, L. V. Le théatre au collége du moyen Age a nos jours,
avec bibliographie et appendices. Le Cercle frangais de l’Uni-
versité Harvard. Préface par Jules Claretie. Paris. 1907. Plates.

4674.17

Got, F. J. E. Etude sur le théatre en province. (Jn Noél, E. La
Comédie-francgaise en 1877. Pp. v—-xxii. Paris. 1878.) **T.76.82

Grittz, F. J. Les théatres. Lois. — Réglemens. — Instructions. —
Salles de spectacle. — Droits d’auteur. — Correspondans.—Congés.
— Débuts.— Acteurs de Paris et des départemens. Paris. 1817.

**T 77.20

Harrays-Dasot, V. La censure dramatique et le théatre.: Histoire
des vingt derniéres années (1850-1870). Paris. 1871. **T.77.161

— Histoire de la censure théatrale en France. Paris. 1862.

: 4679a.48; **T.78.68

Hastincs, C. Le théatre francais et anglais: ses origines grecques
et latines. (Drame, comédie, scéne et acteurs.) Précédé d’une
lettre de Victorien Sardou. Paris. [1900.] 4676.108

Hawkins, F. W. Annals of the French stage from its origin to the
death of Racine. London. 1884. 2 v. Portraits.

 

4671.69; **T.56.224
The French stage in the eighteenth century. London. 1888.
2v. Portraits. 4671.80; **T.75.50

Hénin pe Cuvitzers, E. F., Baron v’. Des comédiens, et du clergé;
suivi de réflexions sur le mandement de Monseigneur l’arche-

 

véque de Rouen. Paris. 1825. ¥*T 57.387

Encore des comédiens et du clergé, accompagné d’une notice

sur le ministére francais en 1825. Paris. 1825. **T 97.14
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France. Theatres. (Continued.)

Hennin, M. Des théatres et de leur organisation légale. Paris. 1819.
*#*T 96.308

Hostein, J. J. B. H. La liberté des théatres. Paris. 1867. **T.75.7
Houssave, A. Galerie de portraits du dix-huitiéme siécle. Paris.
1854. 2v. 2670.8
Juin, J. L. A. La comédie a la cour. Les théatres de société
royale pendant le siécle dernier: la Duchesse du Maine et les
grand nuits de Sceaux; Madame de Pompadour et le Théatre des
petits cabinets; le théatre de Marie-Antoinette 4 Trianon. Paris.

[1883.] Portraits. Plates. #*T 73.4
— La comédie et la galanterie au xvitie siécle. Paris. 1879.
Tables. **T 76.169

 

Histoire du costume au théatre depuis les origines du théatre
en France jusqu’a nos jours. Paris. 1880. Portraits. Plates,

 

some colored. #*T 94.2
Jusserann, J. A. A. J. Shakespeare in France under the ancien
régime. London. i899. Portraits. Plates. **T 55.80
Same. New York. Putnam. 4599a.174
Lacan, A. J. B., and C. H. P. Pautmiyer. Traité de la législation et
de la jurisprudence des théatres. Paris. 1853. 2 v. **T 76.16
Lacrorx, L, P. B. P. Le théatre .. et la musique . jusqu’en 1789.
Paris. 1887. Illus. Plates. 2624.126; **M.123.33

Larorét, L. P. Le théatre & le livre a sauver. Paris. 1880.
**T 96.140

Lacuaizz, J. B. Figurines dramatiques. Portraits d’acteurs et
d’actrices. Roses & épines de la vie théatrale. Anecdotes
inédites. [Paris.] 1882. ; ¥*T 57.285

La Harpe, J. F. pe. Discours sur la liberté du théatre; prononcé le
17 décembre 1790, 4 la Société des amis de la constitution. [A

Paris. 1793.] **T 76,107
Lampert, A. L. Sur les planches. Préface par Henry Fouquier.
Paris. [1894.] **T 77.135

Lancaster, H. C. Relations between French plays and ballets from
1581 to 1650. (Jn Modern Language Association of America.
Publications. Vol. 31, pp. 379-304. Baltimore. 1916.)

¥*2950.56.31

Larroumet, L. B. G. P. L’art et l’état en France. Paris. 1895.
4079a.161

— Etudes d’histoire et de critique dramatiques. Paris. 1892.
4694.77
Lecurrc, L. Les décors, les costumes et la mise en scéne au xvIIe
siecle. 1615-1680. Paris. 1860. 6257.37; **T.77.153

Lecomtsz, L. H. Napoléon et le monde dramatique. Etude nouvelle
d’aprés des documents inédits. Paris. 1912. Portrait. 2655.119
Le Roux, H. R. C. H. Les jeux du cirque et la vie foraine. Paris.

[1889.] Colored illus. Colored portraits. **T 93.2
—— Same. Acrobats and mountebanks. London. 18go. Illus.
Portraits. Plates. 4001.100; **T.95.85
Le Senne, C. E. Code du théatre. Lois, réglements, jurisprudence,
usages. Paris. 1878. **T 77.192
Letrre sur les spectacles. Paris. 1825. No. 11 in **G.3562.2

Linpau, H. G. P. Dramaturgische Blatter. Beitrage zur Kenntniss
des modernen Theaters in Deutschland und Frankreich. Stutt-
gart. 1877. 2875.66; **T.48.1

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France. Theatres. (Continued.)

Lorre, L., compiler. Anecdotes de théatre. Comédiens—comédiennes
—bons mots des coulisses et du parterre. Paris. 1875. **T.77.133
Lucas, H. J. J. Histoire philosophique et littéraire du théatre

francais depuis son origine jusqu’a nos jours. Paris. 1843.
**T 47.8; etc.
Lyven, FE. F. M. ve. Le théatre d’autrefois et d’aujourd’hui. Can-
tatrices et comédiens. 1532-1882. Paris. 1882. ~ **M.127.29
Macu_E DE Sarnt-Avusin, J. A. La réforme des théatres, ou vues dun
amateur, sur les moyens d’avoir toujours des acteurs a talens sur
les théatres de Paris & des grandes villes du royaume, & de
prévenir les abus des troupes ambulantes, sans priver les pctites

villes de l’'agrément des spectacles. A Paris. 1787. **T 76,112
Mattuet-Ductatron, A. Essai sur la connoissance des théatres
francois. A Paris. 1751. **G,3563.19

Maturot, A. L. Le nouveau régime des théatres dans les départe-
ments. Fondation des théatres impériaux de la province. Rouen.

1865. ¥#*T 97.222
Marcuanp, J. H. Remonstrances des comédiens francois au roi.
[Paris. 1753.] **T 98.94

Maucras, C. G. Les comédiens hors la loi. Paris. 1887.
. **T 55.101; etc.

Métrat, A. M. T. De la liberté des théatres, dans ses rapports avec
la liberté de la presse, a l’occasion de l’analyse de La démence de
Charles vti., tragédie de M. Lemercier. Paris. 1820. **T.76.106; etc.

Monvat, G. H. M. Les théatres subventionnés. Paris. 1879.

**T 95.63

Morr, H. Aus der Geschichte des franzésischen Dramas. Hamburg.
1887. No. 19 in *5914.50.N.F.2
Manxicz, E. Essai sur la mise en scéne depuis les mystéres jusqu’ au
Cid. Paris. 1836. ¥*T 77,187
— Same. Histoire de la mise en scéne, depuis les mystéres jusqu’
au Cid. Paris. 1836. **T 77.186
Moret, T. C. L’histoire par le théatre, 1789-1851. Paris. 1865. 3 v.
**T 48.6

Muses francgoises, Les. Premiere partie, contenant un tableau uni-
versel par alphabet. & numéro des théatres de France, avec les
noms de leurs auteurs & de toutes les piéces anonimes de ces
théatres, depuis les mistéres jusqu’en l’année 1764. A Paris. 1764.

No. 2 in **G.3563.18

Novuvittz, A. Création d’un théatre d’essai. Mémoire. [Paris.
1848.] No. 3 in **M.122.38

Ouivisr, J. J. Les comédiens frangais dans les cours d’Allemagne
au xviiie siécle. Série 1-4. Paris. 1901-05. 4 v. Portraits.
Plates. **T.74,10

Paccarp, J. E. La chute des feuilles, élégie. Paris. 1818. **T.97.143

PaPILLon pE La Ferté, D. P. J. L’administration des Menus.
Journal de Papillon de La Ferté, intendant et contréleur de J’ar-
genterie, menus-plaisirs et affaires de la chambre du roi. (1756—
1780.) Paris. 1887. **T 55.49

PETIT DE JuLuevitte, L. Histoire du théatre en France. Les
comédiens en France au Moyen age. Paris. 188s.

a 4671.74; **T.77.159
Pirteau, B. J., and J. Goujon. Histoire du théatre en France des
origines au Cid (1398-1636). Paris. 1879. **T 48.19

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France. Theatres. (Continued.)
Portier DE Litye, L. Justification des comédiens francois. Opinions
sur les chefs-d’ceuvres des auteurs morts, & projet de décret
portant réglement entre les auteurs dramatiques & tous les

comédiens du royaume. [Paris? .1790.] **T 76.163
Pottecuer, M. B. M. Le théatre du peuple. Renaissance et destinée
du théatre populaire. Paris. 1899. **T.77.99

Raymonp, E. Histoire des pérégrinations de Moliére dans le
Languedoc, d’aprés des documents inédits. 1642-1658. Paris.

1858. 4667.14
Raynaty, E. Les propos d’un escamoteur. Etude critique et
humoristique. Paris. 1894. Portrait. s **T 97.246

Restir pE La Breronne, N. E. La mimographe, ou idées d’une
honnéte-femme pour la réformation du théatre national. A
Amsterdam. 1770. ET 77.4

Ricat, E. P. M. Le théatre francais avant la période classique (fin
du xvreé et commencement du xvuie siécle). Paris. 1901. Plate.

2679a.261

Ropocanacut, E. P. Le sifflet au théatre. Etude de mceurs et
d’histoire. Conférence faite au Cercle Saint-Simon. Paris. 18096.

; 2671.171

Ruaciert, C. F. Précis historique sur les fétes, les spectacles et les
réjouissances publiques. Paris. 1830. **T 96.272; etc.
Sarcey, F. Quarante ans de théatre. (Feuilletons dramatiques.)
Paris. 1900-1902. 8 v. Portraits. 4676.1143 **T.47.1
Srtmonnin, A. J. B. Du public, de l’autorité et du théatre, en 1821.
Paris. [1821?] No. to in **G.3562.1
Soustes, E. J. A. Une premiére par jour. Causeries sur le théatre.
Paris. 1888. ¥*T 47.13

Souventrs, Les, et les regrets du Vieil amateur dramatique [pseud.],
ou lettres d’un oncle a son neveu sur l’ancien théatre frangais,
depuis Bellecour, Lekain, Préville, jusqu’a Molé, Larive, Monvel,

Vestris. Paris. 1829. Colored plates. **T 58.145
Stuart, D. C. Stage decoration in France in the Middle Ages. New
York. IgIo. 4676.123
‘THackeray, T. J. On theatrical emancipation, and the rights of
dramatic authors. London. 1832. **T 76.184
Vacgurriz, A. E. Profils et grimaces. Paris. 1856. ¥*T 47.12

Vatuier, J. P. Recherches sur les causes de la décadence des
théatres et de l’art dramatique en France. Paris. 1841.

No. 1 in **M.125.6

Vieux scénophile, Un, pseud. Idées d’un vieux scénophile sur l’insti-

tution d’un tribunal dramatique, sur l’organisation de ce tribunal

et sur la rédaction d’un code propre a régler ses décisions. Paris.

1813. No. 2 in **G.3562.1
Vitu, A. C. J. Les mille et une nuits du théatre. Paris. 1884-94.
9 v. *8T.47.47

 

Vutpian, A., and Gaututer. Code des théatres. Ou manuel a
lusage des directeurs, entrepreneurs et actionnaires de spectacles,
des auteurs et artistes dramatiques, etc. Paris. 1829. **T.79.14

Wriss, J. J. A. Le théatre et les mceurs. Paris. 1889. 4697.94; etc.

—— Trois années de théatre, 1883-1885. A propos de théatre. Paris.

1893. 2676.188; **T 47.82
WELscHINGER, H. Le théatre de la Révolution. 1789-1799. Avec
documents inédits. Paris. 1880. 4660a.81; **T.77,.114

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Franchetti, Elizabeth de.
Granny’s prediction revealed to the Widow Brady, of Drury-Lane
Theatre. By her relashion Mrs. Sharp-set O’Blunder. London,
Printed for the Authoress: 1773. iv, 53 pp. No.3 in **G.3820.9

The printed notice — “None are genuine but those signed by the authoress,”
bears the autograph signature of Eliz. de Franchetti. The Widow Brady here
addressed is the actress, Ann Spranger. Barry.

Francis V., Duke of Modena.

Bruni, G., and others. Albo pittorico di alcune feste modenesi nella
fausta occasione delle nozze auguste tra 1’A. R. dell’ Arciduca
Francesco Ferdinando, Principe Ereditario di Modenae S.A. R.
la Principessa Adelgonda di Baviera. Modena. 1842. Plates.

¥**T 92.3
Francke, R.

Leipzig’s Theater vor 100 Jahren. [Anon.] (Sonder-Abdruck aus

den Leipziger Nachrichten.) Leipzig. Reusche. 1879. 16 pp. 4837.22
Frangois de Neufchateau, Nicolas Louis, Comte.

Méthode pratique de lecture.. A Paris, de l’imprimerie de P. Didot

Vainé. An VII [1798/99.] (3), 180 pp. **T 97.73
Franconi, Victor, prefacer.

Vaux, C. M., Baron vz. Ecuyers et écuyéres. Histoire des cirques
d’Europe (1680-1891): Avec une étude sur l’équitation savante par
Maxime Gaussen. Paris. 1893. Illus. Portraits. Plates. **T.95.113

Franconi family.

B**, Mme, née de V**, pseud. Le Cirque Olympique, ou les exercices
des chevaux de Franconi, du cerf Coco, ou petits paralléles de
Vinstinct perfectionné des animaux, et de la raison naissante des
enfans. Paris. 1817. Plates. , **T 99.59

CHAMBRIERE, Une, en retraite, pseud. Le cirque Franconi. Détails
historiques sur cet établissement hippique et sur ses principaux
écuyers. Lyon. 1875. Portraits. **T 96.239

Frankfort-on-the-Main. Theatres.

Geicer, E. L. Goethes Interesse an Frankfurter Theaterverhalt-
nissen. (Jn Archiv fiir Theatergeschichte. Vol. 2, pp. 88-04.
Berlin. 1905.) *6§907.12.2

Frankfort-on-the-Main. Theatres. OPERNHAUS.

GiesenBeRG, E. Das Opernhaus zu Frankfurt a. M. erbaut von
Richard Lucae, J. A. Becker und E. Giesenberg. Berlin. 1883.
13 plates. *Cab.60.96.7

Frankfort-on-the-Main. Theatres. STADTTHEATER.

Oven, A. H. E. von. Das erste stadtische Theater zu Frankfurt a.
M. Ein Beitrag zur a4usseren Geschichte des Frankfurter Theaters.
1751-1872. Nach den Acten bearbeitet. Frankfurt am Main. 1872.
Plates. **T 93.18

Freaks.

Avpen, W. L. Among the freaks. With illustrations by J. F.

Sullivan and Florence K. Upton. London. 1896. Illus. Plates.

; 4009.359; **T.97.185

Escupier, G. Les saltimbanques. Leur vie— leurs mceurs. Paris.
1875. Illus. Plates. #*T 94.11
INTERESTING treatise, An, on the marvellous Indian boy, Laloo.
[Philadelphia. 188—?] **T 98.149

SIAMESE twins, The, Chang and Eng. A biographical sketch. With
sketches of the lives of Miss Swan, the Nova-Scotian giantess,
and Zoebida Luti, the lady of beauty. London. {[1869.] Por-
traits. ¥**T 56.234.

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Freaks. (Continued.)

Tocct the wonderful two-headed boy! (Giovanni and Giacomo.)
The greatest human phenomenon ever seen alive! Boston. [189—-?]
Illus. **T 94.29

Frébault, Elie.

Les industriels du macadam. Dessins par A. Humbert. Paris. Le
Chevalier. 1868. 127, (1) pp. Plates. [Physionomies parisiennes.]
Relates to the Parisian street amusements. **T 99.43

Freckelton, Thomas Wesley.

The church and the drama. A sermon preached at Bradford, January

29th, 1865. London. Maxwell & Co. 1865. 27 pp. **T.96.130

In favor of the theatre.
Frédérick-Lemaitre, Antoine Louis Prosper. See Lemaitre, Frédérick.
Freeburg, Victor Oscar.

Disguise plots in Elizabethan drama. A study in stage tradition.
New York. Columbia University Press. 1915. ix; 241 pp.
[Columbia University studies in English and comparative litera-
ture.] 6257.380

Freeman, John Ripley.

‘On the safeguarding of life in theaters. Being a study from the
standpoint of an engineer. [New York.] 1906. 106 pp. Illus.
Plates. Plans. Tables. 4015.109

An address made at the opening of the annual meeting of the American Society
of Mcchanical Engineers, in New York City, Dec. 4, 1905.

Freeman, T. Bampfylde, editor.

Tuespian Oracle, or monthly mirror, consisting of original pieces
and selections from performances of merit, relating chiefly to
the most admired dramatic compositions, and interspersed with
theatrical anecdotes. Vol. 1 (no. 1). [Jan. 1798.] Philadelphia.
1798. Portrait. **T 26,62

Freiesleben, Gottfried Christian, editor.

GorttscueD, J. C. Nothiger Vorrath zur Geschichte der deutschen
dramatischen Dichtkunst, oder Verzeichniss- aller deutschen
Trauer- Lust- und Singspiele, die im Druck. erschienen, von 1450
bis [zu 1760]. Leipzig. 1757, 65. 2v. in 1. Plate. ¥*2175.7

French, Charles Elwell.

Six years of drama at the Castle Square Theatre. With portraits
of the members of the company and complete programs of all
plays produced. May 3, 1897-May 3, 1903. [Anon.] Boston.
French. 1903. 406 pp. Portraits. 4395.188; **T.77.5

A year of opera at the Castle Square Theatre, from May 6, ‘95, to
May 6, ’96. Containing portraits and sketches of the principal
singers, and a record of the casts of characters of the various
operas produced, with a short story of each. [Anon.] Boston.
French. 1896. 144 pp. Portraits. 8048.69; **M.375.8

French, Frederick William.

Catalogue of [his] valuable private library. To be sold by auction
Apr. 23-Nov. 22, 1901. Boston. r1g01. 4 v. Portrait. Plates.
Facsimiles. Manuscript facsimiles. ¥*6154.72

Same. [Vol. 1-3.] 3 v. in 2. ¥*T 65.8

French stage, The, and the French people. Laritrs, J. B. P. **T.57.103
Frere, Benjamin.

The adventures of a dramatist, on a journey to the London
managers. [Anon.] 2d edition. London. Lackington, Allen &
Co. 1813. 2 v. in 1. **T 57.175

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Frétillon, Mademoiselle Cronel. See Clairon, Claire Joséphe Hippolyte
Leris de La Tude, called Hippolyte Clairon.
Freund, John C., editor.

Music and Drama. A review of the stage, art, literature and
society. [Weekly.] Vol. 1-7 (no. 1-12, 16-20). Jan. 7, 1882-
Sept. 22, Nov. 3-Dec. 1, 1883. New York. 1882, 83. 7 v. in 3.
Illus. Portraits. Plates. 4040a.200

Freund, Julius.
Bithnensterne. Bilder aus der Theaterwelt. Berlin. Schorer.

[1890.] (5), 209 (1) pp. **T.88.13
Contents. — Der Gast. — Ins Altere Fach. — Junge Anfanger. — Alte Aufhérer.
— Zu klein. — Gekindigt. — Eine Opernprobe. — Ein Fiirst der. Bretter. -—
Wie ein Stern aufgeht. — Theaterkinder. — Ein verkommenes Genie. — Die
lieben Kollegen. — Vom alten Burgtheater. — Karl Meixner. .

Freund’s Daily. Vol. 1. Nov. 25, 1882— May 17, 1883. [John C. Freund,
editor.] New York. 1882, 83. **ME15.2

Previous to February 12, 1883, this was entitled Daily Music & Drama; from
February 12- March 24, 1883, Freund’s Daily Music & Drama; March 26, 1883
et seq., Freund’s Daily.
Freund’s Music and Drama. Vol. 1-16. November to, 1883 - October
24, 1891. New York. 1883-91. 16 v. Illus. Portraits. Plates.
° : *4040a.201
A weekly publication. Vols. 1-3 are entitled: Freund’s Weekly. A review of
music and the drama. Vol. 2 lacks nos. 12, 27; vol. 3, nos. 2-4, 15-20; vol. 4,
nos. 9, 13-15, 21, 22; vol. 5, no. 23; vol. 6, no, 15; vol. 7, nos. 5, 7, 9, 20, 25;
vol. 8, no. 1. This periodical was published by Harry E. Freund, and the early
volumes were edited by John C. Freund. Freund’s Music and Drama was a
continuation of Music and Drama, [*4040a.200]. On January 30, 1892, it was
united with the Week’s Sport under the title: Illustrated Sport, Music and
Drama [*8000a.52].
Same. Christmas number, 1886, 80, 90. New York. Harry E.
Freund Publishing Co. 1886-90. 3 v. Illus. Portraits. *8054.24
Freund’s Musical Weekly. Business Bureau.
Souvenir. Opera season, 1893-1894. Portraits of prominent artists.
Ist edition. New York. 1894. (3) pp. 15 portraits.
No. 2 in **M.372.55
See also Musical Age.
Frey, Eduard Ferdinand. ;
Bithnenreform und Volkstheater. Ein Fortschritt oder Riickschritt?
Zwei Aufsatze Warnung und Aufklarung, von Ed. Ferd. Frey
und R. Gollmer. Kreuznach. Schmithals. 1800. 20 pp.

/ ¥*T 75.23
Contents. — Bithnenreform-Bestrebungen und Dilettantismus. Von Ed. Ferd.
Frey. — Das deutsche Volkstheater im Lichte der modernen Bithne. Von R.

Gollmer.
Frey, Jules.
Physiologie du Bal Mabille. Par Aug. Vitu et Jules Frey. Paris.
Carrier. [185-?] 02, (2) pp. **T 99.49
Freyesleben, Gottfried Christian. See Freiesleben, Gottfried Christian.
Freytag, Gustav.
Die Technik des Dramas. 2e verbesserte Auflage. Leipzig. Hirzel.
1872. (3), 313 pp. * 6257.386
Same. 7e Auflage. 1804. (4), vi, 314 pp. 6257.387
Fribbleriad, The. [Anon.] See Garrick, David.
Frick, Ida Florentine, translator.
BarRizRE, J. F. Vor und auf den Bretern. Schauspieler-Memoiren
nach F. Barriére’s Bibliothéque des mémoires. Dresden. 1848,
49. 2Vv. 4679a.67

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Friedrich, Friedrich. ;
Hinter den Coulissen. Humoristische Skizzen und Bilder aus dem
Schauspielerleben. Neue verbesserte Auflage. Leipzig. Friedrich.

[1886.] (3), 123 pp. **T 87.89
Contents. — Eine ambulante Gesellschaft. — Zum ersten Mal. — Ein Ko6nigreich
fur drei Gevattern. — Durch Reclame. — Ein verwiinschtes Dasein. — Ein
Wette. — Das Benefiz. — Ein Gastspiel Ludwig Devrients.

Friend, A, to fair play and a free stage.

Letter, to the Right Hon. Robert Peel, respecting the proposed
introduction of a bill, to repeal so much of the Act of roth Geo. II.
cap. 28, as requires notice to be sent to the Lord Chamberlain,
previously to the representation of any new play or entertainment
of the stage, or any addition to an old play; and showing that
the consequence would be, to confirm the monopoly claimed by
Drury Lane and Covent Garden theatres. London. The Author.
1829. I2 pp. ° ¥**T 76.733 etc.

Friend, A, to justice.

A letter addressed to the authors of the Lincoln Dramatic Censor,
containing strictures and observations upon their conduct towards
the manager of the Lincoln Theatre. Lincoln. Brooke. 1809.
8 pp. **T 96.152

A reply to the Defence of Edmund Keén. With observations in
answer to the remarks on the tragedy of “The Italians.” London.
Miller. 1819. 31 pp. ¥**T 96.19
A defence of Edmund Kean may be found on shelf-numbers **T.96.18; No. 8,9
in **G. 3824.13.

Friends, Society of.

Theatrical amusements and horse-racing. Philadelphia. Friends’
Book Store. 1873. 12 pp. **T 98.143
In opposition to the theatre and horse-racing.

Frikell, Wiljalba. :

FRIKELL, the world’s greatest prestidigitateur, magic & chemistry.
Brief biographical sketch and anecdotes. [New York? 1873?]
8 pp. ¥*T 97.292

Fritz, Alfons.

Die Kitinstlerfamilie Lortzing an rheinischen Btihnen. (Jn Archiv

fiir Theatergeschichte. Vol. 1, pp. 160-168. Berlin. 1904.) *6907.12.1
Frobisher, Joseph Edwin.

Acting and oratory. New York. College of Oratory and Acting.

1879. 415 pp. 3597.76
Frohman, Charles.

Marcosson, I. F., and D. Frouman. Charles Frohman: manager and
man. With an appreciation by James M. Barrie. New York.
1916. Illus. Portraits. 4343.270; **T.56.337

Frohman, Daniel.

Charles Frohman: manager and man. By Isaac F. Marcosson and
Daniel Frohman. With an appreciation by James M. Barrie.
New York. Harper. 1916. (5), 440 pp. Illus. Portraits.
Mentions many actors and actresses. 4343.270; **T 56.337

Memories of a manager. Reminiscences of the old Lyceum and of
some players of the last quarter century. Garden City, New York.
Doubleday, Page & Co. i911. xvii, 235 pp. Portraits. Plates.
Facsimiles. 6257.65; **T.57.441

Frohman, Daniel, prefacer.
Mares, V. Duse and the French. New-York. 1899. Portrait.
¥**T 95.19

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Frohman, Daniel, prefacer. (Continued.)
WetsH, R. E. A-B-C of motion pictures. New York. [1916.]

Plates. 8039a.46
From life. R&Eve, W. **T 57.184
From pillar to post. Banos, J. K. 24094a.349
From studio to stage. Grossmitu, W. 4545-173
From “The bells” to “King Arthur.” Scort, C. W. 4545.150; **T.76.19
From the wings. Buxton, B. H. : **T 83.0

Frost, Jonathan Burwell. /

The greatest Hamlet. An appreciative review of Hamlet as pre-
sented by John E. Kellerd. Atlanta. Frost. [1915.] (66) pp.
Illus. Portraits. Plates. #4590.125

Frost, Sarah Annie.

The book of tableaux and shadow pantomimes. New York. Dick

& Fitzgerald. [1869.] 180 pp. : 4009a.260
Frost, Thomas.

Circus life and circus celebrities. London. Tinsley. 1875. xvi, 328
pp. ‘ 4009.38; **T 97.283

The lives of the conjurors. London. Tinsley. 1876. viii, 360 pp.

2469.66; **T.97.163

The old showmen, and the old London fairs. London. Tinsley.
1874. xii, 388 pp. 2469.15; **T.97.326

Same. 2d edition. 1875. **T 97.327

Fry, Emma Sheridan.

Educational dramatics. A handbook on the educational player
method. New York. Moffat, Yard & Co. 1913. (9), 60 pp.
[The Educational Players publications.] 3599a.68

Fuerstenau, Moritz.
Zur Geschichte der Musik und des Theaters am Hofe zu Dresden.
Dresden. Kuntze. 1861, 62. 2 v. Plate. 4049.90; **M.136.10
Full and accurate account, A, of the destruction of the Brunswick
Theatre, with the statements of Rev. G. C. Smith, & Messrs.
Wm. & Percy Farren; letters of the architect; reports of public
meetings. With a history of the theatre and of the introduction
of theatres in the eastern part of the Metropolis. London.
Robins. 1828. 36 pp. Plate. ¥**T 76.176
Full report of the trial between Miss Foote & J. Hayne, for a breach
of promise of marriage. 7th edition. London. Duncombe.
[1825?] 26 pp. Colored portraits. #*T. 58.19
Fuller, Edward, editor.

Dramatic year, The. 1887/88. Brief criticisms of important theatrical
events in the United States. With a sketch of the season in
London by William Archer. London. 1888, **T 27,193 etc.

Fuller, Loie.

Fifteen years of a dancer’s life. With some account of her dis-
tinguished friends. With an introduction by Anatole France
{pseud.]. Boston. Small, Maynard & Co. 1913. 288 pp. Por-

traits. Plates. 4049a.363
Fun in black. Day, C. H. ¥*€T..97.321
Fun-alive, pseud. See,Hardinge, George.
Funck, Z.

Aus dem Leben zweier Schauspieler: August Wilhelm Iffland’s und
Ludwig Devrient’s. Leipzig. Brockhaus. 1838. x, 285, (1) pp.
[Erinnerungen aus meinem Leben in biographischen Denksteinen
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Fund, The, for the relief of indigent persons belonging to His Majesty’s
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1777. London. Lowndes. 1806. (1), 28 pp. Portrait.

No. 9 in **G.3824.6

Furies.

Boetticer, C. A. Die Furienmaske, im Trauerspiele und auf den
Bildwerken der alten Griechen. Eine archaologische Unter-
suchung. Weimar. Hoffmann. 1801. (3), 145, (1) pp. Illus.
3 plates, 2 colored. 8076.251

—— Same. Les Furies, d’aprés les poétes et les artistes anciens.
Traduction de l’allemand par T. F. Winckler. Paris. Delalain.
An x (1802). (3), viii, 126 pp. Plates, some colored. 8076.252

Fusil, Louise.

Souvenirs W’une actrice. Paris. Dumont. 1841. 2 v. **T.56.207

Same. Mémoires de Louise Fusil (1774-1848). Avec une préface et
des notes par Paul Ginisty. Paris. Schmid. [1904.] (3), 300 pp.

2641.29

Future, The, of the theatre. Patmer, J. L. 4579-245

Fyfe, H. Hamilton.

A player’s tragedy. [A novel.] London. Innes & Co. 1893. 184 pp.

: **T 88.21

Fyles, Franklin.

The theatre and its people. New York. Doubleday, Page & Co.
1900. viii, 259 pp. Portraits. Plates. 4343-218; **T.77.73

Fyvie, John.

Comedy queens of the Georgian era. London. Archibald Constable
& Co., Ltd. 1906. xi, 445 pp. Portraits. Plate. #*T 55.85
Contents. — Introduction. — Lavinia Fenton, Duchess of Bolton (1708-1760).
— Charlotte Charke (1710-1760). — Catherine Clive (1711-1785). — Margaret
Woffington (1720-1760). — George Anne Bellamy (1731-1788). — Frances
Abington (1737-1815). — Sophia Baddeley (1742-1780). — Elizabeth Farren,
Countess of Derby (1759?-1829). — Mary Robinson — ‘Perdita’ — (1758-1800).

— Mary Sumbel - ‘Becky’ Wells — (1759-1826?). — Dora Jordan (1702-1816). —
Harriot Mellon, Duchess of St. Albans (1777?-1837). — Index.

Same. New York. Dutton & Co. 1907. 4545-187
Tragedy queens of the Georgian era. New York. Dutton & Co.
1909. x, 316 pp. Portraits. Plates. 4545-183

Contents. — Elizabeth Barry. — Anne Bracegirdle. — Anne Oldfield. — Mary
Porter. — Susannah Maria Cibber. -—- Hannah Pritchard. — Mary Ann Yates. —
Anne Crawford. — Elizabeth Pope. — Elizabeth Inchbald. — Sarah Siddons.
Julia Glover. — Miss O’Neill (Lady Becher).

G

Gabble, Gridiron, pseud. See Haslewood, Joseph.
Gaboriau, Emile.
Les comédiennes adorées. 2e édition. Paris. Dentu. 1870. (3),

310, (1) pp. Portraits. 6649a.24
Contents. — Sophie Arnould. — Mlle Raucourt. — Mlle de Camargo. — Mme
Du Gazon. — Mile Contat. — Mme Saint-Huberty. — Les comédiennes de

Moliére: Madeleine Béjard; Geneviéve Béjard; Mlle Moliére (Armande Béjard) ;
Mile Du Parc; Mlle De Brie; Marotte Beaupré; Mlle Beauval (Jeanne Olivier-
Bourguignon); Mlle Du Croisy (Marie Claveau); Mlle de La Grance (Marie
Ragueneau).

Same. 3e édition. 1873. **T,57.319
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Gabriel, Joseph.

Examen des causes destructives du théatre de l’Opéra, et des moyens
qu’on pourroit employer pour le rétablir; ouvrage speculatif par
un amateur de l’harmonie [pseud.]. A Londres, et a Paris, chez
la veuve Duchesne. 1776. 40 pp. No. 3 in **G.3562.2

Gaedertz, Carl Theodor.

Zur Kenntnis der altenglischen Bithne nebst andern Beitragen zur
Shakespeare-Litteratur. Bremen, 1888. Miller. viii, 79 pp.
Plate. 4572.101

Gager, William.

RaInoLps, J. The overthrow of stage-playes, by way of controversie
betwixt D. Gager and D. Rainoldes, wherein all the reasons that
can be made for them are notably refuted. Added Latine letters
betwixt Rainoldes and Gentiles. At Oxford. 1629. **T.77.139; etc.

Younc, C. An Elizabethan defense of the stage. (/n Shakespeare
studies. Pp. 103-124. Madison. 1916.) 4593-211

Gaiety, Boston. See Boston. Theatres. Bijou THEATRE.
Gaillard de la Bataille, Pierre Alexandre.
’ Histoire de Mademoiselle Cronel dite Frétillon, actrice de la Comédie
de Roiiem [Claire Joséphe Hippolyte Leris de La Tude]. Ecrite
par elle-meme. A la Haye, Aux dépens de la Compagnie. 1741.

2 v. in 1. ~Portrait. **®T 58.138
Gaillet, Eugéne, and —— Liébold.
La'vie de Marie Pigeonnier par un de ses ***. Préface de J. Michepin.
[1re édition.] Paris. 1884. 144 pp. ¥#*®T 57.365
A reply to Marie Colombier’s Mémoires de Sarah Barnum [6670a.64].
Same. [45¢ édition.] #*T 57.453

Same. Sarah Barnum’s reply. The life of oe Colombier. [Anon.]
Translated from advance sheets [by F. C. V.]. New York. 1884..

37 pp. Illus. [The Brookside library. No. 377.] ET 5 A.1
Galanteries d’une demoiselle du monde. Lamotuz-Lancon, E. L., Baroin
DE. +e, 56.241

Galerie biographique des artistes des théatres royaux. [Anon.] See
Laugier, Adolphe, and A. Mottet.

Galerie des artistes dramatiques de Paris. Portraits par Al. Lacauchie,
et accompagnés de portraits littéraires. Tome 1, [2]. Paris.
Marchant. 1841[-43]. 2 v. ¥*T 52,11
Tome 2 is imperfect.

Galerie des femmes de Shakspeare. See Femmes, Les, de Shakespeare.

Galerie dramatique, ou acteurs célébres qui se sont. illustrés sur les
trois grands théatres de Paris. Paris. Hocquart. 1809. 2 v. in 1.

Colored portraits. **'T 59.49
Galerie historique des acteurs du Théatre francais. Lemazurirr, P, D.
**T 56.297; etc.

Galerie théatrale ou collection des portraits en pied des principaux
acteurs des premiers théatres de la capitale. Paris. Bance. [1842?]

3 v. Portraits. *ET 51.14
Each portrait is accompanied by a. biographical sketch.
Same. Tome 1. ¥**K 133.14

Plates 1-24 only.
Galindo, Catherine. -

Mrs. Galindo’s Letter to Mrs. Siddone: being a circumstantial detail
of Mrs. Siddons’s life for the last seven years; with several of
her letters. London. The Authoress. 1809. (1), 80 pp.
Other copies are on shelf-numbers No. 1 in **G.3824.5 ; **T.96.215. **T 96.338

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Gallerie von teutschen Schauspielern und Schauspielerinnen, nebst
Johann Friedrich Schinks Zusatzen und Berichtigungen. Mit
Einleitung und Anmerkungen herausgegeben von Richard Maria
Werner. Berlin. 1910. Ixviii, xiv, 401 pp. Facsimile title-page.
[Gesellschaft fiir Theatergeschichte. Schriften. 13.] 6907.23

Gallery of players. [Quarterly.] No. 1-9, 11. From The Illustrated
American. New York. The Illustrated American Publishing Co.
1894[-97]. 10 parts in 1 v. Portraits. Autograph facsimiles.

*T go.9
No. 1 was edited by Austin Brereton: no. 2, by Charles Fdc. Nirdlinger; nos.
3-6, by Maxwell Hall; nos. 7-9, by Henry Austin; no. 11, by Arthur Hoeber.

Galli, Giuseppe da Bibiena. See Bibbiena, Giuseppe Galli da.
Gallichan, Walter M. (Geoffrey Mortimer.)
Like stars that fall. London. Dobell. 1895. (4), 311 pp. **T.87.5
A novel of stage life.
Gallmeyer, Josephine.
Waupstein, M. Aus Wiens lustiger Theaterzeit. Erinnerungen an
Josefine Gallmeyer. Berlin. 1885. Portrait. 4837.20; **T.57.228
Gallo, Andrea.
Descrizione istorica, ed antiquaria dell’ antico teatro di Tavormina.
{Messina? 1773.] (4), xx pp. Plates. , *4098.101

Another copy is on shelf-number **G.17.53. It may also be found in Opuscoli
di autori siciliani. Tomo 19, pp. 245-281 [*4764.1.19].

Gallois, Charles André Gustave Léonard.
La caravane dramatique, ou les virtuoses aventuriers. Paris. Béchet.
1827. 3v. Plates. **T 87.87
Gallois, Léonard. See Gallois, Charles André Gustave Léonard.
Gallois, Léonard Joseph Urbain Napoléon.
Biographie contemporaine des artistes du Théatre-frangais. Pré-
' cédée d’une notice historique sur la Comédie-francaise. Paris.
Tresse. 1867. 106, (1) pp. **T 56.263
Gallois, N. See Gallois, Léonard Joseph Urbain Napoléon.
Gallus, Arthur. 9 wWisve<, Ayther,
Emma Calvé. Her artistic life, with numerous autograph pages
especially written, by Mlle. Calvé. New York. Russell. 1902.

(41) pp. Illus. Portraits. Facsimiles. 4041.116

Galt, John.
The lives of the players. London. Colburn & Bentley. 1831. 2 v.
4579a.219; **T.56.300
Contents, — 1. Introduction. — Charles Hart. — Thomas Betterton. — Edward
Kynaston. — Joseph Haynes. — Robert Wilks. — Nell Gwinn. — William

Mountfort. — Samuel Sandford. — Mrs. Elizabeth Barry. — Mrs. Anne Oldfield.
— Richard Savage. — Susanna Centlivre. — Colley Cibber. — Thomas Dogget.—
Barton Booth. — George Farquhar. — James Quin. — Lacy Ryan. — Mrs.
Woffington. — Thomas Weston. — David Garrick. — Samuel Foote. 2. Charles
Macklin. — John Henderson. — Mrs. Charlotte Charke. — Mrs. George Anne
Bellamy. — Arthur Murphy. — Thomas King. — Thomas Holcroft. — George
Frederick Cooke. — Mrs. Baddeley. — Miss Farren. — Mrs. Jordan. — John
Philip Kemble. — John Emery. — Mrs. Siddons.
Same. _Boston. Hill. **K 35.10
Galvani, Livio Niso.
I teatri musicali di Venezia nel secdla Xvti_ (1637-1700). Memorie
storiche e bibliografiche. Milano. Ricordi. [1879.] 193, (1) pp.
8052.151
Galvin, George. See Leno, Dan.
Gamble, George, prefacer.
Crark, G. F. Scotson-. The “halls.” London. [190-?] Colored
portraits. Colored plates. *€T 53.18

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Garat, Dominique Pierre Jean.
Miat., B. Pierre Garat. singer and exquisite: his life and his world
(1762-1823). New York. ‘1913. Portraits. Plates. 2643.159
Garcia, Gustave.
The actors’ art: a practical treatise on stage declamation, public
speaking and deportment, for the use of artists, students and
‘ amateurs. Illustrated by A. Forestier. London. Pettitt & Co.

1882. (2), viii, 201 pp. Illus. Plates. 3591.54
Same. 2d edition. Simpkin, Marshall & Co. 1888. xv, 286 pp.
Illus. Plates. Diagram. ¥**T.77.79

This copy includes a sketch of the history of the theatre from the Greeks to
the present time.

Garcia, Manuel.

Macxintay, M. S. Garcia, the centenarian, and his times. Being a
memoir of Manuel Garcia’s life and labours for the advancement
of music and science. Edinburgh. 1908. Portraits. Facsimiles.

: 4047.302
Garcia de la Huerta, Vicente Antonio.

La escena hespafiola defendida en el prdlogo del Theatro hespafiol
de D. Vicente Garcia de la Huerta, y en su Leccion critica. 24
impresion con apostillas relativas 4 varios folletos posteriores.
Madrid, 1786, en la imprenta de Hilario Santos. (4),-civ, (1) pp.

, ¥**D.170b.28

Leccion critica 4 los lectores de la memoria de Cosme Damian sobre
el theatro hespafiol, &c. 2a impresion para los lectores de la Ten-
tativa, de las Reflexiones de Thomé Cecial y otros folletos seme-
jantes. Con licencia en Madrid por Pantaleon Aznar, 1786.
lii pp. **D).170b.35

Gardiner, J., of Hindmarsh.

Twenty-five years on the stage. The career of an Australian actor:
his experiences and vicissitudes. Adelaide. The “Christian
Colonist Office.” [188-?] (3), 167 pp. ¥*T 57.348

Gardiner, John.

Speech delivered in the House of Representatives, the 26th of Janu-
ary, 1792; on the subject of the report of the committee, appointed
to consider the expediency of repealing the law against theatrical
exhibitions within this commonwealth. Printed at the Apollo
Press, in Boston, for the author. 1792. 159, (1) pp. Plan.

*4390a.57; **T.76.13
Gardner, Ernest Arthur, and others. 4

Excavations at Megalopolis, 1890-1891. By Ernest Arthur Gardner,
William Loring, G. C. Richards, W. J. Woodhouse. With an
architectural description by Robert Weir Schultz. London. Mac-
millan, 1892. vii, (3), 141 pp. Illus. Plates. Plans. [Society
for the promotion of Hellenic studies. Suppl. papers. 1.]
Describes the ancient amphitheatre. *2960.81.1

Garnerey, Auguste Siméon, éllustrator.

[Recueil des costumes de tous les ouvrages dramatiques représentés
avec succés sur tous les grands théatres de Paris. Publié par
Vizentini, d’aprés les dessins d’Aug. Garnerey et* Hipp. Lecomte.
Paris. Engelmann. 18—?] 2 v. 371 colored plates. *8072.307

Garnier, Charles. See Garnier, Jean Louis Charles.
Garnier, Jean Louis Charles.

[Nouvel Opéra. Copies of the original plans. Paris. 1867.] 4 v.

454 plans. *Cab.60.72.1

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Garnier, Jean Louis Charles. femal )

Le nouvel Opéra de Paris. Paris. Ducher ‘& cie. 1878-81. Text,
2v.; Atlas, 2 v. in 1. Portrait. 100 plates. ¥**M 17.1

Le theatre. Paris. Hachette & cie. 1871. (3), vii, 470, (2) pp.

8105.1; **T.75.46
Garnier, Jules Jacques.

Les jeux du cirque et la vie foraine. Par Hugues Le Roux. Illus-
trations de Jules Garnier. Paris. Plon, Nourrit & cie. [1889.]
(5), v, (1), 250, (2) pp. Colored illus. Colored portraits. Fac-
similes. **T 93.2

Same. Acrobats, and mountebanks. By Hugues Le Roux & Jules
Garnier. Translated from the French by A. P. Morton. London.
Chapman & Hall, Ltd. 1800. xii, 336 pp. Illus. Portraits. Plates.
Facsimiles. 4001.100; **T.95.85

Garrick, David.

A catalogue of a collection of engravings, consisting chiefly of
English and foreign portraits, the property of the late David
Garrick, Esq., which will be sold by auction, by Mr. Christie,
May the sth, 1825. [London. 1825.] 12 pp. No.1 in-**G.3951.17

A catalogue of [his] library, splendid books of prints, poetical and
historical tracts. With the modern works added by Mrs. Garrick.
Which will be sold by auction by Mr. Saunders April 23. [Lon-
don. 1823.] (4), 90, 90, 2, 2 pp. **T 65.24
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 2 in **G.315.19.

The Fribbleriad. [Anon.] London: Printed for J. Coote. 1761.
vili, 20 pp. Portrait. No. 14 in **G.3820.9
A satirical reply to the strictures on Garrick signed X. Y. Z. and written by
“Thady” Fitzpatrick.

The private correspondence of David Garrick with the most cele-
brated persons of his time; now first published from the origi-
nals. With notes, and a new biographical memoir of Garrick.
London. Colburn & Bentley. 1831, 32. 2 v. Portrait. **T.52.3

Samuel Johnson’s prologue spoken at the opening of the theatre in
Drury-Lane in 1747 with Garrick’s epilogue. A facsimile of the
hitherto undiscovered first edition. With preface by Austin
Dobson and introduction and notes by A. S. W. Rosenbach.
New York. Dodd, Mead & Co. 1902. xiv, 12, xxiv pp. Facsimile.

*4570.115

Some unpublished correspondence of David Garrick. Edited by
George Pierce Baker. Boston. Houghton, Mifflin & Co. 1907.
Portraits. Plates. Facsimiles. *4545.185

The theatres. A poetical dissection. By Sir Nicholas Nipclose,
Baronet [pseud.]. London: Printed for John Bell. 1772. iii-viii,
5-80 pp. Illus. **T 54.25

Same. 2d edition. **T.93.3
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 1 in **G.3820.9.

Garrick, David. Works about.
Anverson, J. W. Garrick’s mode of reading the Liturgy of the
Church of England. London. 1840. 5591.26; **T.76.1
CAMBRIDGE Garrick Club. The album of the Cambridge Garrick
Club: containing original and select papers on the drama, and the
proceedings of that society. Cambridge. 1836. Portraits.

¥**T 58.143
Crpper, T. An epistle from Mr. Theophilus Cibber, to David
Garrick, Esq. London. 1755. ¥*T 56.312; etc.

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Garrick, David. Works about. (Continued.)

—— . Theophilus Cibber to David Garrick; with two dissertations
on theatrical subjects. London. 1759. Portrait. Plates.
¥#*G_3933.2; etc.
Concist account, A, of Garrick’s Jubilee held at Stratford-upon-
Avon, in honour of Shakspeare, in 1769. And of the commemora-
tive festivals in 1827 and 1830. Stratford-upon-Avon. 1830.
No. 4 in **G.3942.3
Daniet, G. Garrick in the green room! A biographical and critical
analysis of a picture, painted by William Hogarth. London.
1829. Plate. No. 15 in **G.3823.15
Davin Garrick. [London. 1858.] No. 6 in **G.62.5
Davies, T. Memoirs of the life of David Garrick. With characters
and anecdotes of his theatrical contemporaries. London. 1780.
2v. Portrait. ¥#*T 57.52; etc.
Diatocus, A, between the Earl of C. d and Mr. Garrick, in the
Elysian shades. [Verse.] London. 1785. No. 5 in **G.3820.11
D—ry-L-ne P—yh-se broke open. In a letter to Mr. G—------— ;
London. 1748. Portraits. No. 3 in **G,3823.16
Essay, An, on acting: in which will be considered the mimical
behaviour of a certain fashionable faulty actor; to which will
be added a short criticism on his acting Macbeth. London. 1744.
*#*G_3925.20
F., E. Mr. Garrick’s conduct, as manager of the Theatre-Royal in
Drury-Lane, considered. In a letter addressed to him. London.
[1747.] No. 6 in **G,3824.1
Fiton, P. M. A. Léléve de Garrick, 1780. [Roman.] Paris. [1891.]
; 6698.134; **T.87.41
— Same. Garrick’s pupil. Chicago. 1893. **T 88,2
Firzceratp, P. H. The life of David Garrick; from original family
papers, and numerous published and unpublished sources. Lon-
don. 1868. 2 v. Portraits. 2545.18; **T.56.127
Fizeic, or the modern Quixote, a tale [in verse]; relative to the
late disturbances, at Drury-Lane and Covent-Garden Theatres.
London. 1763. ; No. 6 in **G.3947.2
Footz, S. A treatise on the passions, so far as they regard the
stage; with a critical enquiry into the theatrical merit of Mr.
G——k, Mr. Q n, and,Mr. B——y. The first considered in
the part of Lear, the two last opposed in Othello. London.
. [1747.] **T.77.273 etc.
Funp, The, for the relief of indigent persons belonging to His
Majesty’s company of comedians of the Theatre Royal, Drury
Lane. Established, endowed, and incorporated, by David Gar-
rick, Esq. 1777. London. 1806. Portrait. No. 9 in **G,_3824.6

 

 

 

H., J. F. David Garrick. [London. 1864.] No, 7 in **G.62.5
Hevecocx, F. A. Un acteur cosmopolite. David Garrick et ses
amis francais. Paris. 1911. Portraits. Plate. 4579.240
Same. A cosmopolitan actor. David Garrick and his French
friends. New York. [1912.] Portraits. Plates. 4545.18
Hitz, Sir J. To David Garrick, Esq.; the petition of I. In behalf
of herself and her sisters. London. 1759. **T 97.120; etc.

Jarvis, J. Correct detail of the ceremonies attending the Shake-
spearean gala, celebrated at Stratford-upon-Avon, April 23-25,
1827, with some account of “Garrick’s Jubilee,” in 1769. Stratford
upon-Avon. [1827.] Plate. **T 56.196; etc.

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Garrick, David. Works about. (Continued.)
JuveniLe adventures, The, of David Ranger, Esq.; from an original
manuscript found in the collections of a late noble lord. London.
1757. 2 Vv. 6579.4
Kenrick, W. Love in the suds; a town eclogue. Being the lamenta-
tion of Roscius for the loss of his Nyke. With annotations and

an appendix. London. 1772. ¥**T 55.17
Knicut, J. David Garrick. With etched portrait by W. Boucher.
London. 1894. 4540a.147 5**T 55.59
Letter, A, of abuse, to D...d G..... k, Esq. [A satire on the
detractors of Garrick.] London. 1757. No. to in **G.3824.16
Letter, A, to Mr. G....... k, relative to his treble capacity of
manager, actor, and author; with some remarks on Lethe. Lon-
don. 1749. No. 12 in **G.3824.16
Letter, A, to Mr. Garrick on his having purchased a patent for
Drury-Lane Play-House.. London. [1747.] **T 97.445 etc.

Letter, A, to Mr. Garrick on the opening of the theatre, with
observations on the conduct of managers, to actors, authors, and
audiences: and particularly to new-performers. London. 1758.

No. 9 in **G,3824.16

Lirz, The, of David Garrick. By Percy Fitzgerald. [A review.

London. 1868.] No. 8 in **G.62.5
Lioyvp, E. An epistle to David Garrick, Esq. [Verse.] London.
1773. Plate. **G,_3947.13; etc.

Mackin, C. Mr. Macklin’s Reply to Mr. Garrick’s Answer. Pre-
fix’d, all the papers, which have publickly appeared, in regard to
this important dispute. London. 1743. **T'.97.323; etc.

Mites, W. A. A letter to Sir John Fielding, Knt. Occasioned
by his extraordinary request to Mr. Garrick for a suppression
of the Beggars Opera. To which is added a postscript to D.

Garrick, Esq. London. 1773. No. 7 in **G.3823.4.2
Monopy, A, to the memory of David Garrick, Esq. [A poem.]
London. 1779. No. 6 in **G.3824.14
Murpuy, A. The life of David Snes London. 1801. 2v. Por-
trait. 4545.25; **T.56.1433 etc.

 

Same. Vie de David Gaveicls suivie de deux lettres de Noverre
a Voltaire sur ce célébre acteur, et de l’histoire abrégée du théatre
anglais, depuis son origine jusqu’a-la fin du xvire siécle. [Anon.]

Paris. An IX. [1800/o1.] Portrait. **T. 58.90; etc.
Parsons, F. M. Garrick and his circle. New York. 1906. Por-
traits. Plates. 4544.221

Pittarp, J. Observations on Mr. Garrick’s acting; in a letter to
the Right Hon. the Earl of Chesterfield. London. 1758.

¥**T 97.119; etc.

Pursuit after happiness: a poem. To which is added, an Ode to

Mr. Garrick, on his quitting the stage. Also An elegy on the

death of Mr. [Spranger] Barry. London. 1777. ¥*6571.3

Rozertson, T. W. David Garrick. A love story. London. 1865.

**T 87.76; etc.

SHerpan, R. B. B. Verses to the memory of Garrick. Spoken as

a monody, at the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane. London. 1779.

¥**T 94.4; etc.

— Same. The tears of genius. A monody. On the death of
Mr. Garrick. Dublin. 1780. **T 57.403
Smytu, J. David Garrick. London. [1807.] **T 59.16

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Garrick, David. Works about. (Continued.)

TayLor, T. The great actors of 1775. [London. 1863.]

No. 3 in **G.62.5

Wituiams, D. A letter to David Garrick on his conduct as principal
manager and actor at Drury-Lane. [Anon.] London. 1772.

**T 56.237

Winsor, J. Stage-struck. [Boston. 1868.] No. 15 in **G.3930.13.1

Garrick, David. Portraits.

VERPLANCK, G. C. Garrick: his portrait in New York, its artist, and
history. [A letter addressed to A. M. Cozzens read at the Sketch
Club, January 9, 1857.] New York. 1857. Portrait. *6545.9

Garrick, Ray, pseud. See Carragher, P. Charles.
Garrick Club, Cambridge, England. See Cambridge Garrick Club.
Garrick Club, London.

Barnam, R. H. The Garrick Club. Notices of one hundred and

thirty-five of its former members. [New York.] 1806. ©

#*T 55.126

Firzceratp, P. H. The Garrick Club. London. 1904. Portraits.
Plate. 2492.68 ; **T..94.10
Garrick, ou les acteurs anglois. [Anon.] See Sticotti, Antonio Fabio.
Garrick’s looking-glass. Jackson, S. P. #*T 98.53
Garrick’s pupil. Fiton, P. M. A. ¥**'T 88.2

Garrison,. Lloyd McKim.

An illustrated history of the Hasty Pudding Club theatricals. With
an introduction by J. T. Wheelwright. Cambridge. 18907. 35,
(236) pp., Illus. Plates. *44804.157

Gaucherel, Léon, illustrator.

Sarcey, F. Comédiens et comédiennes. Notices par F. Sarcey. Por-

traits par L. Gaucherel & Ad. Lalauze. Paris. 1876-84. 2 v.
**T 55.133 etc.

Sousigs, E. J. A. Le théatre en France de 1871 4 1892. [Par] Albert
Soubies. Eaux-fortes par Gaucherel et Lalauze. Paris. 1893.
Portraits. ¥**T 79.3

Gaudefroy, A.

Les premiéres au théatre de Lille. 1895-06—1896-97. Lille. 1897.
61, (2) pp. **T 97.115
Criticisms of operas and operettas.

Gaugiran-Nanteuil, Charles.

Vie de Francois-René Molé, comédien francais. [Anon. Par C. G.
Etienne et C. Gaugiran-Nanteuil.] Paris. Desenne. An XI.-
1803. 223, (1) pp. Portrait. ¥*T 58.87

Gaullieur, Eusébe Henri Alban.

Des mystéres et de l’art dramatique en Suisse aprés la Réforme,

ou essai sur quelques drames en langue francaise, des xvre et

xvire siécles. [N. p. 18—?] 133-148, 11 pp. ¥**T 95.141
Two articles cut from a magazine.
Gauthier,

 

Code des théatres. Ou manuel a l’usage des directeurs, entrepreneurs
et actionnaires de spectacles, des auteurs et artistés dramatiques,
etc, a A. Vulpian et Gauthier. Paris. Warée. 1829. (3), iv,
440 **T 79.14
Gauthier, mouse editor. ‘
AumManacH de “La Rampe.” Actrices parisiennes. [Paris. 1901.]
Portraits. ¥**T 26.21
Gauthier, Théophile. See Gautier, Théophile.

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Gautier, Théophile. . ;
Histoire de l’art dramatique en France depuis vingt-cinq ans. Leip-

zig [& Bruxelles]. Hetzel. 1858, 59. 6v. **T 47.80
Reviews of performances at Paris theatres.
Same. Paris. 6675.7
Militona. Bruxelles. Tarride. 1847. 143 pp. **T 89.4

A story of bull-fighting.
Gautier, Théophile, prefacer.

Bercerat, A. E. Peintures décoratives de Paul Baudry au grand

foyer de Opéra. Paris. 1875. **M 118.14
Gavarni, pseud. See Chevallier, Hippolyte Guillaume Sulpice.
Gavaudan family.

ParotssE-Poucin, F. A. A. Figures d’Opéra-comique: Madame Du-

gazon, Elleviou, Les Gavaudan. Paris. 1875. Portraits.
**M_.137.2
Gayley, Charles Mills.

Beaumont the dramatist. A portrait. With some account of his
circle, Elizabethan and Jacobean, and of his association with John
Fletcher. New York. The Century Co. 1914. (11), 445 pp.
Portraits. Plates. Facsimiles. Genealogical charts. 4579-238

Plays of our forefathers, and some of the traditions upon which
they were founded. New York. Duffield & Co. 1907. xi, (1),
349 pp. Plates. ‘ * 2571.114
An account of English drama in the Middle Ages.

Gebbie, George, editor.

The stage and its stars, past and present. Edited by Howard Paul
and George: Gebbie. Philadelphia. [1895?] 2 v. Illus. Por-
traits. Plates. ¥**T 51.3

Geere, John.

Serious considerations on plays, games, and other fashionable diver-
sions. Shewing the sinfulness, and dangerous tendency thereof.
Guildford: Printed for the author, by Charles Martin, and sold
by him. 1763. 47 pp. ¥**T 96.71

Gehrts, M.

A camera actress in the wilds of Togoland. The adventures,
observations & experiences of a cinematograph actress in West
African forests whilst collecting films depicting native life and
when posing as the white woman in Anglo-African cinemato-
graph dramas. Wth an introduction by Major H. Schomburgk.
Philadelphia. J. B. Lippincott Co. 1915. xx, 17-316 pp. Por-
traits. Plates. Folded map. 3057.239

Geier, John. :

Thespis on tryal, or the moralitie of playes considered. Translated
out of the Latin by A. C., Gent. 1685. Edinburgh. Privately
printed. 1887. 36 pp. [Bibliotheca curiosa.] **T 96.320
Contains a reproduction of the title-page of the edition of 1685, having the title
The tryal of Thespis upon the indictment of immorality. Appended is: The

stage in England. 1625-1670. From Wright’s Historia histrionica, Another
. copy is on shelf-number *4578.101.

Geiger, Eugen Ludwig.
Ein Berliner Theaterskandal, 1810. (Jn Archiv fiir Theatergeschichte.

Vol. 1, pp. 65-85. Berlin. 1904.) *6907.12.1
The scandal concerned Iffland.

Goethes Interesse an Frankfurter Theaterverhaltnissen. (In Archiv
fur Theatergeschichte. Vol. 2, pp. 88-04. Berlin. 1905.)
*6§907.12.2

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Geiger, Eugen Ludwig. (Continued.)

Millners Beziehungen zu Berlin. (Jn Archiv fiir Theatergeschichte.
Vol. 2, pp. 151-168. Berlin. 1905.) *6907.12.2
Miillner’s plays were produced at the theatre in Berlin.

Geiger, Eugen Ludwig, editor.
IrrLanp, A. W. Briefe an seine Schwester Louise und andere

Verwandte, 1722-1814. Berlin. 1904. Portrait. *6907.16
— Briefe, meist an seine Schwester. Berlin. 1905. Portraits.
*6907.17

Gellert, Georg.

Ludwig Barnay. Ein Kiinstlerleben. Berlin. Dierig & Siemens.

1890. 30 pp. Portrait. Autograph facsimile. **T 96.350
Genast, Eduard.

Aus Weimars klassischer und nachklassischer Zeit. Erinnerungen
eines alten Schauspielers. Neu herausgegeben von Robert Kohl-
rausch. 2. Auflage. Stuttgart. Lutz. [1912?] 374 pp. Por-
traits. [Memoirenbibliothek. Neue Serie.] 2877.210
Contains much about Goethe and his management of the Weimar Hoftheater.

Genée, Rudolph.

Die englischen Mirakelspiele und Moralitaten als Vorlaufer des
englischen Dramas. Berlin. Habel. 1878. 32 pp. [Sammlung
gemeinverstandlicher wissenschaftlicher Vortrage. Serie 13.]

No. 15 in *5914.50.13

Hundert Jahre des Koniglichen Schauspiels.in Berlin. Nach den
Quellen geschildert. Berlin. Hofmann & Co. 1886. viii, 180 pp.
Illus. Portraits. 4837.19

Lehr- und Wanderjahre des deutschen Schauspiels. Vom Beginn
der Reformation bis zur Mitte des 18. Jahrhunderts. Berlin.
Hofmann & Co. 1882. vii, 400 pp. Plan. [Allgemeiner Verein
fiir deutsche Litteratur.] 4872.17; **T.47.45

General view, A, of the stage. Derrick, S. **T 47.95; etc.
Genest, John.
Some account of the English stage, from the Restoration in 1660

to 1830. [Anon.] Bath. Carrington. 1832. 10 v. **T 75.45
Another copy is on shelf-number **G.3822.8.

Geneva, Switzerland. Theatres.

Lavat, P. A. P. A. Laval comédien, a J. J. Rousseau sur les ratsons
qu’il expose pour refuter M. d’Alembert, qui dans le viz. volume
de l’Encyclopédie, article Genéve, prouve que l’établissement
d’une comédie dans cette ville y feroit réunir la sagesse de
Lacédémone ala politesse d’Athénes. Ala Haye. 1758. **T.77.87

Geneva, Switzerland. Views.

Burrorp, R. Description of the view of the city and lake of Geneva,

and surrounding country, now exhibiting in the Rotunda,

Chambers-street .. 1826. New York. 1829. Illus. Plate.
4864.25; etc.
Genial showman, The. Huneston, E. P. 4446.213; **T.57.167; etc.
Gens, Les, de théatre. Véron, P. **T 87.80

Gensichen, Otto Franz.
Berliner Hofschauspieler. Silhouetten. Berlin. Grosser. 1872. 135
pp. **T 96.351
Contents. — Ludwig Dessoir. — Luise Erhartt. — Gustav Berndal. — Johanna

Jachmann-Wagner. — Theodor Liedtcke. — Johanna Buska. — Theodor Doring.
— Minona Frieb-Blumauer. '

Gentiles, Albericus. See Gentili, Alberico.

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Gentili, Alberico.

Ratnotps, J. The overthrow of stage-playes, by way of contro-
versie betwixt D. Gager and D. Rainoldes, wherein all the reasons
that can be made for them are notably refuted. Added, Latine
letters betwixt Rainoldes and Gentiles. Oxford. 1629.

**T 77,139; etc.
Gentleman, Francis.

The modish wife. A comedy, to which is prefixed a summary view
of the stage. [Anon.] London: Sold by T. Evans. [1775.] (3),
80 pp. No. 3 in **G.3823.19
The essay relates to the theatre in Great Britain. &

Gentleman, A, formerly oft Gray’s Inn, pseud. See Holt, John.
Gentleman, A, of Covent-Garden Theatre, pseud.

Memoirs of George Anne Bellamy, including all her intrigues; with
genuine anecdotes of all her public and private connections.
London: Printed for J. Walker. 1785. (1), 204 pp. ¥**T 58,58

Gentleman, A, of the Inner Temple, pseud.

An examen of the historical play of Edward, the Black Prince; or,
the battle of Poictiers. With a critical review of Mr. Barry, in
the character of Ribemont. London, Printed for G. Jones. 1750.
(1), 25 pp. No. 3 in **G.3925.3
Other copies are on shelf-numbers No. ro in **G.3823.9; No. 4 in **G.3823.13.

Gentleman, A, of the Middle-Temple, pseud.

Remarks on Mr. Colman’s preface: also a summary comparison
of the play of the Iron chest with the novel of Caleb Williams.
London: Sold by Miller. [1796.] 31 pp. No. 3 in **G.3822.2
Relates to the controversy between Colman and Kemble.

Gentleman, A, of the University of Oxford, psend. See Hill, Sir Richard
Baronet.

Gentleman player, A. Srrpuens, R. N. **T 87.18

Genuine collection, A, of O. P. songs, whimsical and satirical, among
which are many originals, never before printed. To which is
added the toasts and sentiments given by the O. P.’s. Also the
terms of peace. London. Mace. [1809?] 23, (1) pp.

No. 2 in **G.3823.2
The O. P. songs refer to the fight against John Philip Kemble for a return to
the old prices in the Covent Garden Theatre.

Genuine narrative, A, of the life and theatrical transactions of Mr. John
Henderson, commonly called the Bath Roscius. London: Printed
for T. Evans, and sold by S. Leacroft. 1777. (1), 60 pp. **T.96.216

Same. 3d edition. Printed for J. Ireland. 1778. (3), vii, 60 pp.

: **T 56.74

Geoffroy, Charles Michel.

Nouvelle galerie des artistes dramatiques vivants. Contenant 40
portraits des principaux artistes dramatiques de Paris, par Ch.
Geoffroy. Chaque portrait est accompagné d’une notice bio-
graphique et d’une appréciation littéraire par Alex. Dumas, Albert
Cler, Arnould. Précédé d’une introduction par Edouard Plouvier.
Paris. Librairie théatrale. 1855. 2 v. Portraits. **T 53.9

Geoffroy, Julien Louis.

Cours de littérature dramatique, ou recueil par ordre de matiéres des
feuilletons de Geoffroy, précédé d’une notice historique sur sa vie.
Paris. Blanchard. 1819, 20. 5 v. Manuscript facsimile. **T.46.46
Contents, — 1, 2. Théatre francais. 3. Théatre francais. — Auteurs contem-

porains de Geoffroy. 4. Théatre francais. — Théatse de Louvois et de ’Odéon.
-—— Notice historique sur quelques ancicns comédiens francais. 5. Académie

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Geoffroy, Julien Louis. (Continued.)
royale de musique. — Ballets pantomimes. — Opéra-comique. — Opéra-buffa. —
Théatre du vaudeville. — Théatre des variétés, — Théatre de la gaieté. — Théatre
de Pambigu-comique. — Théatre des jeunes artistes. — Théatre de la Porte Saint-
Martin. — Pantomimes. — Cirque olympique. — Danseurs de corde. — Débuts
au Théatre-frangais. Querelles littéraires.

Same. 2e édition. 1825. 6 v. 2670.31
Contents. — 1-4. Théatre-francais. 5. Théatre de Louvois et de ?Odéon. —
Académie royale de musique. — Ballets pantomimes. — Opéra-comique. — Opéra-
buffa. 6. Shéatre du vaudeville. — Théatre des variétés. — Théatre de la gaité.
— Théatre de ’ambigu-comique. — Théatre des jeunes artistes. — Théatre de
la Porte-Saint-Martin. — Pantomimes, — Cirque olympique. — Danseurs de
corde. — Spectacle de M. Pierre. — Notice historique sur quelques anciens
comédiens francais. — Examen du jeu des principaux acteurs du Théatre-
francais. — Débuts au Théatre-francais. — Querelles littéraires. — Sur Vinstruc-
tion publique. — Commentaire sur Racine.

Manuel dramatique, a l’usage des auteurs et des acteurs, et nécessaire
aux gens du monde qui aiment les idées toutes trouivées, et les
jugemens tout faits. Paris. Painparré. 1822. (1), xxiv, 404 pp.

¥**T 49.11

 

George IV., of England.

Rarker, H. A. Description of the procession on the coronation of
His Majesty George the Fourth: July 19, 1821. Now represented
and exhibiting in Henry Aston Barker’s Panorama, Leicester
Square. London. 1823. **T 96.205

George, Marguerite Joséphine Weymer, called Mademoiselle George.

A favourite of Napoleon. Memoirs of Mademoiselle George. Edited,
from the original manuscript, by Paul Cheramy. London. Nash.
1909. 320 pp. Portraits. **T 56.72

George, Marguerite Joséphine Weymer, called Mademoiselle George.
Works about.

Boutuautt, M. J. La conjuration de Me Duchesnois, contre Mile
Georges Weymer, pour lui ravir la couronne. Paris. An XI.=
1803. Portrait. No. 6 in **G,3562.2

Lazou.iave, F. S. pe. Le Théatre francais, Mademoiselle Georges-
Weimer et l’Odéon, appréciés dans l’intérét de l’art dramatique.
Paris. 1822. No. 18 in **G.3562.1

Géréon, Léonard de.

La rampe et les coulisses. Esquisses biographiques des directeurs,
acteurs et actrices de tous les théatres. Paris. 1832. 292 pp.
Relates to Paris. #*T 57.36

Gerhard, William Paul.

The essential conditions of safety in theatres. -An essay on modern

theatre planning, construction, equipment and management. New

York. [Parkhill.] 1894. 39 pp. 4014.128
Needed improvements in theatre sanitation. [New York. 1899.]
14 pp. 4014.129

The safety of theatre audiences and the stage personnel against
danger from fire and panic. London. 1899. 43 pp. [British

Fire Prevention Committee.] 4019.180; **T.76.52
Theatre fire catastrophes and their prevention. New York. 1894:
23 PP. 4014.127

Theatre fires and panics: their causes and prevention. Ist edition.
1st thousand. New York. Wiley. 1896. vii, 175 pp. Table.
Literature on theatres, pp. 165-175. 8015.179

Theatre sanitation. A paper read at the meeting of the American
Public Health Association, Ottawa, Canada, Sept. 27, 1898.
Brooklyn, N. Y. [18098.] 15 pp. 5766.66 -

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Gerhard, William Paul. (Continued.)
Theatres. Their safety from fire and panic, their comfort and
‘ healthfulness. Boston. Bates & Guild Co. 1900. (7), I10 pp.

4019.133
Same. 2d edition. New York. The Baker & Taylor Co. 1917. (7),
IIO pp. 4019a.346; **T.76.201

The water service and fire protection of theatres. A paper prepared
for the annual meeting of the New England Waterworks Associa-
tion held in Boston. New York. Irving Press. 1894. 43 pp.
Table. 4014.126

Germain, Auguste.
Albert Brasseur. Paris. Juven. [1898.] 96 pp. Portraits. [Acteurs
et-actrices d’aujourd’hui.] **T 93.12

Les dessous du théatre. Les agences dramatiques et lyriques. Avec

une préface par Emile Bergerat. Paris. Perrin & cie. 1801. (3),

vii, 48 pp. **T 77.90
German drama, The, in English on the New York stage. Baxer, L. C.
‘ ; 4393.227

German drama, The, on the St. Louis stage. Noize, A. H. 4393-228
German opera, The. Rartrer, M., pseud. No. 21 in **G,3822.1

Germany. Theatres.
Barnay, L. Erinnerungen. Berlin. 1903. 2 v. Portraits. Plates.
2877.137
BERTRAM, A. Theater-Wespen. Enthillungen, Skizzen, Bilder und
Chargen aus dem Theaterleben. Als Beitrag zur Eledigung der
Reorganisirungsfrage des Theaterwesens. Berlin. 1863.

**T.97.197
BettELHeim, A. Die Zukunft unseres Volkstheaters. Zehn Aufsatze
aus den Jahren 1882-1892. Berlin. 1892. **T 96.264

Bortz, A. Thalia auf der Landstrasse. Heiteres und Ernstes aus
dem Bihnenleben. Strassburg i. E. 1898. Portrait. **T.57.350
Bruenine, I. Le théatre en Allemagne. Son origine et ses luttes.
(1200-1760.) Paris. [1887.] Portraits. Plate. 2860.68; **T.77.93
Coun, A. Shakespeare in Germany in the sixteenth and seventeenth
centuries: an account ‘of English actors in Germany and the
Netherlands and of the plays performed by them during the same
period. London. . 1865. 4591.3
Cornet, J.C. Die Oper in Deutschland und das Theater der Neuzeit.
Aus dem Standpuncte practischer Erfahrung. Hamburg. 18409.
**M.148.17

Dextus, N. Die englischen Comdédianten in Deutschland zu Shak-
spere’s Zeit. Ein Vortrag. Bremen. 1865. No. 4 in **G.60a.24
Devrient, H. F. F. Aus den Akten eines Geheimbundes deutscher
Schauspieler in den Jahren 1812-1815. (Jn Archiv fiir Theater-
geschichte. Vol. 2, pp. 95-150. Berlin. 1905.) *6§907.12.2
Johann Friedrich Schonemann und seine Schauspielergesell-
schaft. Ein Beitrag zur Theatergeschichte des 18. Jahrhunderts.

 

Hamburg. 1895. 6872.53
Devrient, P. E. Geschichte der deutschen Schauspielkunst. Berlin.
1905. 2. ¥**T 75.15 etc.
Diezotp, B. Das Rollenfach im daniechien Theaterbetrieb des 18.
Jahrhunderts. Leipzig. 1913. 6872.68
Duenincer, P. J. Albert Lortzing, sein Leben und Wirken. Leipzig.
1851. Portrait. No. 1 in **M.109a.29

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Germany. Theatres. (Continued.)
Ecxarbt, L. Lessing und das erste deutsche Nationaltheater in
Hamburg. Eine deutsche Gabe zur Shakspeare-Feier. Vortrag
im Athendum zu Hamburg am 21. April 1864. Hamburg. 1864.
No. 5 in **G.3910.12
Ersenperc, L. J. Adolf Sonnenthal. Eine Kiinstlerlaufbahn als
Beitrag zur Geschichte des modernen Burgtheaters. Dresden.

1900. Portrait. **T 57.106
Erpmann, G. A. Theater-Reformen? Kritische Studien. Berlin.
1892. *ET 97.92
Fetsinc, O. Streifztige durch die Theaterwelt, Dresden, [1895.]
**T 75.25

Frey, E. F. Buthnenreform und Volkstheater. Ein Fortschritt oder
Riickschritt? Zwei Aufsatze zur Warnung und Aufklarung, von
Ed. Ferd. Frey und R. Gollmer. Kreuznach. 1800. *#T 75.23 °

Gente, R. Lehr- und Wanderjahre des deutschen Schauspiels. Vom
Beginn der Reformation bis zur Mitte des 18. Jahrhunderts.

Berlin. 1882. Plan. 4872.17; **T.47.45
Gragse, C. D. Das Theater zu Disseldorf mit Riickblicken auf die
ubrige deutsche Schaubtihne. Disseldorf. 1835. 6878.19
Gross, E. Die altere Romantik und das Theater. Hamburg. 1Igto.
6872.64

— Johann Friedrich Ferdinand Fleck. Ein Beitrag zur Entwick-

lungsgeschichte des deutschen Theaters. Berlin. 1914. Portraits.

6907.32

Haake, A. Theater-Memoiren. Mittheilungen aus August Haake’s

Kiinstlerleben, nebst Nachrichten tiber das deutsche Theater und
seine, bertihmtesten Schauspieler alterer Zeit. Mainz. 1866.

**T 56.198

Haun, L. Das deutsche Theater und seine Zukunft. Berlin. 1876.
**T 76.4

Herne, C. Das Schauspiel der deutschen Wanderbiithne vor Gott-
sched. Halle a. S. 1889. Tables. 2872.114
HeinzeL, R. Beschreibung des geistlichen Schauspiels im deutschen
Mittelalter. Hamburg. 18098. 2873.33

Herz, E. Englische Schauspieler und englisches Schauspiel zur Zeit

Shakespeares in Deutschland. Hamburg. 1903. Maps. 6872.60

Heyse, P. J. L. Mein Verhaltniss zum Theater. (Jn -his Jugend-
erinnerungen und Bekenntnisse. Pp. 363-383. Berlin. 1901.)

2845.83

Hoxsern, F.- 1. von, Edler von Holbeinsberg. Deutsches Bithnenwesen.

Ein Handbuch fiir Alle, welche auf irgend eine Weise mit dem

- Theater in Beziehung stehen, oder sich auch nur fiir das Innere

desselben interessiren. Theil 1. Wien. 1853. ¥**T 96.227
Huesner, G. Theatergeschichtliche Feuilletons. Leipzig. 1875.

: ¥**T 76.105; etc.

IsteL, E. Die Entstehung des deutschen Melodramas. Berlin.

1906.. Iflus. Portraits. Music. 6872.88

Jacoss, M., compiler. Deutsche Schauspielkunst. Zeugnisse zur
Biithnengeschichte klassischer Rollen. Leipzig. 1913. Portraits.
6257.114

Jones, H. A. Municipal and repertory theatres: a lecture delivered
to the Sheffield Playgoers’ Society, September 29th, 1913. With
an introductory letter to Sir Johnston Forbes Robertson. Lon-
don. 1913. **T 76.186

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Germany. Theatres. (Continued.)
Krrcupacu, W. Deutsche Schauspieler und Schauspielkunst. Nebst
Anhang: Letzte Erinnerungen von Heinrich Laube. Kiel. 1892.

4875.40
KnispeL, H. Bunte Bilder aus dem Kunst- und Theaterleben.
Darmstadt. 1901. Portraits. Plates. 4876.37

Kuestner, C. T. von. Vierunddreissig Jahre meiner Theaterleitung
in Leipzig, Darmstadt, Miinchen und Berlin. Zur Geschichte und

Statistik des Theaters. Leipzig. 1853. ¥*T 55.65
Kurnik, M. Ein Menschenalter Theater. Erinnerungen (1845-
1880). Berlin. 1882. 4837.21
Lance, J. Biographie. Wien. 1808. Portrait. **T 57.364
Lause, H. Das norddeutsche Theater. Ein neuer Beitrag zur
deutschen Theatergeschichte. Leipzig. 1872. ¥**®T 76.39

 

Theaterkritiken und dramaturgische Aufsatze. Gesammelt
von Alexander von Weilen. Berlin. 1906. 2 v. Portraits.
6907.18
Linpau, H. G. P. Dramaturgische Blatter. Beitrage zur Kenntniss
des modernen Theaters in Deutschland und Frankreich. Stutt-
gart. 1877. 2875.66; **T 48.1
Litzmann, B. Friedrich Ludwig Schroder. Ein Beitrag zur
deutschen Litteratur- und Theatergeschichte. Hamburg. 1890,
1894. 2 v. Portraits. 4845.68
MartersteIc, M. Das deutsche Theater im neunzehnten Jahr-
hundert. Eine kulturgeschichtliche Darstellung. Leipzig. 1904.

2873.134
Moverwe.L., H. K. The theatre of to-day. New York. i914. Plates.
Plans. 6257.84

Ourvier, J. J. Les comédiens francais dans les cours d’Allemagne au
xvire siécle. Série 1-4. Paris. 1901-05. 4 v. Portraits. Plates.

¥*T 74.10

Pauu, B. O. C. Die Befreiung der deutschen Bithne vom Drucke
der Geldspekulation. Berlin. [1887.] **T 96.355
Potxarp, P. Masks and minstrels of new Germany. Boston. IgI1I.
; 2869a.9

Possart, E., Ritter von. Schiller und das Theater. Festrede zur
Mannheimer Gedachtnisfeier von Schillers hundertstem Todestage

(8. Mai 1905). Berlin. [1905.] ¥**T 76.189
PuestericH, H. Meine Bihnen-Erlebnisse. |Wahrheitsgetreue
Memoiren. Berlin. 1886. **T 57.274
Putuitz, G. H. G., Edler Herr zu. Theater-Erinnerungen. Berlin.-
1875. 2875.178

Repen-Essecx, F. J., Freiherr von. Caroline Neuber und ihre Zeit-
genossen. Ein Beitrag zur deutschen Kultur- und Theater-
geschichte. Leipzig. 1881. Portrait. Plate. **T 55.66

Rreper, E. Schuldrama und Theater. Ein Beitrag zur Theater-
geschichte. Hamburg. 1885. 2871.76

ScuHarFENSTEIN, Helene, pseud. Aus dem Tagebuche einer deutschen
Schauspielerin. Stuttgart. [1912.] ¥**T 47.109

Scutogsser, R. Friedrich Wilhelm Gotter: sein Leben und seine
Werke. Ein Beitrag zur Geschichte der Bithne und Biihnen-
dichtung im 18. Jahrhundert. Hamburg. 1894. 6872.52

— Vom Hamburger Nationaltheater zur Gothaer Hofbiihne. 1767-
1779. Dreizehn Jahre aus der Entwickelung eines deutschen,
Theaterspielplans. Hamburg. 1895. 6872.55

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Germany. Theatres. (Continued.)
Scumip, C. H. Christian Heinrich Schmids Chronologie des

deutschen Theaters. Berlin. 1902. Portrait: *6907.13
Scprorper, F. U. L. Schroder und Gotter. Eine Episode aus der
deutschen Theatergeschichte. Hamburg. 1887. 2873.91
Scuwerine, J. Zur Geschichte des niederlandischen und spanischen
Dramas in Deutschland. Minster. 1895. 4874.82
SitteNFeLp, C. Ohne Schminke! Wahrheiten iiber das moderne
Theater. Dresden. 1887. **T 97.85; etc.

Sontac, C. Vom Nachtwachter zum ttirkischen Kaiser! Bihnen-
Erlebnisse aus dem Tagebuche eines Uninteressanten. Hannover.
1875. **T 57.283,

STATISTISCHER Riickblick auf die K6niglichen Theater zu Berlin,
Hannover, Kassel und Wiesbaden fiir das Jahr 1895. Berlin.

1896. **T 94.16
Strantz, F. C. F. A. von. Erinnerungen aus meinem Leben. Ham-
burg. [1901.] Portrait. 4049.224
Stuemcxe, H.C. A. Die Deutsche Theaterausstellung. Berlin. 1910.
Berlin. 1911. 45 plates. Portraits. 6907.27
Tuomas, E. 40 Jahre Schauspieler. Erinnerungen aus meinem
Leben. Berlin. 1895. 2 v. in 1. Portrait. #*T 57.217
Vincxe, C. F. G., Freiherr von. Gesammelte Aufsatze zur Bihnen-
geschichte. Hamburg. 1893. 6872.48

Wa tuner, F. .W. Riickblicke auf meine theatralische Laufbahn und
meine Erlebnisse an und ausser der Bihne. Berlin. 1864.

: 4847.30

Wenppicen, F. H. O. Geschichte der Theater Deutschlands in

hundert Abhandlungen dargestellt. Berlin. [1906.] 2 v. Illus.

Portraits. Plates. , : *2871.118
WEHL, F. von. Zeit und Menschen. Tagebuch-Aufzeichnungen aus
den Jahren von 1863-1884. Altona. 1889. 2 v. in I. 2892.57
WEILEN, A. W., Ritter von. Hamlet: auf der deutschen Buhne bis
zur Gegenwart. Berlin. 1908. 4593.202
Wicuers von Gocu, O. Das Elend der deutschen Schauspieler.
Zurich. 1893. ¥*T 96.352
Winps, A. Hamlet auf der deutschen Bihne bis zur Gegenwart.
Berlin. 1909. 6907.22

Wirsinc, R. Das deutsche Theater. Eine Darstellung der gegen-
wirtigen Theaterzustande nebst Andeutungen zu einer zweck-
massigen Reform und Bihnenleitung. Leipzig. 1862. **T.76.137

Wouzocen, C. A. A., Freiherr von. Ueber Theater und Musik.
Breslau. 1860. / **M.108.1

—— Wilhelmine Schroder-Devrient. Ein Beitrag zur Geschichte
des musikalischen Dramas. Leipzig. 1863.

8048.25; **M.129.27; etc.
Germont, Louis, pseud. é

Loges d’artistes. [Par] Louis Germont (Rose-Thé) [pseud.]. Dessins

de Félix Fournery. Paris. Dentu. 1889. (10), 423, (1) pp. Illus.

Portraits. Plates. **T 54.13
Gesangskéniginnen, Die, in den letzten drei Jahrhunderten. Kouut, A.
4045.171

Geschichte des Theaters in Leipzig. [Anon.] See Bluemner, Heinrich.
Gesellschaft fiir Theatergeschichte.

Kleine Schriften. Heft 1. Berlin. 1906. *6907.11
A continuation of the Archiv fir Theatergeschichte [*6907.12]. Contains the
Jahresbericht for 1905/06.

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Gesellschaft fiir Theatergeschichte. Schriften.
Arcuiv fiir Theatergeschichte. Berlin. 1904, 05. 2 v. Plate.

_, *6907.12
CosteNoBLe, C. L. Tagebiicher von seiner Jugend bis zur Ubersied-
lung nach Wien (1818). Berlin. 1912. 2 v. 6907.28

GALLERIE von teutschen Schauspielern und Schauspielerinnen, nebst
Johann Friedrich Schinks Zusatzen und Berichtigungen. Berlin.
IQIO. : 6907.23

Gross, E. Johann Friedrich Ferdinand Fleck. Ein Beitrag zur
Entwicklungsgeschichte .des deutschen Theaters. Berlin. 1914.

Portraits. 6907.32
Irrtanp, A. W. Briefe an seine Schwester Louise und andere
Verwandte, 1722-1814. Berlin. 1904. Portrait. *6907.16

—— Briefe, meist an seine Schwester, nebst anderen Aktenstiicken
und einem ungedruckten Drama. Berlin. 1905. Portraits. *6907.17
Laupe, H. Theaterkritiken und dramaturgische Aufsatze. Gesammelt
von Alexander von Weilen. Berlin. 1906. 2 v. Portraits. 6907.18
Lewinsky, J. Kleine Schriften dramaturgischen und _ theater-
geschichtlichen Inhalts. Nach seinem Tode gesammelt und
herausgegeben von Olga Lewinsky. Berlin. 1910. Portrait. 6907.24
Merzacu, P. A. Bibliographie fiir Theatergeschichte 1905-1910.
Berlin. 1913. : 6907.31
Scumip, C. H. Christian Heinrich Schmids Chronologie des

deutschen Theaters. Berlin. 1902. Portrait. *6907.13
Scureyvocet, J. Josef Schreyvogels Tagebiicher, 1810-1823. Berlin.
1903. 2 Vv. 6907.14

Scuroever, A. S. Briefe von Sophie Schroder (1813-1868). Gesam-
melt, herausgegeben und mit Einleitung und Erlauterungen
versehen von Heinrich Stitimcke. Berlin. 1910. Portraits. 6907.26

Sretn, P. Deutsche Schauspieler. [Teil] 1, 2. Berlin. 1907, 08.

2 v. Portraits. *6907.19
Stuemcxe, H. C. A. Die Deutsche Theaterausstellung, Berlin, 1910.
Berlin. 1911. 45 plates. Portraits. 6907.27
— Henriette Sontag. Ein Lebens- und Zeitbild. Berlin. 1913.
Portraits. Plates. 6907.30
Winps, A. Hamlet auf der deutschen Bihne bis zur Gegenwart.
Berlin. 1909. 6907.22

Gesellschaft fiir vervielfaeltigende Kunst, Vienna.
Die Theater Wiens. Wien. 1893-1909. 4 v. in 6, and unbound parts.

Illus. Portraits. Plates. Plans. *Cab.28.27.2
Gesta Grayorum. Gray’s Inn, London. **G_4076.19
Gestes, Les, de la chanson. Lerévre, M. **T 97.230
Gesture. ‘

Apams, F, A. F. Gesture and pantomimic action. New York. 1891.

Illus. Music. 3596.106

+ — Same. 2d edition. eT 75.21
Brasis, C. Studi sulle arti imitatrici. Milano. 1844. Portrait.

**T 56.319

Ence., J. J. Ideen zu einer Mimik. Berlin. 1804. 2v.in 1. Plates.

2 2904.17

— Same. Idées sur la geste et l’action théatrale. A Paris. [1795.]

2v. Plates. **T.97.5

— Same. Lettere intorno alla mimica di G. G. Engel. Aggiun-
tovi i capitoli sei sull’ arte rappresentativa di L. Riccoboni.
Milano. 1818, 19. 2 v. in 1. Plates. **T 76.136

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Gesture. (Continued.) ;
— Same. Practical illustrations of rhetorical gesture and action:
adapted to the English drama. London. 1807. Plates.

**T.76.193; etc.

Hacks, C. Le geste. Illustrations de Lanos. Paris. [1892.] Illus.
Plates. **T 73.5
NeEviLte, H. G. Gesture. (Jn Voice, speech and gesture. Pp. I1o1-
169. London. 1895. Illus. Plates.) **M 218.2

Gheusi, Pierre B.
L’Opéra romanesque. Paris. Lafitte & cie. [1909.] (3), 364 pp.
A novel relating to the Opéra in Paris, 6699.265
Ghost of Shakespeare, pseud. ;
Memoirs of the Shakespear’s-Head, in Covent-Garden: in which
are introduced many entertaining adventures, and several re-
markable characters. London: Printed and sold by F. Noble.

1755. 2V. **G.3934.2
On the London theatres and the manners of the town.
Ghosts. ,

Drecxs, H. The ghost! as produced in the spectre drama, popularly
illustrating the marvellous optical illusions obtained by the
apparatus called the Dircksian phantasmagoria: being a full
account of its history, construction, and various adaptations.
London. 1863. Illus. Plates. Diagrams. **T 77.165

Giacomo, Salvatore di. .

Cronaca del teatro San Carlino contributo alla storia della scena

dialettale Napoletana. 1738-1884. 2a edizione. Trani. Vecchi.

1895. (5), 602 pp. Portrait. **T 77.217
Also contains notes on other Neapolitan theatres.
Giants.

Cuane, Chinese giant. The autobiography of Chang, the tall man
of Fychow, the great Chinese giant, including his celebrated ode

on the Crystal Palace, &c. London. 1866. i ¥**T 56.19
Lirz, The, of Chang, the celebrated Chinese giant. Liverpool.
1882. 6249a.56
Moreau, P. Fous et bouffons: étude physiologique, psychologique
et historique. Paris. 1885. 2244.69

Woop, E. J. Giants and dwarfs. London. 1868. 2239.50; **T.56.248
Giesenberg, E.

Das Opernhaus zu Frankfurt a. M. erbaut von Richard Lucae, J. A.
Becker und E. Giesenberg. Berlin. Ernst & Korn. 1883. (3),
I5 pp. 13 plates. *Cab.60.96.7

Gietmann, Gerhard.

Poetik und Mimik. Freiburg im Breisgau. Herder. 1900. ix, £19’ pp.

Portraits. Plates. [Kunstlehre. Teil 2.] 4074.301
Giffard, Pierre Louis.

Nos mccurs. La vie au théatre. Par Pierre Giffard. Illustrations de
A. Robida. Paris. Librairie illustrée. [1888.] (3), 272 pp. Illus.
Plates, some colored. #*T 77.111

Les succés dramatiques. Série [1-]3. Analyse de la piéce, portraits
et biographies de l’auteur et des principaux artistes. Paris. Tresse.
1878, 79. 3 v. Portraits. Diagrams. **T 49.9
Contents. — [1]. Comédie-francaise. Jes Fourchambault [par E. Augier]. 2.
Théatre-Lyrique. Les amants de Vérone [par M. le Marquis d’Ivry]. 3.
Théatre de la Porte Saint-Martin. Les enfants du Capitaine Grant [par
D’Ennery et J. Verne].

Série [1] is anonymous. Its sub-title varies slightly from those of Series 2 and 3.

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Giffard, Pierre Louis. (Continued.)

La tournée du pére Thomas, Paris. Tresse & Stock. 1887. (4),
408 pp. **T 87.56
A novel about strolling players.

Gigliucci, Clara Anastasia, Contessa.

Clara Novello’s reminiscences. Compiled by her daughter, Contessa
Valeria Gigliucci. With a memoir by Afthur D. Coleridge. Lon-
don. Arnold. t910. (7), 216 pp. Portraits. Plate. 4044.120

Gilardone, Franz.

Zum Brand der ,,Komischen Oper" in Paris. Wie schiitzt man die
alteren Theatergebaude am Besten gegen Feuersgefahr — wie
beugt man in ihnen moglichst einer Panik vor? Wie baut die
Neuzeit? Eine zeitgemasse Studie. Hagenau i. Elsass. 1887.
(7), 189, (3). 120, (3) pp. Illus. Portrait. Plates. Plans.

**T.75.59
Gilbert, Anne Hartley.

The stage reminiscences of Mrs. Gilbert. Edited by Charlotte. M.
Martin. New York. Scribner. 1901. xiii, (1), 247, (1) pp. Por-
traits. Facsimile. Autograph facsimile. 4343-227; **T.56.252

Gilbert, Emile.

Autrefois—aujourd’hui. Sorciers & magiciens. Moulins. Durond.

1895. 263, (I) pp. **T 97.1

Contents. — L’alchimie magique au moyen age. — Le sorcier des campagnes. —
Le sorcier charmeur d’ animaux.

Gilbert, Frédéric (Yveling Ram Baud), and E. Coulon.
Photographies a la plume. Les théatres en robe de chambre, Paris.
Faure. 1866. (3), 276 pp. Plate. **T57.379

Brief sketches of the actors of the Paris theatres.
Gilbert, John Gibbs.

Wiecin, J. H. An actor’s birthhouse and birthright. (J/# Bostonian,
The. Vol. 1, pp. 530-541. Illus. Portraits. Boston. 1895.)

° *5301.45.1

— The flood tide of a player’s fortunes. (Jn Bostonian, The.
Vol. 2, pp. 62-71. Portraits. Facsimiles. Boston. 1895.) *5301.45.2

Winter, W. A sketch of the life of John Gilbert. With extracts
from his letters and souvenirs of his career. New York. 1890.
Portrait. Plate. ¥**T 95.9; etc.

Gilbert, M/rs. G. H. See Gilbert, Anne Hartley.
Gilbert, Sir William Schwenck.

A stage play. With an introduction by William Archer.. New York.
1916. (5), 46, (1) pp. [Columbia University. Dramatic Museum.
Papers on play-making. No. 3.]‘ ¥*T 46.63.3

» The notes are signed B. M. (Brander Matthews].

Gilbert, Sir William Schwenck, prefacer.

Barrincton, R. Rutland Barrington. A record of thirty-five years’

experience on the English stage. London. 1908. Portraits.
¥**T 56.328
Gilbert, Sir William Schwenck. Works about.

Browne, E. A. W. S. Gilbert. London. 1907. Portraits. Plates.

4549a.198

Cevuter, F. A., and C. Bripceman.- Gilbert and Sullivan and their
operas. With recollections and anecdotes of D’Oyly Carte &
other famous Savoyards. Boston. 1914. Portraits. Plates.

4047.135
Frrzceratp, P. H. The Savoy opera and the Savoyards. [Gilbert
and Sullivan.] London. 1894. Illus. Portraits. 2578.113

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Gil Blas, Le, du théatre. Dusois, A., and E. C. CHazor. *T 76.154

Gildersleeve, Virginia Crocheron.

Government regulation of the Elizabethan drama. New York.
Columbia University Press. 1908. vii, 257 pp. [Columbia Uni-
versity. Studies in English.] 4558.268
List of books cited, pp. 235-240.

Gildon, Charles.

A comparison between the two stages, with an examen of The
generous conqueror; and some critical remarks on The funeral,
or grief alamode, The false friend, Tamerlane and others. In
dialogue. [Anon.] London: Printed in the year 1702. (8), 200
Pp. **G.3935.5

Relates to the Drury Lane Theatre, and the Theatre in Little Lincoln’s Inn
Fields (1695-1705). Another copy is on shelf-number No. 1 in **G.3821.8.

The life of Mr. Thomas Betterton, the late eminent tragedian.
[Anon.] Wherein the action and utterance of the stage, bar, and
pulpit are consider’d. Added, The amorous widow, or the wanton
wife. A comedy by Betterton. London: Printed for Robert
Gosling. 1710. xiv, 176 pp. Portrait. ¥ET 57.223
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 1 in **G.3765.5.

Gildon, Charles, editor.

Lancpaine, G. The lives and characters of the English dramatick
poets. Also an exact account of all the plays printed in English.
First begun by Mr. Langbaine, improv’d and continued down to
this time, by a careful hand [Charles Gildon]. London. 1699.

**T57.391

Gillette, William.

The illusion of the first time in acting. With an introduction by
George Arliss. New York. 1915. (5), 58, (1) pp. [Columbia
University. Dramatic Museum. Papers on acting. No. 1.]

. **T 46.61.1
Gillette, William, prefacer.

CotumBia University. Dramatic Museum. How to write a play.
Letters from Augier, Banville, Dennery, Dumas, Gondinet,
Labiche, Legouvé, Pailleron, Sardou and Zola. Translated by
Dudley Miles. With an introduction by William Gillette. New
York. 1916. **T 46.62.2

Gilliland, Thomas. .

The dramatic mirror: containing the history of the stage to the
present time, a biographical and critical account of all the
dramatic writers from 1660; and of the most distinguished per-
formers from the days of Shakespeare to 1807: and a history of
the country theatres in England, Ireland, and Scotland. London.
Chapple. 1808. 2 v. Portraits. Plates. 7 **T 77.138
Another copy is on shelf-number **G.3923.15.

A dramatic synopsis, containing an essay on the political and moral
use of a theatre; involving remarks on the dramatic writers of the
present day, and strictures on the performers of the two theatres.
London. Lackington, Allen & Co. 1804. iv, 146 pp. **T.76.59
Other copies are on shelf-numbers No. 11 in **G.3823.13; **T.96.364.

Elbow room, a pamphlet on the shameful increase of the private
boxes of Covent Garden, with observations relating to the manage-
ment of that theatre. Also, a comparative view of the two houses:
London. The Author. 1804. iii-vi, 5-30, (1) pp. **T 76.60
Other copies are on shelf-numbers **T.96.363; No. 9 in **G,3823.15.

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Gilliland, Thomas. (Continued.)

Jack in office: containing remarks on Mr. Braham’s address to the
public; with a full and impartial consideration of Mr. Kemble’s
conduct with respect to the above gentleman. London. Chapple.
{[1804.] (3), 40 pp. **T 96.28
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 10 in **G.3823.15.

Ginisty, Paul.
Choses et gens de théatre. Paris. Perrin & cie. 1892. (3), 270,

(1) pp. ; **T.97.77
Lucinde. Roman de théatre. Paris. Edition du “Monde illustré.”
1907. 295 pp. Plate. 6679a.128

La vie d’un théatre. Dessins de A. Collombar. , Paris. Schleicher.

1898. 175, (1) pp. Illus. Portraits. Plates, some colored. Plan.

; [Les livres d’or de la science.] **T 78.33
Ginisty, Paul, editor.

Fusit, L. Souvenirs d’une actrice. Mémoires de Louise Fusil (1774-

1848). Paris. [1904.] 2641.29
Giornale dei teatri di Venezia. Anno 1-7. 1795-1802. Venezia, 1796—
1801. [Teatro moderno applaudito.] *2768.1

Found at the beginning of each volume of this collection.
Giraldo, Mathias de.

Histoire curieuse et pittoresque des sorciers, devins, magiciens,
astrologues, etc., depuis l’antiquité jusqu’a nos jours. Revue et
augmentée par M. Fornari. Paris. [1846.] (3), 315 pp. Plate.

**T 95.83
Girot, A., translator.
Piperit, T. Le mimique et la physiognomonie. Paris. 1888.
*5606.32
Gisby, Barnard, editor.
Banpmann, D. E. An actor’s tour; or, seventy thousand miles with
; Shakespeare. Boston. 1885. Portrait. 6268.29; **T.57.99
Gladding, W. J.

A group of theatrical caricatures: being twelve plates by W. J.
Gladding with an introduction and biographical sketches by L.
E. Shipman. New York. 1897. viii, (1), 78, (1) pp. Portraits.
{Dunlap Society.] #ET 95.17

Gladiatorial combats. See Circus. Roman.
Glaser, Adolf.
Geschichte des Theaters zu Braunschweig. Eine kunstgeschichtliche
Skizze. Braunschweig. Neuhoff & Co. 1861. (7), 96 pp. 28704.98
Glasgow, Scotland. Theatres.
BaynHoamM, W. The Glasgow stage. Glasgow. 1892. Plate.
4572.122; **T.76.80

O.p stacer, An, pseud. Stage reminiscences. Recollections, chiefly
personal, of performers during the last forty years. Glasgow.
1866. ‘ **T 58.5; etc.

Glasgow, Scotland. Theatres. DUNLop STREET THEATRE.

Review of the late correspondence between Mr. John Henry Alex-
ander, manager and proprietor of the Glasgow Theatre, and Mr.
Lloyd, of the Theatre-Royal, Edinburgh. [Glasgow. 1843.]

: ¥**T 76.40
Glasgow, Scotland. Theatres. THEATRE RovAL.

Foot, J. F. A general review of the management of Thomas Beau-
mont * **, alias, Captain - ++, lessee of the Theatre-Royal,
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Glasgow, Scotland. Theatres. THEATRE RovaL, (Continued.)
manager’s friends in suppressing “A reply to all facts’; with
remarks on the alleged interposition of the committee of pro-
prietors. Glasgow. [1809.] **T 56.65
Glasgow Drathatic Review, The, containing original essays on subjects
connected with the drama and the stage. Also, critical notices
of the performances at the Glasgow theatres. [Fortnightly.]
No. 1-54. Nov. 13, 1844-July 8, 1846. Glasgow. Gilchrist.
1844-5-6. viii, 432 pp. Plate. ¥**T 26.16
Glenroy, John H
Ins and outs of circus life; or, forty-two years travel through United
Statés, Canada, South America and Cuba. Narrated by John H.
Glenroy and compiled by Stephen Stanley Stanford. Boston.
Wing & Co. 1885. I90 pp. Portrait. **T 58.112
Glimpses of real life. Paterson, P. 2576.1743 **T.57.152
Glossy, Carl, editor.
SCHREYVOGEL, J. Josef Schreyvogels Tagebiicher, 1810-1823. Berlin.
1903. 2 v. 6907.14
Gloucester, Bishop of. See Warburton, William.
Glover, James Mackey.
Jimmy Glover: his book. London. Methuen & Co., Ltd. [1911.]
xv, 299, (1) pp. Portraits. Plates. Facsimiles. **T 56.60
Same. 4th edition. 6257.113
Mr. Glover has been the master of music at the Drury Lane Theatre since 1893.
Glover, Lyman Beecher.
The story of a theatre. [Chicago. 1899.] Illus. Portrait. Plates.
Manuscript facsimiles. #77, 194

An account of Powers’ Theatre, formerly Hooley’s Theatre, and brief accounts
of the other theatres in Chicago.

Glover, Phillips.

Jackman, I. Royal and Royalty theatres. Letter to Phillips Glover
in a dedication to the burletta of Hero and Leander, now perform-
ing at the Royalty Theatre. [Anon.] London. 1787. **T.75.53; etc.

Gluemer, Claire von.
Erinnerungen an Wilhelmine Schréder-Devrient. Leipzig. Barth.

1862. vi, (1), 277, (1) pp. Portrait. Facsimile. **M 109.28
Same. 3. Auflage. Leipzig. Reclam. [1904.] 176 pp. Portrait.
[Universal Bibliothek. 4611, 4612.] No. I in 4896.50.468

Goddard, Arthur.

Players of the period. A series of anecdotal, biographical, and critical
monographs of the leading English actors of the day. London.
Dean. 1891. 2 v. Portraits. Manuscript facsimiles.

2546.1143; **T 56.16
Contents. — 1. Henry Irving. — Wilson Barrett. — H. Beerbohm Tree. — E. S.
Willard. — S. B. Bancroft. — John Lawrence Toole. 2. John Hare. — Charles
Wyndham. — Edward Terry. — W. H. Kendal. — Charles Warner. — Arthur
Cecil. — Thomas Thorne. — William Terris. — George Grossmith. — Henry G.
Neville. — Lionel Brough. — Rutland Barrington.
Godfrey, Lydia Boker.

English drama. A working basis. [By] Katharine Lee Bates [and]

Lydia Boker Godfrey. [Boston. Robinson.] 1896. 151 pp. *2175.22
Godwin, Parke. ©

Vala. A mythological tale. New York. Putnam. 1851. (4), 46, (4) pp.
Illus. Plate. 2902.40
Written “to glorify art, by investing the principal incidents in the career of a
reigning musical celebrity (Jenny Lind] with the costume of the Northern
myth.” — Preface. Another copy is on shelf-number *A.3452.

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Goede, Christian August Gottlieb.
The stranger in England; or, travels in Great Britain. From the
German of C. A. G. Goede. London. Mathews & Leigh. 1807.
3 v. in I. Plate. 6579a,71; **T.98.101
Goehler, Rudolf.
Gutzkow und das Dresdener Hoftheater. (Jn Archiv fiir Theater-
geschichte. Vol. 1, pp. 97-117; vol. 2, pp. 193-228. Berlin. 1904.)
*6907.12.1,2
Goerner, Carl, Ritter von.
Der Hans Wurst-Streit in Wien und Joseph von Sonnenfels. Wien.
Konegen. 1884. iv, (1), 86 pp. 2870.48
Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von. .
Wilhelm Meisters theatralische Sendung. Weimar. Bohlaus. 1o11.
2v. [Werke. Band. 51, 52.] *4903.1.51,52
This was the original of his Wilhelm Meisters Lehrjahre.
Same. Wilhelm Meisters Lehrjahre. Stuttgart. Cotta. 1883. 2 v.
in I. 4876.92
Same. Wilhelm Meister’s apprenticeship. [Translated by Thomas
Carlyle.] Edinburgh. Oliver & Boyd. 1824. 3 v. **K 76.18
Same. [Translated by R. Dillon Boylan. London. Bohn. 1846.]

vi, 570 pp 4876.89
Same. London. Bell & Daldy. 1873. 570 pp. 4876.91
Same. From the German by Eleanor Grove. Leipzig. Tauchnitz.

1873. 2 v. in I. 4876.90

Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von. Works about.

Burkuarpt, C. A. H. Das Repertoire des Weimarischen Theaters
unter Goethes Leitung, 1791-1817. Hamburg. 1891. 6872.36

Geicer, E. L. Goethes Interesse an Frankfurter Theaterverhalt-
nissen. (Ju Archiv fiir Theatergeschichte. Vol. 2, pp. 88-94.
Berlin. 1905.) *6907.12.2

Genast, E. Aus Weimars klassischer und nachklassischer Zeit.
Erinnerungen eines alten Schauspielers. Stuttgart. [1912?]
Portraits. 2877.210

Meyer, R. M. Goethe's “Regelu fiir Schauspieler.” (Jn Goethe
Jahrbuch. Vol. 31, pp. 117-135. Frankfurt a/M. 1910.)

*28408.54.31
Pasguk, E. H. A. Goethe’s Theaterleitung in Weimar. In Episoden
und Urkunden dargestellt. Leipzig. 1863. 2 v. 4889a.8

Waun_e, J. Das weimarische Hoftheater unter Goethes Leitung.
Zur Feier des hundertsten Jahrestages seiner Griindung. Braun-

 

schweig. 1891. Illus. Portraits. 2891.7

Das Weimarer Hoftheater unter Goethes Leitung. Aus neuen

Quellen bearbeitet. Weimar. 1892. 2907.37
Gofflot, L. V.

Le théatre au collége du moyen age a nos jours, avec bibliographie
et appendices. Le Cercle francais de |’Université Harvard. Pré-
face par Jules Claretie. Paris. Champion. 1907. xix, 336 pp.

Plates. Facsimiles. 4674.17
Gogh, Otto Wichers von. See Wichers von Gogh, Otto.
Goizet, J.

Dictionnaire universel du théatre en France et du théatre frangais
a Vétranger, alphabétique, biographique et bibliographique, depuis
Yorigine du théatre jusqu’A nos jours, par J. Goizet. Avec bio-
graphies de tous les auteurs et des principaux artistes de toutes

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Goizet, J. (Continued.)
les époques, par A. Burtal. Paris. Les auteurs. [1867, 68.] 3
parts in I v. **T 14.3
No more was published. This copy includes only the letter A. In another

copy on shelf-number *6162.10, the bibliographical part by Goizet includes the
letters A-C.

Goldoni, Carlo.

Mémoires pour servir a l’histoire de sa vie, et a celle de son théatre;
précédés d’une notice sur la comédie italienne au seiziéme siécle,
et sur Goldoni, par Moreau. Paris. Ponthieu [& Baudouin].
1822. 2v. [Collection des mémoires sur l’art dramatique.] **T.56.5
Another copy is on shelf-number **G.224.2.6,7. An abridged edition of this

work may also be found in Vol. 6 of Barriére’s Bibliothéque des mémoires
relatifs 4 l’histoire de France pendant le 18me siécle [*4667.2.6; **T.57.280l.

Same. Memoirs of Goldoni written by himself. Translated from
the original French by John Black. London. Whittaker, Treacher,
and Arnot. 1829. 2 v. Portrait. [Autobiography. A collection of
the most instructive and amusing lives. Vol. 23, 24.] 6249a.2.23,24

Same. With an essay by William D. Howells. Boston. Osgood &
Co. 1877. 428 pp. [Choice autobiographies.] 2749a.72

Goldoni, Carlo. Works about. p
Razany, C. Carlo Goldoni. Le théatre et la vie en Italie au xviire

siécle. Paris. 1896. Portraits. 2771.79
Taytor, H. C. C. Goldoni. A. biography. New York. 1913. Por-
trait. Plates. 2744.93

Goldsmid, Edmund Marsden.
A chronological table of the principal dramatic works that have
been publicly performed in France, from A.D. 1200 to A.D. 1800.
Part 1: 1200-1599. Edinburgh. 1883. 29 pp. [Aungervyle So-
ciety. Reprints: 2d series.] No. 7 in *4552.50.2
Gollmer, Richard. L
Bithnenreform und Volkstheater. Ein Fortschritt oder Riickschritt?
Zwei Aufsatze zur Warnung und Aufklarung, von Ed. Ferd. Frey
und R. Gollmer. Kreuznach. Schmithals. 1890. 20 pp. **T.75.23
Goncourt, Edmond Louis Antoine Huot de.
La Guimard d’aprés les registres des menus-plaisirs de la biblio-
théque de !’Opéra, etc. Paris. Charpentier. 1893. (3), ii, 331 pp.
[Les actrices du xvuire siécle.] ¥ET 57.227
Same. 2¢ mille. 2657.105
Madame Saint-Huberty. D’aprés sa correspondance et ses papiers
de famille. Paris. Charpentier & cie. 1885. viii, 319 pp. **M.377.57
Goncourt, Edmond Louis Antoine Huot de, prefacer.
Censure, La, sous Napoléon III. Rapports inédits et in extenso (1852
4 1866). Préface de *** et interview de Edmond de Goncourt.

Paris. 1892. 2678.187
Goncourt, Edmond Louis Antoine Huot de, and Jules Alfred Huot de
Goncourt.

Les actrices. 2¢ édition. Paris. Dentu. 1856. (64) pp. **T.99.55
A story of theatrical life.

Sophie Arnould d’aprés sa correspondance et ses mémoires inédits.
[ze édition.] Paris. Dentu. 1877. viii, 224, (3) pp. Portraits.
Facsimile. 2652.72

Goncourt, Edmond Louis Antoine Huot de, and others.

Mystéres des théatres. 1852. Par Edmond de Goncourt, Jules de
Goncourt, Cornélius Holff [pseud. de Charles, Comte de Ville-
deuil]. Paris. Librairie nouvelle. 1853. (3), 519 pp. ;

4676.100; **T.75.58
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Goodman, Walter.

The Keeleys on the stage and at home. London. Bentley. 1895.
xiv, 357 pp. Illus. Portraits. Autograph facsimiles.

4545-148; **T.56.38
Goodridge, James Francis, illustrator.

Cuasz, E. F. Ballads in black. A series of original shadow panto-
mimes, with forty-eight full-page silhouette illustrations and
full directions for producing shadow pictures with novel effects.
Boston. 1882. 4009a.75; **T.99.60

Goodwin, Alfred T.

Court revels in the reign of Henry the Seventh. (Jn Shakespeare
Society, London. Papers. Vol. 1, pp. 47-51. London. 1844.)
Another copy is on-shelf-number **G.3927.37.1. *45096.11.1

Goodwin, Thomas.

Sketches and impressions, musical, theatrical, and social (1799-1885).
From the after-dinner talk of Thomas Goodwin, by R. Osgood
Mason. New York. Putnam. 1887. x, 204 pp.

4490b.69; **M.109b.42
Gordon, Alexander, translator. ‘ :

Marret, F. S., Marchese. A compleat history of the ancient amphi-
theatres. More peculiarly regarding the architecture of those
buildings, and in particular that of Verona. London. 1730. Plates.
Plans. ¥**T 77.145 etc.

Gordon, William Lewis. ,

How to write moving picture plays. Revised edition. Cincinnati.

Atlas Publishing Co. 1915. 26, (1), 5 pp. 8031.10
Gosnell, John, & Co. a
The graphic theatrical programme. [London. 187-?] Unpaged.

Illus. #*T 14.12
Specimen programmes of London theatres.
Gosse, Edmund William.

Life of William Congreve. London. Scott. 1888. 192, ix pp.
[“Great writers.’’] 4540a.116; **T.57.398
Bibliography, pp. i-ix.

Gosselin, E.

Moliére 4 Rouen en 1643. Discours de réception. [Rouen. Boissel.
1870.] 22, (1) pp. Facsimile. 2648.83
Contains an Acte authentique constatant la présence de Moliére 4 Rouen en
1643, a separate copy of which may be found on shelf-number 4645.40.

The facsimile shows Des signatures de la troupe de Villustre théatre dans l’acte
du 3 novembre 1643.

Gosset, Alphonse.
Traité de la construction des théatres. Paris. Baudry & cie. 1886.
(3), 140 pp. 62 plates. ¥*8090.59

Gosson, Stephen.
The schoole of abuse. (August?) 1579. And a short apologie of
The schoole of abuse (November?) 1579. Edited by Edward
Arber. London. Murray. 1868.. 80 pp. [Arber’s English re-

prints.] ‘6608.14
Bibliography, p. 14. An attack on the acted drama.
Same. Large paper edition. **T 76.34
Same. 18609. *6608.42

Same. Containing a pleasant invective against poets, pipers, players,
jesters, &c. With an introduction [by J. P. Collier]. London.
Printed for the Shakespeare Society. 1841. xviii, 51, (1) pp. 2575.8

Other copies are on shelf-numbers No. 2 in *4596.1; No. 1 in **G.3927.6.

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Gosson, Stephen. Works about.

Lopez, T. A defence of poetry, music, and stage plays. [A reply
to Stephen Gosson’s Schoole of abuse.] London. 1853.

No. 2 in *4596.20; etc.
Got, Edmond. See Got, Francois Jules Edmond.
Got, Francois Jules Edmond.

La Comédie-francaise 4 Londres (1871-1879). Journal inédit de E.
Got.—Journal de F. Sarcey. Publiés avec une introduction par
Georges d’Heylli [pseud. d’Antoine Edmond Poinsot]. Paris.
Ollendorff. 1880. (3), Ixxxvii, 196, (1) pp. 2676.156; **T.78.12

Etude sur le théatre en province. (Jn Noél, Edouard. La Comédie-
francaise en 1877. Pp. v-xxii. Paris. 1878.) **T 76.82

Journal de Edmond Got, sociétaire de la Comédie-frangaise, 1822-
1901. Publié par son fils Médéric Got. Préface de Henri Lave-
dan. Paris. Plon-Nourrit & cie. 1910. 2 v. Portrait. Plate.

2649a.148
Got, Francois Jules Edmond. Works about.
CareL, A. Got. (Jn his Histoire anecdotique des contemporains.

Pp. 155-183. Paris. 1885. Portrait.) **T 55.50
Estivar, A., and B. Mittanvoyp. Le théatre en province. Réponse
aM. Got. Paris. 1878. ¥**T 95.110

Got, Medeéric, editor.

Got, F. J. E. Journal de Edmond Got, sociétaire de la Comédie-

francaise, 1822-1901. Paris. I910. 2 v. Portrait. Plate. 2649a.148
Gotha, Germany. Theatres. HoFrrHEater.

Hopermann, R. H. Geschichte des Gothaischen Hoftheaters, 1775-
1779. Nach den Quellen. Hamburg. 18094. 6872.51

ScHLoEsseR, R. Vom Hamburger Nationaltheater zur Gothaer
Hofbiihne. 1767-1779. Dreizehn Jahre aus der Entwickelung
eines deutschen Theaterspielplans. Hamburg. 1895. 6872.55

Gotter, Friedrich Wilhelm.

ScHLoesser, R. Friedrich Wilhelm Gotter: sein Leben und seine
Werke. Ein Beitrag zur Geschichte der Bithne und Biithnen-
dichtung im 18. Jahrhundert. Hamburg. 1894. 6872.52

ScHroeper, F. U. L. Schréder und Gotter. Eine Episode aus der
deutschen Theatergeschichte. Briefe Friedrich Ludwig Schréders
an Friedrich Wilhelm Gotter 1777 und 1778. Hamburg. 1887.

2873.91
Gottsched, Johann Christoph.

Nothiger Vorrath zur Geschichte der deutschen dramatischen Dicht-
kunst, oder Verzeichniss aller deutschen Trauer- Lust- und Sing-
spiele, die im Druck erschienen, von 1450 bis [zu 1760]. Leipzig,
bey Johann Michael Teubner, 1757, 65. 2v.in1. Plate. 2175.7

Gottsched, Johann Christoph. Works about.

HEITMUELLER, F. F. Hamburgische Dramatiker zur Zeit Gottscheds
und ihre Beziehungen zu ihm. Ein Beitrag zur Geschichte des
Theaters und Dramas im 18. Jahrhundert. Dresden. 1891. 2877.121

Goujon, Julien.

Histoire du théatre en France des origines au Cid (1398-1636). Par
Benjamin Pifteau et Julien Goujon. Paris. Willem. 1879. 2 v.
in I. **T 48.19

Gould, Thomas Ridgeway.

The tragedian; an essay on the histrionic genius of Junius Brutus
Booth. New York. Hurd & Houghton. 1868. (3), 190 pp.
Portrait. 4509.11; **T.57.312

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Gouriet, Jean Baptiste.

Les charlatans célébres, ou tableau historique des bateleurs, des
baladans et de tous les personnages qui se sont rendus célébres
dans les rues et sur les places publiques de Paris. [Anon.] 2e
édition. Paris. Lerouge. 1819. 2-.v. Plate. **T 96.327

Gouvenain, Louis de. 3

Le théatre 4 Dijon. 1422-1790. Dijon. Jobard. 1888. (3), 171 pp.

: 4631.57
Government regulation of the Elizabethan drama. GILDERSLEEVE, V. C.
4558.268

Gozlan, Léon.

La comédie et les comédiens. 3e édition. Paris. Lévy. 1859. (3),
315 pp. **T 87.92
Contents. — Le lilas de Perse. — L’oiseau en cage.

Stories of stage life.

Mceurs théatrales. La comédie des comédiens. Paris. Lecou. 1853.
(8), 349, (1) pp. **T 87.36
Contents. — Le lilas de Perse. — L’oiseau en cage. — Un homme plus grand que
Charles-Quint. — L’agneau, la vache et le pigeon, ce qui n’est pas une fable. —
Les belles folies. — Les théatres de Paris. — Ce que c’est qu’un théatre.

A collection of stories of stage life. 5
Gozzi, Carlo, Conte.

The memoirs of Count Carlo Gozzi. Translated into English by
John Addington Symonds. With essays on Italian impromptu
comedy, Gozzi’s life, the dramatic fables, and Pietro Longhi by
the translator. With portrait and etchings by Adolphe Lalauze.
Also subjects illustrating Italian comiedy by Maurice Sand. Lon-
don. Nimmo. 1890. 2 v. Portrait. Plates, some colored.
Books used, pp. xiii, xiv. **T 55.41

Same. New York. Scribner & Welford. *2745.67

Grabbe, Christian Dietrich.

Das Theater zu Diisseldorf mit Riickblicken auf die tibrige deutsche

Schaubiihne. Diisseldorf. Schreiner. 1835. 112 pp. . 6878.19

Contains, in addition, criticisms ‘of performances of Minna von Barnhelm, Stella,
Wallensteins Tod, Kénig Johann, Alexis, Der Blaubart, and a Vorspiel: Kurfiirst
Johann Wilhelm im Theater.

Graham, Scott.
The showman’s daughter. A novel. London. Hurst & Blackett, Ltd.
1897. viii, 370 pp. ¥*T 87.8
Grain, Corney. See Grain, Richard Corney.
Grain, Richard Corney.
Corney Grain. By himself. London. Murray. 1888. 130 pp.
**T 57.418
Grain, Richard Corney. Works about.

Witutamson, D. The German Reeds and Corney Grain: records
and reminiscences. Edited by David Williamson. London. 1895.
Portraits. **T 58.9

Grammont, Guillaume Antoine. See Nourry, Guillaume Antoine.
Gramont, Louis de, edétor.

SpecraTeur, Le. Revue théatrale, littéraire et artistique. [Hebdoma-
daire.] Rédacteur en chef: Jules de Clerville. Secrétaire de la
rédaction: Louis de Gramont. No, 1-15. Paris. 1875, 76. **T.27.7

Grand, E., editor.

Sc&ne, La. Revue des succés dramatiques. Vol. 1 (no. 1-19, 21-24).

Paris. 1877-81, 23 parts in iv. Illus. Colored plates. **T.22.8
Grand, Georges.

Victor Capoul. Paris. Dentu. 1877. 15 pp. Portrait.

No. 3 in **M.128.31
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Grande biographie dramatique. ALuoy, P. M. **T 50.7
Grandes nuits, Les, de Sceaux. JuLuien, J. L. A. **T 95.51
Grands danseurs, Les, du roi. Rasou, C. F. H. **T 89.3
Grands seigneurs et comédiennes. Faure, E. V. C. #*T 57.337

Granny’s prediction revealed to the Widow Brady, of Drury-Lane
Theatre. By her relashion Mrs. Sharp-set O’Blunder. London.
Printed for the Authoress. 1773. iv, 53 pp. No. 3 in **G.3820.9
The printed notice —‘‘None are genuine but those signed by the authoress,”

bears the autograph signature of Eliz. de Franchetti. The Widow Brady here
addressed is the actress, Ann Spranger Barry.

Grant, George.
An essay on the art of acting. By a veteran stager. London.

Cowie & Strange. 1828. xii, 201 pp. Portrait. ¥#*T 77.129
Other copies are on shelf-numbers **G.3923.10; **K.34.29.
Graphic theatrical programme, The. GosneE.t, J., & Co. **T 14.12

Grau, Robert. :

The business man in the amusement world. A volume of progress
in the field of the theatre. New York. Broadway Publishing Co.
[1910.] (13), 362 pp. Portraits. 4045.168

Forty years observation of music and the drama. New York. Broad-
way Publishing Co. 1909. (2), iv, (3), 370 pp. Portraits.

4045.172

The stage in the twentieth century. New York. Broadway Publish-
ing Co. I912. xxvii, 360 pp. Illus. Portraits. Plates. Plans.
Facsjmiles. 4045.180

Relates to the stage in the United States. The author calls this the “third
volume” of his works.

The theatre of science. A volume of progress and achievement in
the motion picture industry. New York. Broadway Publishing
Co. 1914. xxxiv, 378 pp. Portraits. Plates. ¥*80394.57
Grave, Théodore de.
Biographie d’Adelina Patti. Paris. Castel. 1865. 36 pp. **M.104.17
Graves, Henry Mercer.
An essay on the genius of Shakespeare, with critical remarks on the
characters of Romeo, Hamlet, Juliet, and Ophelia. With some
observations on the writings of Sir Walter Scott. Annexed, a

 

letter to Lord , containing a critique on taste, judgment and
rhetorical expression, and remarks on the leading actors of the
day. London. Bigg. 1826. viii, 206 pp. **T 57.138

Another copy is on shelf-number **G.3926.16.
Graves, Thornton Shirley.

The Court and the London theatres during the reign of Elizabeth.
A dissertation [University of Chicago]. Menasha. The Collegiate
Press. 10913. (5), 93 pp. Plan. 6257.35

Gray, Edward Dundas McQueen.

Elsa. A novel. London. Methuen & Co. 1891. viii, 600 pp.

A novel of theatrical life. **T 87.12
Gray’s Inn, London.

Gesta Grayorum: or, the history of the high and mighty Prince,
Henry, Prince of Purpoole who reigned and died, A.D. 1594. To-
gether with a masque, as it was presented for the entertainment
of Q. Elizabeth. London, Printed for W. Canning. 1688. (4),

68 pp. **G_.4076.19
An account of the Christmas revels at Gray’s Inn in 1594.
Great artists of the American stage. TRuMBLE, A. *#T 55.5

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Great Britain. Acts and laws.

A declaration of the Lords and Commons assembled in Parliament,
for the appeasing and quieting of all unlawful tumults. Also an
ordinance of both Houses, for the suppressing of stage-playes.
September 3. London. Printed for Iohn Wright. 1648. (8) pp.

No. 2 in 4575.100
Great Britain. Acts and laws. Works about.

[Documents of the Metropolitan Board of Works, the London
County Council, and Committees of the House of Commons and
the House of Lords, relating to the theatre.] London. 1866-
1909. 7 V. **T 72.14

Hanpy-poox, A, on the law of the drama and music: being an
exposition of the law of dramatic copyright, the law affecting
theatres; and the law relating to music, dancing, and professional
engagements; with the statutes, forms, &c. London. 1864.

¥kT 78.44
Great Britain. Parliament. Reports.
Report from the select committee on dramatic literature: with the

minutes of evidence. [London. 1832.] 250 pp. Plans. **T.71.8
ae principally to London theatres. Another copy is on shelf-number
3830.1.

Reports of the committee under the Act for rebuilding Drury-Lane

Theatre, &c. London. Lowndes & Hobbs. [1811.] 20 pp. **T.76.183
Great Britain. Privy Council.

Account of the proceedings before His Majesty’s Most Hon. Privy
Council, upon a petition for a third theatre in the Metropolis;
with the arguments of counsel, and copies of all the petitions and
documents. London. Wyatt. 1810. (1), 117, 48 pp. **T.76.116

Dramatic records from the Privy Council Register, 1603-1642. (Jn
Malone Society. Collections. Vol. 1, parts 4 and 5, pp. 370-395.

[Oxford.] 1911.) **G_4077.15.1.Parts 4,5
Edited by E. K. Chambers and W. W. Greg. 3

Great Britain. Public Record Office.
Royal patents for players. (Jn Malone Society. Collections. Vol. 1,

part 3, pp. 260-284. [Oxford.] 1909.) **G_.4077.15.1.Part 3
Edited by E. K. Chambers and W. W. Greg.

Great Britain. Theatres. See England. Theatres. 7

Great illegitimate, The!! Public and private life of that celebrated
actress Miss Bland, otherwise Mrs. Ford, or, Mrs. Jordan; late
mistress of H. R. H. the D. of Clarence; now King William IV.,
founder of the Fitzclarence family. By a confidential friend of
the departed. London. Duncombe. [183-?] 266 pp. Portraits.

**T.57.340
A later edition, having the title Public and private life of Mrs. Jordan, may be
found on shelf-numbers 4549a.107; **K.263.8.

Great love stories of the theatre. CoLiins, C. W. "6252.79
Great part, A. Payne, G. H. ; **T.87.05
Great siege, The, of Paris: 1870-71. [By Philippoteaux.] Also, the
assassination of the Archbishop of Paris [Darboy] at the hands
of the Commune of 1871. [By Desbrosses. Description of the

pictures. Boston. 187-?] 23 pp. 2639a.33
Greatest Hamlet, The. Frost, J. B. *4590.125
Greece. Theatres.
See also Athens. Theatres. .

Barnes, J. Tractatus de tragoedia veterum Graecorum, item de
theatro, et scena, et illius apparatu, nec non de musica theatrica,

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deque versuum tragicorum legibus. (Jn Euripides. Evguttéov
“Anavta. Vol. 1, pp. Ixxvii-civ. Glasgue. 1821.) 4975.20; etc.
Bete, E. J. A. Prolegomena zur Geschichte des Theaters im
Alterthum. Untersuchungen iiber die Entwickelung des Dramas,
der Bithne, des Theaters. Leipzig. 1896. Illus. 2968.76
BopensTEINER, E. Das antike Theater. Leipzig. 1902. Text: 30,
(1) pp. Illus. Plates. Plans. Accompanied by 2 colored plates.’
No. 12, 13 in *Cab.29.32.1
Bucxuam, P. W. The theatre of the Greeks, or the history, litera-
ture, and criticism of the Grecian drama; with an original treatise

on the principal tragic and comic metres. Cambridge. 1827.
4950a.24; etc.
Burstan, C. Schauspieler und Schauspielkunst im griechischen
Alterthum. (Jn Historisches Taschenbuch. Jahrg. 45, pp. 1-34.
Leipzig. 1875.) ¥*2300.1.45
Caturacui, N. Nicolai Calliachii De ludis scenicis mimorum, &
pantomimorum syntagma posthumum. Patavii. 1713. Portrait.
**G,294.54
Capps, E. The Greek stage according to the extant dramas. (In
American Philological Association. Transactions. Vol. 22, pp.
5-80. Boston. 1891.) | ¥5361.1.22
— Vitruvius and the Greek stage. Chicago. 1893. Illus. 8096.106
Dierks, H. De tragicorum histrionum habitu scaenico apud Graecos.
' Gottingae. 1883. 2967.69
DorrPFeLp, W., and E. Reiscu. Das griechische Theater. Beitrage
zur Geschichte des Dionysos-Theaters in Athen und anderer

griechischer Theater. Athen. 1896. Illus. Plates. Plans.
4090.43
Fuicxincer, R. C. The meaning of étti tific oxnviis in writers of the
fourth century. (Jn University of Chicago. Decennial publica-
tions. Series 1. Vol. 6, pp. 11-26. Chicago. 1904.) *3363.4.Ser.1.6
— Plutarch as a source of information on the Greek theater. A
dissertation, University of Chicago. Chicago. 1904. 3002.79
HoerKen, J. W. B. De theatro Attico saecvli a. Chr. qvinti. Disser-
tatio philologa in Vniversitate Fridericia Gvilelmia Rhenana.

Bonnae. [1884.] Plan. 4097.31
Koertinc, G. C. O. Geschichte des griechischen und rémischen
Theaters. Paderborn. 1897. 2963.35

Muetter, A. Die neueren Arbeiten auf dem Gebiete des griechischen
Biithnenwesens. Eine kritische Ubersicht. Gottingen. 1891.
*2172.84
O’Connor, J. B. Chapters in the history of actors and acting in
ancient Greece, together with a Prosopographia histrionum
Graecorum. A dissertation, Princeton University. Chicago.
1908, 2965.105
OrxumMicHen, G. Das Bithnenwesen der Griechen und Rémer. (Jn
Handbuch der klassischen Altertums-Wissenschaft. Band 5,
Abteilung 3, pp. 179-304. Miinchen. 1890. 3 plates.)
2973.50.5.Part 3
—— Uber die Anfange der dramatischen Weltkampfe in Athen. (Jn
Koeniglich-bayerische Akademie der Wissenschaften, Munich.
Philosophisch-philologische und historische Classe. Sitzungs-
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Greece. Theatres. (Continued.)
Opitz, R. Schauspiel und Theaterwesen der Griechen und Romer.
Leipzig. 1889. Illus. Plates. 2969a.76
Picxarp, J. Der Standort der Schauspieler und des Chors im
griechischen Theater des 5ten Jahrhunderts. Miinchen. 1892.
Plates. 2972.27
PinkHamM, G. R. Studies of the drama. Issue I. The general
characteristics and dramatic unities of the Greek plays. [With
an account of the Greek theatre. Baltimore.] 1894. ¥**'T 46.49
Pucustein, O. Die griechische Bihne.. Eine architektonische

 

Untersuchung. Berlin. 1901. Illus. Plans. 4093.87
Rosert, C. Die Masken der neueren attischen Komoedie. Halle a. S.
Igit. Illus. Plate. 2961.13
‘Scuneiper, G. C. W. Das attische Theaterwesen. Weimar. 1835.
Plan, 4969.21

ScHornzorn, A. Die Skene der Hellenen. Ein Versuch. Heraus-
gegeben von Carl Schoenborn. Leipzig. 1858. Plan. 2964.58
Smita, K. K. The use of the high-soled shoe or buskin in Greek
tragedy of the fifth and fourth centuries B.C. (Jn Harvard
studies in classical philology. Vol. 16, pp. 123-164. Cambridge.

1905.) 4957.15.16
Strack, J. H. Das altgriechische Theatergebaude. Potsdam. 1843.
9 plates. *Cab.60.138.3

WiesELerR, F. J. A. Theatergebaude und Denkmaler des Bihnen-
wesens, bei den Griechen und Rémern. Gottingen. 1851. 14
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Green, John, alleged author.

Evans’s Music and Supper Rooms, Covent Garden. Odds and ends
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Green, William.
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Green room, The. Stories by those who frequent it. Edited by Clement
: Scott. London. Routledge. :[1880.], 96 pp. Portrait. **T.86.4
Green Room Book, The, or, Who’s who on the stage. New York [&

London]. Warne & Co [& Clark. 1906-09]. 4 v. Portraits.

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Green room gossip. Has ewoop, J., compiler. #*T 58.11

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Scort, C. W. Some notable Hamlets of the present time. London.

1900. Portraits. 4549a.191
Greenstreet, James.

Documents relating to the players at the Red Bull, Clerkenwell,
and the Cockpit in Drury Lane, in the time of James 1. (Jn New
Shakspere Society. Transactions. No. 10. 1880-86. Part 11,
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The Whitefriars Theatre in the time of Shakspere. (Preprint. New
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don. 1888.) *#*G,1I10.5
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Part 11, pp. 269-284. London. 1889.) **G,100.1.1887—-92

Greenwood, Grace. See Lippincott, Sarah Jane.
Greenwood, Isaac John. ,

The circus: its origin and growth prior to 1835. New-York. 1898.
(7), 117, (1) pp. Portraits. Plates. Facsimile. [Dunlap Society.
Publications.] ; ¥*T 95.18

Greg, Walter Wilson. ;

A list of English plays written before 1643, and printed before 1700.
London. Blades, East & Blades. 1900. xi, 158 pp. [Biblio-
graphical Society.] ¥*2174.21

A list of masques, pageants, &c. Supplementary to a list of English
plays. London. Blades, East & Blades. 1902. xi, 35, (1),
cxxxi pp. [Bibliographical Society.] ¥*2174.20
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Greg, Walter Wilson, editor.
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¥*G_3927.38
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Diary. London. 1907. ¥#*G_3927.39

Lonpon. Corporation. Dramatic records of the city of London. The
Remembrancia. (Jn Malone Society. Collections. Vol. 1, part 1,

pp. 43-100. [Oxford.] 1907.) *&G.4077.15.1.Part I
Matone Society. Collections. Vol. 1. (Oxford.] 1911. 1 v. in 4.
**£G_.4077.15

Grego, Joseph, editor. ;
Gronow, R. H. The reminiscences and recollections of Captain
Gronow. Anecdotes of the camp, court, clubs, and society, 1810-
1860. London. 1889. 2 v. Portraits. Plates. ¥4541.109; etc.
Grégoir, Edouard Georges Jacques. :
Des gloires de Opéra et la musique a Paris. Documents recueillis
sur Opéra et autres théatres a Paris, et sur tout ce qui a rapport
a V’art musical en cette ville jusqu’d l’année 1880. Bruxelles,
Schott. 1878, 81. 3 v. Portraits. **M 134.5
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No more was published.
Grein, Jacob Thomas. ;
Dramatic criticism. London. Long. 1899. (8), 206 pp.
2552.30; **T.47.40
Greville, Robert Kaye.
The drama brought to the test of Scripture, and found wanting.
{Anon.] Edinburgh. Oliphant. 1830. 131 pp.
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Gribble, Francis Henry.
Rachel: her stage life and her real life. New York. Scribner. 1g11.
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Romances of the French theatre. New York. Appleton & Co.
1913. xv, (1), 288 pp. Portraits. **T 56.70
Gridiron Gabble, pseud. See Haslewood, Joseph.
Griffith, Frank Carlos.
Mrs. Fiske. New York. The Neale Publishing Co. 1912. 146 pp.
Portraits. Plates. Autograph facsimile. 4395-200
Grille, Francois Joseph.
Observations sur le rétablissement d’un second Opéra-comique. Par
un amateur. Paris. Ladvocat. 1820. 19 pp. No. 6in **G.3562.1
Les théatres. Lois. — Réglemens. — Instructions. — Salles de spec-

tacle. — Droits d’auteur. — Correspondans. — Congés. — Débuts.
— Acteurs de Paris et des départemens. Par un amateur. Paris.
Eymery. 1817. (3), 284 pp. ¥**T 77.20

Grillparzer, Franz.

Herrmann, E. A. Histrionics in the dramas of Franz Grillparzer.
[Thesis.] (Jn University of California. Publications. Modern
philology. Vol. 2, no. 4, 239-309. Berkeley. 1912.) ¥4481.245.2

Grimaldi, Joseph.

Dickens, C. Joseph Grimaldi. His life and adventures. Written
out from Grimaldi’s own manuscript and notes, which he left at
the time of his death. Philadelphia. [185-?] **T 55.81; etc.

Grimarest, Jean Léonor Le Gallois, Sieur de.

La vie de Mr de Moliére. Réimpression de l’édition originale (Paris,
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Censeur dramatique, Le. Ou journal des principaux théatres de
Paris et des départemens, par une société de gens-de-lettres.
Tome 1-3. Paris. 1797, 98. 3 v. **G_3562.5; etc.

Grimod de la Reyniére, Alexandre Balthasar Laurent, and Fabien Pillet.

Revue des comédiens, ou critique raisonnée de tous les acteurs,
danseurs et mimes de la capitale. Par M. ***, vieux comédien
[pseud.]; et par l’auteur de La lorgnette des spectacles. Paris.
Favre. 1808. 2 v. in I. **T 59.32

Grimston, Margaret Shafto. See Kendal, Madge. |
Grimston, William Hunter. See Kendal, William Hunter.
Grinsted, T. P.

Gallery of theatrical portraits. V: William Charles Macready. [Lon-
don. 1857.] 539-550 pp. No. 9-9b in **G.3930.13.2
Cut from Bentley’s Miscellany, May, 1857 [Periodical Room *5288.1].

Grolier Club, New Vork.

Catalogue of engraved portraits of actors of olden time. January
24 to February 14, Mcmvut. [At] the Grolier Club. New York.
[1907.1 vi, 46 pp. 4*T 58.147
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Dramatic folios of the seventeenth century. Exhibited at the Grolier
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*Q.16.33
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Grolier Society, London. Publications.
Boaven, J. Mrs. Sarah Siddons. London. [190-?] 2 v. Portraits.
Plates. , *2545.252
CunnincHam, P. Nell Gwyn. Together with Mrs. Jameson’s lives
of the Duchess of Portsmouth and Cleveland. London. [190~?]

Portraits. Plates, one colored. *2545.250
Firzceratp, P. H. The Sheridans. London. [190-?] 2 v. Por-
traits. Plates. ¥2545.251

Gronow, Rees Howell.

Reminiscences of Captain Gronow: being anecdotes of the camp,
the court, and the clubs, at the close of the last war with France.
[Series 1.] Related by himself. (2d edition, revised.) London.
Smith, Elder & Co. 1862. x, (1), 246 pp. Plates. *4579a.137

Same. [Series 1, 2.] Captain Gronow’s recollections nad anecdotes
of the camp, the court, and the cl bs, at the close of the last war
with France. A new edition, comprising the first and second
series. London. Smith, Elder & Co. 1864. xi, 340 pp. Por-
traits. 4579-73

Same. 1870. 4579.07

Same. [Series 3.] Celebrities of London and Paris; being a third
series of Reminiscences and anecdotes of the camp, the court,
and the clubs. London. Smith, Elder & Co. 1865. viii, 234 pp.
Colored plate. 4579-74

Same. [Series 4.] Captain Gronow’s last recollections, being the
fourth and final series of his Reminiscences and anecdotes. Lon-
don. Smith, Elder & Co. 1866. viii, 200 pp. Portrait. Auto-
graph facsimile. . “45 78.140

Same. 2d edition. viii, 195 pp. 4578.138

The reminiscences and recollections of Captain Gronow. Anecdotes
of the camp, court, clubs, and society, 1810-1860. [Edited by
Joseph Grego.] London. Nimmo. 1889. 2v. Portraits. Plates.

Autograph facsimile. *4541.109
The illustrations are in duplicate, one copy being colored by hand.
Same. 1892. Colored portraits. Colored plates. **T 55.83

Gros, Mademoiselle ——.

Coste p’Arnopat, C. P. Lettre d’un comédien du Théatre de la
république, aux demoiselles Gros et Bourguoin, dont les débuts
doivent suivre celui de mademoiselle Volnay. [Anon.] Paris.
An ix [1801]. No. 3 in **G.3562.2

Gross, Edgar.

Die altere Romantik und das Theater. Hamburg. Voss. rg10. (7),
119 pp. [Theatergeschichtliche .Forschungen.] 6872.64.

Johann Friedrich Ferdinand Fleck. Ein Beitrag zur Entwicklungs-

' geschichte des deutschen Theaters. Berlin. 1914. 207, (1) pp.
Portraits. [Gesellschaft fiir Theatergeschichte, Schriften. 22.]

6907.32

The appendix contains a list of Fleck’s réles and bibliographical references.
Grossman, Edwina Booth, editor.

Booty, E. T. Edwin Booth. Recollections by his daughter, and
letters to her and to his friends. New York. 1894. Portraits.
Plates.  4343.164; **T 55.84

Grossmann, Gustav Friedrich Wilhelm.

Mentzer, E. Ein Brief der Madame Moller an den Schauspiel-
direktor Gustav Friedrich Wilhelm Grossmann. (In Archiv fiir
Theatergeschichte. Vol. 2, pp. 72-87. Berlin. 1905.) *6907.12.2

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Grossmith, George.

A society clown. Reminiscences. Bristol. Arrowsmith. 1888. (3),

192 pp. 4579a.113; **T.98.91
Grossmith, Weedon.

From studio to stage. Reminiscences. New York. John Lane Co.
1913. (10), 367 pp. Portraits. Plates. Facsimiles. 4545.173
Experiences of an artist and actor in London. ;

Grossmith, William Robert.

Lire, The, and theatrical excursions of William Robert Grossmith,
the juvenile actor. 2d edition. Reading. Cowslade & Co. 1827.
24 pp. No. 16 in **G.3930.13.1

Same. 4th edition. 1829. 22 pp. Portrait. Folded sheet. **T.55.73

Ground, The, of the theatre. An interesting review of circumstances
connected with the ground upon which the late “Royalty,” and
the more recent ‘“New Brunswick Theatre” stood. With proposals
for restoring the ground back to its original appropriation, by
erecting a building devoted to the purpose of benevolence and
religion. London. Wakefield. [1828.] 34 pp. **T 96.366
Contains an attack on theatres.

Grove, Eleanor, translator.

GorTHE, J. W. von. Wilhelm Meister’s apprenticeship. Leipzig.
1873. 2 v. in I. 4876.90

Growler Gruff, pseud. See Gruff, Growler, pseud.

Grube, Max, editor.

Hotter, C. E. von. Vierzig Jahre. Breslau. 1898. 2v. **T.57.226

Gruff, Growler, pseud., editor.

Cynicx, The. [Weekly.] Vol. 1 (no. 1, 2, 4-12). Sept. 21, 28, Oct.
12—Dec. 12, 1811. Philadelphia. 1812. ¥**T 28.20

Gruneisen, Charles Lewis.

The opera and the press. London. Hardwicke. 1869. 70 pp.
Relates to London theatres. No. 3 in **M.125.8

Grysar, Carl Joseph.

Der r6mische Mimus. (Jn Kaiserliche Akademie der Wissenschaften. °‘
Philosophisch-historische Classe. Sitzungsberichte. Band 12, pp.

.. 237-337._ Wien. 1854.) *3340.3.12

Uber das Canticum und den Chor in der rémischen Tragédie. (In
Kaiserliche Akademie der Wissenschaften. Philosophisch-his-
torische Classe. Sitzungsberichte. Band 15, pp. 365-423. Wien.

1855.) *3340.3.15
Ueber die Pantomimen der Romer. (Jn Rheinisches Museum fiir
Philologie. Band 2, pp. 30-80. Bonn. 1834.) *6§956.2.2

Gsell, Paul, editor.
JupirH, Mle, My autobiography. London. 1912. Portrait. 2646.233 -
Guadet, Julien. : ;
Etude sur la construction & la disposition du Colisée, amphithéatre
Flavieu. Paris. Lévy. 1878. 14, (1) pp. 12 plates. *Cab.4g9.11.1
Guerbel, Lucy Geneviéve Teresa Ward, Comtesse de. See Ward,
Geneviéve.
Guerrabella, Ginevra, pseud. See Ward, Geneviéve.
Gueullette, Charles.

Acteurs & actrices du temps passé. La Comédie francaise. Série 1.
Notices par Ch. Gueullette. Portraits par Ad. Lalauze. Paris. Li-
brairie des bibliophiles. 1881. (3), iv, 330, (1) pp. Portraits. **T.55.12

Répertoire de la Comédie-frangaise (1883-91). Paris. Librairie des
bibliophiles. 1885-92. 8 v. Portraits. **T 48.20

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Guide dans les thédtres. Paris. Paulin & Le Chevalier. 1855. (3),

212, (2) pp. Illus. **T.79.4
Guide to selecting plays. H., W. *2175.36
Guide, The, to the stage. Renz, L. T. **T.97.307

Guide, The, to the stage: or, how to enter the theatrical profession,
obtain an engagement, and become an actor. Founded on, and
partly taken from Leman Rede’s book; with modern list of
theatres, &c. Corrected to August, 1871. London. Lacy. [1871.]

43 pp. Diagram. ¥*T 77.155
Same. Corrected to August, 1872. New York. French. [1872.]
34 Pp. 6259b.258

Guide, A, to the stage: or, select instructions and precedents from the
best authorities towards forming a polite audienge; with some
account of the players, &c. The 2d edition, with additions. Lon-
don: Printed for D. Job. 1751. 30 pp. No. 5 in **G.3823.16
Relates to London theatres.

Guilbert, Yvette. '

Yvette Guilbert: struggles and victories. By Yvette Guilbert and
Harold Simpson. London. Mills & Boon, Ltd. [1910.] vi, 348
pp. Portraits, some colored. Manuscript facsimiles. **T 56.35
Contents. — Struggles and victories of my life. By Yvette Guilbert. — The life
of Yvette Guilbert. By Harold Simpson.

Yvette Guilbert’s article is in French with an English translation on the opposite
pages.

Guilbert, Yvette, prefacer.

Bacu, S. F. Femmes de théatre. Paris. [1896.] (20) colored plates.

**T 51.16

Guilbert de Pixérécourt, René Charles.

Lerrre des sociétaires prétendus révoltés du Théatre royal de
VOpéra-comique, 4 Monsieur Guilbert de Pixérécourt, djrecteur
du méme théatre. Paris. 1827. **T 97.18

Guillard, Léon.

Poinsot, A. E. Léon Guillard, archiviste de la Comédie. frangaise.
(1810-1878.) Paris. 1878. Portrait. No. 3 in **M.138.15

Guillaume le Flaneur, pseud. See Saint Hilaire, Amable Villain de.

Guillaumot, A., fils.

Costumes des ballets du roy. Archives de !’Opéra, xvuire siécle.
Avec une notice de M. C. Nuitter [pseud.]. Paris. Monnier &
cie, 1885. (7) pp. 20 colored portraits. **T 92.7

Costumes du Directoire. Tirés des Merveilleuses. Avec une lettre
de M. Victorien Sardou. Paris. Rouquette. 1875. (12), II pp.
30 portraits. ; #*T 1.1

Guimard, Marie Madeleine.

Goncourt, E. L. A. H. pz. La Guimard d’aprés les registres des
menus-plaisirs de la bibliothéque de l’Opéra, etc. Paris. 1893.

*#T 57.227; etc.

Guiney, Louise Imogen.

George Farquhar. (Jn her A little English gallery. Pp. 119-170.
New York. 1894.) 2549a.115

Gundling, Julius.

Henriette Sontag. Kiinstlerlebens Federzeichnungen. Leipzig.
Grunow. 1861. 2 v. **M 377.5

Gunn, Archibald.

Impressions of Francis Wilson’s new comic opera: “Half a king.”
New York. J. Ottmann Lith. Co. [190-?] (1) pp. 15 plates.

‘ ‘ 4049a.271

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Gunn, Archibald, illustrator.

Situ, H. B. Stage lyrics. With illustrations by Archie Gunn, Ray
Brown and E. W. Kemble. [41 character portraits of stage
favorites.] New York. 1900. 5 *4306.175

Gura, Eugen.

Erinnerungen aus meinem Leben. Leipzig. Breitkopf & Hartel.

1905. 124 pp. Portrait. Plates. **M.127.51

Reminiscences of the opera.
Gustafson, Zadel Barnes.
Geneviéve Ward. A biographical sketch from original material de-
rived from her family and friends. Boston. Osgood & Co. 1882.
xv, (1), 261 pp. Portrait. Music. 4349.97; **T.58.37

Another copy is on shelf-number **P.11.9489.1.
Gutzkow, Carl Ferdinand.
GorHter, R. Gutzkow und das Dresdener Hoftheater. (Jn Archiv
fiir Theatergeschichte. Vol. 1, pp. 97-117, vol. 2, pp. 193-228.

 

Berlin. 1904.) *6907.12.1,2
Guyot, , editor.

AsuM des théatres, par Guyot et A. Debacq. Tome 1. Année 1.

Paris. 1837. Plates. **T 24.8

Gwyn, Eleanor. _
Apams, W. H. D. Nell Gwynne. (/n his Famous beauties and his-
toric women. Vol. 1, pp. 1-32. London. 1865.) 2249.57.1; etc.
CunniINGHAM, P. The story of Nell Gwyn: and the sayings of Charles

the Second. London. 1891. Portraits. *kT 54.25 etc.
Hart, W. H. A memorial of Nell Gwynne, the actress, and Thomas
Otway, the dramatist. London. 1868. ¥*T 53.4

Hazetton, G. C., Jr. Mistress Nell. A merry tale of a merry time.
CTwixt fact and fancy.) New York. tgor. Portrait. **T 87,3
Seymour, J. Memoirs of the life of Eleanor Gwinn. London. 1652.
No. 6 in **G.3823.21

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The actors’ féte [at the Crystal Palace, London. London. 187-?]
211-216 pp. Plate. No. 21 in **G.2822.3
H., E. R. :
Yorick, pseud. A letter concerning Mr. Henry Irving addressed to
E. R. H. Edinburgh. 1877. ¥#*T 98.33

+ I. See Haldane, John.

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node

David Garrick. [London. 1864.] 336-355 pp. No. 7 in **G.62.5
Cut from Temple Bar, June, 1864 [Periodical Room *7315.1]. :

«+ J. S. See Hodson, James Shirley.

» K.S., pseud. See Cahaisse, Henri Alexis.

« Lx C;

On the Italian opera. No. 111. London. 1831. 224-238 pp.

No. 6 in **G.3824.10
Cut from Fraser’s Magazine for Sept., 1831 [Periodical Room *3187.1.1831].
Relates to His Majesty’s Theatre, London.

H., S. See Hume, Sophia.
H., W.
Guide to selecting plays; or managers’ companion. Giving a com-
plete description of 1500 pieces. London. French. 1881. 78 pp.
2175.30

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Haake, August. '
Theater-Memoiren. Mittheilungen aus August Haake’s Kiinstler-
leben, von ihm selbst geschildert, nebst Nachrichten tiber das
deutsche Theater und seine beriihmtesten Schauspieler Alterer
Zeit. Mainz. Kunze. 1866. x, 265, (1) pp. ¥**T 56.198
Haase, Friedrich. ;
Was ich erlebte. 1846-1806. Berlin. Bong. [1897.] (2), 203, (1)
pp. Illus. Portraits. Plates. Autograph facsimile. **T 55.35
Hackett, James Henry.
Memoir. [New York. 1847.] viii pp. 4349a.2903
Cut from volume 4 of The modern standard drama [6569a.310].
Notes and comments upon certain plays and actors of Shakespeare,
with criticisms and correspondence. New York. Carleton. 1863.

353, (1) pp. Portrait. Autograph facsimile. #eT 57.178
Relates principally to Hamlet. Another copy is on shelf-number **G.3936.28.
Same. 3d edition. #*G_3936.29

Hackett, James Henry. Works about.

Daty, C. P. Letter to James Henry Hackett [criticizing his Notes
and comments upon certain plays and actors of Shakespeare].
February 24, 1863. [Copy.] Manuscript. #€G,_3930.8

Hacks, Charles.

Le geste. Illustrations de Lanos. Paris. Marpon & Flammarion.

[1892.] (3), 492 pp. Illus. Plates. #*T 73.5
Haddington, Scotland. Presbytery.

Letrer, A, to the Reverend, the Moderator and members of the
Presbytery of Haddingtoun. [An attack on the stage and on John
Home for writing a play.] Edinburgh. 1757. **T..96.79

Haehnel, Ernst Julius.

Sculpturen an dem kénigl. Museum und dem alten kénigl. Hoftheater
zu Dresden. Ferner Denkmaler, Statuen, Entwiirfe, Reliefs, etc.
Dresden. Bleyl & Kaemmerer. 1882. 148 plates. *Cab.80.191.2

Plates 119-148 were published as a supplement and lack title-page and index.
Hageman, Maurice.

Hageman’s Make-up book. Greasé-paints: their origin, use and
application. A useful and up-to-date handbook on practical make-
up especially prepared for amateurs and professionals. Chicago.
The Dramatic Publishing Co. [1808.] 64 pp. 6257.27

Hagen, Anton, editor.

AxumanacH des Kénigl. Hof- und National-Theaters und des, Konigl.
Residenz-Theaters zu Miinchen fiir das Jahr 1883. Miinchen.
1884. Portrait. No. 1 in **M.115.12

Hahn, Ludwig.

Das deutsche Theater und seine Zukunft. Von einem Staatsbeamten

[Pseud.]. Berlin. Hertz. 1876. vi, (1), 120, (1) pp. **T 76.4
Haigh, Arthur Elam. :

The Attic theatre. A description of the stage and theatre of the
Athenians, and of the dramatic performances at Athens. Oxford.
The Clarendon Press. 1889. xiii, (1), 341 pp. Illus. Plates.
Plans. Diagram. 2963.71; **T.75.48

Same. 2d edition, in part re-written. 1898. xv, (1), 420 pp. 2963.45

Same. 3d edition, revised and in part rewritten by A. W. Pickard.
Cambridge. 1907. xv, (1), 396 pp. 2964.105

Haines, Joseph. See Hayns, Joseph.
Halanzier, Hyacinthe Olivier Henri.

Kerst, L. L’opéra et M. Halanzier. Paris. La Presse. 1877. 32

pp. No. 5 in **M.372.21

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Haldane, John.

The players scourge: or a detection of the ranting prophanity and
regnant impiety of stage plays, and their wicked encouragers
and frequenters; and especially against the nine prophane pagan
priests, falsely called ministers of the Gospel, who countenanced
the thrice cursed tragedy called Douglas. [Anon. Edinburgh.
1757.) 8 pp. **T 96.80

The second part of The players scourge exhibited to the world.
Wherein is contained the true character of playhouses, play-
actors, and play-haunters. With an humble advice to the occupant
upon the throne. By J—n H——ne. [Edinburgh.] Printed in
the year 1768. 16 pp. **T 96.90

Hale, David. .
Letters on the new theatre. [Boston. 1827.] 15, (1) pp. **T.95.39

In opposition to the erection of the Tremont Theatre, Boston. Signed, A father.
Other copies are on shelf-numbers No. 33 in **G.3822.3; No. 17 in **E.224.114.

Hale, James W.

An historical account of the Siamese twin ieaiters from actual
observation. New-York. 1831. 16 pp. ¥*6§242.8
Another copy, containing a portrait, is on shelf-number No. 15 in *6242.51.

Halévy, Ludovic.

Criquette. 47e édition. Paris. Lévy. 1883. (3), 319 pp. **T.87.75

A tale of theatrical life.

Same. 65e édition. 2670.66
Souvenirs de théatre. (Jn his Un mariage d’amour fetc.]. 17e
édition. Pp. 171-199. Paris. 1881.) 2679.47

“Half a king.”

Gunn, A. Impressions of Francis Wilson’s new comic opera:

“Half a king.” New York. [190-?] 15 plates. 4049a.271
Halford, John.

A reply to a sermon on the theatre, preached in Richmond Church,
August 25, 1839, by the Rev. Edward Hoare. With brief observa-
tions on the drama. London. Pattie. 1830. 15 pp. **T 96.106
Another copy is on shelf-number **T.96.186.

Haliburton, William.

Effects of the stage on the manners of a people, and the propriety
of encouraging and establishing a virtuous theatre. By a Bos-
tonian. Boston: Printed by Young and Etheridge. 1792. 75, (1)
pp. Plan. ¥#*T 76.103

Hall, Abraham Oakey.

Catalogue of [his] library [of dramatic literature, etc.], to be sold
at auction, January 17th, by Bangs & Co. New York. 1881. (2),
153 pp. ¥**T 65.6
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 3 in *6174.56.

Hall, Granville Stanley, prefacer.
Curtis, E. W. The dramati¢ instinct in education. Boston. [1914.]
3599.61
Hall, Henry Thomas.

Cambridge dramatic album. Cambridge. Wallis. 1868. 131 pp. 2553.28

Dramatic letters, a titular novelty. Cambridge. Wallis. 1866. 20 pp.

: **T 47.66
The incidents of these letters are told almost entirely by piecing together the
titles of English plays.

Hall, Marwell, editor.

GaLtEry of players. |Quarterly.] No. 1-9, 11. From The IIlus-
trated American. New York. 1894[-97].. 10 parts in 1 v. Por-
traits. *#T52.9

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Hall, Pauline Margaret. (Pauline Markham.)
Life of Pauline Markham [pseud.]. Written by herself. New York.
1871. 31 pp. Portrait. Autograph facsimile. **T 97.198
Hallays-Dabot, Victor.
La censure dramatique et le théatre. Histoire des vingt derniéres
années (1850-1870). Paris. Dentu. 1871. (3), 112, (1) pp.

ed #*T 77 161
Histoire de la censure théatrale en France. Paris. Dentu. 1862.
xii, 340 pp. 4679.48; **T.78.68

Hallbauer, O.

Life and works of G. Farquhar. Holzminden. Stock. 1880. (1),
23 pp. [Programm des Herzoglichen Gymnasiums zu Holz-
minden. | 2552.99

Hallberg, Josef Henrik.

Motion picture electricity. New York. The Moving Picture World.

[1914.] (2), 209 pp. Illus. Portrait. Plates. Plans. 8039a.59

Halle, J.
Portrait-Katalog zur Geschichte des Theaters und der Musik. Kata-
log x1. Miinchen. [188-?] 2v. **T 65.14

Cortents. — 1. A-L. 2. M-Z. — Autographen.
Halliday, Andrew. :

Comical fellows: or, the history and mystery of the pantomime:
with some curiosities and droll anecdotes concerning Clown and
eee Harlequin and Columbine. London. Thomson. 1863.
96 p ¥#*T 47.98

Halliwell. Philipps, James Orchard.

A dictionary of old English plays, existing either in print or in
manuscript, from the earliest times to the close of the seven-
teenth century. Also notices of Latin plays written by English
authors during the same period. London. Smith. 1860. viii,
206 pp. eT, Go
Other copies are on shelf-numbers *2175.20; **G.3950.11.

A list of works illustrative of the life and writings of Shakespeare,
the history of Stratford-on-Avon, and the rise and progress of
the early English drama, printed for private circulation. London.
[Chiswick Press. ] 1867. 69, (I) pp. 2153.7
Another copy is on shelf-number **G.3951.36.

The management.of Covent Garden Theatre vindicated from the
attack of an anonymous critic, in a letter to the editor of the
“Cambridge Advertiser.” London. Not printed for sale. 1841.
12 pp. ¥*T 76.31
Other copies are on shelf-numbers No. 4 in **E.220a.31; No. 8 in **E.166.14.

Outlines of the life of Shakespeare. Brighton. The author’s friends.
1881. 192 pp. Plate. ¥#*6§ 592.13

Contains much material relating to the Elizabethan stage. The author’s Illus-
trations of the life of Shakespeare in a discursive series of essays [4590.7;
**G_61.4.] has been embodied in this work.

Same. 2d edition. London. Longmans, Green & Co. 1882. 703 pp.

Tilus. 4590a.110; **T.55.86
Same. 3d edition. 1883. 736 pp. Plates. Manuscript facsimiles.
6602.20

Same. 4th edition. 1884. 480 pp. Maps. Facsimiles. 4590a.111
Same. 6th edition. 1886. 2 v. Plans. Genealogical charts.

4590a.109
Same. 7th edition. 1887. 4590a.112
Same. ioth edition. 1898. 4590a.136

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Halliwell-Phillipps, James Orchard. (Continued.)

The visits of Shakespeare’s company of actors to the provincial cities
and towns of England, illustrated by extracts gathered from cor-
porate records. Brighton. For private circulation. 1887. 48 pp.

¥**G.74.29

Halliwell-Phillipps, James Orchard, editor. ‘ :

Dispute between the Earl of Worcester’s players and the Corpora-
tion of Leicester in 1586, from the records of that city. (Jn Shake-
speare Society, London. Papers. Vol. 4, pp. 145, 146. London.
1849.) *4596.11.4
Another copy is on shelf-number **G.3927.37.4.

Tarlton’s jests; with notes and some account of the life of Tarlton.
London. 1844. 4596.57; etc.

Ham, James Panton.

The pulpit and the stage. Four lectures. With illustrative notes,

by Fred Whymper. London. Clarke. [1878.] 184 pp. Portrait.

Autograph facsimile. ¥ET 77,134
The stage and the drama in their relation to society. A lecture.
London. * 1880. 20 pp. 7588.112

Hamblin, Thomas Sowerby.

Cuarke, M. A concise history of the life and amours of Thomas S.
Hamblin, late manager of the Bowery Theatre. As communicated
by his legal wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Hamblin, to Mrs. M. Clarke.
Philadelphia. [184-?] 40 pp. ¥*T 96.287

Hamburg, Germany. Theatres.

Harxensee, C. H. T. Das franzdsische Theater fin Hamburg].
Hamburg. 1806. 4670.37

HEITMUELLER, F. F. 1. Adam Gottfried Uhlich. 11. Holfindische Komo6-
dianten in Hamburg. (1740 und 1741.) Hamburg. 1894. 6872.49

— Hamburgische Dramatiker zur Zeit Gottscheds und ihre
Beziehungen zu ihm. Ein Beitrag zur Geschichte des Theaters
und Dramas im 18, Jahrhundert. Dresden. 1801. 2877.121

Lessinc, G. E. Lessings Hamburgische Dramaturgie. Abridged and
edited with introduction and notes by Charles Harris. New York.

 

IQOI. 2879.40
—— Same. Dramaturgie de Hambourg. Traduction de Ed. de
Suckau. Paris. 1885. **T 47,29
MERSCHBERGER, , Dr. Die Anfange Shakespeares auf der Ham-
burger Bithne. [Hamburg. 1890.] 45908.123

Puipipp, A., editor. Hamburger Theater-Dekamerone. 2. Autlage,
erweitert durch eine Geschichte des Thalia-Theaters. Hamburg.
1881. **eT 57.252

Uune, H. Friedrich Ludwig Schréder in seinen Briefen an K. A.
Bottiger. (Jn Historisches Taschenbuch. Jahrgang 45, pp. 245-
320. Leipzig. 1875.) *2309.1.45

Hamburg, Germany. Theaters. NATIONALTHEATER.

EcxarpTt, L. Lessing und das erste deutsche Nationaltheater in
Hamburg. Eine deutsche Gabe. zur Shakespeare-Feier. Ham-
burg. 1864. No. 5 in **G.3910.12

ScHLoEssER, R. Vom Hamburger Nationaltheater zur Gothaer
Hofbihne. 1767-1779. Dreizehn Jahre aus der Entwickelung
eines deutschen Theaterspielplans. Hamburg. 1895. 6872.55

Hamburg, Germany. Theatres. Stapt-THEATER.

Lenrer-VEREINTGUNG fiir die Pflege der kiinstlerischen Bildung.

Unsere Voiksschiiler im Stadttheater. Hamburg. 1808. 7592.32

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Hamburg, Germany. Theatres. Tuarta THEATER.
Puritipp, A., editor. Hamburger Theater-Dekamerone. 2. Auflage,
erweitert durch eine Geschichte des Thalia-Theaters. Hamburg.
1881. #*T 57.252
Hamilton, Clayton Meeker.
Problems of the playwright. New York. Holt & Co. 1917. xii, (1),

339 DP. . 6257.370

Studies in stagecraft. New York. Holt & Co. 1914. (9), 298 pp.

Deals mainly with conditions in the American theatre. 2256.63

The theory of the theatre, and other principles of dramatic criticism.

New York. Holt & Co. tI910. (7), 248 pp. 2256.62
Hamilton, Clayton Meeker, prefacer.

Catvert, L. Problems of the actor. New York.: 1018. 6257.29

Hamilton, Harry Hebert.

War among the blacks. A full report of the celebrated chancery
suit, Montague & Wilsom versus Moore, Crocker, Ritter, and
Hamilton, proprietors and managers of the Christy Minstrels.
Liverpool. 1865. **T 96.176

Hamley, Sir Edward Bruce.

Mr. Fechter’s Othello. (Jn his Shakespeare’s funeral and other

papers. Pp. 170-179. Edinburgh. 1889.) 4599.136; **T.97.36
Hamm, Margherita Arlina.

Eminent actors in their homes. Personal descriptions and inter-

views. New York. Pott & Co. 1902. xii, 336 pp. Portraits.

Plates. ¥*T 57.259
Contents. — Introduction. — Edward H. Sothern. Virginia Harned-Sothern. -—
Richard Mansfield. Beatrice Cameron-Mansfield. — Marie Bates. — Elsie de

Wolfe. —- Minnie Maddern Fiske. — Annie O’Neill. — Edward Harrigan. —
Annie Ward Tiffany. — May Robson. — David Warfield. — Viola Allen, —
Francis Wilson. — Julia Marlowe. — Annie Russell. — Amelia Bingham. —-
Burr McIntosh. — Chauncey Olcott. — James K. Hackett. Mary Mannering-
‘Hackett. — Mr. and Mrs. Robert Edeson. — Joseph Jefferson. — Otis Skinner.
— William H. Crane. —- Mary Anderson de Navarro. — Nat C. Goodwin.
Maxine Elliott-Goodwin.
Hammerton, John Alexander, editor.

The actor’s art. Theatrical reminiscences, methods of study and
advice to aspirants. Specially contributed by leading actors of
the day. Prefatory note by Sir Henry Irving. London. Redway.
1897. vi, (1), 267, (1)‘pp. Autograph facsimiles. 2576.155; **T.77.63

Hammitzsch, Martin.

Der moderne Theaterbau. Teil 1. Berlin. Wasmuth. 1906. Illus.

Plates. Plans. 4093.140

Contents. —- 1. Der hdfische Theaterbau. — Der Anfang ‘der modernen Theater-
baukunst, ihre Entwicklung und Betatigung zur Zeit der Renaissance, des
Barock und des Rokoko.

Hampe, Theodor Eduard.

Die fahrenden Leute in der deutschen Vergangenheit, Leipzig.
Diederichs. 1902. 3-127, (1) pp. Illus. Portrait. Plates. Fac-
similes. [Monographien zur deutschen Kulturgeschichte.] 2831.26

Handel, Georg Friedrich.
Jounson, Hurlothrumbo, pseud. Harmony in an uproar: A letter to

 

 

 

F—d—k H—d—1l; m—————r of the O aH e in the Hay-
market; In which the rights and merits of both O S are properly
considered. London. 1733. No. 11 in **G.3820.9

Handy-book, A, on the law of the drama and music: being an exposi-
tion of the law of dramatic copyright, the law affecting theatres;
and the law relating to music, dancing, and professional engage-
ments. London. Lacy. 1864. viii, 79 pp. **T 78.44

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Hankin, St. John Emile Clavering.

Puritanism and the English stage. — How to run an art theatre for
London. — The need for an endowed theatre in London. (Jn his
Dramatic works. Vol. 3, pp. 131-148, 171-179, 203-221. London.
I9QI2.) 4579a.320.3

Hanley, Peter.

A jubilee of playgoing. [3d edition.] London. Tinkler & Hillhouse.
1887. 113, (1) pp. **T 97.287
Relates to plays in London theatres. '

Hanlon Lees family.

Mémorres et pantomimes des fréres Hanlon Lees. Avec une préface
de Théodore de Banville et six gravures a l’eau forte de Frédéric
Régamey. Paris. [1880.] Portraits. ¥*T 58.69

Hannetaire, Jean Nicolas Servandoni, called Hannetaire. (Le sieur
D**** ancien comédien.) ;

Observations sur l’art du comédien, et sur d’autres objets concernant
cette profession. Avec extraits de différens auteurs & des re-
marques analogues. 2e édition, augmentée. [Paris.] Aux dépens
d’une société typographique. 1774. xvj, 348, (1) pp. **T.76.140

Same. Par Dhannetaire. 4e et derniére édition, augmentée.
Paris, Chez Ribou. 1776. viij, 467, (1), 4 pp. ¥*T 76,141

Hanover, Germany. Theatres. HoFrTHEATER.
Fiscuer, G. Opern und Concerte im Hoftheater zu Hannover bis

1866. Hannover. 1899. Plate. 4045.153

Hans Wurst.
Goerner, C., Ritter von. Der Hans Wurst-Streit in Wien und Joseph
von Sonnenfels. Wien. 1884. 2870.48

Hanson, Willis Tracey, Jr.

The early life of John Howard Payne. With contemporary letters
heretofore unpublished. Boston. Privately printed. 1913. 207
pp. Portrait. Facsimiles. *A.6770.3

Hansson, Laura Marholm.
The modern woman on the stage: Eleonora Duse. (Jn her Six
modern women. Pp. 95-128. Boston. 1896.) 5588.107
Hapgood, Norman. :
The stage in America, 1897-1900. New York. The Macmillan Co.
. I90I. viii, (1), 408 pp. 4395.162; **T.47.39
Hardinge, George.

Letters on the O. P. controversy at Covent Garden Theatre, 1809.
Extracted from the Courier newspaper. (In his Miscellaneous
works. Vol. 3, pp. 373-391. London. 1818.) ¥#*G,_3922.10.3
The letters are signed Fun-alive.

Hardy, Alexandre.

Rieat, E. P. M. Alexandre Hardy et le théatre francais a la fin

du xvre et au commencement du xvire siécle. Paris. 1889. Plate.

2672.142; **T.56.36

Hare, John.
Pemserton, T. E. John Hare, comedian. 1865-1895. A biography.
London. 1895. Portraits. **T 57.2973 etc.

Harel, Francois Antoine, and others.

Dictionnaire théatral, ou douze cent trente-trois vérités sur les
directeurs, acteurs et employés des divers théatres; confidences
sur les procédés de Villusion; examen du vocabulaire dramatique,
etc. [Anon.] Paris. Barba. 1824. (3), 318 pp. eT 78,17
By F. A. Harel, Maurice Alhoy and Auguste Jal.

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Haresfoot and Rouge, pseud.

How to “make-up.” <A practical guide to the art of “making-up,”
for amateurs, &c. London. French. 1877. 7-48 pp. Colored
plates. **T 77,166

Same. [188-?] 48 pp. 4007.33

Harkensee, Christian Heinrich Theodor.

Das franzdsische Theater. Hamburg. Liitcke & Wulff. 1806. (1),
41 pp. [Beitrage zur Geschichte der Emigranten in Hamburg.]
An account of French drama in Hamburg. 4670.37

Harker, Joseph Cunningham, illustrator.

Lonpon. Theatres. LyczEumM THEATRE. Souvenir of Shakespeare’s
historical play Henry the Eighth, presented at the Lyceum
Theatre, 5th January, 1892, by Henry Irving. London. 1892.

(15) plates. 4599a.109;3 **T.58.151
Harlequin.

Driesen, O. Der Ursprung des Harlekin. Ein kulturgeschichtliches

Problem. Berlin. 1904. Illus. Plates. 6252.72

Harlequin, The. A journal of the drama. [Weekly.] Conducted by
the editor of the “Companion to the theatres” [John Timbs].
No. 1-9. May 16-July 11, 1829. London. Sanger. 1829. Illus.

Portrait. Manuscript facsimile. **T 26.18
No more was published.
Harlequinade.
Dupevant, J. M. F. A., Baron. The history of the harlequinade.
Philadelphia. [1915.] 2 v. Colored plates. ¥*T 95.144

Harlequin-Horace. [Anon.] See Miller, James.
Harley, George Davies.
An authentic biographical sketch of the life, education, and personal
character of William Henry West Betty, the celebrated Young
Roscius. London. Phillips. 1804. 76 pp. Portrait. No. 2 in **G.3824.8

Same. 2d edition. 3-76 pp. **T 96.337
There is no portrait. An imperfect copy is on shelf-number **T.56.286.
Same. 3d edition. Portrait. **T 56.18

Same. An authentic sketch of the life of William Henry West Betty,
the celebrated Young Roscius: with a critique of his performances
at Covent Garden Theatre. [Anon.] London. Hughes. 1804.
5-40 pp. Portrait. No. 3 in **G.3824.8

Harley, John Pritt.

A catalogue of the excellent furniture, theatrical prints and portraits,
literary and dramatic books, manuscript plays and parts, auto-
graph letters, play bills, music and character dresses of the late
J. P. Harley. Which will be sold by auction, by Mr. Robins, 23rd
-of November, 1858. [London.] 1858. 38 pp. **T 66.10

Harmony in an uproar. Jounson, Hurlothrumbo, pseud.
‘ No. 11 in **G.3820.9
Harral, Thomas.

The Infant Roscius; or, an inquiry into the requisites of an actor:
comprising a éritical analysis of young Betty’s acting, on the
London boards; a complete sketch of his life, strictures on the
Covent Garden company, &c. London. Allen. [1804.] (1), 50 pp.
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 7 in **G.3824.8. ¥*T 56.139

A monody on the death of Mr. John Palmer, the comedian. Pre-
fixed, a review of his theatrical powers; with observations on the
most eminent performers on the London stage. London. Caw-

thorn. 1798. (1), 20 pp. ¥*T 56.131
Another copy, in which a portrait is inserted, is on shelf-number No.1 in
**G. 3824.8.

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Harrington, Maria Foote, gih Countess of. See Foote, Maria, 4th Countess
of Harrington.
Harris, Caleb Fiske.

Original editions of English dramatic literature and English poetry.
Catalogue of the first portion of the library of the late C. Fiske
Harris, of Providence, R. I. To be sold by auction by George

"A. Leavitt & Co. New York City, April: 30th, and the following
days, 1883. [New York. 1883.] vii, 185 pp. No. 1 in *2142.82
Harris, Charles, editor. : :

Lessinc, G. E. Lessings Hamburgische Dramaturgie. Abridged

and edited with introduction and notes. New York. 1901. 2879.40
Harris, Thomas.

A letter from T. Harris, to G. Colman, on the affairs of Covent-
Garden Theatre. Prefixed, an address to the public. London.
Printed for J. Fletcher and Co. 1768. (1), vii, 56 pp. **T.95.117

Another copy is on shelf-number No. 13 in **G.3824.2, A reply to Colman's
A true state of the differences subsisting between the proprietors. :

Harris, Thomas, and John Rutherford.

A narrative of the rise and progress of the disputes subsisting
between the patentees of Covent-Garden Theatre. London:
Printed for Messrs. Fletcher and Anderson. 1768. (3), 38 pp.

#*®T 95.115

Another copy is on shelf-number No. 11 in **G.3824.2. A reply to an advertise-
ment of George Colman’s.

Harris, Thomas. Works about.
Cotman, G., the Elder. T. Harris dissected. London. 1768.
**T 95.118; etc.
— A true state of the differences subsisting between the pro-
prietors of Covent-Garden Theatre; in answer to a manuscript
libel and to a printed Narrative by T. Harris and J. Rutherford.
London. 1768. **T 95.116; etc.
THEATRICAL monopoly: being an address to the public on the present
alarming coalition of the managers [Sheridan and Harris] of the
winter theatres. London. 1779. Portrait. No. 4 in **G.3824.14; etc.
Harrison, Clifford.
Stray records; or, personal and professional notes. London. Bentley.

1892. 2 v. 4572.1373 **T.57.151
Another copy is on shelf-number *R.9.384.1.

Harrison, Gabriel.
Edwin Forrest: the actor and the man. Critical and reminiscent.
Brooklyn. 1889. 210 pp. Portraits. *4341.187
A history of the progress of the drama, music and the fine arts in
the City of Brooklyn. Brooklyn. 1884. (2), 64 pp. Illus. Por-
traits. Plate. Autograph facsimiles. #*T 92.4
The life and writings of John Howard Payne, the author of Home,
sweet home; The tragedy of Brutus; and other dramatic works.
Albany. Munsell. 1875. ix, 410 pp. Portrait. Facsimiles.
Contains much that relates to the stage. *2341.62
Same. John Howard Payne, dramatist, poet, actor, and author of
Home, sweet home! His life and writings. Revised edition. Phila-
delphia. Lippincott & Co. 1885. 404 pp. Illus. Portrait. 4242.67
Harry Miner’s American Dramatic Directory. 1884/85. A complete
directory of the dramatic and operatic professions and a guide
to the opera houses, theatres and public halls of America. .
Harry Miner, editor. New York. Wolf & Palmer Dramatic
Publishing Co. 1884. 367 pp. Portrait. Autograph facsimile.
*8T 25.7

 

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Hart, William Henry.
A memorial of Nell Gwynne, the actress, and Thomas Otway, the

dramatist. London. Smith. 1868. (5) pp. Autograph facsimiles.

ae
Page 5 contains the reprint of the Power of attorney from Nell Gwynne to Mr.
James Frazier to receive her pension. Otway’s name occurs as a witness to the
document.

Hartley, Elizabeth.

VAUXHALL affray, The; or, the macaronies defeated. A compilation
of all the letters, squibs, &c., on both sides of that dispute. Lon-
don. 1773. **T.97.337

Harvard College. Plays.

See also Delta Upsilon; Hasty Pudding Club; Sociedad espafiola de
la Universidad Harvard.

ZEscuyLus. Agamemnon. Aioxbhov ’Ayopeuvwv. [Programme. Cam-
bridge. 1906.] (4) pp. 4490.19

AKADEMISCHES Theater der Harvard Universitat. Festvorstellung
zur Feier der Eroffnung des Germanischen Museums, Dienstag,
10. November 1903. [Programm. Cambridge.] 1903. 3 pp. 4480a.153

ArIsTopHANES. Birds. Scenes from The birds of Aristophanes trans-
lated into English verse by Benjamin Hall Kennedy. [With a
programme of the performances of these scenes by the Harvard
Classical Club, May 8 and 10, 1901.] Cambridge. 1901.

2977.27; **T.36.29

Mittet, F. D. Illustrations, with descriptive reading matter, from
the November number of the Century magazine. Oidimous
Tuoavvoc. Oedipus the King. The Greek tragedy as recently
presented at Harvard University. [Programme. Boston. 1881.]

4450a.150

Norman, Sir H. An account of the Harvard Greek play [the CEdipus
Tyrannus of Sophocles]. Boston. 1882. Portraits. Plates.

3006.8; **T.57.125; etc.

[ProcramMMe of Terence’s Phormio as given by the students in

Sanders theatre, April, 1894. Cambridge. 1894.] 4 pp. *4483.183
Harvey, Daniel Whittle. ;

Letters [o]ccasioned by a pamphlet, recently published by Rowland
Hill, entitled, “A warning to professors, containing aphoristic ob-
servations on the nature and tendency of public amusements”;
with concise remarks on a late withdrawment from a dissenting
Independent church. London. Jordan & Maxwell. 1805. 46 pp.

: No. 9 in **G.3824.9
Hill’s A warning to professors may be found on shelf-numbers No. 5 in
**G.3824.9 and **T.96.113. The remarks on the withdrawment from a dis-
senting Independent church relate to the controversy on the theatre and public
amusements between Richard Ryland and the Rev. John Clayton. Harvey’s
letters are in favor of the theatre.
Harvey, John Martin.

Epcar, G. Martin Harvey. Some pages of his life. London. [1912.]

Portraits. Plates. **T 56.324
Harvey, Martin. See Harvey, John Martin.
Hase, Carl August von.

Miracle plays and sacred dramas. A historical survey. Translated
from the German by A. W. Jackson and edited by W. W. Jackson.
London. Triibner & Co. 1880. x, (2), 273 pp. 6257.36; **T.46.31

Hasenauer, Carl, Freiherr von. /

Das K. k. Hofburgtheater in Wien. Photographie und Lichtdruck

von J. Léwy. Wien. ‘Heck. 1890. (1), 7 (1) pp. 60 plates.
*Cab.60.80.1
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Haslewood, Joseph.

Account of the old London theatres. (Jn Maidment, James, editor.
Roxburghe revels, and other relative papers, etc. Pp. &5- 128.
Edinburgh. 1837.) **G_284.40

The secret history of the green room: containing memoirs of the
actors in the three theatres royal. [Anon.] 2d edition. Lon-
don: Printed for H. D. Symonds. 1792. 2 v. *ET 57,219
Contents. — 1. Drury-Lane. 2. Covent-Garden and Haymarket.

Same. New edition. Prefixed a sketch of the history of the English
stage, &c. Vol.1. Printed for J. Owen. 1795. (3), 391 pp. **T.57.220
On the title-page this is called vol. 1; in the index it is called vol. 2. It is
made up of selections from both vol. 1 and vol. 2 of the preceding edition.

Haslewood, Joseph, compiler.

Green room gossip; or, gravity gallinipt: a gallimanfry; consisting
of theatrical anecdotes —bon-mots. With an appendix of grave
subjects. Gathered and garnished by Gridiron Gabble, Gent.,
godson to Mother Goose [pseud. London]. Barker. 1800. 184 pp.
Principally anecdotes of English actors. ' ¥*T 58,11

Haslewood, Joseph. Works about.

Barton, T. P. A general index to Hazlewood’s [sic] tracts on the

drama. In three parts. Manuscript. **G,3824.11
Hasse, Faustina Bordoni.

Nicci, A. Faustina Bordoni-Hasse. Eine Primadonna des acht-

zehnten Jahrhunderts. (Jn Sammlung musikalischer Vortrage.

Neue Reihe. Pp. 261-318. Leipzig. 1880.) , **M .105.3.23 etc.
Porxo, E. Faustina Hasse. Musikalischer Roman. Leipzig. 1879.
Portrait. 2875.60

Hastings, Charles.

Le théatre francais et anglais: ses origines grecques et latines.
(Drame, comédie, scéne et acteurs.) Précédé d’une lettre de
Victorien Sardou. Paris. Librairie de Paris. [1900.] xx, 381 pp.
Principaux auteurs consultés, pp. xv—-xx. 4676.108

Same. The theatre: its development in France and England, and a
history of its Greek and Latin origins. With an introductory
letter from Victorien Sardou. Authorised translation by Frances
A. Welby. London. Duckworth & Co. 1901. xvi, 368 pp. 4676.109

Same. 1902. ¥*T 46.16

Hasty Pudding Club, Harvard College.

Spring theatricals. Boodle & Co. An original musical play, in
prologue, two acts and epilogue. [Programme. Cambridge.
1904.] 32 pp. Plates. 4480a.156

Spring theatricals, 1897, April 29, 30, and May 1, 3 and 4. [“The
flying Dutchmen.” Programme. Cambridge. 1897.] 32 pp.
Plates. 4480a.140

Spring theatricals, 1900, May 9th to May 12th. “Wytche Hazelle.”
A masque in two musical movements. [Programme. Cambridge.
.1900.] 36 pp. Illus. Portraits. Plates. ¥*T 33.4

Hatfield, Robert M.

The theater: its character and influence. An address delivered at
the Clark Street Methodist Episcopal Church of Chicago, De-
cember 11, 1865. (Reported by James T. Ely.) With an intro-
duction by Rev. C. H. Fowler. Chicago. Methodist Book De-
pository. 1866. 40 pp. **T 76,125

Hatfield, Robert M. Works about.

CowELt, W. An oration in defence of the theatre delivered De-

cember 30th, 1865. By Mrs. Anna Cowell. Being her second

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Hatfield, Robert M. Works about. (Continued.)
public reply to the late scandalous strictures on the theatre by
the Rev. R. M. Hatfield. Written by W. Cowell. Chicago.
[1865.] ¥*T 96.315
Hatton, Joseph.

The Lyceum “Faust.” 44th thousand. London. J. S. Virtue & Co.,
Ltd. [1892?] 32 pp. Illus. Plates. Facsimile.

Souvenir of Sir Henry Irving’s production of Faust. *6898.13; **T.58.148

Reminiscences of J. L. Toole. Related by himself, and chronicled
by Joseph Hatton. Illustrations by Alfred Bryan and W. H.
Margetson. London. Hurst & Blackett, Ltd. 1889. 2v. Illus.
Portraits. Autograph facsimiles. 4545.104; **T 56.221

To-day in America. Studies for the Old World and the New.
London. Chapman & Hall, Ltd. 1881. 2 v. 2363.65; **T.97.27

With a show in the North. Reminiscences of Mark Lemon. With
Mark Lemon’s revised text of Falstaff. London. Allen & Co.
1871. (3), 284 pp. Portrait. Music. 6549.6; **T.57.359

Hatton, Joseph, editor.

Irvine, Sir H. Henry Irving’s impressions of America. Narrated
in a series of sketches, chronicles, and conversations by Joseph
Hatton. London. 1884. 2 v. **T 57.125 etc.

Havard, Jean Alexandre (A. d’Albanés), and Théodore Georges Fath.

Les nains célébres depuis l’antiquité jusques y compris Tom-Pouce.
Illustrés par Edouard de Beaumont. Paris. Havard. [1845.]
159 pp. Illus. Plate. **T 57.241

Have at you all: or, the Drury-Lane Journal. [No. 1. Jan. 16, 1752.]
By Madam Roxana Termagant [pseud. of Bonnell Thornton].
Addressed to Sir Alexander Drawcansir [pseud. of Henry Field-
ing], author of the Covent-Garden Journal: Continued every
Thursday. London, Printed: and sold at the Publick Register
Office. 1752. 24 pp. ¥*T 26.25

Havemeyer, Loomis.

The drama of savage peoples. New Haven. Yale University Press.
1916. viii, 274 pp. 6257.91
Bibliography, pp. 251-261.

Havre, France. Theatres.

Vesgue, C. Histoire des théatres du Havre, 1717 4 1872. Havre.
1875, 77. 2v. in I. ¥*T 76.20
Contents. —- 1. 1717-1836. 2. 1836-1850.

Haweis, Hugh Reginald.

Jenny Lind. [London. 1891.] 900-911 pp.. No. 5 in **M.372.18

* Cut from the Contemporary Review, vol. 59 [Per. Room *7321.3.59].

Hawkins, Frederick W.

Annals of the French stage from its origin to the death of Racine.
London. Chapman & Hall, Ltd. 1884. 2 v. Portraits.

 

Contents. — 1. 789-1667. 2.-1668-1699. 4671.69; **T.56.224 -
The French stage in the eighteenth century. London. Chapman &
Hall, Ltd. 1888. 2 v. Portraits. 4671.80; **T.75.50

Contents. — 1. 1699-1750. 2. 1750-1799.
The life of Edmund Kean. From published and original sources.
London. Tinsley. 1869. 2 v. 4545.1713 **T.56.321
Hawkins, Letitia Matilda.
Memoirs, anecdotes, facts, and opinions, collected and preserved by
Leetitia-Matilda Hawkins. London. Longman, Hurst, Rees,
Orme, Brown, & Green. 1824. 2 v. **T 56.268

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Hawkins, Micah.

WEGELIN, O. Micah Hawking and The saw-mill. A sketch of the
first successful American opera and its author. New York. 1917.
Portrait. *4047.349

Hawkins, William.

Miscellanies in prose and verse. Containing observations on the
principal performers belonging to the*two theatres-royal; from
January 1773, to May 1775; strictures'on The orphan and The
fair penitent. London: Printed for the author, and sold by T.
Bell. 1775. xxiii, (1), 141 pp. ¥*T 58.103
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 8 in **G.3821.11.

Hawk’s-Eye, pseud.

The stage of 1871: a review of plays and players. Series 1. Lon-
don. Bickers. [1871.] (3), 61 pp. ¥**T 97.191
Relates to London theatres. Another copy is on shelf-number **T.97.240.

Hayes, Catherine.

Memoir of Miss Catherine Hayes, ‘the Swan of Erin,” by a con-
tributor to the Dublin University magazine. London. Cramer &
Co. [1852?] (3), 40, (1), 9 pp. Portrait. 4591.11; **M.132.18

Miss Catherine Hayes. [A biographical sketch. Melbourne. Wilson,
Mackinnon & Fairfax, printers. 185-?] 16 pp. No.1in **M.149.8

Opinions of the press on the performances of Miss Catherine Hayes
in London, and in the chief cities and towns of Ireland. London.
Mellett. 1851. (1), v, 44, (1) pp. 4049a.111

Hayashi, Tadamassa.

Les affiches étrangéres illustrées, par M. Bauwens, T. Hayashi, La
Forgue, Meier-Graefe, J. Pennell. Paris. Boudet. 1897. (3), iii,
206, (1) pp. Illus. Plates, some colored. *4072.18

Hayne, Joseph.

Facts illustrative of the evidence on the late trial of Foote v. Hayne:
with a brief review of the speech of the Attorney-General. Lon-

* don. 1825. ¥*T 56.78

FuLi report of the trial between Miss Foote & J. Hayne, for a
breach of promise of marriage. London. [1825?] Colored
portraits. **T 58.19

Hayne, Pea Green, Seon: See Hayne, Joseph.
Haynes, Joseph. See Hayns, Joseph.
Hayns, Joseph.

Brown, T. The life of the late famous comedian, Jo. Hayns. Con-
taining, his comical exploits and adventures, both at home and
abroad. London. 1701. **T 58.146

_ Hayward, Abraham, editor.

Wynn, F. W. Diaries of a lady of quality from 1797-1844. London.

1864. 2547.19; etc.
Hazelton, George Cochrane, Jr.

Mistress Nell. A merry tale of a merry time. (’Twixt fact and
fancy.) New York. Scribner. 1901. viii, (1), 312, (1) pp. Portrait.
A novel about Nell Gwyn. **T 87.3

Hazlitt, William.

A view of the English stage; or, a series of dramatic criticisms.
London. Stodart. 1818. xix, 461 pp. 2555.19
Another copy is on shelf-number **G.3922.14.

Same. Criticisms and dramatic essays of the English stage. ad
edition. Edited by his’son. London. Routledge & Co. 1851.
xix, 324 pp. **T48.7

Same. 1854. . 6578.15

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Hazlitt, William, alleged author.
The dramatic scorpion. A satire. See Dramatic scorpion, The. A satire.
Hazlitt, William, editor.

Houcrort, T. Memoirs. Continued to the time of his death, from

his diary, notes, and other papers. London. 1852. ‘
; 65498.134; **T.58.7. etc.
Hazlitt, William, Jr., editor. :

Hazuitt, W. Criticisms and dramatic essays of the English stage.

ad edition. London. 1851. 6578.15; **T.48.7
Hazlitt, William Carew.

Hand-book to the popular, poetical, and dramatic literature of Great
Britain, from the invention of printing to the Restoration. Lon-
don. John Russell Smith. 1867. xii, 701, (2) pp. *2153.17

Hazlitt, William Carew, compiler.

Jests, old and new. Containing anecdotes of celebrities, living and de-
ceased. Collected and edited, with preface and index, by W. Carew
Hazlitt. London. Jarvis. [1886.] (2), xiv, 184 pp. 6259a.7; **T.56.49

Headlam, Stewart Duckworth.

The function of the stage. A lecture. London. Verinder. 1889.
37 pp. 4574.150

Theatres & music halls: a lecture given at the Commonwealth Club,
Bethnal Green. With a letter to the Bishop of London and other
correspondence. 2d edition. Westminster. The Women’s Print-
ing Society, Ltd. [1877.] xi, I1 pp. **T 98.34

Headlam, Stewart Duckworth, editor.

Brasis, C. The theory of theatrical dancing. With a chapter on
pantomime. Edited from Carlo Blasis’ Code of Terpsichore, with
the original plates. London. 1888. Plates. **T 95.49

Heberdey, Rudolf, and others.

Das Theater in Ephesos. Bearbeitet von R. Heberdey, G. Niemann,
W. Wilberg. [Wien. Holder. 1912] (3), ii, 230 pp. Illus.
Plates. Plans. Facsimiles. [Osterreichisches archaeologisches
Institut, Vienna. Forschungen in Ephesos. Band 2.]

The preface is written by Emil Reisch. *Cab.30.39.6.2
Hécart, Gabriel Antoine Joseph.

Recherches historiques, bibliographiques, critiques et littéraires, sur
le Théatre de Valenciennes. Paris. Hécart. 1816. x, 184 pp.
Portraits. **T 76.58

Heckel, Emil.
Wacner, W. R. Letters to Emil Heckel: with a brief history of the

Bayreuth festivals. London. 1899. 4049a.65
Hédelin, Francois, Abbé d’Aubignac. See Aubignac, Francois Hédelin,
Abbé da’.

Hedgcock, Frank A.

Un acteur cosmopolite. David Garrick et ses amis francais. Paris.
Hachette & cie. 1911. 283, (1) pp. Portraits. Plate. 4579.240
Bibliographie, pp. 267-273. :

Same. A cosmopolitan actor. David Garrick and his French friends.
New York. Duffield & Co. [1912.] 442 pp. Portraits. Plates.
Manuscript facsimiles. 4545.181
Bibliographie, pp. 430-436.

Hédouin, Pierre.

Mosaique: peintres, musiciens, littérateurs, artistes dramatiques, a
partir du 15¢ siécle jusqu’a nos jours. Paris. Heugel. 1856. (1),
ix, 602 pp. Portrait. **M 371.6

Essays on Talma and Marie Dorval, etc.

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Heilly, Georges d’, pseud. See Poinsot, Antoine Edmond.
Heim, Ludwig, and Georg Buss.

Das Ko6nigliche Opernhaus ftir Berlin. Berlin. Weise & Co. IgIo.

(7), 88 pp. Plan. 4049a.49
Heine, Carl.

Das Schauspiel der deutschen Wanderbihne vor Gottsched. Halle

a. S. Niemeyer. 1889. vii, 92 pp. Tables. 2872.114
Heinzel, Richard.

Beschreibung des geistlichen Schauspiels im deutschen Mittelalter.
Hamburg. Voss. 1898. vii, (1), 354 pp. [Beitrage zur Asthetik.]

. 2873.33

Heitmueller, Franz Ferdinand.

1. Adam Gottfried Uhlich. 11. Hollandische Komédianten in Ham-
burg. (1740 und 1741.) Hamburg. Voss. 1894. x, (1), 123,
(1) pp. [Theatergeschichtliche Forschungen. Band 8.] 6872.49

Hamburgische Dramatiker zur Zeit Gottscheds und ihre Beziehungen
zu ihm. Ein Beitrag zur Geschichte des Theaters und Dramas
im 18. Jahrhundert. Dresden. Pierson. 1891. vi, 102 pp. 2877.121

Heller von Hellwald, Ferdinand.

Geschichte des hollandischen Theaters. Rotterdam. Van Hengel &

Eeltjes. 1874. vi, (1), I50 pp. 2870.11
Hémardinquer, Charles. /

La science au théatre. Etude sur les procédés scientifiques en usage
dans le théatre moderne. Par A. de Vaulabelle et Ch. Hémar-
dinquer. Paris. Paulin & cie. 1908. (3), 201 pp. Illus. Dia-
grams. 6252.71

Henderson, Eliza Easter.

A guide to palmistry. Boston. Arena Publishing Co. 1895. 132 pp.

Illus. Charts. : 5600b.47
Henderson, John.

A catalogue of [his] library. The completest assemblage of English
dramatic authors ever exhibited for sale in this country. Which
will be sold by auction by T. and J. Egerton on the 2oth of
February, 1786. [London. 1786.] (2), 71 pp. ¥*T 66.21
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 1 in **G.315.19.

Letters and poems. With anecdotes of his life by John Ireland.
London: Printed for J. Johnson. 1786. xii, 333, (1) pp. **T.57.158
Other copies are on shelf-numbers **G.3945.8; **K.45.11.

Henderson, John. Works about.

GENUINE narrative, A, of the life and theatrical transactions of Mr.
John Henderson, commonly called the Bath Roscius. London.
1777. **T 96.216

— Same. 3d edition. 1778. ¥*T 56.74

Piton, F. An essay on the character of Hamlet. As performed by
Mr. Henderson, at the Theatre Royal in the Hay-Market. [Anon.]
London. [1777.] No. 4 in **G.3937.11

Hénin de Cuvillers, Etienne Félix, Baron d’.

Des comédiens, et du clergé; suivi de réflexions sur le mandement
de Monseigneur l’archevéque de Rouen. Paris. Dupont. 1825.
x, (1), 427 pp. **T.57.387

Encore des comédiens et du clergé, accompagné d’une notice sur le
ministére francais en 1825; et de quelques réflexions politiques
et religieuses, au sujet des journaux le Constitutionnel et le
Courrier, attaqués par le réquisitoire de M. le procureur-général
Bellart. Paris. Andriveau. 1825. 258, (1) pp. ¥**T 97.14

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Hennequin, Alfred Louis Francois.

The art of playwriting: being a practical treatise on the elements of
dramatic construction, intended for the playwright, the student,
and the dramatic critic. Boston. Houghton Mifflin Co. [190-?]
xxiii, 187 pp. Diagrams. - 6257.381

Hennessy, Roland Burke, editor.

Stace, The. [Weekly.] Vol. 11, no. 1. December 24, 1904. [New

York.] 1904. Illus. Portraits. ¥*T 23.17
Hennin, Michel. ‘

Des théatres et de leur organisation légale. [Anon.] Paris. Merlin.
1819. 55 pp. ¥**T 96.308
Refers to France.

Henning, Archibald.

Nicuotson, R. Nicholson’s Sketches of celebrated characters, and
key to the Judge and Jury Society, Garrick’s Head Hotel, Bow
Street [a picture by Archibald Henning. London. 1844?]. 14 pp.
Plate. **T 55.122

Henriet, Frédéric. :

Monographie du spectateur au théatre. Paris. Latirens. 1892. (3),
117, (1) pp. **T.97.164
Relates to the theatres of Paris.

Henry, David, alleged author.

An essay on the rationality of brutes. See Essay, An, on the ration-
ality of brutes.

Henry Irving Dream, The, of Eugene Aram. [Anon.] See Hood,
Thomas.
Henslowe, Philip.

The diary of Philip Henslowe, from 1591 to 1609. Printed from the
original manuscript preserved at Dulwich College. Edited by J.
Payne Collier. London. The Shakespeare Society. 1845. xxxiv,
290 pp. . 4596.46
Relates to the early English drama and theatre. Other copies are on shelf-
numbers No, 1 in *4596.13; **G.3927.2; **K.157.12.

Same. Henslowe’s Diary. Edited by Walter W. Greg. London.
Bullen. 1904, 08. 2 v. Genealogical charts. Facsimiles.

¥#*G,3927.38
Contents. — 1. Introduction. — Text: Accounts and memoranda illustrating the
external history of the Elizabethan drama, 1592-1609, by Philip Henslow. —
Notes. — Glossary. 2. Commentary: Henslowe’s family and private affairs;

Henslowe and the stage; Plays mentioned in the Diary; Persons mentioned in
the Diary; Tables of reference; Addenda; Corrigenda; Index and glossary.
Henslowe papers, being documents supplementary to Henslowe’s Diary,
edited by Walter W. Greg. London. Bullen. 1907. (10), 187,
(1) pp. : **G.3927.39
Contents. — Muniments: Documents relating to the theatres and Bear Garden,
1546-1662. — Manuscript 1: Alleyn papers. Vol. 1. Letters and papers
relating to the English drama and stage during the life of Edward Alleyn and
to the subsequent history of the Fortune Theatre, 1559-1662. — Manuscript 2:
Alleyn papers. Vol. 2. Letters and papers of Philip Henslowe and Edward
Alleyn, as joint masters of the royal game of bears, bulls and mastiff dogs,
1598-1626, — Manuscript 8: Memorandum-book of Edward Alleyn, 1594-1616.
Notes of the purchase of the Bear Garden, the Fortune Theatre. — Manuscript
11: Miscellaneous notes. —- Manuscript 18: Alleyn papers. Vol. 7. Miscellaneous
papers connected with Edward Alleyn and Dulwich College, 1330-1662. — Docu-
ments not now at Dulwich, 1598-1614. — Dramatic plots, 1592-1602. — Manu-
script of the part of Orlando in Robert Greene’s Orlando furioso, probably
played by Edward Alleyn, 1591. ‘i
Hepworth, Cecil M. .
Animated photography. The A B C of the cinematograph. A
simple and thorough guide to the projection: of living photo-

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Hepworth, Cecil M. (Continued.)
graphs with notes on the production of cinematograph negatives.
London. Hazell, Watson & Viney. 1897. vi, (1), 108 pp. Illus.
[Amateur photographer’s library.] 8039a.96
Heraud, John Abraham, editor.

Butiter, H. Henry Butler’s Theatrical Directory and Dramatic

Almanack. London. 1860. Map. Facsimiles. **'T 98.1093 etc.
Herbert, Sir Henry.

The dramatic records of Sir Henry Herbert, Master of the Revels,
1623-1673. Edited by Joseph Quincy Adams. New Haven. Yale
University Press. 1917. xiii, 155 pp. Portrait. Facsimile. [Cornell
Studies in English. No. 3.] #2552.215

Herbert, Henry.

Coxe, J. A biographical account of Master Herbert, the infant

Roscius! With a brief delineation of his talents, and critiques

on his performances. Scarborough. 1830. No. 1 in **G.3924.17
— A critique on the performance of Master Herbert, the youthful
Roscius. Scarborough. [1830.] : No. 2 in **G.3924.17

Herbert, J. D.

Irish varieties for the last fifty years. Consisting of sketches. of
character... the stage, the bar, the pulpit. London. Joy.
1876. xii, 310 pp. 6576.6

Herbert, J. F. 5

Additions to “the Alleyn papers.” From the originals in the pos-
session of J. F. Herbert. (Jn Shakespeare Society, London.
Papers. Vol. 1, pp. 16-20. London. 1844.) ¥45096.11.1
Anothey copy is on shelf-number **G.3927.37.1.

Héricault, Charles d’, pseud. See Ricault, Charles Joseph de.
Herlosssohn, Georg Carl Reginald, editor.

Allgemeines Theater-Lexikon oder Encyklopadie alles wissens-
werthen fir Bithnenkiinstler, Dilettanten und Theaterfreunde,
unter Mitwirkung der fachkundigsten Schriftsteller Deutschlands
herausgegeben von R. Blum, K. Herlosssohn, H. Marggraff.
Neue Ausgabe. Altenburg. 1846. 7v.in3. Plates. Plan. **T.78.69
Contents.—1. A—Bouilly. 2. Boulanger-Devise. 3. Devrient-Garnitur. 4. Garrick—

Ker. 5. Kette-Niais. 6. Niccolini-Sisyphus. 7. Situation—Zwischenspiel. —
Nachtrage, Zusatze und Berichtigungen.

Herlosssohn, K. See Herlosssohn, Georg Carl Reginald.
Herman, Henry. ,

Catalogue of a portion of [his] dramatic library, which will be sold
by auction by Sotheby, Wilkinson & Hodge, the 23rd day of
January, 1885. [London.] 1885. 27 pp. **T 65,11
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 3 in *6154.55.

Hermann, Ernst.

Das Mannheimer Theater vor hundert Jahren. Mannheim. Bens-

heimer. 1886. 72 pp. **T 77.59
Heroic epistle, An, from cunning little Isaac to the modern Congreve.
[Anon.] London: Printed for R. Faulder. 1781. (1), ii, 7-18 pp.

Refers to Richard Brinsley Sheridan. No. 2 in **G.3820.9
Heroines of the modern stage. Izarn, F. 2249a.71
Herondo, F.

The world’s argument: or, justice and the stage. A dramatic debate.
London. Sedwyn Publishing Co. 1887. 149, (1) pp. *ET 75.20
Herrmann, Alexander.
Buriincame, H. J. Herrmann the magician: his life; his secrets.
Chicago. [1897.] 4448.269; **T 56.296

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Herrmann, Carl,

BuriincaMe, H. J. Herrmann the magician: his life; his secrets.

Chicago. [1897.] Illus. Plates. 4448.269; **T 56.296
Herrmann, Elizabeth Adelaide.

' Histrionics in the dramas of Franz Grillparzer. [Thesis.] (Jn Uni-
versity of California. Publications. Modern philology. Vol. 2,
no. 4, pp. 239-309. Berkeley. 1912.) ¥4481.245.2

Hertford, Francis Ingram Seymour, 2d Marquis of. See Seymour,
Francis Ingram, 2d Marquis of Hertford.
Herts, Alice Minnie.

The Children’s Educational Theatre. With an introduction by
Charles W. Eliot. New York. Harper. 1911. (2), xi, (1), 151 pp.
Portrait. Plates. Autograph facsimile. 5598.186

Hervey, Charles. :

The theatres of Paris, with portraits of eminent living actresses by
Alexandre Lacauchie. Paris. Galignani & Co. 1846. (6), 396,
(3) pp. Portraits. Autograph facsimiles. eT 74.4
Principally composed of biographical’ sketches of actors.

’ Hervieu, Paul, prefacer.

Loxréz, F.A. La Comédie-francaise. Histoire de la maison de Moliére

de 1658 4 1907. Paris. 1907. Illus. Portraits. Plates. *4671.31
Herz, Emil.

Englische Schauspieler und englisches Schauspiel zur Zeit Shake-
speares in Deutschland. Hamburg. Voss. 1903. x, 143, (I) pp.
Maps. [Theatergeschichtliche Forschungen.] 6872.60

Hessem, Louis de, editor.
Bauer, C. Les confessions d’une comédienne. Paris. [1886.] **T.57.316
Hessen, Robert. (Avonianus.) ,
Dramatische Handwerkslehre. Berlin. Walther. 1895. (7), 208 pp.
+*T 46.39
Heulhard, Arthur. See Heulhard, Louis Octave Arthur.
Heulhard, Louis Octave Arthur.

La Foire Saint-Laurent. Son histoire & ses spectacles. Paris. Lemerre.
1878. (3),,a-g, 317, (1) pp. Plates. Plans. Facsimile. **T.96.305

Jean Monnet. Vie et aventures d’un entrepreneur de spectacles au
xvire siécle avec un appendice sur l’Opéra-comique de 1752 4
1758. Paris. Lemerre. 1884. xii, 117 pp. Portrait. Plate. Table.
Another copy is on shelf-number **T.96.2. ¥*T 95.123

Heure, L’, du spectacle. Sarpou, V. ¥*T 97.221
Hewins, Amasa.

Hurcuines, W..E. A description of Hutchings’ grand classical
panorama of the sea and shores of the Mediterranean. Executed
by A. Hewins. Boston. 1848. 6262.35; etc.

— [Manuscripts, programmes, etc., relating to his Grand classical
panorama of the sea and shores of the Mediterranean, executed
by A. Hewins. 1848?] #ET 12.3

Heylli, Georges d’, pseud. See Poinsot, Antoine Edmond.
Heyse, Paul Johann Ludwig. ;

Mein Verhaltniss zum Theater. (/n his Jugenderinnerungen und

Bekenntnisse. Pp. 363-383. Berlin. 1901.) 2845.83
Heywood, Thomas.

An apology for actors. Containing three brief treatises. 1. Their
antiquity. 2. Their ancient dignity. 3. The true use of their
‘quality. London, Printed by Nicholas Okes. 1612. (64) pp.
Relates to the English stage. *4G.177.10

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Heywood, Thomas. (Continued.)
Same. In three books. From the edition of 1612, compared with
that of W. Cartwright. With an introduction and notes. London.
Reprinted for the Shakespeare Society. 1841. (3), xvi, 66 pp.

Facsimile title-page. 4575.17
Other copies are on shelf- numbers No. 2 in 2575.8; No. 2 in **G.3927.6; No. gin
4596.1.

Hiatt, Charles.
Ellen Terry and her impersonations. An appreciation. London.

Bell. 1808. x, 274, (1) pp. Portraits. 2549.149; **1.57.205
Henry Irving. A record and review. London. Bell. 1899. xiv,
282 pp. Illus. Portraits. Plates. 4545-168; **T.57.90

Hibbert, H. G.

Fifty years of a Londoner’s life. With a preface by T. P. O’Connor.
London. Grant Richards, Ltd. 10916. xv, 304 pp. Portraits.
Plates. 5 : 4545-151
Deals specially with theatrical matters.

Hichens, Hal, editor.

American actors and actresses of today — particularly those favorite
to Cleveland, with lists of their principal appearances. [Cleve-
land.] Cleveland Plain Dealer. [1913.] -(3), 6, (1) pp. (99)

portraits. 4349a.289
Prefaced by an article, The golden present, which is a criticism of the American
stage.

Hicks, Edward Seymour. See Hicks, Seymour.

Hicks, John. - 7

Performances in London of Mrs. Siddons and Mr. John Philip
Kemble. Collected from the bills by John Hicks circa 1821.
Manuscript. Unpaged. #*T 52.6

Hicks, Seymour.

Seymour Hicks: twenty-four years of an actor’s life. By himself.

London. Alston Rivers, Ltd. 1910. ix,.(1), 321 pp. Portrait.
4549-161; **T.57.225
Hiffernan, Paul.

Dramatic genius. London: Printed for the author. 1770. viii, 125,
(1) pp. **T.74.9
Book 1 contains a plan for erecting a temple as a memorial to Shakespeare.
Books 2-5 relate to the drama, acting and the theatre. Another copy is on
shelf-number **G.3947.8.

Same. 2d edition. Printed for T. Becket and P. De Hondt. 1772.
220, (2) pp. **T 77,167
Other copies are on shelf-numbers **G.3947.9; No. 2 in **G.3947.10.

The tuner. [Letter 1-]5. [Anon.] London: Printed and sold by
M. Cooper. 1754, 55. 5 v. in I. No. 14 in **G,3824.16
A series of rambling critical letters on English literature, drama, and the stage.
Each letter has a separate title-page and pagination.

Same. Letter 1. 63 pp. **T.96.179
Higgs, Griffin,

An account of The Christmas prince, as it was exhibited in the Uni-
versity of Oxford in the year 1607. Now first published from the
original manuscript. xv, (1), 76 pp. (mn Miscellanea antiqua
Anglicana. London. 1816.) No. 3 in *4512.142
The title of the pamphlet of Higgs is: A true and faithfull relation of the risinge

and fall of Thomas Tvcker, prince of Alba Fortunata, Lord St. Johns, &c., with
all the occurrents which happened through-out his whole domination.

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Hilarius, Justus, pseud. See Schiessler, Sebastian Willibald.

Hill, Aaron, alleged author. The actor: a treatise on the art of playing.
See Hill, Sir John.
Hill, Benson Earle. ~
Playing about; or theatrical anecdotes and adventures, with scenes
of general nature, from the life in England, Scotland, and Ireland.
London. The Author. 1840. 2 v. ¥*T 56.15

Hill, George Handel. (Yankee Hill.)

Scenes from the life of an actor. Compiled from the journals, letters
and memoranda of the late Yankee Hill. New-York. Garrett &
Co. 1853. viii, (5), 246 pp. Portraits. ¥*T 57.186

Hill, George Handel. Works about.

NortHatt, W. K., editor. Life and recollections of Yankee Hill.
“With anecdotes and incidents of his travels. New-York. 1850.
Illus. *°T 57.287

Hill, Siv John.

The actor: a treatise on the art of playing. With theatrical anec-
dotes, critical remarks on plays, and observations on audiences.
[Anon.] London: Printed for R. Griffiths. 1750. (10), 326 pp.
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 1 in **G.3823.6. **T 78.71

Same. A new work, written by the author of the former, and
adapted to the present state of the theatres. London: Printed
for R. Griffiths. 1755. (1), 284, (19) pp. **T 78.40
Other copies are on shelf-numbers **K.37.6; No. 2 in **G.3823.6.

Garrick, ou les acteurs anglois, ouvrage contenant des observations
sur l’art dramatique, sur l’art de la représentation, & le jeu des
acteurs. Avec des notes historiques & critiques, & des anecdotes
sur les différens théatres de Londres & de Paris. Traduit de
Vanglois [par A. F. Sticotti]. A Paris. 1760. **T 58.116
A very free translation, with many additions, of the foregoing work.

-To David Garrick, Esq.; the petition of I. In behalf of herself and
her sisters. [Anon.] London: Printed for M. Cooper. 1759.
16 pp. **T 97.120
Relates to Garrick’s pronunciation of certain vowels. Another copy is on
shelf-number No. 14 in **G.3824.15.

Hill, Sir John. Works about.

Answer, An, to Henry Woodward, comedian. [A mock defense of
Dr. John Hill.] With some occasional remarks on, the Greek
and Roman stage. By the Rt. Hon. the Earl of »*«*«*« [pseud.].
London. 1753. **T. 57.101

Epwarps, S., pseud. A letter to Mr. Woodward, on his triumph over
the Inspector [Dr. John Hill]. London. [1752] **T.57.86; etc.

Essay, An, on the rationality of brutes. With a philosophical com-
parison between Dr. Codgill, Inspector General of Town-Island.
And Mango, the great monkey, Director General of the panto-
mime performers in the Haymarket. London. [1770?]

*€T57.75

Letter, A, to the Hon. author of the new farce, called The rout
[John Hill]. Subjoined, an epistle to Mr. G—-—k, upon that,
and other theatrical subjects. With an appendix; containing some
remarks upon the new-revived play of Antony and Cleopatra.
London. 1750. ¥#*T 97.121; etc.

Lick, A, at ’em all; or, the moderator. Being a candid consideration
of the present controversy between the Inspector [Dr. John Hill]

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Hill, Sir John. Works about. (Continued.)
and his opposers; with reflections on the rise and progress of the
dispute; and advice for the reconciliation of all parties. London.
1753. **T..57.87

Ricu, J. Mr. Rich’s Answer to the many falsities and calumnies
advanced by Mr. John Hill, apothecary, and contained in the
preface to Orpheus, an English opera as he calls it, publish’d the
26th of December last. London. 1739. **T 96.357; etc.

Woopwarp, H. A letter from Henry Woodward, comedian, the
meanest of all characters, to Dr. John Hill, Inspector-General of
Great-Britain, the greatest of all characters. [London.] 1752.

¥**T 96.359; etc.

— A letter to Henry Woodward, comedian, occasion’d by his
letter to the Inspector [Dr. John Hill]. By Simon Partridge
[pseud.], the facetious cobler of Pall Mall. And son to the late
Mr. Partridge, famous for his dispute with Isaac Bickerstaff.
London. [1753.] ¥®T 57.153

Hill, Sty Richard, Baronet.

An address to persons of fashion, containing some particulars relat-
ing to balls: and a few occasional hints concerning play-houses,
card-tables, &c. By a gentleman of the University of Oxford.
4th edition, enlarged. Dublin: Printed for W. Watson. 1761.
86 pp. #*T 76.85

Same. Boston: Printed by W. M‘Alpine. 1767. **H 126.60

Hill, Rowland.

Aphoristic observations proposed to the consideration of the public,
respecting the propriety of admitting theatrical amusements into
country manufacturing towns. London: Printed for J. Mathews.
1790. 87 pp. **T 96.115
In opposition to the theatre. ;

A warning to professors; containing aphoristic observations on the
nature and tendency of public amusements. London. Jones.

1805. viii, 76 pp. No. 5 in **G,3824.9
Principally in opposition to the theatre.
Same. 2d edition, corrected. **T 96.113

Hill, Rowland. Works about.

Dissenters appeal, The, against the attacks of the Rev. Rowland
Hill, in the conclusion of a book, entitled “A warning to -pro-
fessors, containing aphoristic observations on the nature and
tendency of public amusements.” By an Independent. London.
1805. No. 6 in **G,3824.9

Hill, Yankee. See Hill, George Handel.
Hillemacher, Frédéric Désiré.

Galerie historique des portraits des comédiens de la troupe de
Moliére. Avec des détails biographiques succincts. 2e édition.
Lyon. Scheuring. 1869. x, 196, (1) pp. Portraits. **T 56.126 »

Hillemacher, Frédéric Désiré, illustrator.

CHAMBRIERE, Une, en retraite, pseud. Le cirque Franconi. Détails
historiques sur cet établissement hippique et sur ses principaux
écuyers. Avec portraits par Frédéric Hillemacher. Lyon. 1875.

¥**T 96.239

Manne, A. E. D. pe. Galerie historique des comédiens de la troupe
de Talma. Avec des portraits par Frédéric Hillemacher. Lyon.
1866. **T 56.93

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Hillemacher, Frédéric Désiré, illustrator. (Continued.)

Manne, A. E. D. pe, and C. Méneétrier. Galerie historique des
comédiens de la troupe de Nicolet. Avec des portraits gravés a
Veau-forte par Frédéric Hillemacher. Lyon. 1869. ¥**T 56.340

Hilton, ——, actress.
Coxe, J. A critique on the performance of Juliana, in “The honey
: moon,” by Miss Hilton. Scarborough. 1831. No. 4in **G.3924.17
Hinckley, Theodore Ballou, editor.

Drama, The. A quarterly review of dramatic literature. Vol. 1-4.

Chicago. 1911-14. ¥*T 15,07
Hindley, Charles, editor.

GREEN, W. The life and adventures of a cheap Jack. By one of

the fraternity. London. 1876. 2468.37; **T.57.127
Hingston, Edward Peron.

The genial showman. Reminiscences of the life of Artemus Ward
and pictures of a showman’s career in the western world. Lon-
don. Hotten. [1870.] 2 v. Colored plates. 4446.213; **T.57.167

Same. New York. Harper. 1870. 155 pp. Illus. Plates.

4446.294; **T.56.322

The Siddons of modern Italy. Adelaide Ristori, (Marquise Capranica
del Grillo:) a sketch of her life, and twenty words relative to her
genius. with an analysis of the tragedy of “Medea.” London.
Lacy. 1856. v—30 pp. Portrait. ¥**T 56.292

Hingston, Edward Peron, editor.

Browne, C. F. Artemus Ward’s lecture [on the Mormons. Pano-

rama]. London. 1869. Illus. Plates. 4507.31; etc.
Same. Artemus Ward’s panorama. (As exhibited at the

Egyptian Hall, London.) New York. 1869. Illus. Plates.
. 4507.39; **T.97.257; etc.

 

Hinter den Coulissen. FRriepricu, F. ¥*T 87.89
Hints to public speakers. Knox, T. **T 78,51
Hints to speakers and players. Dowson, R. F. 5599.167

Hipkins, Alfred James, and others, editors.
Vienna. Internationale Ausstellung fiir Musik- und Theaterwesen, 1892.
The international exhibition for music and the drama. Edited by
A. J. Hipkins, Morris Steinert and Siegmund Schneider. Vienna.
1894. 82 plates. ¥EBOAO.II4
Hippeau, Célestin.
Le comédien Neuville et Me de Montansier au théatre de Rouen.
Rowen. Cagniard. 1862. 23, (1) pp. #*T 96.3
Hissing.
Ropocanacut, E. P. Le sifflet au théatre. Etude de mceurs et
d’histoire. Conférence faite au Cercle Saint-Simon. Paris. 1896.

2671.171

Histoire anecdotique des théatres de Paris. RAPHANEL, J.. and C. Le-

GRAND. **T 77,127

Histoire anecdotique du théatre. Derscomses, J. C. F. M. #*T 56.128
Histoire curieuse et pittoresque des sorciers, etc. GrraLpo, M. bE.

¥*T 95,83

Histoire de l’Ambigu-comique depuis sa création jusqu’a ce jour.
[Anon.] See Deligny, Eugéne.

Histoire de l’établissement des théatres en France. [Anon.] See Lepan,
Edouard Marie Joseph.

Histoire de l’opéra bouffon. [Anon.] See Contant d’Orville, André
Guillaume.

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Histoire du théatre de Opéra comique. [Anon.] See Jullien, Jean
Auguste.

Histore du théatre de l’opéra en France. [Anon.] See Travenol, Louis,
and Jacques Bernard Durey de Noinville.

Histoire du Théatre francois. [Anon.] See Parfaict, Francois, and
Claude Parfaict.

Histoire, L’, par le théatre. Murer, T. C. **T 48,6

Histoire véritable de Fanchon la vielleuse. [Anon.] See Dubois, Jean*

Baptiste, and Catherine Joseph Ferdinand Girard de Propiac.
Historia histrionica. [Anon.] See Wright, James.
Historical account, An, of Bartholomew Fair; containing a view of its
-origin, and the purposes it was first instituted for. With the
changes it hath undergone in its traffic, amusements, &c. New
edition, with additions. London. Arliss. [1810.] 37 pp. Plate.
**®T 98.27
Historical and succinct account, An, of the late riots at the theatres
of Drury-Lane and, Covent-Garden. Interspersed with the
principal letters and advertisements that have been published on
each side the question. London: Printed for W. Morgan. 1763.
3-39 pp. **T.75.67
History and description of the Opera House or American Academy of
Music, in Philadelphia. Philadelphia. André & Co. [1857.]
20 pp. No. 6 in *4370a.79
History of Commodore Nutt, the smallest man in miniature in the
known world. Now exhibiting at Barnum’s Museum. New

York. 1862. 30 pp. Portrait. **T 58.14
History, The, of court fools. Doran, J. 6248.18; **T..97.82; etc.
History, The, of Jim Crow. Bnrtaos, J. t **T 87.6

History, The, of the Theatre Royal, Dublin, from its foundation in
1821 to the present time. Reprinted, with additions, from
Saunders’ News-letter. Dublin. Ponsonby. 1870. 204, (1) pp.

Contains a brief sketch of the history of theatres in Dublin. ¥*T 78.35
Histrio-mastix. Or, the player whipt. [London.] Printed for Th:
Thorn. 1610. (59) pp. **G,3810.31

This morality in opposition to the theatre has been attributed to John Marston
and to George Peele. It may also be found in Simpson’s The school of Shak-
spere, vol. 2 [6593.5.2; **T.37.200.2].

Same. [London.] 1912. (5) pp. (30) ff. in collotype facsimile.

[The Tudor facsimile texts.] *Q.58.85
Histrio-mastix. PRyNNE, W. : **T77.19; etc.
Histrionade, The. Myre, M., Esgq., pseud. **T 56.190; etc.
Histrionic topography. Brewer, J. N. **'T 96.229; etc.
Histrionicus, Anti-Scriblerus, pseud. See Roberts, John.

Histrions and the histrionic art. Drcumann, G. **T 77.154

Hitchcock, Henry.

RuyminG Dick and the strolling player: being a true account of the
life and death of Richard Nancollas, the alehouse poet; and of a
Portuguese player [Henry Hitchcock], who died in London.
Nottingham. [1805.] No. 1 in **K.27.9

Hitchcock, Robert.

An historical view of the Irish stage to 1788. With theatrical anec-
dotes, and an occasional review of the Irish dramatic authors
and actors. Dublin: Printed by R. Marchbank [& William Folds].
1788, 1794. 2 v. *4578.4; **T.77.183

H——ne, J—n. See Haldane, John.

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Hoagland, Herbert Case. ‘s
How to write a photoplay. New York City. Magazine Maker Pub-
lishing Co. [1912.] 78 pp. 8039.97

Hoare, Rev. Edward.

Hatrorp, J. A reply to a sermon on the dieuenw preached in
Richmond Church by the Rev. Edward Hoare. With brief
observations on the drama. London. 1839. ¥**T 96.106; etc.

Hobson, Frederick. See Leslie, Frederick. :

Hochgreve, Wilhelm.

Die Technik der Aktschliisse im deutschen Drama. Leipzig. Voss.

1914. vi, 82 pp. [Theatergeschichtliche Forschungen.] 6257.390
Hodder, George.

Memories of my time, including personal reminiscences of eminent

men. London. Tinsley. 1870. xx, 420 pp. 4540a.18; **T.56.46
Hodermann, Richard H.

Geschichte des Gothaischen Hoftheaters, 1775-1779. Nach den
Quellen. Hamburg. Voss. 1804. (7), 183, (1) pp. [Theater-
-geschichtliche Forschungen.] 6872.51

Hodgkinson, John.
Sxetcu of the life of the late Mr. Hodgkinson. [Philadelphia. 1810.]
**T 56.148
Hodson, James Shirley.

Private theatricals: being a practical guide for the home stage. By
‘an old stager. With pictorial suggestions for scenes, after de-
signs by Shirley Hodson. London. Allen & Co. 1881. viii, 118

pp. Colored plates. Facsimile. 6003.53; **T.97.193
The preface is signed J. S. H.

‘Hodson, Shirley. See Hodson, James Shirley.
Hoeber, Arthur, editor. \

Ga.tery of players. [Quarterly.] No. 1-9, 11. From The Illus-
trated American. New York. 1894[-07]. 10 parts in 1 v. Por-
traits. *€T 52.9

Hoefer, Conrad.

Weimarische Theaterveranstaltungen zur Zeit des Herzogs Wilhelm

Ernst. Weimar. , Druck der Hof-Buchdruckerei. 1914. 18 pp.
**T 74.22
Hoepken, Julius Wilhelm Bétaz.

De theatro Attico saecvli a. Chr. qvinti. Dissertatio philologa in
Universitate Fridericia Gvilelmia Rhenana. Bonnae. Georg.
[1884.] 31, (5) pp. Plan. 4097.31

Hoffmann, Ernst Theodor Wilhelm.

Seltsame Leiden eines Theater-Direktors. Aus mtindlicher Tradition

mitgetheilt vom Verfasser der Fantasiestticke in Callots Manier.

Berlin. Maurer. 1819. vi, 250 pp. ¥*T 78.37
The Vorwort is signed E. T. A. Hoffmann.
Hoffmann, Professor, pseud. See Lewis, Angelo John. ‘

Hoffsten, Ernest Godfrey.

The floating island, by William Strode, together with an account of
the life of the aathor, and a review of the university drama in
England, chiefly after the year 1600. Thesis, University of
Pennsylvania. [St. Louis. Gottschalk Printing Co. 1908.] 31 pp.
Bibliography, pp. 29-31. 2552.181

Hogarth, Janet E., translator.

Fiton, P. M. A. The modern French drama. Seven essays: Lon-

don, 1898. Z 4676.86; **T.47.37

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Hogarth, William.

DaniEt, G. Garrick in the green room! A biographical and critical
analysis of a picture, painted by William Hogarth. London.
1829. Plate. No. 15 in **G.3823.15

Hogg, James.

On the ventilation of public buildings. (mn Elliot, W. G. Ventila-
tion of the Madison Square Theatre. Pp. 5-19. New York. 1880.
Plate.) ; 8098.6

Holbein, Franz Ignaz von, Edler von Holbeinsberg.

Deutsches Biihnenwesen. Ein Handbuch fir Alle, welche auf irgend
eine Weise mit dem Theater in Beziehung stehen, oder sich auch
nur fiir das Innere desselben interessiren. Theil 1. Wien. Gerold.
1853. 188 pp. **T 96.227
Contains an account of Holbein’s work as director of Vienna theatres.

Holbrook, Ann Catherine.

The dramatist; or, memoirs of the stage. With the life of the
authoress and anecdotes. Birmingham. Martin & Hunter. 1809.
68, (4) pp. ¥**T 56.311

Holcroft, Thomas.

Memoirs. Continued to the time of his death from his diary, notes,
and other papers. London. Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, &
Brown. 1816. 3 v. 6549a.132
Relates, in part, to the London theatres. Edited by William Hazlitt.

Same. London. Longman, Brown, Green, & Longmans. 1852. 315,
(1) pp. [Travellers’ library.] 6549a.134; **T.58.7

Holcroft, Thomas, editor.

THEATRICAL Recorder, The. Vol. 1, 2. London. 1805, 06. 2 v..

Portraits. Plates. ¥*T 26.51
Helden, John Watkins.

A wizard’s wanderings from China to Peru. London. Dean. 1886.

v-xvi, 170 pp. Illus. Portrait. **T. 57.357
Holden, Luther Loud.
[Diary of plays, concerts, exhibitions.and entertainments held in
Boston during the years 1879 and 1880.] Manuscript. 2 v.
**T77,1
Holff, Cornélius, pseud. See Villedeuil, Charles, Comte de.
Holland, George.

Morreti, T. H. Holland memorial. Sketch of the life of George
Holland, the veteran comedian, with dramatic reminiscences,
anecdotes, etc. New York. 1871. Portrait. **T 53.19

Report of the Holland benefit testimonial fund, by Theodore Moss
and J. H. Magonigle, treasurers. New York. 1871. ¥*'T 57.377

Holland, Henry Scott, and William Smyth Rockstro.

* A memoir of Madame Jenny Lind-Goldschmidt, her early art-life
and dramatic career, 1820-1851. From original documents, letters,
MS. diaries, etc., collected by Mr. Otto Goldschmidt. London.
Murray. 1891. 2 vy. Portraits. 8045.104; **M.134.6

Same. Jenny Lind the artist, 1820-1851. A memoir. New and
abridged edition. London. Murray. 1893. xix, 474 pp. Illus.
Facsimiles. Portraits. 8045-129

Holland. Theatres. See Netherlands. Theatres.

Holland memorial. [Anon.] See Morrell, Thomas H.

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Holles, Thomas Pelham-, 2d Duke of Newcastle.

StatE, The, of the case, between the Lord Chamberlain of His
Majesty’s houshold, and Sir Richard Steele, as represented by
that knight. Restated, in vindication of King George, and the
most noble the Duke of Newcastle. With a-true copy of King
Charles’s patent, to Sir William Davenant, for erecting a play-
house, &c. [An answer to the following work.] London. 1720.

**T..97.341; etc.

Sree.s, Sir R. The state of the case between the Lord-Chamberlain
of His Majesty’s houshold, and the Governor of the Royal Com-
pany of Comedians. With the opinions of Pemberton, Northey,
and Parker, concerning the theatre. London. 1720. Portrait.

‘ No. 2 in **G.3823.9; etc.

Hollingshead, John.

Footlights. [Stories, essays, and sketches relating principally to
the London theatres.] London. Chapman & Hall, Ltd. 1883.
xiv, 335 pp. 2553-595 **T.97.158

Gaiety chronicles. Westminster. Constable & Co. 1808. xvi, 403
pp. Illus. Portraits. Plates. Autograph facsimiles. **T.76.11

My lifetime. London. Sampson Low, Marston & Co., Ltd. 1895.
2v. Portrait. Autograph facsimile. ¥*T 57.174

Same. 2d edition. 2548.148

im Relates, in part, to the London theatres.

Plain English. London. Chatto & Windus. 1880. vi, (1), 191 pp.
Relates principally to the London theatres. | **T 77,66

Theatres. Illus. Portraits. Plate. (Jn Besant, Sir Walter. Lon-
don in the nineteenth century. Pp. 193-215. London. 1909.)

*2491.161

Holloway, Laura Carter.

Adelaide Neilson: a souvenir. New York. Funk & Wagnalls. 1885.
58 pp. Portraits. Plate. 2550b.563.**T.57.457

Holman, Joseph George.

A statement of the differences subsisting between the proprietors
and performers of the Theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden. Given in
the correspondence that has passed between them. By John
Johnstone, Joseph George Holman, Alexander Pope, Charles
Incledon, Jos. S. Munden, John Fawcett, Thomas Knight, Henry
Erskine Johnston. London: Printed by J. Davis for W. Miller.
1800. vii, 60, 3 pp. ¥*T 77.10
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 2 in **G.3824.3.

Holocaust, The, at the Brooklyn Theatre. With interment and memorial
services, and official list of the dead and missing. Brooklyn:
Daily Argus Office. 1876. 32 pp. No. 15 in *4477.52

Holtei, Carl Eduard von.

Vierzig Jahre. Neu herausgegeben und durchgesehen von Max
Grube. 4. Auflage. Breslau. Trewendt. 1898 2v. **T.57.226
An autobiography.

Home, John.

‘Hatpang, J. The players scourge: or a detection of the ranting
prophanity and regnant impiety of stage plays, and their wicked
encouragers and frequenters; and especially against the nine
prophane pagan priests, falsely called ministers of the Gospel,
who countenanced the thrice cursed tragedy called Douglas.
[Anon. Edinburgh. 1757.] ¥#T,, 96.80

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Home, John, (Continued.)

Letrer, A, to the Reverend, the Moderator and members of the
Presbytery of Haddingtoun [containing an attack on the stage
and on John Home for writing a play]. Edinburgh. 1757.

**'T. 96.79

Story, The, of the tragedy of Agis. With observations on the play,

the performance, and the reception. London. 1758. **T.96.83
Homme, L’, a la poupée, pseud. See Dewaeghenaére, Valentin.
Homme, Un, qui paie sa place, pseud.

Deux cétés, Les, du rideau de tole. (Second théatre-francais.) Par

un homme qui paie sa place. Paris. 1821. No. 14 in **G,3562.1
Hone, William.

Ancient mysteries described, especially the English miracle plays,
founded on Apocryphal New Testament story, extant among the
unpublished manuscripts in the British Museum; including
tiotices of ecclesiastical shows, the festivals of fools and asses —
the english boy-bishop—the descent into hell— the Lord Mayor’s
show —the Guildhall Giants — Christmas carols, &c. London.
Hone. 1823. (1), 200 pp. Illus. Plates. 2575.24; **T.45.8
Another copy is on shelf-number **G.3954.7.

Honey, Laura Bell. -

Awnnats, The, of the green room, and biography of the stage! Com-
prising the lives of the most eminent London performers. [Part
I.], Memoirs of Mrs. Honey. London. [1842.] Colored por-
trait. No. 4 in **K748.16

Memoirs of Mrs. C. M. late Mad. V. of the Royal Olympic Theatre.’

Added, the extraordinary and secret amours of Mrs. Honey.
London. [183-?] 8 pp. Colored plate. No. 4 in **G,3822.4.2
Hood, Thomas.

The Henry Irving Dream of Eugene Aram. [Anon. Illustrated] By
F. Drummond Niblett. [London.] The Leadenhall Press. [1887.]
(24) pp. **°T.95.54
The illustrations are burlesques.

Hook, Theodore Edward.

Bon-mots of Samuel Foote and Theodore Hook. Edited by Walter
Jerrold. With grotesques by Aubrey Beardsley. London. Dent
& Co. 1894. (1), 192 pp. Illus. Plates. Portraits. Autograph
facsimile. 4559a.125

Hook, Theodore Edward, editor.

Ketty, M. Reminiscences of Michael Kelly, of the King’s Theatre,
and Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, including a period of nearly
half a century. London. 1826. 2 v. *4557.1; etc.

Laritrz, J. B. P. The French stage and the French people, as illus-
trated in the Memoirs of M. Fleury. London. 1841. 2 v.

**T 57.103; etc.
Hoole, John.

A monody; to the memory of Mrs. Margaret Woffington. [Verse.
‘Anon.] London: Printed for the Author. 1760. (1), 17 pp.
Attributed by Halkett and Laing to John Hoole. No. 7 in **G,3820.9

Hoops, Johannes, editor. ‘

ENGLiscHE StTupIEN. Organ fiir englische Philologie. Band 1-48.

Leipzig [etc.]. 1877-1915. 48 v. in 4o. *2487.62
Hooton, Robert Treat.

Life and frolics of Major Stevens, the wonderful dwarf. Boston.

The Author. 1832. 28 pp. **8T 55.127

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Hopkins, Arthur.
How’s your second act? With a foreword by ecuees Jean Nathan

New York. Philip Goodman Co. [1918.] 65 pp. 6257.308
On the production of plays.

Hopwood, Henry V.

Living pictures: their history, photo-production and practical work-
ing. With a digest of British patents and annotated bibliography.
London. Optician & Photographic Trades Review. 1899. v-—xii,
275, (1) pp. Illus. Plates. Diagrams. 8039a.98
Bibliography, pp. 254-265. ;

Hornblow, Arthur.

Training for the stage. Some hints for those about to choose the
player’s career. With a foreword by David Belasco. Philadelphia.
J. B. Lippincott Co. [1916.] 192, (1) pp. Portraits. Plates.
Facsimiles. 5597-250

Hornblow, Arthur, editor.

THEATRE, The. [Monthly.] Vol. 1-18. New York. 1901-13. 18 v.

in 17. Illus. Portraits. Plates. ¥*T 22.1
Horne, Richard Hengist, editor.

Was Hamlet mad? Being a series of critiques on the acting of the
late Walter Montgomery: written in Melbourne in 1867, by Archi-
bald Michie, J. E. Neild, R. H. Horne [etc.]. Edited by R. H.
Horne. London. Lacy. [1871.] 48 pp. 4598.105

Horton, William E.

About stage folk. Detroit, Mich. Free Press Printing Co. 1902.
160 pp. ‘Portraits, Autograph facsimile. ¥*T 58,21
Refers to the United States only.

Hosmer, James Kendall.

The new wrinkle at Sweetbrier; or, the drama in colleges. [Boston.

1872.] 15 pp. 4498.107
Hostein, Hippolyte. See Hostein, Jules Jean Baptiste Hippolyte.
Hostein, Jules Jean Baptiste Hippolyte.

Historiettes et souvenirs d’un homme de théatre. Paris. Dentu.
1878. vi, 328 pp. ¥**T 57.305
On the Paris theatres.

La liberté des théatres. Paris. Librairie des auteurs. 1867. 187 pp.
Refers to French theatres. **T 75.7

Hotten, John Camden, prefacer.

Sata, G. A. H. Robson: a sketch. [With prefatory article: The late

Frederick Robson.] London. 1864. **T 58.97
Houdin, Robert. See Robert-Houdin, Jean Eugéne. :
Houdini, Harry.

The unmasking of Robert-Houdin. New York. The Publishers
Printing Co. 1908. 319, v, 321-333 pp. Portraits. Plates. Facsimiles.
Contains reminiscences of well-known conjurers. 4006.219; **T.96.371

Houdini, Harry. Works about.

Oscoop, W. Life, history and handcuff secrets of Houdini. [New ’

York? 190-?] Illus. Portraits. Plates. **T 56.114
. Houlton, Robert.

A review of the musical drama of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane,
for the years 1797-98-99 & 1800. Addressed to the proprietors
of the theatre. London. Abraham. 1801. 79, (1) pp.

Another copy is on shelf-number No. 5 in**G.3824. 13. No. 4 in 4kM.134.10
Hounau, Joachim. (Georges Bell.)

Mile Person (Béatrix). Paris. Bourguet. 1854. 16, pp. [Etudes

contemporaines. Le monde dramatique.] **T 95.65

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Hours with the players. Coox, E. D. 2476.65; **T.57.13
House, A, for Shakspere. Wzuzson, W. **T 96.188; etc.
Houssaye, Arséne.

Behind the scenes of the Comédie francaise and other recollections.
Translated and edited, with notes, by Albert, D. Vandam. Lon-
don. Chapman & Hall, Ltd., 1889. viii, 543 pp. 2671.103; **T.75.71

La Comédie francaise, 1680-1880. [Paris.] Baschet. 1880. 174 pp.
Illus. Portraits. Plates. Map. Facsimiles. **Cab.26.29.4
Contains thirty-one photogravure portraits of actors and actresses.

Les comédiennes d’autrefois. Bruxelles. Kiessling, Schnée-& compie
[& Lebégue]. 1855. 2v.in 1. [Collection Hetzel.] **T 59.48
Contents. — 1. Mile de Champmeslé. — Mlle de Camargo. — Mlle de hines —_
Mme Favart. — Mlle Clairon. — Sophie Arnould. — Mlle Lecouvreur. «. Une
demoiselle d’Opéra, — Mlle Gaussin. — Promenade au Palais-Royal. — Mme
Vadé. Mille Vadé. — Mile Guimard. — La marquise et la comédienne. — Mlles
Fel, Manon le Cler, et Miré. — Mme Moliére.

Les comédiennes de Moliére. Paris. Dentu. 1879. (3), 179, (6) pp.
Portraits. 4645.54; **T.56.68
Contents. — Madeleiné de Béjart. — Mlle de Brie. — La Du Parc. — Geneviéve
Béjart. — Mlle Du Croisy. — Mlle de La Grange. — La Beauval. — Mlle
Beaupré. — La servante de Moliére. — Mlle de La Thorilliére. — Mlle Brécourt,
Mile Beaubourg, Mlle Barrillionet.

Galerie de portraits du dix-huitiéme siécle. 5e édition diminuée et
augmentée. Ie, 2e série. Paris. Lecou. 1854. 2 v. 2670.8
Contents. — 1. Poétes et philosophes: Dufresny; Fontenelle; L’abbé Prévost;
Piron; Voltaire; Florian; Le Chevalier de La Clos; Rivarol; Diderot; Grimm;
Crébillon le gai. — La cour et le théatre. Louis XV.; Mademoiselle de Camargo;
Sophie Arnould; Monsieur et Madame Favart; Les poétes de Madame de
Pompadour; Marie Antoinette. 2. Poétes et philosophes: Marivaux; Le Marquis
de Sainte-Aulaire; Crébillon le tragique; La jeunesse de Jean-Jacques; Houdard
de La Motte; Buffon; Vadé; D’Alembert; Collé; André Chénier; Chamfort. —
Peintres et musiciens: Watteau; Grétry. — La cour et le thédtre: Madame de
Pompadour; Boufflers; Une déesse d’opéra; Montcrif; Trois pages de la vie de
Dancourt; Dhéle; Une promenade au Palais-royal.

Princesses de comédie et déesses d’opéra. Paris. Plon. 1860. (3),
vi, (1), 452 pp. Plate. [C£uvres. 5.] 4693.1.5; **T.56.320
On French actresses and singers. Another copy is on shelf-number **T.56.110.

Houssaye, Arséne, prefacer.

CoLomBiER, M. Le voyage de Sarah Bernhardt en Amérique. Paris.

[1881.] Portraits. 2363.82; **T.57.380
Housset, Arséne. See Houssaye, Arséne.
Houville, Gérard d’, pseud. See Régnier, Marie Louise de.

How to advertise a play. See Johnson, F. G. The press-agents hand-

book.
How to become a ventriloquist. Barter, J. 4009.202
How to get on the stage, and how to succeed there. Wacner, L.
*2570.157
How to “make-up.” Haresroot and Rouge, pseud. **T 77.166; etc.
How to produce children’s plays. Mackay, C. D. 6257.105
How to see a play. Burton, R. E. 6257.85
How to write a good play. Arcuer, F. 6257.3733; **1T.47.46
How to write a photoplay. Hoactanp, H.C. - 8039a.97
How to write for the “movies.” Parsons, L. O. 8039a.70

How we managed our private theatricals; or, a guide to the amateur
stage. Added, Penelope Anne, a roaring farce, for home per-
formance. New York. Happy Hours Co. [1872.] 58 pp. Illus.
Diagrams. 4409b.127

How’s your second act? Hopxins, A. 6257.308

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Howard, Bronson.

The autobiography of a play. With an introduction by Augustus
Thomas. New York. 1914. (5), 53, (1) pp. [Columbia Univer-
sity. Dramatic Museum.] ¥**T 46.60.2

Howard, Bronson, and others.

Petition to the Senate and House of Representatives of the United
States, for the amendment of the copyright law, relating to the
fraudulent production of plays. From the dramatists, theatrical
managers and other members of the dramatic profession of the
United States. [New York. 1891.] 28pp. [American Dramatists
Club.] : **T 97.360
Signed by Bronson Howard and 2355 others.

Howard, Bronson. Works about.

In MEMORIAM Bronson Howard, 1842-1908, founder and president of
the American Dramatists Club. Addresses delivered at the
memorial meeting, October 18, 1908, at the Lyceum Theatre, New
York. With a brief biography and other appreciations and records
of his dramatic works, including a list of his plays with the
original casts. New York. I910. 130, (1) pp. Portraits. Auto-
graph facsimile. 4445.472; **T.55.90

Howard, Cecil, editor.

Brancuarp, E. L. L. The life and reminiscences of E. L. Blanchard,
with notes from the diary of Wm. Blanchard. By Clement Scott
and Cecil Howard. London. 1891. 2v. Portraits. **T 56.218

Dramatic Notes. A year-book of the stage. 1879, 1880/81-84/85,
89-92. London. 1879-92. 8 v.in 5. Illus. Portraits. **T.26.38

Howard, Frederick, 5th Earl of Carlisle.

Thoughts upon the present condition of the stage, and upon the con-
struction of a new theatre. [Anon.] London. Clarke. 1808. 43 pp.
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 11 in **G,3823.15. No. 3 in **G.3824.3

Same. New edition, with additions. 1809. (1), 59 pp. ¥**T 96.340

Howard de Walden, Frederick George Ellis, Baron, prefacer.

AnceLo, H. The reminiscences of Henry Angelo. With an intro-
duction by Lord Howard de Walden, and notes and memoir by
H. Lavers Smith. Illustrated from originals in the collection of
Joseph Gregs. Philadelphia. 1904. 2v. Portraits. Plates. *2541.144

Howe, Percival P.

Dramatic portraits. New York. Kennerley. 1913. 264 Pp. 4579. a46
Contents. — Arthur Pinero. — Henry Arthur Jones. —- Oscar Wilde. — J. M
Barrie. — Bernard Shaw. — St. John Hankin. — Granville Dees —_ Hubert
Henry Davies. — John Galsworthy.

Considers especially the presentation of the plays of these dramatists. Chron-
ology of plays and bibliography, pp. 257-264.

The Repertory theatre. A record & a criticism. New York. Ken-
nerley. IQII. 242 pp. 6252.87
Relates also to the principal repertory theatres of Great Britain, and to the
New Theatre, New York City.

Howe, Thomas Burdett.

A cosmopolitan actor. By J. B. Howe [sic]. His adventures all
over the world. London. Bedford Publishing Co. [1888.] 242
pp. Portrait. | **T 97.277
Another copy is on shelf-number **T.97.286.

Howells, William Dean.
The story of a play. A novel. London. Harper. 1898. (2), 312 pp.
**T 87.73
Howells, William Dean, editor.
Gotzon1, C. Memoirs of Carlo Goldoni. Boston. 1877.  2749a.72

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Huart, Louis.
Mémoires de Rigolboche. [Anon. Par Ernest Blum et Louis Huart.]

5¢ édition. Paris. 1860. (3), 188 pp. Portraits. ¥*T 99.25
Hub Theatre Bulletin. Published weekly. Vol. 5. 1897/98. Boston.
1897, 98. Plans. **T 01,2

Hubert, Eugéne, and Christian de Trogoff.
Les actrices de Paris. Quatrains. Paris. Lachaud. 1872. 5-86, (1)
Pp. **T.57.427
Hubert, Philip Gengembre.
The stage as a career. A sketch of the actor’s life; its requirements,
hardships, and rewards. New York. Putnam. 1900. vii, 192 pp.
2576.159; **T.77.123
Hudson, J. W., editor.
Lyre, The; a musical and theatrical register. Vol. 1, 2. [London.]
1841. 2v. Portraits. #*M.122,21
Huebner, Gotthard.
Theatergeschichtliche Feuilletons. Leipzig. Wolfert. 1875. (3),

256 pp. ¥**T 76.105
Same. Beitrege zur Geschichte des modernen Theaters. 1877.
¥**T 76.104

Huebsch, Heinrich.

Entwurf zu einem Theater mit eiserner Dachriistung. Frankfurt a.

M. Wesche. 1825. (3), 28 pp. Diagrams. . Plans. #*8090.160
Huelsen, Botho von.

ScHLENTHER, P. Botho von Hilsen und seine Leute. Eine Jubilaums-

kritik iiber das Berliner Hofschauspiel. Berlin. 1883. **T.76.192
Hugalde y Para, Manuel Garcia de Villanueva.

Origen, épocas y progresos del teatro espafiol: discurso histérico.
Al que acompafia un resumen de los expectaculos, fiestas y recrea-
tiones, que desde la mas remota antigtiedad se usaron entre las
naciones mas célebres: y un compendio de la historia-general de
los teatros hasta la era presente. Madrid. Gabriel de Sancha.

1802. (10), xxx, 342 pp. Plates. **1T),176.5
Another copy is on shelf-number **D.174.6.

Hughes, H. H., translator.
Sarcey, F. A theory of the theatre. With an introduction [and
notes] by Brander Matthews. New York. 1916. **T ,46.62.4
Hughes, Samuel Carlyle.
The pre-Victorian drama in Dublin. Dublin. Hodges, Figgis & Co.
1904. (3), viii, (1), 179 pp. 4576.189
Hugo, Abel. See Hugo, Juste Abel.
Hugo, Juste Abel. .
Traité du mélodrame, par Mm. A! A! A! [pseud. de Armand Mali-
tourne, Juste Abel Hugo et Jean Joseph Ader]. Paris. Delaunay.
1817. viij, 79, (1) pp. ; **T 96.307
Hugo, Victor Marie, Comte.
Vatter, J. La premiére de Le roi s’amuse. 22 novembre 1832. Paris.
i882. Portraits. Plates. **T 57.168
Hugon, Cécile, translator.
CreizenacH, W. M. A. The English drama in the age of Shakespeare.
Philadelphia. [1916.] Plates. 4574.185
Hugot, Eugéne.
Histoire littéraire, critique et anecdotique du Théatre du Palais-
Royal, 1784-1884. Paris. Ollendorff. 1886. (3), 308 pp.
**T.77.149
Same. 2e édition. : 2670.76

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Hugounet, Paul. ;

Mimes et pierrots. Notes et documents inédits pour servir a l’his-
toire de la pantomime. Paris. Fischbacher. 1889. 262 pp. Plate.
: *#*T.95.135

Hulfish, David Sherrill. .
Cyclopedia of motion-picture work: a general reference work on
the optical lantern, motion head, specific projecting machines,
color motography. Chicago. American Technical Society. 1911.

2v. Ilus. Plates. Plans. 8037.202
The motion picture: its making and its theatre. Chicago. Electricity
Magazine Corporation. 1909. 144 pp. IIlus. 8039a.56

Motion-picture work: a general treatise on, picture taking, picture
making, photo-plays, and theater management and operation.
Chicago. American School of Correspondence. 1913. 2 v. in I.
Illus. Plates. Plans. ‘ 8037.201

Hum, Humphrey, Esq., pseud.

Management, a dramatic satire. Illustrated with notes, &c., by
Paulus Purgantius Pedasculus [pseud.]. With an original ‘essay
on the science of humbugging, from the unpublished M.S. of the
late George Alexander Stevens. [London.] Holt. [1826.] 20 pp.
Colored plate. **T 96.181
Relates to the London theatres.

Humbert, Eugéne.

CuHarNEux, A., editor. Un procés de presse 4 propos du théatre.
[Affaire Judic & Humbert, directeur de l’Alcazar de Bruxelles.
contre L’Ami de l’ordre.] Namur. 1878. 128 pp. ¥*T 77.234

Hume, Sophia.

A short appeal to men and women of reason; distinguished by titles
of worldly honour; or by riches exclusive of titles; who may be
walking according to the course of this evil world, living in the
pleasures thereof, and frequenting theatres, balls, &c. By S. H.
‘Bristol: Printed by E. Farley. 1765. 35, (1) pp. ¥**T 96.54

Humphreys, R.

The memoirs of J. Decastro, comedian, anecdotes, an analysis of the
life of the late Philip Astley, history of the Royal Circus, now
the Surrey Theatre; and an historical sketch of.Sadler’s Wells;
scarce theatrical advertisements. Added, the origin of poetry; a
chapter on Bent’s, &c. Edited by R. Humphreys. London. Sher-
wood, Jones & Co. 1824. xx, 279, (1) pp. Portrait. Manuscript
facsimiles. , ¥*T 57.295,

Hunnis, William.

Stopes, C. C. William Hunnis and the revels of the Chapel Royal.
A study of his period and the influences which affected Shake-
speare, Louvain. Igi0. 2553.139

Hunt, Barnpton, editor.

Green Room Book, The, or, Who’s who on the stage. New York

[& London. 1906-09]. 4 v. Portraits. ¥*T 27.15
Hunt, Elizabeth R.

The play of to-day. Studies in play-structure for the student and
the theatre-goer. New York. John Lane Co. 1913. 219 pp.
The illustrations are drawn from the drama of recent years. 6257.64

Hunt, H. Ernest. :

Werve control: the cure of nervousness and stage-fright. Phila-

delphia. McKay. [1915.] vii, 127 pp. 5609.125

On the beneficial effects of auto-suggestion.

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Hunt, James Henry Leigh.

Critical essays on the performers of the London theatres, including
general observations on the practise and genius of the stage. By
the author of the theatrical criticisms in the weekly paper called The
News. London. Hunt. 1807. xiv, (2), 220, (1), 58, (1), xvii, (1) pp.
Another copy is on shelf-number **G.3926.14. **T 58.96

Hunt, James Henry Leigh, editor.

Companion, The. [Weekly.] No. 1-29. Jan. 9-July 23, 1828. Lon-

don. 1828. *A.4360.7
Hunt, James Henry Leigh. Works about.

Poort, J. Two papers: a theatrical critique, and an essay (being
No. 999 of The pretender) on sonnet-writing, and sonnet-writers
in general, including a sonnet on myself; attributed to the editor
of The Ex-m-n-r. [A satirical attack on Leigh Hunt.] London.
1810. . **T 55.71; etc.

Hunt, Leigh. See Hunt, James Henry Leigh.
Hunt, Leigh H., translator.
Cotompier, M. The memoirs of Sarah Barnum. New York. [1884.]
**T..97.259
Hunter, Alexander, and Joseph H. Polkinhorn.

New National Theater, Washington, D. C. A record of fifty years.

Washington. Polkinhorn. 1885. 1o1 pp. Illus. Portrait. Plate.
*43794.134
Hunter, Robert E.

Shakespeare and Stratford-upon-Avon, comprising the salient facts
and traditions connected with the poet and his birthplace; to-
gether with a full record of the Tercentenary celebration. Lon-
don. Whittaker & Co. 1864. vii, 246 pp. Plates. Plan.

Other copies are on shelf-numbers **G.3943.31 and **G.3943.32. ¥*T 57.279
Huntington, Agnes.

Miss Agnes Huntington. London press notices on her operatic perform-

ances in “Paul Jones.” London. Johnson. 1890. 85 pp. **T.96.234
Huret, Jules.

Loges et coulisses. Paris. Editions de la Revue blanche. 1001.
(4), 444 pp. : **T 77.71
Articles relating to actors, French drama and the theatres of Paris.

Sarah Bernhardt. Préface de Edmond Rostand. Paris. Juven.
[1899.] 106 pp. Illus. Portraits. Facsimile. [Acteurs et actrices
d’aujourd’hui.] ¥*T 53.10

Same. With a preface by Edmond Rostand. Translated from the
French by G. A. Raper. London. Chapman & Hall, Ltd. 1899. xvi,
192 pp. Illus. Portraits. Plates. Facsimile. 2647.170; **T.56.283

Le Théatre national de l’?Opéra comique. Avec la collaboration
artistique de F.-G. Dumas. Premiére édition. Paris. Société de
Publications d’Art. [1898.] 64, (10) pp. Illus. Portraits. Plates.

. 4092.78; **M.375.26
Husk, William Henry, editor. .

Templeton & Malibran. Reminiscences, with original letters &

anecdotes. London. Reeves. [1880.] xii, 3-50 pp. Portraits.
4057.39; **M.149.29
Hutchings, William E.

A description of Hutchings’ grand classical panorama of the sea
and shores of the Mediterranean. Executed by A. Hewins. Bos-
ton. Rand & Co. 1848. 48 pp. No, 7 in *6262,61

Same. Damrell & Moore. 6262.35

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Hutchings, William E. (Continued.) '
[Manuscripts, programmes, etc., relating to his Grand classical
panorama of the sea and shores of the Mediterranean, executed
by A. Hewins.] Unpaged. ¥*T 12.3
Hutchinson, Arthur, prefacer.
Bucktey, R. R. The Shakespeare revival and the Stratford-upon-
Avon movement. London. to11. Portraits. Plates. Maps.
4598.50
Hutton, Laurence.
Curiosities of the American stage. New York. Harper. 1801. xv,

347 pp. Portraits. Facsimile. 4402.128; **T.76.83
Edwin Booth. New York. Harper. 1893. (3), 59 pp. Portraits.
Manuscript facsimile. 2349a.102; **T.59.41
Plays and players. New York. Hurd & Houghton. 1875. vii, 276

pp. 2405.59; **T.76.56
Relates principally to the New York theatres.
Hutton, Laurence, editor.

Actors and actresses of Great Britain and the United States from
the days of David Garrick to the present time. Edited by Brander
Matthews and Laurence Hutton. New York. [1886.] 5 v.

2244.72; **T.52.10

AMERICAN actor series. For the separate volumes of this series see
American actor series.

BernarpD, J. Retrospections of America, 1797-1811. Editetl from
the manuscript by Mrs. Bayle Bernard. With an introduction,
notes, and index by Laurence Hutton and Brander Matthews.
New York. 1887. Portraits. Plate. 4247.76; **T 57.211

Openine addresses. New-York. 1887. Colored plate. **T. 95.3

Portroxio, A, of players [Augustin Daly’s company]. With a packet
of notes thereon by H. C. Bunner, E. A. Dithmar, Laurence
Hutton, Brander Matthews and William Winter. New York.
1888. Portraits. Plates. **T 52.12

Hutton, Laurence, and William Carey, editors.

Occasional addresses. New-York. 1890. xvii, 138 pp. Plate. [Dun-

lap Society. Publications. No. 12.] **T 95.10

A collection of prologues, epilogues and other poetical addresses delivered in
various American theatres.

I. H., pseud. See Haldane, John.
Ibels, Albert André.
Les cirques. Vers d’André Ibels. Illus. Plates. (Jn Les demi-
cabots. Pp. 149-198. Paris. 1896.) #*T 97.230
Ibels, André. See Ibels, Albert André.
Ibsen, Henrik Johan.
Brown, A. A., compiler. Magazine articles. Ibsen. Vol. 1. [Boston.

1906.] Illus. Portraits. #*T 15.3
Jz«cer, H. B. Henrik Ibsen. 1828-1888. Et literzrt livsbillede.
K¢benhavn. 1888. Illus. Portraits. Plates. . 4909c.69
——- Same. The life of Henrik Ibsen. Translated by Clara Bell.
London. 1890. 2856.76; **T.57.121

— Same. Henrik Ibsen. 1828-1888. A critical biography. From
the Norwegian by William Morton Payne. Chicago. 1890. Por-
traits. Plates. 2856.75

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Iconoclast, The. (The man who pays.) A publication with the truth-
habit. [Weekly.] Vol. 3 (6-8, 10); 5 (6); 6 (5, 7, 8). July 8-22,
August 5, 1905, January 6, March 31, April:14-21, 1906. Boston.
1905, 06. 8 parts. Illus. Portraits. **T 24,15
Relates to actors on the American stage, particularly in Boston.

Idealismus und Realismus in den deutschen Schauspielkunst. Mawnwnine,

P, 6874.52
Idées d’un vieux scénophile sur V’institution d’un tribunal dramatique.
VIEUX SCENOPHILE, Un, pseud. No. 2 in **G.3562.1

Idler, The, and breakfast-table companion; a new and fashionable
journal of literature, fine arts, satire and the stage. [Weekly.]

Vol. 1-3. -London. Denney. 1837-39. 3 v., in 2. Plates.
: #*T 26,12

Iffland, August Wilhelm.

Briefe an seine Schwester Louise und andere Verwandte, 1722-1814.
Herausgegeben von Ludwig Geiger. Berlin. 1904. xlvii, 346 pp.
Portrait. Facsimile. [Gesellschaft fiir Theatergeschichte. Schriften.
Band 5.] *6907.16

Briefe, meist an seine Schwester, nebst anderen Aktenstiicken und
einem ungedruckten Drama. Mit Anmerkungen herausgegeben
von Ludwig Geiger. Berlin. 1905. xiv, 286 pp. Portraits. [Gesell-
schaft fiir Theatergeschichte. Schriften. Band 6.] *6907.17

Ifflands Briefwechsel mit Schiller, Goethe, Kleist, Tieck und anderen
Dramatikern. Herausgegeben von Curt Miller. Leipzig. Reclam.
[1910.] 259, (1) pp. [Universal-Bibliothek.] No. 3 in 4896.50.522
Quellenangabe, p. 259. i

Mémoires de Aug. Guil. Iffland. Avec une notice sur les ouvrages
de cet acteur. Paris. Ponthieu. 1823. (3), lv, 255 pp. [Collection

des mémoires sur l’art dramatique.] **T 56.8
Contains a Notice sur Iffland et sur Brandes by Picard. Another copy is on
shelf-number **G.224.2.10.

Ueber meine theatralische Laufbahn. Heilbronn. Henninger. 1886.
cvi, 130 pp. [Deutsche Litteraturdenkmale des 18. und 19. Jahr-
hunderts.] *2890b.50.24.

Iffland, August Wilhelm. Works about.

Atrmann, W. Ifflands Rechtfertigung seiner Theaterverwaltung

vom 27. Juli, 1813. (Jn Archiv fiir Theatergeschichte. Vol. 1,

pp. 86-94. Berlin. 1904.) *6907.12.1
Funct, Z. Aus dem Leben zweier Schauspieler: August Wilhelm
Iffland’s und Ludwig Devrient’s. Leipzig. 1838. 4849a.5

Geicer, E. L. Ein Berliner Theaterskandal, 1810. (Jn Archiv fiir
Theatergeschichte. Vol. 1, pp. 65-85. Berlin. 1904.) *6907.12.1
Korrxa, W. Iffland und Dalberg. Geschichte der classischen
Theaterzeit Mannheims. Nach den Quellen dargestellt. Leipzig.

1865. y 4889a.7
UNGERN-STERNBERG, P. A., Freiherr von. Iffland. (Jn his Kiinstler-
bilder. Band 3, pp. 67-171. Leipzig. 1861.) 6898.144.3
Illusion, The, of the first time in acting. GILLETTE, W. ¥*T46.61.1

Illustrated American stage, The. A pictorial review of the most notable
recent theatrical successes. New York. Russell. 1901. (174) pp.

Illus. Portraits. Plates. Autograph facsimiles. **T 53.2
Contents. — Maude Adams in L’Aiglon. — Mary Mannering as Janice Meredith.
— John Drew as Richard Carvel. — Annie Russell in A royal family. — William
Gillette in Sherlock Holmes. — Julia Marlowe. — Brother officers. — Olga
Nethersole. — Maude Adams in The little minister. —- [Miscellaneous portraits.]

Illustrated Dramatic Weekly, The. See Illustrated Rambler, The, and
dramatic weekly.

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Illustrated memoir of an eventful expedition into Central America
resulting in the discovery of the idolatrous city of Iximaya and
the possession of two remarkable Aztec children, Maximo &
Bartola. Translated from the Spanish of Pedro Velasquez. ,[Lon-
don. 1853?] (1), viii, 38 pp. Illus. Portraits. Plates. **T.98.36
Purports to be based on Velasquez’s Journal from which extracts are given.

Tllustrated Rambler, The, and dramatic weekly. Vol. 1 (5-26); 2 (1-3).
Feb. 22- Aug. 30, 1879. New York. 1879. 2v.in1. Illus. Por-
traits. Plates. , **T 22.4
Most of the portraits are photographs. From Feb. 22 to May 7, 1879, the
title was The Illustrated Dramatic Weekly; from May 14 to June 25, 1879, The
Rambler and Dramatic Weekly.

Illustrated Reyiew, The. A weekly journal of literature, drama, music,
art. Jan. 1—June 24, 1874. New series. Vol. 1. London. “Fleet
Street Printing Works.” 1874. iv, 416 pp. Illus. Portraits.
Plates. ; **T 22.6

Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic News, The. A high-class weekly
journal of sports, art, literature, music and the drama. Vol. 1, 2.
London. Fox. 1874, 75. 2v. Illus. Portraits. Plates. **T.21.3

Same. Vol. 17-35, 40-42. 1882-94. *N.2090.1
Only volumes 19, 21, 22, 25, 26, 29-31 are complete.

Illustré théatral, L’. Paraissant le samedi. Année 1, 2 (no. I-23).
Nov. 21, 1896—juin 26, 1897. Paris. 1896, 97. 2 v. in 1. Illus.
Portraits. Plates. Music. ¥**T 22.9

Illustre théatre. See Moliére.

Imaginary history, An, of the American theatre from 1890 to 1900.
Prospero, pseud. **T 77.56

Immoral and anti-Christian tendency, The, of the theatre. Exhibited
in extracts from various authors. London. [The Religious Tract
Society. 18—?] 8 pp. [No. 32.] ¥**T.96.102

Impartial hand, An, pseud.

Stage policy detected; or some select pieces of theatrical secret
history laid open: in a letter to a certain manager [Charles Fleet-
wood] on his imaginary justification of his late conduct. Lon-
don: Printed for J. Robinson. 1744. (1), 53 pp. ##T 77.075
Relates to Drury Lane Theatre.

Impartial observations on the proceedings instituted by the proprietors
of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and Covent Garden. [Anon.]
See Reynolds, Frederick, alleged author.

Impartial observer, An, pseud.

The wonderful theatrical progress of W. Hen. West Betty, the Infant
Roscius, in Ireland, Scotland, and England; also, at the Theatres
Royal, Covent Garden & Drury Lane; with an accurate sketch of
his life. London. Barnard & Sultzer. [1804.] 7o pp. **T.99.4

Same. [2d edition.] **T 99.58
The title on the cover reads: Memoirs of Master Betty, the Infant Roscius.

Impudent comedian, The. Moors, F. F. 44098.272; **T.87.13

In and about Drury Lane. Doray, J. 2555-723 **T.76.147; etc.

Incendie, L’, des Folies-Plastiques. Dreyrus, A. **T 87.37

Inchbald, Elizabeth.

Memoirs of Mrs. Inchbald: including her familiar correspondence
with the most distinguished persons of her time. Added, The
massacre, and A case of conscience; now first published. Edited
by James Boaden. London. Bentley. 1833. 2 v. Portrait.

46.2; **T.56.209
Relates in part to the London theatres. Another copy is on shelf-number
**G.3755.10.

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Inchbald, Elizabeth. Works about. =

Dutton, T. The wise man of the East; or, the apparition of
Zoroaster, the son of Oromases, to the theatrical midwife of
Leicester-Fields. A satirical poem [relating to Mrs. Inchbald].
London. 1800. No. 8 in **G,.3824.6

Tosrer, C. Mrs. Elizabeth Inchbald, eine vergessene englische
Bihnendichterin und Romanschriftstellerin des 18. Jahrhunderts.
Berlin. 1910. 2552.198

Incledon, Charles. :

A statement of the differences subsisting between the proprietors
and performers of the Theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden. Given in
the correspondence that has passed between them. By John
Johnstone, Joseph George Holman, Alexander Pope, Charles
Incledon, Jos. S. Munden, John Fawcett, Thomas Knight, Henry
Erskine Johnston. London: Printed by J. Davis for W. Miller.

1800. vii, 60, 3 pp. ¥**T 77.10
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 2 in **G.3824.3.
Incomparable Siddons, The. Parsons, F. M. **T 56.107; etc.

Inconsistency, The, of comedies and stage-plays with true Christianity
proved by Scripture and authorities. By a Well-wisher to the
King and people. [London. 1735.] 16 pp. No. 6 in **G,3823.12

Incorporated Stage Society, London.

Ten years. 1899 to 1909. London. Chiswick Press. 1909. 104 pp.
¥*T 16.4
Contents. — Council of management, 1908-1909. — Foreword. — Officials of the
Society, 1899-1909. — Programmes: fifty productions. — Index.
“Tts origin in 1899 was due to a desire to secure the production of plays of
obvious power and merit which lacked, under the conditions then prevalent on
the stage, any opportunity for their presentation.”

Indépendamce musicale et dramatique. Directeur: Ernest Thomas.
Année 1; 2 (no. 19). Paris. Fischbacher. 1887, 88. 2 v. in 1.
No more was published. **M.135.14

Independent Theatre movement.

Meizer, C. H. A course of modern plays. With a brief history
of what is popularly termed the Independent Theatre movement.

[New York? 1900.] 62 pp. #*T 78.66
Independent Theatrical Observer, The. [Daily.] Vol. 10 (no. 33); 1
(no. 2, 8). [Dublin. 1822.] 3 nos. in 1 v. **T 28,15
India. Theatre.
Lévi, S. ,Le théatre indien. Paris. 1890. ¥*T 44.5

Indicateur. dramatique ou almanach des théatres de Paris, contenant
les noms et demeures des administrateurs, artistes, musiciens,
etc. L’analyse des piéces nouvelles et les débuts qui ont cu lieu
pendant I’an vi [1797/98]. A Paris, chez Lefort. An vir [1798?].
vj, (13), 248 pp. *#*7T 29.13

Indicateur général, L’, des spectacles de Paris, des départemens de la
France et des principales villes étrangéres. Par A*** et D***,
Année 3. Paris. 1821/22. (3), iij, 318 pp.- **T 28.1

Indiscret, L’, des coulisses ou biographie des artistes dramatiques de
Paris. Petite chronique des théatres. 2¢ édition. Paris. 1841.

179 pp. **T.59.3
Indiscret, L’, souvenir des coulisses. Paris. Au bureau des éditeurs.
1836. 128 pp. **T 99.23
A dictionary of theatrical terms.
Indiscrétions et confidences. AupiBert, L. F. H. **T),58,120
Industriels, Les, du macadam. ,Frézautt, E. *€T 99.43

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Infant Roscius, The, pseud. See Betty, William Henry West.

Infernal congress, The: or news from below. Being a letter from Dick
Estcourt, the late famous comedian to the Spectator. 2d edition
corrected. London: Printed for J. Baker. 1713. 32 pp.

No. 4 in **G.3823.14

An anonymous satire relating to the actors at the London theatres.
Infiniment petits, Les. Anprét-Murvite, P. N. ¥*T 96.277
Influence, The, of the drama. Sturcis, G. F. 6257.60
Ingleby, Clement Mansfield.

Was Thomas Lodge an actor? An exposition touching the social
status of the playwright in the time of Queen Elizabeth. London.

The Author. 1868. 16 pp. Facsimile. 4581.10
Inglis, Ralston.

The dramatic writers of Scotland. Glasgow. Mackellar. 1868. 155,

(1) pp. **T 58.115
Ingram, John H., editor.

Eminent women series. For the separate volumes of this series see

Eminent women series.

Ins and outs of circus life. GLenroy, J. H. ¥kT 58.112

Inspector, The, pseud. See Hill, Sir John.

Insurgent theatre, The. Dickinson, T. H. 6257.143

Interesting treatise, An, on the marvellous Indian boy, Laloo. [Phila-
delphia. Morrell. 188-?] 8 pp. **T 98.149

Laloo was a double bodied boy. i
International Congress of Theatrical Art, Paris, 1900. See Congrés
international de l’art théatral, Paris, 1900.
International descriptive catalogue of plays, and dramatic works. Bos-
ton. Clarke & Carruth. [1884.] 48 pp. 6189.37
Interviewer’s album, An. SerriHamer, G. O. #ET 53.13
Introduction to Shakespeare’s plays, containing an essay on oratory.
London: Printed for John Bell. 1773. 57 pp. Portrait. **T.78.52

Relates to oratory only.
Ireland, John, editor.
Henperson, J. Letters and poems. With anecdotes of his life by
John Ireland. London. 1786. ¥**T 57.158; etc.
Ireland, Joseph Norton.
A letter, December 31,'1888. To the Secretary of the Dunlap Society.
(In Barrett, Lawrence. Charlotte Cushman. Pp. 27-44. New-
York. 1889.) **T 95.8

Contains A list of characters performed by Miss Charlotte Cushman and a
Chronological list of Miss Cushman’s earlier performances in New York.

A memoir of the professional life of Thomas Abthorpe Cooper. New-
York, 1888. x, (3), 102 pp. Portrait. Facsimiles. Manuscript
facsimile. [Dunlap Society. Publications. No. 5.] ¥#*€T 95.5

Mrs. Duff. Boston. Osgood & Co. 1882. (9), 188 pp. Portraits.
Plate. Facsimile. Manuscript facsimile. [American actor series. ]

Another copy is on shelf-number **K.253.12. 4348.134; **T.57.113
Records of the New York stage, from 1750 to 1860. New York.
Morrell. 1866, 67. 2 v. Portraits. ¥*T 75.22

Another copy is on shelf-number *4404.15.
Ireland, Samuel William Henry.

Catalogue of the library, theatrical portraits, dramatic and literary
autograph letters, and theatrical relics of the late Charles
Mathews, Added, the unpublished writings and literary produc-
tions of the late William Henry Ireland. Which will be sold
by auction, by Sotheby and Son. [London.] 1835. (2), 47 pp.

**T 66.16
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Ireland. Theatres.

Answer, An, to the Memoirs of Mrs. Billington. With the life and
adventures of Richard Daly, Esq., and an account of the present
state of the Irish theatre. London. 1792. **T 56.338; etc.

Bates, K. L., editor. The new Irish drama. Yeats, Synge, Lady
Gregory and others. [An outline of the Irish dramatic movement
and a bibliographical list of Irish drama. Chicago.] 1911.

2175-75

Bertaine. The organ of the Irish literary theatre. An occasional

publication. Edited by W. B. Yeats. The 1st annual volume.

No. 1-3. London. 1899, 1900. ¥ 2552.32
Bourcgois, M. John Millington Synge and the Irish theatre. Lon-
don. 1913. Portraits. Plates. 4579.244

Hitcucocx, R. An historical view of the Irish stage to 1788. With
theatrical anecdotes, and an occasional review of the Irish
dramatic authors and actors. Dublin. 1788, 1794. 2 v.

#*T 77.183; etc.

MacHumeuc, Leonard, Esq., pseud. Thespis to’ Apollo, an heroic
epistle; proving the declining state of the Irish stage, and the
necessity of improving it. Dublin. 1702. No. 28 in **G,3822.3

Private Theatre, The, of Kilkenny, with introductory observations
on other private theatres in Ireland, before it was opened.
[Kilkenny?] 1825. Portraits. **®T 74.2

Sueripan, T. An humble appeal to the public, together with some
considerations on the present critical and dangerous state of the
stage in Ireland. Dublin. 1758. No. 6 in **G.3823.16

Irish Roscius, The, pseud. See Burke, Joseph, called the Irish Roscius.
Irving, Si Henry.

The art of acting. Authorized edition. Chicago. The Dramatic
Publishing Co. [1887.] (1), 24 pp. 2552.36

The drama. Addresses. With a frontispiece by Whistler. New
York. Tait & Co. [1892.] 201 pp. Portrait. ¥*T 77,119
Contents. — The stage as it is. — The art of acting. — Four great actors.

Same. London. Heinemann. 1893. (5), 164 pp. ¥**T.77,120

English actors: their characteristics and their methods. A discourse
in the University schools, at Oxford. Oxford. The Clarendon
Press. 1886. (3), 60 pp. 4557-793 **T.98.3
Another copy is on shelf-number **K.49.1.

Henry Irving’s impressions of America. Narrated in a series of
sketches, chronicles, and conversations by Joseph Hatton. Bos-

ton. Osgood & Co. 1884. xii, 475 pp. 2367.37
Same, London. Sampson Low, Marston, Searle,.& Rivington. 2 v.
¥*T 57.12

Occasional papers, dramatic and historical. Boston. Small, May-
nard & Co. 1907. v, (2), 225 pp. 2552.37
Contents. — The English stage in the eighteenth century. — The art and status

of the actor. — Colley Cibber’s “Apology.” — The calling of the actor. — The

true story of Eugene Aram. — The fall of the house of Goodere. — The Fualdés
case.

The stage. Address delivered at the Perry Barr Institute, near
Birmingham, on March 6th, 1878. London. Ridgway. 1878. (1),

32 pp. ¥**T 96.284
The theatre in its relation to the state. Boston. Badger & Co.
[1898.] 36 pp. Portrait. 2553.27; **1.77.178

Relates in part to Great Britain.

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Irving, Sir Henry, prefacer.
Diperot, D. The paradox of acting. Translated with annotations
from Diderot’s ‘Paradoxe sur le comédien’ by Walter Herries

Pollock. London. 1883. 4673.73; **T.77.181; etc.
Tatma, F. J. Talma on the actor’s art, with preface by Henry
Irving. London. ~ [1883.] 4673.77; **T.76.142; etc.

Irving, Sir Henry. Works about.
Arcuer, W. Henry Irving, actor and manager. A critical study.

London. [1883.] Portrait. 2540b.65; **T.59.21; etc.
‘Arcuer, W., and R. W. Lowe. The fashionable tragedian. A
criticism. Edinburgh. [1877?] Portraits. : **T’ 57.363
Austin, L. F. Sir Henry Irving. (/n his Points of view. Pp. 1-20.
London. 1906.) 2559.114
— Henry Irving in England and America. 1838-84. London.
1884. Portrait. 4547-74; **T.57.339; etc.
Brereton, A. Henry Irving. A biographical sketch. London.
1883. Portraits. 2440.69 ; **T.54.22
—— The life of Henry Irving. New York. 1908. 2 v. Portraits.
Plates. 2440.80
— The Lyceum and Henry Irving. London. 1903. Illus. Por-
traits, some colored. 2571.110

Cainr, T. H. H. Richard III and Macbeth: the spirit of romantic
‘play in relationship to the principles of Greek and of Gothic art,
and to the picturesque interpretations of Henry Irving: a dramatic
study. London. 1877. 4594.11; **T.97.95
Criapp, H. A. Reminiscences of a dramatic critic. With an essay on
the art of Henry Irving. Boston. 1902. Portraits. 4395.168; etc.
Craic, E. G. Henry Irving, Ellen Terry, etc. A book of portraits.
[Chicago. 1899.] ¥**T 52.8
FitzceraLp, P. H. Henry Irving. A record of twenty years at
the Lyceum. London. 1803. Portrait. 2543.118; **T.55.94; etc.
Henry Irvine. A short account of his public life. New York. 1883.

. Portraits. 2540b.72; **T.58.113
Hiatt, C. Henry Irving. A record and review. London. 1899.
lllus. Portraits. Plates. 4545.168; **T.57.90

Hoop, T. The Henry Irving Dream of Eugene Aram. [Anon.
Illustrated] By F. Drummond Niblett. [London. 1887.] **T.95.54
Lonpon. Lyceum theatre. The Lyceum “Faust.” By Joseph Hatton.
44th thousand. London. [1892?] Illus. Plates. **T.58.148; etc.
— Souvenir of Becket, by Alfred, Lord Tennyson. First pre-
sented, 6th February, 1893. Illustrated by J. Bernard Partridge.
London. 1893. 12 plates. ¥**T 58.152; etc.
— Souvenir of King Arthur. First presented 12th January, 1895.
Illustrated by J. Bernard Partridge and Hawes Craven. London.
[1895.] Portraits. Plates. **T 58.150
— Souvenir of King Henry the Eighth, presented 5th January,
1892. Illustrated by J. Bernard Partridge. London. 1892. 15
plates. : **T 58.151; etc.
Souvenir of Macbeth produced 29th December, 1888. Illus-
trated by Charles Cattermole & J. Bernard Partridge. London.
1888. Illus. Plates. : 6594.26; **T.58.149
— Souvenirs of the Dead Heart, by Watts Phillips, presented
28th Sept., 1889. Illustrated by J. Bernard Partridge. London.

 

1889. 13 plates. 6570a.13
Macratt, H. Sir Henry Irving. Edinburgh. 10906. Portraits.
45494.195

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Irving, Sir Henry. Works about. (Continued.)
MarsHaLt, F. A. Henry Irving, actor and manager. A criticism of
a critic’s criticism. London. 1883. ; 2540b.76; **T.58.72
Menres, M. Henry Irving. London. 1906. Portraits. **T.58.114
Pottock, W. H. Impressions of Henry Irving gathered in public
and private during a friendship of many years. With a preface

by H. B. Irving. London. 1908. 4545-161
Russett, Sir E. R. Irving as Hamlet. 2d edition. London. 1875.
**G.76.2

Scott, C. W. From “The bells” to “King Arthur.” A critical record
of the first-night productions at the Lyceum Theatre from 1871
to 1895. London. 1896. Portraits. Plates. 4545-150; **T.76.19

— Some notable Hamlets of the present time. Illustrated by W.
G. Mein. London. i900. Portraits. 4549a.191

Stoxer, A. Personal reminiscences of Henry Irving. New York.
1906. 2 v. Portraits, some colored. Plates. 4544.223

Winter, W. Henry Irving. New-York. 1885. Portraits.

2540b.87; **T.57.408

Yorick, pseud. A letter concerning Mr. Henry Irving addressed to
E. R. H. Edinburgh. 1877. ¥#*®T 98.33

Irving, Sir Henry Brodribb. See Irving, Sir Henry.

Irvingite, An. See Marshall, Francis Albert.

Isidore Baurel, ou les mystéres du Théatre idalien. Conte chinois. [ze
édition.] Paris. [Léopold.] 1884. 136 pp. **M 127.70
\ satire on Maurel and the Théatre italien. Another copy is on shelf-number
No. 1 in **M.138.15.

Isnardon, Jacques.
Le Théatre de la monnaie depuis sa fondation. Préface de Arthur
Pougin. Illustrations de Dardenne. Bruxelles. Schott. 1890.
(5), xiii, 720, (1) pp. Portraits. Plates. Facsimiles. **T 74.5
Istel, Edgar. ‘
Die Entstehung des deutschen Melodramas. Berlin. Schuster &
Loeffler. 1906. (6), 104, (4) pp. Illus. Portraits. Music. 6872.88
Italian opera, The, in London. The Queen’s Theatre. [London. 1851.]

55-59 pp. No. 24 in **G.3822.1
The Queen’s Theatre is now called His Majesty’s Theatre.

Italian players in France.
‘ See also Commedia dell’ arte.
Bascuet, A. Les comédiens italiens a la cour de France sous Charles
1x, Henri 111, Henri rv et Louis xitzt. Paris. 1882.
2662.73; **T.76.146
Bernarpin, N. M. La comédie italienne en France et les théatres
de la foire et du boulevard (1570-1791). Paris. 1902. Illus.

Portraits. Plates. 2679.277
Camparpon, L. E. Les comédiens du roi de la troupe italienne
pendant les deux derniers siécles. Paris. 1880, 2 v. #*€T 55.32

France. Conseil d'état. Arréts, lettres patentés, acte de société,
administration intérieure et réglemens pour les comédiens italiens

ordinaires du roi. [Paris.] 1782. No. 3-5 in **G.3562.11
KLINGLER, O. Die Comédie-italienne in Paris nach der Sammlung
-von Gherardi. Strassburg. 1902. Illus. Plate. 4676.132

Parraict, C., and’ F,. Parraicrt. Histoire de l’ancien théatre italien
depuis son origine en France jusqu’a sa suppression en 1697.
Paris. 1753. **M.t0gb.31

Vitu, A. C. J. Moliére et les Italiens. Paris. 1879.

i 4076.116; **T.96.22, etc.

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Italy. Theatres.
See also Commedia dell’ arte; Italian players in France.

Costett1, G. La compagnia reale Sarda, e il teatro italiano dal
1821 al 1855. Milano. 1893. Portraits. 2768.142
Essay, An, upon the present state of the theatre in France, England
and Italy. With reflections upon dramatic poetry in general,
and the characters of the principal authors and performers of
those nations. London. 1760. No. 2 in **G.3823.7
Fiecusic, W. E. Die Dekoration der modernen Biihne in Italien,
von den Anfangen bis zum Schluss des xvi. Jahrhunderts. Teil 1.
Inaugural-Dissertation; Leipzig. Dresden. 1894. 8063.78
Gotpon1, C. Mémoires pour servir a l’histoire de sa vie, et a celle
de son théatre; précédés d’une notice sur la comédie italienne au

seiziéme siécle, et sur Goldoni, par Moreau. Paris. 1822. 2.
*€T 56.53 etc.
*  Gozzi, C., Conte. The memoirs of Count Carlo Gozzi. Translated
into English by John Addington Symonds. With essays on Italian
impromptu comedy, Gozzi’s life, the dramatic fables, and Pietro
Longhi by the translator. Also, subjects illustrating Italian
comedy by Maurice Sand. London. 1800. *v. Portrait. Plates,
many colored. *€T 55.41; etc.
Lyonnet, H. Le théatre hors de France. Série 3: Le théatre en
Italie. Paris. 1900. Illus. Portraits. Plans. 6257.70.3; **T.77.86.3
McLeov, A. Plays and players in modern Italy. A study of the
Italian stage as affected by the political and social life, manners
and character of today. London. 1912. Portraits. Plates. 6257.68
Mortey, L. C.C. Shakespeare in Italy. Stratford-upon-Avon. 1916.

Portraits. Plate. Facsimile. + 4598.58
Razany, C. Carlo Goldoni. Le théatre et la vie en Italie au xvzire
siecle. Paris. 1896. Portraits. 2771.79
Itinerant, The. Rytey, S. W. ¥**T 57.313; etc.
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Izard, Forrest.

Heroines of the modern stage. New York. Sturgis & Walton Co.
1915. ix, (3),390pp. Portraits. [Modern heroines series.] 2249a.71
Contents. — Sarah Bernhardt. — Helena Modjeska. — Ellen Terry. — Gabrielle
Réjane. — Eleonora Duse. — Ada Rehan. — Mary Anderson. — Mrs. Fiske. —
Julia Marlowe. — Maude Adams. — Some American actresses of today. —
Appendix. — Bibliography. — Index.

iO Re Ew , T. de. >
; De la nouvelle salle de l’Opéra. Paris. Vente. 1821. 16 pp. Plate.
No. 17 in **G.3562.1
Jack in office. GiLirLanp, T. **T 96.28; etc.
Jackman, Isaac.

_ Royal and Roy&lty Theatres. Letter to Phillips Glover in a dedica-
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Royalty Theatre. [Anon.] London: Printed for J. Murray. 1787.
vii, 84 pp. . **T 96.362
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Jackman, Isaac. Works about.

Letter, A, to the author of the burletta called Hero and Leander,
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Glover, on the statutes for the regulation of theatres, the conduct
of Mr Palmer, of Mr. Justice Staples, and the other justices;

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Jackson, A. W., translator.

Hasg, C. A. von. Miracle plays and sacred dramas. A historical

survey. London. 1880. 6257.36; **T.46.31
Jackson, Frank H.

Monograph of the Boston Opera House. 1909. Boston. Butterfield.

1909. (55) pp. Portraits. Plates. Plans. *4042.133
Jackson, John, actor.

The history of the Scottish stage, from its first establishment to the
present time; with a distinct narrative of some recent theatrical
transactions. With memoirs of his own life. Edinburgh: Printed
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A statement of facts, explanatory of the dispute between John
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Peter Hill. 1792. (1), 114 pp. **T57.60

Strictures upon the merits of Young Roscius. 3d edition. London.
Longman, Hurst, Rees, & Orme. 1804. (3), 82 pp. Portrait.
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Jackson, John, actor. Works about.

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Jackson, John, Bishop of London.

Heapiam, S. D. Theatres & music halls: a lecture given at the
Commonwealth Club, Bethnal Green, October 7, 1877. With a
letter to the Bishop of London and other correspondence. West-
minster. [1877.] ¥#*T 98.34

Jackson, John P.

The Ober-Ammergau Passion Play: (illustrated). Giving the origin
of the play, and history of the village and people, a full description
of the scenes and tableaux of the drama, and the songs of the
chorus, in German and English. London. Smith. 1880. iv, (6),

86 pp. Illus. Portraits. Plates. Plan. ¥**T 36,101
Same. Munich. Hummel. 1890. iv, (6), 105, (2) pp. Map. Auto-
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Jackson, Randle.

Third theatre. The argument of Randle Jackson, Esq., before the
Lords of the Privy Council, on behalf of the trustees, and other
parties interested in the late Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. With
copies of the petition for a charter to erect a third theatre in the
metropolis. London. Deans. 1810. 48 pp. * No. 2in **G.3824.5
The Drury Lane Theatre was destroyed by fire February, 1809, and rebuilt in 1812.

Jackson, Richard, editor.

Cotman, G., the Elder. Some particulars of the life of the late George
Colman. Written by himself, and delivered by him to Richard
Jackson for publication after his decease. [London.] 1795.
Portrait. **T 56.197

Jackson, Samuel Pratt.

Garrick’s looking-glass: or, the art of rising on the stage. A poem.

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Jackson, William Walrond, editor.

Hass, C. A. von. Miracle plays and sacred dramas. A historical
survey. Translated from the German by A. W. Jackson and
edited by W. W. Jackson. London. 1880. 6257.36; **T.46.31

Jacob, Le bibliophile, pseud. See Lacroix, Louis Paul Benoit Philippe.
Jacob, Georg.

Bibliographie iiber das Schattentheater. 2. vermehrte Ausgabe.
Erlangen. 1902. 20 pp. 2173.16

Geschichte des Schattentheaters. Erweiterte Neubearbeitung des
Vortrags Das Schattentheater in seiner Wanderung vom Morgen-
land zum Abendland. Berlin. Mayer & Miller. 1907. viii, 159
pp. 4009.361

Das Schattentheater, in seiner Wanderung vom Morgenland zum
Abendland. Vortrag gehalten bei der Philologen-Versammlung
zu Strassburg am 4. Oktober 1901. Berlin. Mayer & Miller.
I90I. 22 pp. Plate. 4001.79
Bibliography, pp. 15-22.

Die wichtigsten alteren Nachrichten ttber das arabische Schatten-
spiel. Schattenspiel-Bibliographie. (Jn Littmann, Enno. Arabische
Schattenspiele. Pp. 69-83. Berlin. roor.) 4003.47

Jacob, P. L., pseud. See Lacroix, Louis Paul Benoit Philippe.
Jacobs, Montague, compiler.

Deutsche Schauspielkunst. Zeugnisse zur Btthnengeschichte klassi-
scher Rollen. Leipzig. Insel-Verlag. 1913. (8), 520 pp. Por-
traits. 6257.114

Jacobsohn, Siegfried.

Max Reinhardt. 2. Tausend. Berlin. Reiss. [1014.] x, (1), 173,
(2) pp. Portrait. Plates. Autograph facsimile. 6873.54
On Reinhardt’s work as manager of various theatres in Berlin.

Jacquemin, Louis.
Monographie du théatre antique d’Arles. Arles. Dumas & Dayre.

1862, 63. 2 v. [Monographies arlésiennes.] 4673.104
Contents. — 1. Origine des théatres antiques. — Les poétes dramatiques romains.
— Les théatres. — Thédtres de Scaurus, de Pompée, de Marcellus et de Balbus.
Rome d’Auguste. 2. Les histrions. — Néron..— Maniéres d’applaudir des

anciens. Les triomphes de Cécar. Le fils d’Esope le tragique.—Le théatre d’ Arles.
Jacques, pseud. See Ewing, Robert W. ;
Jacquot, Charles Jean Baptiste. (Eugéne de Mirecourt.)
Une actrice d’un jour. (Jn Courrier des Etats-Unis. Semaine litté-
raire. Vol. 6, pp. 263-271. New York. 1849.) No. 11 in *6671.2.6
Bouffé. Paris. Faure. 1867. 12 pp. Portrait. [Histoire con-

temporaine.] No. 6 in **M.129a.36
Déjazet. Paris. Roret & cie. 1854. 88, (1) pp. Portrait. Manu-
script facsimile. [Les contemporains.] ¥*T 98.134.
Lemaitre. (Jn his Portraits et silhouettes. Vol. 3, pp. 267-209. Paris.
1868.) 4641.54.3
Lola Montés. Paris. Havard. 1857. 92 pp. Portrait. Manuscript
facsimile. [Les contemporains.] #*T 59.44; etc.

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Mme Arnould-Plessy. (Jn his Portraits et silhouettes. Vol. 1, pp.

53-76. Paris. 1867.) 4641.54.12
Rose Chéri (Madame Montigny). Paris. 1855. 96 pp. Portrait.
Facsimile. [Les contemporains.] No. 3 in 6649.66

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Same. (Jn Histoire contemporaine. 2¢ édition. Vol. 2, pp. 201-235.)

4641.54.23 **M.124.12.2

Samson. Paris. 1854. 107, (1) pp. Portrait. Facsimile. [Les

contemporains.] 6649a.11
Jeger, Henrik Bernhard. ‘

Henrik Ibsen. 1828-1888. Et literert livsbillede. Kgbenhavn.
Gyldendalske Boghandels Forlag. 1888. (8), 206 pp. Illus.
Portraits. Plates. Autograph facsimile. 4909¢.69

Same. The life of Henrik Ibsen. Translated by Clara Bell. With
the verse done into English from the Norwegian original by
Edmund Gosse. London. Heinemann. 1890. viii, (1), 252 pp.

2856.76; **T.57.121

Same. Henrik Ibsen. 1828-1888. A critical biography. From the

Norwegian by William Morton Payne. Chicago. McClurg & Co.

1890. (2), 275 pp. Portraits. Plates. 2856.75
Jahrbuch fiir das deutsche Theater. Von Joseph Kirschner. Jahrgang
2. 1878/79. Leipzig. Foltz. 1880. viii, 384 pp. ¥*T 25.10

Jahyer, Félix, editor.

Camées artistiques. Théatre, littérature, musique, beaux-arts, sport,
finance. Journal hebdomadaire. Portraits et biographies des
célébrités contemporaines. Paris. [1880-83.] 3 v. Portraits.

**T 21.6
Jal, Auguste.

Dictionnaire théatral, ou douze cent trente-trois vérités sur les di-
recteurs, acteurs et employés des divers théatres; confidences sur
les procédés de Villusion; examen du vocabulaire dramatique, etc.
[Anon. Par F. A. Harel, Maurice Alhoy et Auguste Jal.] Paris.
Barba. 1824. (3), 318 pp. *8T 78,17

Jallais, Amédée Jean Baptiste Font-Réaux de.

Sur la scéne et dans la salle. Miroir des théatres de Paris. Paris.
2 Dagneau. 1854. 123, (1) pp. ¥*T 79,21
Jambe, La. MonrterL, E. **T 87.74
James I., of England.

Nicnots, J. The progresses, processions, and magnificent festivities,
of King James the First, his royal consort, family, and court,
comprising forty masques and entertainments; ten civic pageants.
London. 1828. 4 v. Illus. Portraits. Plates. *2451.3; etc.

Surtiivan, ‘M. Court masques of James JI. Their influence on
Shakespeare and the public theatres. New York. 1913. Por-
trait. Plate. 4504-170

University oF Oxrorp. Archives. James I. at Oxford in 1605. (Jn
Malone Society. Collections. Vol. 1, part 3, pp. 247-259. [Ox-
ford.] 1909.) **G.4077.15.1.Part 3

James, Henry, Jr.
The Théatre francais. (Jn Oxford book, The, of American essays.

Pp. 368-393. New York. 1914.) 4396.223
The tragic muse. [Novel.] London. Macmillan & Co. 1891. (4),
488 pp. **'T 87.31

Same. Boston. Houghton, Mifflin & Co. 1897. 2 v. *44094.395
James, Henry, Jr., prefacer.

Cogurtin, B. C. Art and the actor. Translated by Abby Langdon

Alger. New York. 1915. **T 46.61.2

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James, John Angell.
Bunn, A. A letter to the Rev. J. A. James, of Carr’s Lane Meeting
House. With notes, critical, religious and moral. Birmingham.
1824. **T.36.64; etc.
Letrer, A, to Mr. Alfred Bunn, Manager of the Theatre Royal,
Birmingham; being a review of his epistle to the Rev. J. A.
James. By a member of the Church of England. Birmingham.
1824. **T 76.55
Parkes, J. The plagiary “warned.” A vindication of the drama, the
stage, and public morals, from the plagiarisms and compilations
of the Revd John Angell James, in a letter to the author. [Anon.]
Birmingham. 1824. **T 75.62; etc.
Janér, Florencio.
Mascara teatral de los Indios del Pert. Plates. (Ju Museo espafiol
de antigiiedades. Tome 1, pp. 101-108. Madrid. 1872.)
No. 9 in **Ticknor Cab.1.1
Janin, Jules Gabriel.
De l’enseignement de la comédie. (/n Tisserant, J. H. Plaidoyer
pour ma maison. Pp. 145-166. Paris. 1866.) No.4 in **M.138.15
Deburau. Histoire du théatre a quatre sous, pour faire suite a l’his-
toire du théatre-francais. [Anon.] 2¢ édition. Bruxelles. Hau-

man & comp&. 1832. 175 pp. **'T 59.22
Mile. Rachel. Rdle d’Hermione dans Andromaque. [Paris. 1838.]
4 pp. Portrait. No. 1 in **K.34.2
Petite critique. Paris. Librairie des Bibliophiles. 1883. (3), viii,
300 pp. [CEuvres diverses.] **T 97.2607
Contents. — Préface. Par Albert de La Fizeliére. — Critique littéraire —Critique

historique. — Critique dramatique.
Rachel et la tragédie. Paris. Amyot. 1859. (3), 528 pp. Portraits.
**T 54.6

Janin, Jules Gabriel. Works about.

Samson, J. I. Lettre 4 Monsieur Jules Janin [sur Rachel et la

tragédie. Paris. 1850]. ¥**T.95.105
Janis, Elsie.

A star for a night. A story of stage life. With pictures from the
play. New York. Rickey & Co. Ig11. (11), 205 pp. Plates.
Portraits. **T 87.100
A novel based upon the play of the same name.

Janvier, Thomas Allibone.

The Christmas kalends of Provence and some other Provencal festi-

vals. New York. Harper. 1902. vii, 262 pp. Plates. 4668.32

Contents. — The Christmas kalends of Provence. — A feast-day on the Rhéne. —
The Comédie francaise at Orange.

Japan. Theatres.

Epwarps, O. Japanese plays and playfellows. With [colored] plates
by Japanese artists. London. io9o1. 3026.137; **T.45.9

Fenotiosa, E. F., and E. L. Pounp. ‘Noh’ or accomplishment. A
study of the classical stage of Japan. New York. 1917. Portrait.
Music. 5028.43

Jarvis, J.

Correct detail of the ceremonies attending the Shakespearean gala,
celebrated at Stratford-upon-Avon, April 23-25, 1827. With some
account of “Garrick’s Jubilee,” in 1769. Stratford-upon-Avon.
Bacon. [1827.] 30 pp. Plate. ¥*£T 56.196
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Jaspero, the Younger, pseud., editor.
Literary Exposé, The, and fashionable proteas. A new series, con-
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No. 1-13. May 14- Sept. 10, 1823. London. 1823. Illus. **T.26.32
Java.
Serrurier, L. De wajang poerwa, une ethnologische studie. Leiden.
1896. Text and Atlas of 24 colored plates. *Cab.80.29.3
Jean-Paul, pseud. See Cceuret, P.
Jebb, John, D.D., Bishop of Limerick.
Bishop Jebb on fashionable amusements. Republished from “Prac-
tical ne by Charles Forster. London. Lumley. 1849.
16 p ' #*T 96.64
ilecena Eupeite Paul.
Intimate recollections of Joseph Jefferson. New York. Dodd, Mead
& Co. 1909. xiv, 366 pp. Portraits. Plates. Facsimiles. 4343.277
Jefferson, Joseph.
The autobiography of Joseph Jefferson. New York. The Century

Co. [1890.] xv, 501 pp. Portraits. Plates. 4343-107
First published in the Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine.
Same. London. Unwin. — 4343-196

Jefferson, Joseph. Works about.
Jerrerson, E. P. Intimate recollections of Joseph Jefferson. New

York. 1909. Portraits. Plates. 4343-277
Witson, F. Joseph Jefferson. Reminiscences of a fellow player.
New York. 1906. Portraits. Plates. 4343-265
Winter, W. Life and art of Joseph Jefferson. New York. 1894.
Portraits. Plates. 4346.163

Jefferson family.
Winter, W. The Jeffersons. Boston. 1881. Portraits. Plate.
4348.118; **T.57.112
Jeffery, John B.

Jno. B. Jeffery’s Guide and directory to the opera houses, theatres,
public halls, bill posters, etc., of the cities and towns of America.
[Annual. Ist,] 7th edition. "Chicago. Jeffery. 1878, 84/85. 2 v.
Portrait. Manuscript facsimiles, *®T) 27.17

Jenkin, Henry Charles Fleeming.

Mrs. Siddons as Lady Macbeth and as Queen Katharine. With an
introduction by Brander Matthews. New York. 1915. (5), 113,
(1) pp. [Columbia University. Dramatic Museum.}] **T.46.61.3

Review [of Talma’s Reflexions on the actor’s art]. (Jn Talma, F.
J. Reflexions on the actor’s art. Pp. 43-55. New York. 1915.)

**T46.61.4
Jenkins, Richard.

Memoirs of the Bristol stage; with notices of some of the most
celebrated comedians who have appeared on its boards. Bristol.
The Author. 1826. xii, 103 pp. **T 77.180
Another copy is on shelf-number **G.3821.20.

Jennings, John Joseph.

Theatrical and circus life; or, secrets of the stage, green-room and
sawdust arena. St. Louis. Sun Publishing Co. 1882. 608 pp.
Illus. Portraits. Plates. **T 76.148
Relates mainly to the United States.

Jeremiah, John.

Notes on Shakespeare, and memorials of the Urban Club, and an

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1876. 129, (1) pp. Illus. Portrait. Plate. Music. Autograph
facsimiles. ¥€G,73.17; **T.56.44
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a separate title-page: “Memorials of the Urban Club, being a complete collec-
tion of the programmes and circulars since the first issued on April 24th, 1875,
to July 7th, 1876.”

Jerome, Jerome Klapka.

On the stage —and off: the brief career of a would-be actor. Lon-

don. Field & Tuer. 1885. viii, 160 pp. Portrait. *€T 58.42

Same. New York. Holt & Co. 1891. vi, 170 pp. 2576.163
Same. Illustrations by Kenneth M. Skeaping. London. The
Leadenhall Press. [1801.] viii, 219 pp. 2576.164

Stage-land: curious habits and customs of its inhabitants, described
by Jerome K. Jerome, drawn by J. Bernard Partridge. 16th
thousand. London. Chatto & Windus. 1890. (4), 80 pp. Illus.
Plates. ; ¥**T 46.33

Same. New York. Holt & Co. 1801. vi, 170 pp. 2576.163

Jerrold, Walter Copeland, compiler.

Bon-mots of Samuel Foote and Theodore Hook. With grotesques

by Aubrey Beardsley. London. Dent & Co. 1894. (1), 192 pp.

Illus. Plates. Portraits. Autograph facsimile. » 4559a.125
Jessamy bride, The. Moors, F. F. **T 87.14
Jesters. See Clowns and fools.

Jesuits.
Bauitmann, P. Jesuiten-Dramen der niederrheinischen Ordens-
provinz. Leipzig. 1806. ¥2142.25.15

Boyssse, E. Le théatre des Jésuites. Paris. 1880. 3519.75; **T.77.95
Jeune premier, Un, pseud.
TufAtrre, Le. Mémoires d’un jeune premier. Paris. 1858.

**T-.99.33
Jeunesse, La, de Moliére. Lacrorx, L. P. B. P. **T 59.29; etc.
Jeux du cirque, Les, et la vie foraine. Lz Roux, H. R. C. H.

#*T 93.2

Jeux olympiques, Les, 776 av. J.-C. — 1896. Trad. frangaise par Léon
Olivier. Athénes. Beck. 1896. 2 parts in 1 v. Illus. Plates.
*4000.104
Contents. — 1. Les jeux olympiques dans l’antiquité, par S. P. Lambros et N. G.
Politis. 2. Les jeux olympiques de 1896, par le Baron de Coubertin, Timoléon
Philémon, N. G. Politis & Charalambos Anninos.
Modern Greek text and French translation.

Jewett, Isaac Appleton.
Prize essay. A brief history and defence of the drama. [Cincinnati.
183-?] (3), 60 pp. **K.48.18

A prefatory note ascribes the essay to Jewett. The second prize essay ascribed
to a gentleman from New Orleans is appended, and relates particularly to the
history of the English stage.

Jim Crow, The history of. Braces, J. **T 87.6
Joannidés, A

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Johnson, A. E. :
The Russian ballet. With illustrations by René Bull. Boston.
Houghton Mifflin Co. 1913. 5, 240 pp. Illus. Plates, some

colored. *4040a.146
Contents. — Introduction. — Pétrouchka. — Thamar. — Le carnaval.—Cléopatre.
— Les sylphides. — Scheherazade. — Le spectre de la rose. — Narcisse. —
L’oiseau de feu. —- Le pavillon d’Armide. — Prince Igor (Polovtsian dances).
— Le dieu bleu. — Prélude 4 l’aprés-midi d’un faune. — Jeux. — Le sacre du
printemps. — La tragédie de Salomé. — Le lac des cygnes. — Anna Pavlova.

Johnson, Frederick G.
The press-agents handbook. How to advertise a play. Chicago.
Denison & Co. [1916.] 68 pp. 6197.128
Johnson, George Lindsay. ;
Photography in colours: a text-book for amateurs, with a chapter on
kinematography in the colours of nature. London. George
Routledge & Sons, Ltd. tIg11. vii, (1), 143, (1) pp. Illus. Plates, °
some colored. Plans. Charts. 8065.194
Johnson, Herrick. ,
A plain talk about the theatre. Chicago. Revell. [1882] 83 pp.
#*8T 78.77

The “plain talk,” which opposes the theatre, is followed by a correspondence
between Mr. Johnson, Edwin C. Larned and James H. McVicker, the two latter
defending it.

Johnson, Hurlothrumbo, pseud.
Harmony in an uproar: a letter to F—d—k H—d—l; m—r of the
O—a H—e in the Hay-market, from Hurlothrumbo - Johnson,
Esq. In which the rights and merits of both O—s are properly
considered. London: Printed for R. Smith. 1733. 23 pp.
Addressed to Handel. No. 11 in **G,3820.9
Johnson, James.
An account of pantomime. The London pantomimes, 1881-1882.
Facsimiles of the earliest announcements of English pantomimes,
Joey Grimaldi’s last speech, and verses on pantomime. [Lon-

don.] Vickers. [1882.] 5-18 pp. **T 95.04
Larkins and the drama. Illustrated by A. Bouchette. London.
Tilling. 1880. (2), 100 pp. Illus. **T 96.235

A story of stage life.
Johnson, Oliver.
' Amusements: their uses and abuses. [Anon.] Testimony of Pro-
gressive Friends. New York. Johnson. [1856] 16 pp. 7442.42
Johnson, Samuel.

Samuel Johnson’s prologue spoken at the opening of the theatre in
Drury-Lane in 1747 with Garrick’s epilogue. A facsimile of the
hitherto undiscovered first edition. With preface by Austin Dob-
son and introduction and notes by A. S. W. Rosenbach. New
York. Dodd, Mead Co. 1902. xiv, 12, xxiv pp. Facsimile.

. *4570.115
Johnson, Samuel. Works about.

DraLocueE, A, between the Earl of C d and Mr. Garrick, in the
Elysian shades. [A tribute to the friendship of Garrick and Dr.
Johnson. Verse.] London. 1785. No. 5 in **G.3820,11

Johnson, Thomas. :

Album de la Comédie-frangaise par F. Febvre et T. Johnson. Paris.

Ollendorff. 1880. (3), 100, (7) pp. Portraits. Engraved title-
$ page. Manuscript facsimiles. *#T 71.7
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Johnson, Thomas, bookseller.

A true, perfect, and exact catalogue of all the comedies, tragedies,
tragi-comedies, pastorals, masques, and interludes, that were ever
yet printed and published, till 1661, which you may either buy or
sell at the shops of Nath. Brook, Francis Kirkman, Tho. John-
son and Henry Marsh. [London.] 1661. 16 pp. #*T 67.3
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 2 in **G.3810.51.

Johnson, Walter B., compiler.

The theatrical guide, route and date book of the New England States,
Middle States, Western States, and Provinces. [5th edition.]
Boston. Johnson. [1888.] 4458.37

Johnstone, John Henry, and others.

A statement of the differences subsisting between the proprietors
and performers of the Theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden. Given in
the correspondence that has passed between them. By John
Johnstone, Joseph George Holman, Alexander Pope, Charles
Incledon, Jos. S. Munden, John Fawcett, Thomas Knight, Henry
Erskine Johnston. London: Printed by J. Davis for W. Miller.

1800. vii, 69, 3 pp. **T.77.10
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 2 in **G.3824.3, which lacks the supplement.
Jolies actrices, Les, de Paris. Loyvreau, E. ¥*T 58.128
Mazattn, P. **T 57.24

Jolly, Marie Elisabeth.

Dutompoy, N. F. R. F,, editor. Aux manes de Marie-Elisabeth Joly,
artiste célébre du Théatre francais. Paris. An vit de la Ré-
publique. [1798:] Plates. **T 59.43

Jolly duchess, The. Pearce, C. E. 2548.85
Joly, Aristide.

Note sur Benoet du Lac; ou, le théatre et la Bazoche a Aix 4a la fin
du xvre siécle. Lyon. Scheuring. 1862. (3), 90, (1) pp.

: ¥*T 76.44

Joly, Marie Elisabeth. See Jolly, Marie Elisabeth.
Jones, Charles Inigo.

Memoirs of Miss O’Neill; containing her public character, private
life, and dramatic progress, with a full criticism of her different
characters. London. Cox. 1816. iv, too pp. Colored portrait.

: **T 55.67
Jones, Frederick Edward. .

Croker, J. W. Familiar epistles to Frederick J——s [Jones], Esq,

on the ‘present state of the Irish stage. Dublin. 1804.
*4575.36; etc.

Morean, S. O., Lady. A few reflections, occasioned by the perusal
of a work, entitled, “Familiar epistles, to Frederick J s Esq.
on the present state of the Irish stage.” Dublin. 1804. **T.78.56

Jones, Henry Arthur.

The foundations of a national drama. A collection of lectures, essays
and speeches, delivered and written in the years 1896-1912. (Re-
vised with additions.) New York. George H. Doran Co. [1912.]
xviii, 358, (1) pp. Portrait. 4574.183
Relates to drama, dramatic censorship and national theatres.

Municipal and repertory theatres: a lecture delivered to the Sheffield
Playgoers’ Society. With an introductory letter to Sir Johnston
Forbes Robertson. London. G. Bell & Sons, Ltd. 1913. (3), iii,
3-34 pp. [Talks with playgoers. No. 1.] **T' 76.186

Compares the production of Shakespeare’s plays in England and in Germany.
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Jones, Henry Arthur. (Continued.)
The renascence of the English drama. Essays, lectures, and frag-
ments relating to the modern English stage, written and delivered
in the years 1883-94. London. Macmillan & Co. 1895. xiv,

343 Dp. **T.47.43
Contents. — The theatre and the mob. — Religion and the stage. — The first-
night judgment of plays. — Realism and truth. — The science of the drama, —
The literary drama: a reply to Mr. H. D. Traill. — The Bible on the stage, —
The future of the English drama. — Dr. Pearson on the modern drama. — A
playwright’s grumble. — The dramatic outlook. — On being rightly amused at
the theatre. — On playmaking. — Our modern drama: is it an art or an
amusement? — The relations of the drama to education. — Preface to Saints
and sinners. — Dedication of the comedy The case of rebellious Susan. —

Fragments and extracts.
Jones, Henry Arthur, prefacer.
Brunetizre, M. F. The law of the drama. New York. 1914.

¥*T .46.60.3
Fiton, P. M. A. The English stage: being an account of the Vic-
torian drama. London. 1897. 4574.32; **T.46.1

Jones, Henry Festing.

Diversions in Sicily. London. Alston Rivers, Ltd. 1909. xii, 331
pp. . 4768.85
Mostly about the theatre in Sicily.

Jones, Joseph Stevens.

Boston. National theatre. National Theatre, Boston. 1837-1830.
Manuscript. [Boston. 1839.] (80) pp. Portrait. FRT 99,24
An autograph statement of the plays performed at the National Theatre, the
parts Joncs played therein, and other memoranda relating to the theatre and
its company. |

Boston. Tremont Theatre, 1827-1843. [Letters addressed to J. S.
Jones, manager of the Tremont Theatre, financial statements,
reports, applications for positions, etc.] Manuscript. [Boston.
1842/43.] **T,Cab.1.8

— “Return book,” being a statement in detail of every night’s
receipts, the plays performed, the names of the stars, etc., for the
entire season of 1839-1840, 1840-1841, [1842-1843] hen it was
under the management of Je Ss Jones: Manuscript. [Boston.
1839-1843.] 3 v. in I. **T Cab.1.6

Jones, Sidney.

Bantock, G., and F. G. Artato. Round the world with “A Gaiety

girl” [composed by Sidney Jones]. London. 1896. Portraits.
#57 57,148
Jones, Stanley.

The actor and his art. Some considerations of the present condition

of the stage. Loridon. Downey & Co., Ltd. 1899. (5), 215, (1) pp.
¥8T 77.214
Jones, Stephen, editor.

Biographia dramatica; or, a companion to the playhouse. Originally
compiled, to 1764, by David Erskine Baker. Continued to 1782,
by Isaac Reed, and to November 1811 by Stephen Jones. London.
1812. 3 v. in 4. **T 46.7.; etc.

Jonson, Ben.

(The case is alterd.] At the Auditorium playe-house, Chicago, neare
to the bank-side, Saturday evening, the seventeenth of Maye next,
a right mery and wittie comedie intituled The case is alterd, pub-
liquely acted by the students in the Universitie. [A synopsis of
the play, with notes. Chicago.] 1902. 63 pp. Portraits. Plates.
Facsimile. *6579.123

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Jonson, Ben. Works about.

Porter, T. H. A maid of the Malverns: a romance of the Black-

friars Theatre. London. [1911.] *4578.334
Jordan, Dorothy.

Boaven, J. The life of Mrs. Jordan; including original private cor-
respondence, and numerous anecdotes of her contemporaries.
London. 1831. 2 v. Portrait. **T 56.210; etc.

Essay, An, on the pre-eminence of comic genius: with observations
on the several characters Mrs. Jordan has appeared in. London.
1786. **T 58.56; etc.

Great illegitimate, The!! Public and private life of that celebrated
actress Miss Bland, otherwise Mrs. Ford, or, Mrs. Jordan. Lon-
don. [183-?] Portraits. **T 57.340; etc.

— Same. Public and private life of that celebrated actress, Miss
Bland, otherwise Mrs. Ford, or, Mrs. Jordan. London. [188-?]

4549a.107; etc.

Lines addressed to Mrs. Jordan. London. 1787.

No. 11 in **G.3820.11
Journal, The, of a London playgoer from 1851 to 1866. Mortey, H.
4568.15; **T.48.2
Journaliste, Un, pseud. See Couailhac, Jean Joseph Louis; also Mirbeau,
Octave.
Jouslin de La Salle, Armand Francois. .

Souvenirs sur le Théatre-francais. (1833-1837.) Amnnotés et publiés

par G. Monval-et le Comte Fleury. Paris. Paul. 1900. (3), 122,

(1) pp. *€T 75.55
Joy, The, of the theatre. Canwan, G. #*T 78.72
Jubilee, A, of playgoing. Hanzey, P. **T 97.287

Judge and Jury Society.

NicHotson, R. Nicholson’s Sketches of celebrated characters, and

key to the Judge and Jury Society. [London. 1844?] Plate.
#*T 55.122
Judic, Anna Marie Louise Damiens.

CHarNnEvux, A., editor. Un procés de presse 4 propos du théatre.
[Affaire Judic & Humbert, directeur de l’Alcazar de Bruxelles,
contre L’Ami de Vordre.] Namur. 1878. , *®'T 77,234

Mme. Jupic. A biographical sketch. N. Y. 1885. 47 pp. **T.59.15

Judith, Julie Bernat, called Madame Judith.

My autobiography. Edited by Paul G’Sell [sic] and translated from
the French by Mrs. Arthur Bell. London. Nash. 1912. 322 pp.
Portrait. 2646.233

Reminiscences of Parisian celebrities and theatrical life.
Judith, Julie Bernat, called Madame Judith. Works about.
BanviL_e, T. F. pe. Mme Judith de la Comédie frangaise. [Tou-

louse.] 1867. *8T 54.15
Jugement de la presse parisienne sur Ernesto Rossi. Paris. Lévy.

1866. 105 pp. ¥*T 98.17
Julien, A.

Discussion sur les apanages, pour S. A. S. Mer le Duc d’ Orléans;

contre le Sieur Julien. [Paris. Testu. 1818.] 32 pp. **T.75.34
The suit concerned the ownership of the Théatre-frangais in the Palais-Royal.

Mémoire a consulter et consultation pour le Sieur Julien, proprié-
taire de la salle du Théatre-francais; contre S. A. S. Monseigneur
le Duc d’Orléans. [Paris. Jeunehomme-Crémiére. 1818.] (1),
26, 27 pp. Plan. **T.75.36

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Julien, A. (Continued.)
Mémoire 4 consulter, et consultation,-pour S. A. S. Monseigneur le
Duc d’Orléans; contre le Sieur Julien. [Paris. Testu. 1818.]
(1, 36, 40 pp. **T.75,38
Mémoire pour S. A. S. Monseigneur le Duc d’Orléans, demandeur;
: contre le Sieur Jullien, défendeur. [Paris. 1814?] (1), 30 pp.
; **®T.75.29
Observations de M. Julien, additionnelles a l’exposé des faits de
son Mémoire a consulter. [Paris. Jeunehomme-Crémiére. 1818.]
10 pp. **T.75.37
Plans relatifs au Palais-Royal, et discussion des questions qu’ils ont
fait naitre au procés entre S. A. S. Mer le Duc d’ Orléans et le
Sieur Julien. [Paris. 1818.] (1), 17 pp. Plates. Colored plans.
**T.75.35
Points de fait et de droit les plus importans, pour les adjudicataires
originaires de la salle du Théatre-francais, appelés en garantie et
intervenans; contre S. A. S. Mgr. le Duc d’ Orléans. [Paris.
Demonville. 1818?] 39 pp. **T 75.40
Résumé servant de réponse pour M. Julien, propriétaire du Théatre
francais; contre S. A. S. Monseigneur le Duc d’ Orléans. [Paris.
Feugueray. 1818?] 44 pp. #*T 75.30
Julleville, Louis Petit de. See Petit de Julleville, Louis.
Jullien, A. See Julien, A. '
Jullien, Adolphe. See Jullien, Jean Lucien Adolphe.
Jullien, Jean, prefacer.
Tuatrasso, A. Le Théatre libre. Paris. 1900. 4677.141
Jullien, Jean Lucien Adolphe.
Airs variés. Histoire, critique, biographie musicales et dramatiques.
Paris. Charpentier. 1877. viii, 360 pp. 4057.35; **M.127.40
Contents. — Hector Berlioz. — Mendelssohn a Paris. — La musique pittoresque.

— Les théatres lyriques et les concours de musique dramatique. — Portraits
d’artistes du dix-huitiéme siécle. — M. Offenbach critique.

La comédie 4 la cour. Les théatres de société royale pendant le
siécle dernier. La Duchesse du Maine et les grandes nuits de
Sceaux, Madame de Pompadour et le Théatre des petits cabinets, :
le théatre de Marie-Antoinette a Trianon. Paris. Firmin-Didot &
cie. [1883.] (3), vii, 323 pp. Portraits. Plates. ¥*T 73.4

La comédie et la galanterie au xvimre siécle. Paris. Rouveyre. 1879.
(16), 175, (1) pp. Tables. **T 76.169

Contents. — L’église et l’?Opéra en 1735. — Les spectateurs sur le théatre. — Le
théatre des Demoiselles Verriéres. — A la Bastille.

La cour et l’opéra sous Louis xvi. Marie Antoinette et Sacchini,
Salieri, Favart et Gluck. Paris. Didier. 1878. ix, 360 pp.

4676.52; **M.127.39

Les grandes nuits de Sceaux. Le théatre de la Duchesse du Maine.

D’aprés des documents inédits. Paris. Baur. 1876. (3), 73 pp.

, **T 95.51

Histoire du costume au théatre depuis les origines du thédtre en

France jusqu’a nos jours. Paris. Charpentier. 1880. xii, 356 pp.

Portraits, some colored. Plates. **T 94.2

Histoire du théatre de Madame de Pompadour dit Théatre des
petits cabinets. Paris. Baur. 1874. (3), 75, (1) pp. Plates.

i No. 3 in **M.122.1

Histoire du théatre de l’Opéra comique. [Anon.] A Paris. 1769.

2v. *&M 1294.15

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Jullien, Jean Lucien Adolphe. (Continued.)

L’opéra secret au xvitre siécle. 1770-1790. Aventures et intrigues
secrétes racontées d’aprés les papiers inédits conservés aux
archives de l’état et de Opéra. Paris. Rouveyre. 1880. (10),
258, (2) pp. Tables. 4674.60; **M.145.29

Paris dilettante au commencement du siécle. Ouvrage orné de 36
gravures sur bois, et fac-similé de dessins originaux conservés
aux archives de l’Opéra. Paris. Firmin-Didot & cie. 1884. (3),
388 pp. 2670.54; **M.377.54
Contents. — Le monde et le théatre sous 1’Empire et la Restauration. — Weber a
Paris en 1826. — Scribe et Rossini. — Les opéras de Mozart 4 Paris. — Les
salles de l?Opéra. — Les opéras de l’Opéra. — Les commencements de Spontini.

— Robert le Diable. — Ingres musicien. — Mérimée dilettante et orateur. —
Le nouvel Opéra.

Un potentat musical, Papillon de La Ferté: son régne 4 l’Opéra de
1780 a 1790. Paris. Détaille. 1876. 57 pp. 4044.59
Les spectateurs sur le théatre. Etablissement et suppression des
bancs sur les scénes de la Comédie-frangaise et de Opéra. Paris.
Détaille. 1875. 31, (1) pp. Plates. Plan. No. 6 in **M.122.1
Le théatre des Dlles Verriéres. La comédie de société dans le monde

galant du siécle dernier. Paris. Détaille. 1875. 30 pp.
No. 4 in **M,122.1

Junker, Hermann.
Scenen aus Shakespeare’s Dramen. [London? 187-?]

No. 2 in **G.3952.28

12 plates, with descriptive matter on the reverse side, by Dr. J. Tempel.
Junkermann, August.

Memoiren eines Hof-Schauspielers. Stuttgart. Stidddeutsches [sic]
Verlags-Institut. [1889.] iv, 265 pp. Illus. Portraits. Plates.
Autograph facsimile. ¥**T 56.240

Jusseaume, Lucien, prefacer.

Coguiot, G. Nouveau manuel complet du peintre-décorateur de

théatre. Paris. ig1o. Illus. Plates. Plans. 8069a.160
Jusserand, Jean Adrien Antoine Jules.

Shakespeare in France under the ancien régime. London. Unwin.
1899. (4), xxviii, 496 pp. Portraits. Plates. **T 55.80

Same. New York. Putnam. ~  4509a.174

Justification des comédiens francois. [Anon.] See Potier de Lille, L.
Juvenile adventures, The, of David Ranger, Esq.; from an original
manuscript found in the collections of a late noble lord. 2d edi-
tion. London. Printed for P. Stevens. 1757. 2. 6579.4

Pretended adventures of David Garrick.
Juvenile Protective Association, Chicago.
Five and ten cent theatres. Two investigations by the Juvenile
Protective Association of Chicago, 1909 and 1911. Text by Louise
de Koven Bowen. Chicago. [1o911?] (12) pp. 5576.283

Chiefly about moving picture shows.

K

Dalles et planches. Be ae ne entre un prétre et un comédien.

Publiée par E.... K........ ze édition. Paris. Dupont. 1876.
256 pp. **T 86.1
Fiction.

K**#*§. H. A., pseud. See Cahaisse, Henri Alexis.
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Kaemmerling, Hermann. _
Das Krollsche Etablissement zu Berlin. Berlin. Nicolai. 1862. 2

parts in I v. Plates, some colored. Plans. ¥#T 71.2
Das neue Victoria-Theater zu Berlin. [Berlin. 186-?] 4 parts in
tv. Plates, some colored. Plans. *Cab.60.144.6
Das Wallner-Theater zu Berlin. [Berlin. Nicolai. 1868.] 2 parts
iniv. Plates. Plans. *Cab.60.144.7

These three works form Heft 2-7, to, 11, of E. Titz’s Entwirfe zu ausgefiihrten
6ffentlichen und privat-Gebauden.
Kahle, Paul E.

Zur Geschichte des arabischen Schattentheaters in Egypten. Leip-
zig. Haupt. 1909. (2), 49 pp. [Neuarabische Volksdichtung aus
Egypten. Heft 1.] 6252.113

Kainz, Josef.

Ricuter, H. Josef Kainz als Torquato Tasso. (Jn Goethe-Jahrbuch.

Band 30, pp. 180-186. Frankfurt a/M. 1909.) *28404.54.30
Kaler, James Otis. (James Otis.)

Toby Tyler; or, ten weeks with a circus. New York. Harper. 1881.

265 pp. Plates. #*T 88.15
Kaplan, Samuel, compiler.

Actable one-act plays. The Chicago Public Library. Compiled by

Samuel Kaplan of the Library staff. [Chicago.] 1916. 15 pp. 2175.67
Karagueuz.

Tuatasso, A. Moliére en Turquie. Etude sur le théatre de Kara-

gueuz. Paris. 1888. **T 56.58
Karnac, Egypt.

Burrorp, R. Description of a view of the great temple of Karnak.
and the surrounding city of Thebes, now exhibiting at the
Panorama, New York. Painted from drawings taken in 1834 by
F. Catherwood. New-York. 1839. Plate. 3054.68

Kaufmann, Jacques Auguste.

Architectonographie des théatres, ou, paralléle historique et critique
de ces édifices considérés sous le rapport de l’architecture et de
la décoration. Commencé par Alexis Donnet et Orgiazzi et con-
tinué par Jacques-Auguste Kaufmann. Paris. Lacroix & Baudry
{and Mathias]. 1840. 2v.in 1. Illus. Plates. Plans. Map.

Atlas only. *8090.120
Contents. — 1, Théditres de Paris construits jusqu’en 1820. «z. Théatres con-

struits depuis 1820. :
Same. Tomer. Paris. Didot. 1821. 2v. Text, viij, 376 pp.; Atlas,
25 plates. Illus. Map. Plans. ¥*T 76.135
Kean, Charles John.
[Cuartes Kean. A collection of clippings relating to him. Boston.

1873.] 18 ff. No. 19 in **G.3930.13.1
Cuartes Kean and the modern stage. [Edinburgh. 1868.] 469-486
pp. No. 9 in **G.62.5

Core, J. W. The life and theatrical times of Charles Kean. In-
cluding a summary of the English stage for the last fifty years,
and a detailed account of the management of the Princess’s
Theatre, from 1850-1859. London. 1859. 2v. 6543.30; **T.56.281

Lonpon. St. James’s Hall. The Kean banquet, July 20, 1859. Lon-
don. [1859.] ¥**T 96.178; etc.

Mucs ado about nothing. [London. 1859.] No. 20 in **G,3930.13.1

Kean, Edmund.

[Cuiprincs, biographical and critical, from:various English periodi-

cals.] 1869. (57) pp. **T 16.5

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Kean, Edmund. (Continued.)

Cooke sleeps! — Kean lives! The life and interesting anecdotes of
Mr. Kean: with remarks on his performances. ,London. [1814?]
No. 21 in **G.3930.13.1
CRITICAL examination, A, of the respective performances of Mr..
Kean & Mr. Macready, in Cibber’s alteration of Shakespeare’s

historical play of King Richard the Third. London. 1819.
No. 3 in **G.3937.32; etc.
Dana, R. H. Kean’s acting. (Jn his Poems and’prose writings. Pp.
420-437. Philadelphia. 1833.) ¥A.2127.3
Derence, A, of Edmund Kean. Being a reply to Mr. Buck’s [sic]
preface, and remarks on his tragedy of the “Italians.” London.

[1819.] **T 96.18; etc.
[Epmunp Kean— a collection of clippings and manuscripts relating
to him. Boston. 1873.] 12 ff. No. 22 in **G.3930.13.1
Euripipes, pseud. A brief essay, towards an apology for a play actor.
[Albany.] 1825. 6544.35
Frienp, A, to justice, pseud. A reply to the Defence of Edmund Kean.
London. 18109. ¥**T 96.19
Hawkins, F. W. The life of Edmund Kean. From published and
original sources. London. 1869. 2 v. 4545-1713; **T.56.321
‘Macautey, E. W. Theatric revolution, or plain truth addressed to
common sense. London. 18109. **T. 96.20; etc.
Motuoy, J. F. The life and adventures of Edmund Kean, tragedian.
1787-1833. London. 1888. 2 v. 4547-1153 **T.57.11
Procter, B..W. The life of Edmund Kean. London. 1835. 2 v.
Portrait. 6540.75; **T.57.299; etc.

Keeler, Ralph.
Vagabond adventures. Boston. Fields, Osgood & Co. 1870. 274

pp. : **T..57.354
Other copies are on shelf-numbers *4405.100; *A.4721.
Contents. — Among wharves and cabins. — Three years as a negro-minstrel. —

The tour of Europe for $181 in currency.
Keeley, Robert.

Locan, W. H. Letter from a gentleman in town to his friend in the
country, regarding Keeley, the theatre, and other matters con-
nected with the drama in Edinburgh. [Edinburgh. 1834.]

¥**T 77.196
Keeley family.

Goopman, W. The Keeleys on the stage and at home. London.

1895. Illus. Portraits. 4545-148; **T.56.38
Keene, Laura.

CreaHan, J. The life of Laura Keene, actress, artist, manager and
scholar. With reminiscences of her daughters [Clara Marie
Cecilia Stella Taylor and Emma Taylor]. Philadélphia. 1897.
Portraits. Plates. 4343.225; **T 55.60

Keene, Thomas Wallace.

Books, letters and portraits. The library of the late Thomas W.
Keene (tragedian) with some additions from other sources. For
sale at auction by the Anderson Auction Co. New York. 1904.
59 pp. **T.65.41

Keese, William Linn.
A group of comedians. New York. 1901. (7), 91 pp. Portraits.

[Dunlap Society. Publications.] **T 95.26
Contents. — Henry Placide. — William Rufus Blake. — fohn Brougham. —
George Holland. — Charles Fisher.

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Keese, William Linn. (Continued.)

William E. Burton. A sketch of his career other than that of actor,
with glimpses of his home life, and extracts from his theatrical
journal. New-York. 1891. (11), 56 pp. Portrait. Plates. Auto-
graph facsimile. [Dunlap Society. Publications. ] #*T 95.12

William E. Burton, actor, author, and manager. A sketch of his
career with recollections of his performances. New York. Putnam.
1885. xi, 230 pp. Portraits. Plates. Facsimiles.

, 4246.58; **T.56.22
Keith, Charles.

Circus life & amusements (equestrian, dramatic, & musical), in all
nations. Written by Charlie Keith, the roving English clown,
embracing his life, travels, and experiences of professional and
non-professional men. Derby. Bewley & Roe. 1879. 155, (1)

_ pp. **T.96.150

Kellar, Harry.

A magician’s tour up and down and round about the earth. Being
the life and adventures of the American nostradamus, Harry
Kellar. Edited by his faithful “familiar,” “Satan, Junior” [pseud.].
Chicago. Donnelley. 1886. 214, 25 pp. Illus. Portrait. Plates.
Autograph facsimile. 6267.69; **T.57.356

Kellerd, John E.

Frost, J. B. The greatest Hamlet. An appreciative review of Ham-
let as presented by John E. Kellerd. Atlanta. [1915.] Illus.
Portraits. Plates. *4590.125

Kelly, Frank Mostyn. : ‘

Well known players in caricature (with autographs). [New York.
1900.] (32) portraits. Autograph facsimiles. **T.53.3
Refers to the United States. i

Kelly, Hugh.

Thespis: or, a critical examination into the merits of all the principal
performers. Book [1,] 2. London: Printed for G. Kearsly. 1766,
67, 2. **T 94.5
Book [1] is anonymous and is of the 2d edition. Another copy is on shelf-

number **T.54.26.
Contexts. — [1.] Drury-Lane Theatre. «%. Covent-Garden Theatre.

Kelly, Hugh. Works about.

Brownsmitu, J. The rescue: or, Thespian scourge. Being a critical
enquiry into the merit of a poem, intituled, Thespis. With some
candid remarks on the modesty, good-nature, and impartiality of
that piece. Written in Hudibrastic verse. London. 1767.

**T 54.27
Stamma, L. The Kellyad: or a critical examination into the merits
of Thespis. [Verse.] London. 1767. No. 8 in **G.3947.2

Kelly, Jonathan Falconbridge. (Falconbridge.)

Dan. Marble; a biographical sketch of that humorist, with remi-
niscences, comicalities, anecdotes, etc. New York. Dewitt &
Davenport. [1851.] xvi, 13-235 pp. Plates. ¥*T 58.35

Kelly, Michael.

Personal reminiscences by O’Keeffe, Kelly and Taylor. New York.
Scribner, Armstrong & Co. 1875. xxi, 341 pp. Portraits. 6549.129

Reminiscences of Michael Kelly, of the King’s Theatre, and Theatre
Royal, Drury Lane, including a period of nearly half a century;
with original anecdotes of many distinguished persons, political,
literary, and musical. [Edited by Theodore E. Hook.] London.
Colburn. 1826. 2 v. 4557.1

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Kelly, Michael. (Continued.)

Same. ad edition. Portrait. EM .146.22; **T.57.451

Same. New York. Collins & Hannay. 424 pp. **K..34.11
Relates chiefly to the opera and to the London theatres.

Kelly, Michael. Works about.

Scott, Sir W., Baronet. The life of John Philip Kemble. [A review
of the Reminiscences of Michael Kelly, of the King’s Theatre,
etc. London. 1826.] No. 2 in **G.3930.13.2; etc.

Kelly, William.

Notices illustrative of the drama, and other popular amusements,
chiefly in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, incidentally
illustrating Shakespeare and his contemporaries; extracted from
the chamberlains’ accounts and other manuscripts of the Borough
of Leicester. With an introduction and notes by William Kelly.
London. Smith. 1865. viii, 310 pp. Plate. Plan.

Another copy is on shelf-number **G.60a.33. 4578.10; **T.76.166
Kelly’s riot.

DuBLrn in an uproar: or, the ladies robb’d of their pleasure. Being
a full and impartial relation of the remarkable tumult that lately
happen’d at the Dublin Theatre. Dublin, printed: London, re-
printed. [1747.] ‘No. 2 in **G.3823.16

Kellyad, The. Stamma, L. No. 8 in **G.3947.2
Kemble, Charles.
Lang, R. J. Sixteen portraits of Charles Kemble Esq. [London.]

1840. **T 51.2
Puito-Dramaticus, pseud. A letter to C. Kemble and R. W. Elliston,
on the present state of the stage. London. 1825. ¥**T 76.122

Kemble, Edward Windsor, illustrator.
Smitu, H. B. Stage lyrics. With illustrations by Archie Gunn,
Ray Brown and E. W. Kemble. New York. 1900. *4396.175
Kemble, Frances Anne.
Journal. Philadelphia. Carey, Lea & Blanchard. 1835. 2 v.

4369.21; **T.57.304

Same. London. Murray. 4369.38
Old woman’s gossip. [Boston. 1875-77.] Irregularly paged.

**®T 15,11

On the stage. [London. 1863.] 733-737 pp. No. 26 in **G.3822.3
Cut from the Cornhill Magazine, December, 1863 [Periodical Room *7313.1.-
1863]. This may also be found in her Notes upon some of Shakespeare’s plays

(4596.34; **T.36.149].
Record of a girlhood. London. Bentley. 1878. 3 v. 2457-55

Same. New York. Holt. 1879. (3), 605 pp. Portrait. 2457-59
Relates to the stage.

Kemble, Frances Anne. Works about.

L., S. D. Memoir of the dramatic life of Miss Fanny Kemble.

N. p. [18—?] 15 pp. ¥*T 56.164
Kemble, George Stephen. See Kemble, Stephen.
Kemble, John Philip.

AuTnENTic narrative, An, of Mr. Kemble’s retirement from the.
stage, including farewell address, criticisms, poems, &c. With
an account of the dinner given at the Freemasons’ Tavern, June
27, 1817. Prefixed, an essay biographical and critical. London.
1817. Portrait. Plates. **T 96.231; etc.

Boaven, J. Memoirs of the life of John Philip Kemble. Including
a history of the stage from the time of Garrick to the present
period. London. 1825. 2 v. Portrait. 6540a.62; **T.56.242; etc.

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Kemble, John Philip. (Continued.)

Butt, J., pseud. Covent Garden Theatre!! Remarks on the cause
of the dispute between the public and managers of the Theatre
Royal, Covent Garden. London. [1809.] Plate. No.5 in **G.3821.5

FirzceraLp, P. H. The Kembles. An account of the Kemble family,
including the lives of Mrs. Siddons, and John Philip Kemble.
London. [1871.] 2 v. Portraits. 6543.15; **T.56.217; etc.

GentLeman, A, of the Middle-Temple, pseud. Remarks on Mr. Col-
man’s preface; also a summary comparison of the play of the
Iron chest with the novel of Caleb Williams. London. [1796.}

No. 3 in **G.3822.2

GENUINE collection, A, of O. P. songs, whimsical and satirical,
among which are many originals, never before printed. To which
is added the toasts and sentiments given by the O. P.’s. Also
the terms of peace. London. [1809?] No. 2 in **G.3823.2

GiLuitanp, T. Jack in office; containing remarks on Mr. Braham’s
address to the public; with a full and impartial consideration
of Mr. Kemble’s conduct with respect to the above gentleman.
London. [1804.] **T’ 96.28; etc.

Hicks, J. Performances in London of Mrs. Siddons and Mr. John
Philip Kemble. Collected from the bills by John Hicks circa
1821. Manuscript. Unpaged. **T 52.6

Kemes_e & Cooke: or, a critical review of a pamphlet published under
the title of Remarks on the character of Richard the Third, as
played by Cooke & Kemble. With other critical remarks on the per-
formances of these two gentlemen. London. [1801.] **T.96.313; etc.

KEMBLIANA: being a collection of the jeu d’esprits, &c., that have
appeared respecting King John; including the preternatural ap-
pearances of the ghost of Covent Garden. London. 1804. **T.56.89

Lirr, The, of John Philip Kemble, Esquire, a proprietor, and stage
manager of Covent Garden Theatre, interspersed with family and
theatrical anecdotes. London. Johnston. [1809.] (3), 52 pp.

Portrait. Colored plate. No. 13 in **G.3823.15
Martin, H. Remarks on Mr. John Kemble’s performance of Hamlet
and Richard the Third. London. 1802. ¥**T 96.214; etc.

OxzservaTions on Mr. Kemble in the characters of Cato, Wolsey,
and Coriolanus: to which are added his farewell address at Covent
Garden Theatre, and an account of the dinner given at Free-
mason’s Tavern; with every particular connected with his retire-

ment from the stage. London. 1817. No. 5 in **G.3824.3; etc.
Remarks on the character of Richard the Third; as played by Cooke
and Kemble. London. 1801. **T 96.314; etc.

Scott, Sir W., Baronet. The life of John Philip Kemble. [A review
of the Reminiscences of Michael Kelly, of the King’s Theatre,

etc. London. 1826.] No. 2 in **G.3930.13.2
Suort criticism, A, on the performance of Hamlet by Mr. Kemble.
London. 1789. No. 5 in **G.3937.11

Witurams, J. A. Memoirs of John Philip Kemble. With an original
critique on his performance. London. 1817. Portraits.
¥**#T 59.27; etc.
Kemble, Stephen.
Jackson, J. A statement of facts, explanatory of the dispute between
John Jackson and Stephen Kemble, relative to the Theatre Royal
of Edinburgh. Edinburgh. 1792. ¥**T 57.60

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Kemble family.
Fitzceratp, P. H. The Kembles. An account of the Kemble family,
‘including the lives of Mrs. Siddons and John Philip Kemble.
London. [1871.] 2v. Portraits. ¥**T 56.217; etc.
Kemetes, The. By Percy Fitzgerald. [A review. London. 1872.]
; No. 10 in **G.62.5
Kemble & Cooke: or, a critical review of a pamphlet published under
the title of Remarks on the character of Richard the Third, as
played by Cooke & Kemble. With other critical remarks on the
performances of these two gentlemen. London. Westley. [1801.]

52 pp. **T.96.313
Other copies are on shelf-numbers **G.3924.26; **T.96.213; **T.96.336.
Same. 2d edition. [1801?] No. 5 in **G.3824.5

Another copy is on shelf-number No. 2 in **G.3937.32.
Kembles, The. By Percy Fitzgerald. [A review. London. 1872.]
1-26 pp. No. 10 in **G.62.5

Cut from the Quarterly Review, January, 1872 [Periodical Room %*3114.1].
Relates mainly to acting and to the condition of the English stage.

Kembliana: being a collection of the jeu d’esprits, &c. that have appeared
respecting King John: including the preternatural appearances of
the ghost of Covent Garden. London. Sims. 1804. ¥*T 56.89
Kemp, William.

Nicuotson, B. Kemp and the play of Hamlet — Yorrick and Tarlton
—A short chapter in dramatic history. (Jn New Shakspere
Society. [Publications.] Series 1. Transactions. No. 8. 1880-6.
Part I., pp. 57-66. London. 1881.) #6§552.10.1880—1886.1 ; etc.

Kempthorne, Rev. John.

A warning against attendance at the theatre, the fair, and the race-
course, being the substance of a sermon preached last year in the
Parish Church of St. Michael, Gloucester. Gloucester. Verrinder.
1831. 35, (1) pp. **T 76.66

Kendal, Madge.

The drama. A paper read at the congress of the National Associa-
tion for the Promotion of Social Science, Birmingham, September
1884. [4th edition.] London. Bogue. [1884.] (4), 24 pp. Por-

trait. Manuscript facsimiles. **'T 98.57
Dramatic opinions. Boston. Little, Brown, & Co. 1890. 180 pp.
Portrait. Manuscript facsimile. 4579.117; **T.58.104
Same. London. Murray. viii, 116 pp. **T 58,105

This edition lacks the portrait and the manuscript facsimile.
Some pros and cons of theatrical life. (Jn Woman’s library, The.
Vol. 1. Education and professions. Pp. 223-253. London. 1903.)
5589a.351
Kendal, Madge. Works about.
PemBEeRTON, T. E. The Kendals. A biography. London. 1900.
Portraits. Plates. : ¥**T 56.66; etc.
Kendal, William Hunter.
PemBerton, T. E. The Kendals. A biography. London. 1900.
Portraits. Plates. **T 56.66; etc.
Kendall, John.
Remarks on the prevailing custom of attending stage entertainments:
also on the present taste for reading romances and novels: and
on some other customs. London: Printed by James Phillips. 1794.
31 pp. ¥*T 96.134
Same. 3d edition. 1801. 24 pp. No. 8 in **G.3821.5

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Kennard, Mrs. Arthur. See Kennard, Nina H.

Kennard, Nina H.
Mrs. Siddons. London. Allen & Co. 1887. vi, (1), 268 pp. [Emi-

nent women series.] 2550b.82
Same. Boston. Roberts. 1887. vi, 354 pp. [Famous women.]

2550b.79

Rachel. London. Allen & Co. 1885. vi, (2), 224 pp. [Eminent

women series.] ¥**T 57.338,

Same. Boston. Roberts. 1886. 307 pp. [Famous women.] 4659.66
Kenney, Charles Lamb. ;

The new actress and the new play at the Adelphi Theatre. London.
Johnson & Co. 1863. 19 pp. **T 55.28
A criticism of Miss Bateman’s début as Leah.

Poets and profits at Drury Lane Theatre. A theatrical narrative.
Suggested by F. B. Chatterton, and written by Charles Lamb
Kenney. London. Aubert. 1875. 58 pp. **T 78,20

Kenrick, William.

An epistle to G. Colman, from W. Kenrick. [Verse.] London:
Printed for J. Fletcher. 1768. (4), 15 pp. **T 95.120

Love in the suds; a town eclogue. Being the lamentation of Rosctus
for the loss of his Nyke. With annotations and an appendix.
4th edition. London: Printed for J. Wheble. 1772. iv, 31 pp.

355-17
An attack on Garrick and Bickerstaffe, published anonymously by Kenrick who
pretended merely to edit it.

Kern, Friedrich.

Das egyptische Schattentheater. (Jn Horovitz, Josef. Spuren
griechischer Mimen im Orient. Pp. 98-104. Berlin. 1905.)

‘ 3028.147
Kerst, Léon.
L’opéra et M. Halanzier. Paris. La Presse. 1877. 32 pp.
, No. 5 in **M.372.21
Kielblock, Adolph.
The stage fright, or how to face an audience. Boston. Ellis. 1801.
pp. §599a.107
Kilburn, Samuel S., Jr., engraver.

[View of the Federal Street Theatre. Boston. 185-?] Woodcut.

Size, 3% X 434 inches. : No. 14 in *Map 38.12
Kilby, John Quincy.

The history of the Boston Theatre, 1854-1901. By Eugene Tompkins,
manager from 1878 to 1901. Compiled with the assistance of
Quincy Kilby, treasurer from 1886 to 1901. Boston. Houghton
Mifflin Co. 1908. xvi, 551, (1) pp. Illus. Portraits. Plates.
Plans.. Facsimiles. 4045.170; **T.74.23

Kilham, Alexander. :

Lewes, C. L. The stage, and the pulpit. The player and the
preacher. Or, a serio-comic answer to Mr. Kilham, preacher.
[Aberdeen. 1794.] ‘No. 7 in **G.3824.15

Kilkenny, Ireland.

Private theatre, The, of Kilkenny, with introductory observations
on other private theatres in Ireland, before it was opened.
[Kilkenny?] 1825. Portraits. **T.74.2

Kingsley, Charles. z

The stage as it was once. (In his Lectures delivered in America.

Pp. 33-64. New York. 1875.) 2568.80; **T.77.230

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Kinsila, Edward Bernard.

Modern theatre construction. Large type edition. [New York.
Chalmers Publishing Co. 1917.] 269 pp. Plates. Plans. Diagram.
Tables. ‘ 8099a.35
Contains a chapter on motion picture theatres.

Kipling, Rudyard.

How Shakspere came to write the ‘Tempest.’ With an introduction
by Ashley H. Thorndike. New York. 1916. (5), 38 pp. [Co-
lumbia University. Dramatic Museum. Papers on playmaking.
No. 1.] ¥*T 46.62.1

Kirchbach, Wolfgang. ‘

Deutsche Schauspieler und Schauspielkunst. Nebst Anhang: Letzte
Erinnerungen von Heinrich Laube. Kiel. Lipsius & Fischer.
1892. 51 pp. [Deutsche Schriften fiir Litteratur und Kunst.]

. 4875.40

Kirkman, Francis.

A true, perfect, and exact catalogue of all the comedies, tragedies,
tragi-comedies, pastorals, masques, and interludes, that were ever
yet printed and published, till 1661, which you may either buy or
sell at the shops of Nath. Brook, Francis Kirkman, Thos. John-

son and Henry Marsh. [London.] 1661. 16 pp. #*T 67.3
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 2 in **G.3810.51.
Same. London. 1671. 16 pp. ¥** A 4804
Same. (Jn Tom Tyler and his wife. (1) p. 16 pp. in collotype
facsimile. [London.] 1912.) ¥##Q 58.100

Kirkman, James Thomas.

Memoirs of the life of Charles Macklin. Principally compiled from
his own papers and memorandums: which contain his criticisms
on and characters and anecdotes of most of his contemporaries.
With his observations on the drama, acting, and other subjects.
London: Printed for Lackington, Allen & Co. 1799: 2 v. Por-
trait. . **T 56.201

Same. Mémoires de Charles Macklin, traduits de l’Anglais. (In
Després, Jean B. D., editor. Mémoires sur Garrick et sur Macklin.
Pp. 253-387. Paris. 1822.) **T 56.3
Another copy is on shelf-number **G.224.2.4.

Kirkpatrick, Frank L., engraver.

StepHens, R. N. Queens of song. Portraits designed and etched

on copper by F. L. Kirkpatrick and C. A. Worrall. Troy. [1889.]
_ *4040.117

—— Queens of the drama. Portraits by F. L. Kirkpatrick and C.
A. Worrall. Biographies by Robert N. Stephens. Troy, N. Y.
[189-?] ¥*T 51,12

Kissam, William Henry.

The library, prints and autographs of the late William Henry Kissam,
Esq., with addenda from other collections. To be sold by auction
December 16th—19th, 1885. G, A. Leavitt & Co., auctioneers. New
York. 1885. 219 pp. Facsimile. No. 3 in *6154.53

Kistemaeckers, Henry Hubert Alexandre.

Lit de cabot. (Mceurs de coulisses.) [Roman.] Bruxelles. Kiste-

maeckers. 1892. 333, (1) pp. **T 87.63
Kitchiner, William.

The economy of the eyes: precepts for the improvement and preser-

vation of the sight. Observations on opera glasses and theatres,

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Kitchiner, William. (Continued.)
and an account of the pancratic magnifier. London. Hurst,
Robinson, & Co. 1824. viii, 246 pp. Illus. Plates. Music.

Relates to the London theatres. 3809.41
Same. Boston. Wells & Lilly. viii, 224 pp. 3804.25
Same. 2d edition. Part 1. London. Whittaker. 1826. viii, 242 pp.

This edition lacks the plates. ¥*T 97.132

Contents. — 1. Of spectacles, opera-glasses, and theatres.

Klemming, Gustaf Edvard.

Sveriges dramatiska litteratur till och med 1875. Bibliografi. Stock-

holm. Norstedt. 1863, 1879. (6), 651, (1) pp. *2164.48
Klimke, Carl. :

Das volkstiimliche Paradiesspiel und seine mittelalterlichen Grund-
lagen. Breslau. Marcus. 1902. viii, 96 pp. [Germanistische
Abhandlungen.] 2873.128

Klingemann, Ernst August Friedrich.

Korr, H. Die Bihnenleitung Aug. Klingemanns in Braunschweig.

Hamburg. Igor. 6872.59
Klingler, Oskar.

Die Comédie-Italienne in Paris nach der Sammlung von Gherardi.
Inaugural-Dissertation, Ziirich. Strassburg. Triibner. 1902. vi,
232, (3) pp. Illus. 4676.132

Klopfer, Paul.

Theaterbau. Illus. Plans. (Jn his Von Palladio bis Schinkel. Pp.

69-93. Eszlingen. 1911.) *4095.37.9
Knapp, Oswald Greenwaye, editor.

An artist’s love story. Told in the letters of Sir Thomas Lawrence,
Mrs. Siddons and her daughters. New York. Longmans, Green
& Co. 1904. viii, 239 pp. Portraits. Facsimiles. 4545.190; **T.56.335

Knight, Joseph.

Catalogue of a portion of [his] library, comprising a valuable col-
lection of books on the drama, private issues of plays, &c. Also
French dramatic literature and miscellaneous books of reference,
&c. Offered by Francis Edwards, bookseller. London. 1907.
23 pp. Facsimile. **T 66.24

David Garrick. With etched portrait by W. Boucher. London. Kegan
Paul, Trench, Triibner & Co., Ltd. 1804. vi, (1), 346 pp.

; 4540a.147; **T..55.59
Theatrical notes. London. Lawrence & Bullen. 1893. xvi, 321,
(1) pp. Portrait. 6585.51; **T.45.7

Reviews of performances at the London theatres, Nov. 7, 1874 — Dec. 27, 1879.
Knight, Joseph, prefacer.

Downes, J. Roscius Anglicanus, or, an historical review of the
stage from 1660-1706. A fac-simile reprint of the rare original
of 1708. With an historical preface. London. 1886.

4 No. 1 in *4575.100
Knight, Thomas.

A statement of the differences subsisting between the proprietors
and performers of the Theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden. Given in
the correspondence that has passed between them. By John
Johnstone, Joseph George Holman, Alexander Pope, Charles
Incledon, Jos. S. Munden, John Fawcett, Thomas Knight, Henry
Erskine Johnston. London: Printed by J. Davis for W. Miller.
1800. vii, 69, 3 pp. **T 77,10
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 2 in **G.3824.3, which lacks the supplement.

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Knispel, Hermann.

Bunte Bilder aus dem Kunst- und Theaterleben. 2. vermehrte Auf-

lage. Darmstadt. Herbert. 1901.‘ (9), 308.pp. Portraits. Plates.
4876.37
Knox, T.

Hints to public speakers; intended for young barristers, students at
law, and all others who may wish to improve their delivery, and
attain a just and graceful elocution. London: Printed for J.
Murray and S. Highley. 1797. viii, 80 pp. ¥€T 78,51

Knudsen, Hans.

Heinrich Beck, ein Schauspieler aus der Bliitezeit des Mannheimer
Theaters im 18. Jahrhundert. Leipzig. Voss. 1912. viii, (1), 138
pp- Portraits. [Theatergeschichtliche Forschungen. 24.] 6872.67

Kobbé, Gustav.

Famous actors & actresses and their homes. Boston. Little, Brown
& Co. 1903. ix, 359, (1) pp. Illus. Portraits. Plates. 4343.235

Opera singers. A pictorial souvenir, with biographies of some of
the most famous singers of the day. Boston.. Oliver Ditson Co.

[1906.] (100) pp. Portraits. 4040a.118
Same. [6th edition. 1913.] (104) pp. 4040a.119
Signora, a child of the opera house. [Fiction.] New York. Russell.

1902. (3), 205 pp. Plates. *2406.187

Koelbing, Eugen, editor.

ENGLISCHE Studien. Organ fiir englische Philologie. Gegriindet von
Eugen K6lbing. Herausgegeben von Johannes Hoops. Band
1-48. Leipzig [etc.]. 1877-1915. 48 v. in 40. *2487.62

Koerting, Gustav Carl Otto.

Geschichte des griechischen und rémischen Theaters. Paderborn.
Schéningh. 1897. ix, 381 pp. [Geschichte des Theaters in seinen
Beziehungen zur Entwickelung der dramatischen Dichtkunst.
Band 1.] 2963.35

Koffka, Wilhelm.

Iffland und Dalberg. Geschichte der classischen Theaterzeit Mann-
heims. Nach den Quellen dargestellt. Leipzig. Weber. 1865.
xii, (1), 556 pp. 4889a.7

Kohlrausch, Robert, editor.

Genast, E. Aus Weimars klassischer und nachklassischer Zeit.
Erinnerungen eines alten Schauspielers. Stuttgart. [1912?] Por-
traits. 2877.210

Kohut, Adolph.

Das Dresdner Hoftheater in der Gegenwart mit Original-Beitragen

von den Mitgliedern des Dresdner Hoftheaters. Dresden. Pier-

son. 1888. viii, 520 pp. Portraits. 2847.84

Die Gesangskéniginnen in den letzten drei Jahrhunderten. Berlin.
Kuhz. [1906.] 2v. Illus. Portraits. 4045.171
Komoediantin Magdalene, Die. RosrccEr, H. L. 6899.221

Koning, Victor.
Les coulisses parisiennes. Préface par Albéric Second. Paris.
Dentu. 1864. (3), iv, 311 pp. #*T 77.079
Konversations-Lexikon der Theater-Litteratur. Menscu, E. **T.48.10

Kopp, Heinrich.
Die Bihnenleitung Aug. Klingemanns in Braunschweig. Mit einem
Anhang: Die Repertoire des Braunschweiger National Theaters.
Ein Beitrag zur deutschen Theatergeschichte des 19. Jahrhunderts.
Hamburg. Voss. 1901. (4), 105 pp. [Theatergeschichtliche
Forschungen.] 6872.59

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Kossmann, E. F.

Nieuwe bidragen tot de geschiedenis van het Nederlandsche tooneel
in de 17e en 18e eeuw. Met vier afbeeldingen, waarbij twee naar
onuitgegeven teekeningen van Rembrandt. ’s-Gravenhage.
Nijhoff. 1915. viii, (3), 171 pp. Portrait. Plates. Genealogical
chart. Facsimile. ¥*T 75.78
Includes notices of actors.

Kotzebue, August Friedrich Ferdinand von.

Sketch of the life and literary career of Augustus von Kotzebue;
with the journal of his tour to Paris, at the close of 1790. Trans-
lated from the German by Anne Plumptre. Subjoined, an appendix,
including a general abstract of Kotzebue’s works. London:
Printed by C. Whittingham for H. D. Symonds. 1800. (4), 384
‘pp. Portrait. ¥**T 56.137

Kraepelin, Carl Wilhelm.

Muetter, C. F. Karl Kraepelin. Zur Erinnerung an sein Leben

und seine kiinstlerische Thatigkeit. Hamburg. 1884. Portraits.
**T 97.86
Krause, Johann Heinrich.

Olympia, oder Darstellung der grossen olympischen Spiele und der
damit verbundenen Festlichkeiten, sowie sammtlicher kleineren
Olympien in verschiedenen Staaten, nebst einem ausfiihrlichen
Verzeichnisse der olympischen Sieger in alphabetischer Ordnung
und einigen Fragmenten des Phlegon aus Tralles negi ta&v ’OAvp-
aiov. Wien. Beck. 1838. xliv, 436, (4) pp., 2965.35.

Krauss, Gabrielle. See Krauss, Marie Gabrielle.
Krauss, Marie Gabrielle.

Cuarnack, G. DE. Les étoiles du chant [Patti, Nilsson, Gabrielle
Krauss]. Paris. 1860. Portraits. ¥**M196.1

GABRIELLE Krauss. [Biographie. Paris. 187-?] 28 pp.

No. 4 in **M.134.9
Kreiner, Henry Peter. ‘

Russian ballet. Notes for a bibliography. Typewritten manuscript.

Newark, N. J. 1915. (13) pp. **T 93.21
Kress, FE.

Catéchisme de l’opérateur de cinéma. Réponses aux questions du
certificat d’aptitudes professionelles des opérateurs projection-
nistes du cinématographe. Paris. Charles-Mendel. [1913?] 116
pp. Illus. Diagrams. [Bibliothéque général de cinématographie.]

t 8039a.52
Krone, Charles A.

Recollections of an old actor. Read October 20, 1905. Portrait.
(In Missouri Historical Society. Collections. Vol. 2, no. 7, pp.
25-43. St. Louis. 1906.) **4462.51.2

Kronfeld, Ernst Moritz. ,

Das Schénbrunner Schlosstheater. Teil 1, 2. (Jn Archiv fiir Theater-

geschichte. Vol. 1, pp. 43-62; vol. 2, pp. 169-192. Berlin. 1904,

1905.) ; ; *6907.12
Contents.—1. Von Maria Theresia bis Franzosenzeit. 2. Vorstellungen vor Napoleon.

Krows, Arthur Edwin.

Play production in America. New York. Holt & Co. 1916. x, 414
pp. Illus. Portraits. Plates. Plans. Facsimiles. Diagrams.
Bibliographical note, pp. 397-399. 8069a.163; **T.76.196

Krueger, Max.

Uber Bithne und bildende Kunst. Miéinchen. Piper & Co. 1913.

102 pp. Plates. Plans. 8069a.161

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JaHrsucn fiir das deutsche Theater. Jahrgang 2. 1878/79. Leipzig.

1880. **T 25.10
Kuestner, Carl Theodor von.

Vierunddreissig Jahre meiner Theaterleitung in Leipzig, Darmstadt,
Miinchen und Berlin. Zur Geschichte und Statistik des Theaters.
Leipzig. Brockhaus. 1853. xiii, (1), 367, (2) pp. ¥**T 55.65

Kinos, Ignacz, translator.
Orta oynu. Das tirkische Volksschauspiel Orta ojnu. Gesammelt,
‘mit Einleitung versehen, ins Deutsche iibertragen und mit I!lus-
trationen herausgegeben von Ignaz Kinos. Leipzig. Haupt.
1908. 142 pp. Illus. Plates. Plan. Diagram. 6252.112
Kurnik, Max.

Ein Menschenalter Theater. Erinnerungen (1845-1880). Berlin.

Janke. 1882. viii, 356 pp. 4837.21
“Kyd,” pseud. See Clarke, J. Clayton.

L

L., Ferdinand S. See Laboullaye, Ferdinand Simon de.
L., S. D. :

Memoir of the dramatic life of Miss Fanny Kemble. N. p. [18—?] °

15 pp. **T 56.164
Laboullaye, Ferdinand Simon de.

Le Théatre francais, Mademoiselle Georges-Weimer et 1’Odéon,
appréciés dans l’intérét de l’art dramatique. Paris. Ladvocat.
1822. 30°pp. No. 18 in **G,3562.1

La Boutraye, Jules de.

Essai sur V’art dramatique. Epitre 4 Victor Sanson. Avranches.
Tostain. 1849. 3-83 pp. **T 96.159
Verses on acting. Another copy is on shelf-number **T.46.57.

Lacan, Adolphe Jean Baptiste, and Charles Henri Pau! Paulmier.

Traité de la législation et de la jurisprudence des théatres. Paris.
Durand. 1853. 2 v. **T 76.16

Lacauchie, Alexandre, illustrator.

Gaterie des artistes dramatiques de Paris. Portraits par Al.

Lacauchie, et accompagnés de portraits littéraires. Tome 1, [2].

Paris. 1841[-43]. 2 v. **T 52,11
Hervey, C. The theatres of Paris, with portraits of eminent living
actresses by Alexandre Lacauchie. Paris. 1846. ®kT 74.4

Laceby, Arthur.
The stage struggles of a bad actor. Edinburgh. The Scots Pictorial
Publishing Co., Ltd. [1904.] (4), 130, (1) pp. **T 58.124
On theatrical life in England.
Lachéz, Théodore. .
Acoustique et optique des salles de réunions publiques, théatres et
amphithéatres, spectacles, etc. Paris. Chez l’auteur. 1848. xii,
137 pp. Plans. 3966.48
Same. [2¢ édition.] 1879. xx, 518 pp. Illus. 3966.70
Lacombe, Jacques.
Précis de l’art théatral dramatique des anciens et des modernes.
Faisant suite aux ceuvres de M. de Champfort. Paris. Debray.
1808. 2 v. **T. 46.53
Lacour, Louis de. See Lacour de La Pijardiére, Louis de.

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Etudes sur Moliére. Le Tartuffe par ordre de Louis xiv. Le
véritable prototype de l’imposteur. Recherches nouvelles. Piéces
inédites publiées par Louis Lacour. Paris. Claudin. 1877. 130,
(2) pp. *4669a.63; **T.59.14
The authon maintains that Gabriel de Roquette, Bishop of Autun, was the
original of Tartuffe. F

Lacroix, Louis Paul Benoit Philippe. (Le bibliophile Jacob.)

Bibliographie Moliéresque. Turin. Gay. 1872. vili, 242 pp. *4704.3

Same. 2¢ édition, augmentée. Paris. Fontaine. 1875. xix, 412 pp.
Portrait. **T 56.98

La jeunesse de Moliére. Suivie du ballet des incompatibles. Piéce
en vers inédite de Moliére. Avec une lettre au Bibliophile Jacob,
par Félix Delhasse. Paris. Delahays. 1858. 200, (1) pp. **T.59.29
Another copy is on shelf-number **4697.15.

Le théatre: mystéres—tragédie—comédie, et la musique: instruments

—ballet—opéra, jusqu’ en 1789. [Anon.] Paris. Firmin-Didot &-

cie, 1887. Illus. Plates. [Bibliothéque historique illustrée. L’an-
cienne France.] 2624.1265 **M.123.33
Lacroix, Louis Paul Benoit Philippe, editor.
Cuappuzeau, S. Le théatre francois divisé en trois livres, ot il est
traité: 1. De usage de la comédie; 11. Des autheurs qui soutien-
nent le théatre; 111. De la conduite des comédiens. Lyon. 1674.
[Bruxelles. 1867.] **T 78.59
Du Tratacg, J. N. Notes et documents sur l’histoire des théatres
de Paris au xvire siécle. Extraits, mis en ordre et publiés d’aprés

le manuscrit original. Paris. 1880. #*T 78.58
Fournizr, E. Etudes sur la vie et les ceuvres de Moliére. Paris.
1885. **T'.57.290

Pont pE Veyie, A. DE F., Comte bE. Bibliothéque dramatique de Pont
de Vesle augmentée et complétée par les soins du Bibliophile
Jacob [pseud.]. Catalogue rédigé d’aprés le plan du catalogue
Soleinne, et destiné 4 servir de complément 4 ce catalogue. Paris.

1846. **T 66.1; etc.
SOLEINNE, —— DE. Bibliothéque dramatique de Monsieur de Soleinne.
Paris. 1843-45. 9 v. in 3. **T 66.13; etc.

Lacroix, Paul. See Lacroix, Louis Paul Benoit Philippe.
Lacy, Thomas Hailes.

Bibliotheca histrionica. Part 3. Catalogue of dramatic literature,
comprising ancient and modern plays, Shakesperiana, theatrical
biography and criticism, controversial works, history of theatres,
play bills, now on sale. London. Lacy. {186-?] 24 pp.

**T..96.333

Catalogue of [his] extensive and valuable collection of portraits,
comprising theatrical performers, dramatists, composers and
others connected with the stage, which will be sold by auction
by Sotheby, Wilkinson & Hodge, 1st December. [London.] 1873.
(2), 38 pp. **T 66.9

Catalogue of [his] valuable theatrical & miscellaneous library, which
will be sold by auction, by Sotheby, Wilkinson & Hodge, 24th of
November, 1873. [London.] 1873. (2), 111 pp. **T 66.8

The theatre defended chiefly in reference to the last annual sermon
of the Rev. Thomas Best against theatrical amusements. Sheffield.
Whitaker & Co. 1840. 23 pp. **T 96.123
Three letters to the Sheffield Iris.

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Three letters by T. H. Lacy, manager of the Sheffield Theatre in
reference to the ‘last annual sermon of the Rev. Thomas Best,
against theatrical amusements. [Sheffield. 1841.] 12 pp. **T.96.124
In favor of the theatre. These letters are addressed to the Sheffield Iris.

Lacy, Thomas Hailes, compiler.
Female costumes, historical, national and dramatic. London. Lacy.

1865. 200 plates. ¥2261.51
Male costumes, historical, national & dramatic. London. Lacy. 1868.
200 plates. *2261.50

The running titles of these two works are: Lacy’s Dramatic costumes.
Lacy, Thomas Hailes, editor.

SorrEtt, W. J. The amateur’s hand-book and guide to home drawing
room theatricals. How to get them up and how to act in them.
Added, How to “get up” theatricals in a country house. London.
[1866.] Diagram. #*T 77.136

Ladvenant y Quirante, Maria.

CorareELo y Mort, E. Estudios sobre la historia del arte escénico

en Espafia. Madrid. 1896, 97. 2 v. Portraits. 3098.167
Lady amateur actress, A, of Manchester, pseud. See Nosworthy, Louisa.
Laferriére, Adolphe.

Mémoires de Laferriére. Paris. Dentu. 1876. 2v. Music. **T.57.318

Souvenirs d’un jeune premier. Avec préface de Jules Claretie. Paris.
Dentu. 1884. xxxii, 206 pp. ¥*T 57.321
On the Paris theatres.

Lafitte, Jean Baptiste Pierre.

Mémoires de Fleury de la Comédie frangaise. Publiés par J. B. P.
‘Lafitte. Paris. Gosselin. 1844. 2 v. **T 58.44
Contents. — 1. 1757-1789. 2. 1789-1820.

According to La grande encyclopédie, these Mémoires were probably written by
Lafitte using the notes of Alphonse de Beauchamp as a basis.

Same. The French stage and the French people, as illustrated in
the Memoirs of M. Fleury. Edited by Theodore Hook. London.
Colburn. 1841. 2 v. **T 57.103

Same. 2d edition. Adventures of an actor: comprising a picture of
the French stage during a period of fifty years. Edited by
Theodore Hook. London. Colburn. 1842. 2. 4565.3; **T.57.71

Lafon, Pierre.

Discours prononcé sur la tombe de Talma, le 21 octobre 1826. Paris.

Ballard. 1826. 16 pp. **T 97.17
Lafon, Pierre. Works about.

Duyarric-DescomBes, L. A. Etude sur Pierre Lafon de la Comédie

francaise. (1773-1846.) Bergerac. MDCCLXXXII [sic. 1882].
ts, **T.57.65
Laforét, L. P.

Le théatre & le livre A sauver. Paris. Bureaux du Progrés artistique.
1880. 40 pp. **T..96.140
Refers to French theatres. .

Laforét, L. P., editor.

CariLton théatral, Le. Le pour et le contre de la critique sur les
principales piéces de l’année. Saison théatrale 1887/88. No. 1-15.
Paris. 1889. **T 95.60

La Forgue, ——

Les affiches étrangéres illustrées, par M. Bauwens, T. Hayashi, La
Forgue, Meier-Graefe, J. Pennell. Paris. Boudet. 1897. (3), iti,
206, (1) pp. Illus. Plates, some colored. * 4072.18

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Laget, Auguste.

Le chant et les chanteurs. Paris. Heugel & cie. [1874.] (3), 364

pp. **M 144.20
Laglaize, Jean Baptiste.

Figurines dramatiques. Portraits d’acteurs et d’actrices. Roses &
épines de la vie théatrale. Anecdotes inédites. [Paris.] Tresse.
1882. (3), xix, 206, (1) pp. ¥**#T 57.285

Lagrange, Charles Varlet, Sieur de.

Registre de La Grange (1658-1685). Précédé d’une notice biogra-
phique. Publié par les soins de la Comédie-frangaise. Paris.
Claye. 1876. (3), xlix, (3), 357, (1) pp. Portrait. [Archives de
la Comédie francaise.] i **T 72.4

Contains a list of the plays given, the receipts and expenditures, and other
matters relating to the Comédie francaise.

Vie de Moliére, en abrégé. (Jn Poulet-Malassis, Paul E. A., editor.
Moliére jugé par ses contemporains. Pp. 93-117. Paris. 1877.)
**T 59.13
Another copy is on shelf-number *4649a.55. This work forms the preface to
Vinot and Lagrange’s edition of Les oeuvres de Moliére published in 1682
[**4697.9].
Lagrange, Charles Varlet, Sieur de. Works about.

Tutrrry, E. Charles Varlet de La Grange et son registre. Paris.

1876. **T 55.8
Laguerre, Marie Joséphine.

Une vente d’actrice sous Louis xv. Mlle Laguerre, de l’Opéra; son
inventaire, meubles précieux. Avec une introduction et des notes
par le Baron Ch. Davillier. Paris. Aubry. 1870. (3), 51, (1) pp.
Portrait. #*T 96.143

La Harpe, Jean Francois de.

Discours sur la liberté du théatre; prononcé le 17 décembre 1790, a
le Société des amis de la constitution. [A Paris, de l’Imprimerie
nationale. 1793.] 16 pp. **T 76.107

La Harpe, Jean Francois de, and others.

Réponse aux Observations pour les Comédiens francais. [Paris.
1790?] 56 pp. **T 76.164
Signed by La Harpe and 24 others.

Lahee, Henry Charles.

Famous singers of today and yesterday. Boston. Page & Co. 1808.

337 pp. Portraits. 4049a.36
Laing, David, editor.

Lonczt, T. A defence of poetry, music, and stage plays. London.

1853. No. 2 in *4596.20; etc.
Lajarte, Théodore Edouard du Faure de.

Bibliothéque musicale du théatre de Opéra. Catalogue historique,

chronologique, anecdotique. Paris. Librairie des bibliophiles.

1878. 2 v. Portraits. Plates. ¥*8044.533 **M.132.13
Curiosités de Opéra. Paris. Lévy. 1883. (5), 249, (1) pp. Fac-
similes. **\M.138.10

La Jobardiére, M. de, pseud.
M. de La Jobardiére aux acteurs, actrices et critiques du Théatre
francais. Paris. Migneret. 1815. (3), 23 pp. *&T 76.120

Lalauze, Adolphe, illustrator.
Crpper, C. An apology for the life of Mr. Colley Cibber written
by himself. With mezzotint portraits by R. B. Parkes, and
etchings by Adolphe Lalauze. London. 1889, 2v. **T.54.7; etc.

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Dovctas, R. B. Sophie Arnould, actress and wit. With seven copper-
plate engravings by Adolphe Lalauze. Paris. 1808. **M.371.57
Gozz1, C., Conte. The memoirs of Count Carlo Gozzi. Translated
into English by John Addington Symonds. With, portrait and
etchings by Adolphe Lalauze. London., 1890. 2 v. ET 55 AT
GUEULLETTE, C. Acteurs & actrices du temps passé. La Comédie
francaise. Série 1. Notices par Ch. Gueullette. Portraits par
Ad. Lalauze. Paris. 1881. #*T 55.12
Sarcey, F. Comédiens et comédiennes. Notices par F. Sarcey.
Portraits par L. Gaucherel & Ad. Lalauze. Paris. 1876-84. 2 v.
¥**T 55.13; etc.
Soustss, E. J. A. Le théatre en France de 1871 4 1892. [Par] Albert

Soubies. Eaux-fortes par Gaucherel et Lalauze. Paris. 1893.

¥#*T 79.3

Laloo.
INTERESTING treatise, An, on the marvellous [double-bodied] Indian
boy, Laloo. [Philadelphia. 188-?] **T 98.149

Lamarca, Luis.

El teatro de Valencia desde su origen hasta nuestros dias. Valencia.

Ferrer de Orga. 1840. 78 pp. **DTD),170b.60
Lamb, Charles.

The art of the stage as set out in Lamb’s dramatic essays. With a
commentary by Percy Fitzgerald. London, Remington & Co.
1885. (5), v, 276, (1) pp. Portrait. 4577-1173 **T.77.75

Lambert, Albert Léon.

Sur les planches. Préface par Henry Fouquier. Paris. Flammarion.

[1894.] xii, 376 pp. *#T 77.135
Lambert, Daniel.

Boston. Theatres. Boston Musrum, 1804-1822. Lambert, holding
four persons at arm’s length. Broadside. [Boston. 1805?] Size,
22% X18 inches. Illus. In **T,11.3

Lambert, Léon Albert. See Lambert, Albert Léon.
Lamberton, John Porter, editor.

The drama. Its history, literature and influence on civilization.
Victorian edition. [Edited by Alfred Bates, James P. Boyd and
John -P. Lamberton.] London. The Athenian Society. 1903.
20 v. Portraits... Plates, some colored. eT 45.1
Contents. — 1. Greek drama. 2. Greek and Roman drama. 3. Oriental drama.
4. Religious drama. 5. Italian drama. 6. Spanish and Portuguese drama. 7-9.

French drama. 10-12, German drama. 13-16. British drama. 17. Scandinavian
drama. 18, Russian drama. 19, 20. American drama.

Lambs, The. (Club.)

Annals of the Lambs. London and New York. New York. [Russell.]

1899. 86, (1) pp. *2379.118°
Lament, The; or, the fall of Drury Lane. D., W. C. **T 98.5
Lamington, Alexander Dundas Ross Wishart Cochrane-Baillie, rst Baron.

See Cochrane-Baillie,.Alexander Dundas Ross Wishart, rst Baron

Lamington.

Lamothe-Langon, Etienne Léon, Baron de.

Galanteries d’une demoiselle du monde, ou souvenirs de Mlle Duthé.
Par Vauteur des Mémoires de la Comtesse Dubarri. Paris.
Ménard. 1833. 4 v. #*T 56.241

Rachel. [Anon.] Paris. Le Gallois. 1838. 219, (1) pp. **T.56.265

Lamothe-Langon, Etienne Léon, Baron de, editor.
Arnoutp, M.S. Mémoires. Paris. 1837. **G.3525.5

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Lan, Jules. :
Mémoires d’un chef de claque. Souvenirs des théatres. Paris. Li-
brairie nouvelle. 1883. (3), 308, (1) pp. ##M.127.36

Lancaster, Henry Carrington.

Relations between French plays and ballets from 1581 to 1650. (In
Modern Language Association of America. Publications. Vol.
31, pp. 379-394. Baltimore. 1916.) *2950.56.31

Landmarks of a literary life. Crosztanp, C. 4547-1123 **T.57.120
Landriani, Paolo.

Osservazioni su l’imp. r. Teatro alla Scala in Milano e sopra alcuni
articoli del Saggio di M. Patté. Osservazioni sulle scene teatrali
si antiche che moderne. (Jn Ferrario, Giulio. Storia e descrizione
de’ principali teatri antichi e moderni. Pp. 257-369. Milano.
1830.) **T 75.70

Lane, Richard James.

Sixteen portraits of Charles Kemble Esq. [London.] 1840. (1), 4,

(2) pp. **T 51.2
Langbaine, Gerard.

The lives and characters of the English dramatick poets. Also an
exact account of all the plays printed in English. First begun by
Mr. Langbain, improv’d and continued down to this time, by a
careful hand [Charles Gildon]. London: Printed for William
Turner. 1699. (16), 182, (13) pp. ¥*T 57.391

Momus triumphans: or, the plagiaries of the English stage; expos’d
in a catalogue of all the comedies, tragi-comedies, masques,
tragedies, operas, pastorals, interludes, &c., that were ever yet
printed in English. With an account of the various originals.
London: Printed for Nicholas Cox, and are to be sold by him in

Oxford. 1688. (16), 32, (8) pp. No. 1 in **G.3824.2
Same. Printed for N. C. and are to be sold by Sam. Holford. 1688.
Another copy is on shelf-number **G.3951.3. ¥**T 66.11

Lange, Joseph.

Biographie. Wien. Rehms. 1808. 253, (1) pp. Portrait. **T.57.364

Relates to the German theatres.
Langhans, Carl Ferdinand.

Das Stadt-Theater in Leipzig. Entworfen von C. F. Langhans. Mit
Text vom Architekt Briickwald. Berlin. Ernst & Korn. 1870.
(1), 4 pp. 9. plates. ¥#T 71.3

Das Victoria Theater in Berlin. Entworfen von C. F. Langhans.
Gestochen von Nikoley. Berlin. Ernst & Korn. 1860. Text, 15
pp. Diagrams; Atlas, (1) p. 4 plates. #*T 711

Langue théatrale, La. Boucuarp, A. **T 98.106
Lansdowne Manuscripts.

Dramatic records from the Lansdowne Manuscripts. Manuscript
facsimile. (Jn Malone Society. Collections. Vol. 1, part 2, pp.
143-215. [Oxford.] 1908.) **G,4077.15.1.Part 2
Edited by E. K. Chambers and W. W. Greg.

Lansing & Co., publishers.

Pictorial diagrams of Boston, New York, and Philadelphia theatres.
Boston. Smith & Co. [1881.] 36 pp. Illus. Plans. **T.78.86

Pictorial diagrams of Boston theatres. [Boston.] ‘ Compliments of
the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway. 1880. (3) pp. 9

plans. ¥*T 78.11
Same. Compliments of Tolman & Billings. 24 pp. 8 plans. **T.78.80
Same. Compliments of Goldthwait Bros. **T 78.81

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Lansing & Co., publishers. (Continued.)
Same. Compliments of Charles A. Smith & Co. 9 plans. **T.78.78
Pictorial diagrams of the leading opera houses, theatres, etc., in the
United States. Boston. Lansing & Co. 1880. 128 pp. Plans.

: **T 97.80

Same. 1882. 140 pp. #*T 77,233
The theatres and public halls of Boston. [Philadelphia. Billstein &
Co. 1879.] 48 pp. Plans. **T 78.82
Lanterne magique, La. Banvitz, T. F. pe. ¥#*T 97.279

Lapommeraye, Pierre Henri Victor Berdalle de.

Histoire du début d’Alexandre Dumas fils au théatre; ou, les tribula-

tions de la Dame aux camélias. Paris. Lévy. 1873. 27, (1) pp.
*©T 57.415
Lapommeraye, Pierre Henri Victor Berdalle de, prefacer.

Bruenine, I. Le théatre en Allemagne. Son origine et ses luttes.

(1200-1760.) Paris. [1887.] Portraits. Plate. 2860.68; **T.77.93
La Porte, Joseph de. -

Anecdotes dramatiques; contenant 1°. Toutes les piéces de théatre
joués 4 Paris ou en province. 2°. Tous les ouvrages dramatiques
qui n’ont été représentés sur aucun théatre, mais qui sont im-
primés, ou conservés en manuscrit. 3°. Anecdotes. 4°. Les
noms de tous les auteurs, poétes ou musiciens, qui ont travaillé
pour tous nos théatres, de tous les acteurs célébres, qui ont joué
a tous nos spectacles, avec un jugement de leurs ouvrages & de
leurs talens. 5°. Un tableau, accompagné d’anecdotes, des
théatres de toutes les nations. [Anon. Par J. M. B. Clément et
J. de La Porte.] A Paris. Chez la veuve Duchesne. 1775. 3 v.

¥*T 58.3

Same. [Another edition.] ¥*T 58.4

A second copy is on shelf-number **G.3563.17.
La Porte, Joseph de, editor.

ArmanacH des spectacles de Paris. Partie [1-]46. 1751-94, an VIII,
1x de la République [1800, or], 1815. [Paris. 1751-] 1815. 50 v.
in 27. Plates. ** G,3568.1; etc.

Laporte, Joseph de, and Sébastien Roche Nicolas Chamfort.

Dictionnaire dramatique, contenant l’histoire des théatres, les régles
du genre dramatique, les notices des meilleures piéces, le catalogue
de tous les drames, & celui des auteurs dramatiques. [Anon.]
Paris, chez Lacombe. 1776. 3 v. ¥*T 47.88

Laquais, Le, de Moliére. Monvat, G. H. M. **T 57.218
Larchey, Etienne Lorédan, editor.

Sarting, A. R. J. G. G. pe, Comte d’Alby. Documents inédits sur le
régne de Louis xv; ou, anecdotes galantes sur les actrices,
demoisélles entretenues, grisettes, etc. Bruxelles. 1863. **T.57.268

Larchey, L. See Larchey, Etienne Lorédan.
Larive, Jean Mauduit de.

Réflexions sur l’art théatral. Paris. Rondonneau. An 1x [1801].
59 pp. **T..96.306
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 3 in *6675.70.

Larkins, W. G., editor.

Dramatic Fine Art Gallery, London. Illustrated notes upon the
pictures in the Gallery. The illustrations, when not supplied by
the artists exhibiting, are by J. E. Soden. London. [1880.] Illus.
Portraits. Plates. ¥**T.98.35

Larkins and the drama. Jounson, J. **T 96.235

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A plain talk about the theatre. By Herrick Johnson. Chicago.
Revell. [1882.] 83 pp. ¥**T 78.77

The “plain talk,’’ which opposes the theatre, is followed by a correspondence
between Mr. Johnson, Edwin C. Larned and James H. MecVicker, the two
latter defending it.

La Rochefoucauld, Alexandre, Comte de.
Lettre sur les théatres 4 M. le Vicomte de Larochefoucauld. Paris.
1825. No. 12 in **G,3562.2
SeconpE lettre 4 M. le Vicomte de Larochefoucauld. Paris. 1825.
No. 13 in **G.3562.2
Laroque, Adrien.
Acteurs et actrices de Paris. Paris. Bureaux de l’Entr’acte. 1888.
116, (2) pp. ¥*T 56.262
Same. 26e édition. 4¢ série. 1896. 156 pp. ¥**T 56.266
Same. 37¢ édition. 4¢ série. Librairie nouvelle. ‘[1901?] **T.56.267
La Rounat, Aimé Nicolas Charles Rouvenat de.
Etudes dramatiques. 1: Le ThéAtre-francais: Mme Arnould-Plessy;
MM. Régnier, Got, Delaunay. Paris. Rouam. 1884. (3), 70, (1)

pp. Portrait. [Bibliothéque d’art moderne.] ¥#*T.95.75
Lettre a M. T... sur les décorations des comédiens. (Jn his

Souvenirs et poésies diverses. Pp. 71-80. Paris. [1886.])
4670b.1; **T.57.246

La Rounat, Charles de. See La Rounat, Aimé Nicolas Charles Rouvenat de.
Larroumet, Gustave. See Larroumet, Louis Barthélemy Gustave Paul.
Larroumet, Louis Barthélemy Gustave Paul.

L’art et l’état en France. Paris. Hachette & cie. 1895. xl, 370 pp.

4079a.161
Contents. — Achats, commandes et encouragements de l’état. — La peinture. —
La sculpture. — L’art décoratif. — L’enseignement des arts du dessin. — Les
musees. — Le Conservatoire et les théatres nationaux. — Rapports généraux

de l’art et de l’état.
La comédie de Moliére. L’auteur et le milieu. 4e édition. Paris.

Hachette & cie. 1893. (3), vi, 397, (1) pp. ¥**T 57.230
Etudes d’histoire et de critique dramatiques. Paris. Hachette & cie.
1892. (3), ii, 324, (1) pp. 4694.77

Larsen, Ludwig B.

Practical hand-reading, for students only. Portland, Oregon. Dun-

ham. [1900.] 7-147 pp. Plates. 5607.33
La Rue, Gervais de.

Essais historiques sur les bardes, les jongleurs et les trouvéres
normands et anglo-normands. Caen. Mancel. 1834. 3 v.
Another copy is on shelf-number **G.3550.10. ¥**M 136.15

Larwood, Jacob, pseud. See Sadler, L. R.
Lasalie, Albert de. :

Histoire des Bouffes-Parisiens. Paris. Bourdilliat & ce. 1860. (3),
124 pp. ¥**T 79.20

Mémorial du Théatre-lyrique. Catalogue raisonné des cent quatre-
vingt deux opéras qui y ont été représentés depuis sa fondation
jusqu’a l’incendie de la salle de la Place du Chatelet, avec des notes
biographiques et bibliographiques. Paris. Lecuir & cie. 1877.
(3), 103, (3) pp. No. 2 in **M.145.18

Les treize salles de l’Opéra. Paris. Sartorius. 1875. (5), 314, (1)
pp. 6664.51; **M.139.12

Lassouche, Bouquin de.
Mémoires anecdotiques. Paris. Juven. [1903.] (3), 283 pp.
On the Paris theatres. 4649.101 ; **T.57.185
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Last of the great scouts. Wetmore, H. C. ¥**T 56.192; etc.
Late theatrical amateur, A, pseud.

A treatise on the propriety of theatrical amusements:in a Christian
community, shewing the rise, progress, and present state of the
English stage: the whole subject being treated in a manner en-
tirely new. Madras. The Church Mission Press. 1826. (13, 83 pp.
In opposition to the theatre. . ¥*T 77.162

Later American plays, 1831-1900. Ropen, R. F. ¥*T 95,24
La Thorilliére, Francois Le Noir de. :

Premier registre de La Thorilliére (1663-1664). Publié avec notice,
notes et index par Georges Monval. Paris. Librairie des biblio-
philes. 1890. (3), xv, 106, (1) pp. [Nouvelle collection Molié-

resque. 17.] **T 78.57
An account of the plays given and the receipts and expenditures of the Comédie
frangaise. 3

Laube, Heinrich.
Das Burgtheater. Ein Beitrag zur deutschen Theater-Geschichte.

Leipzig. Weber. 1868. 496 pp. Portrait. 4868.12
Letzte Erinnerungen. (Jn Kirchbach, W. Deutsche Schauspieler
und Schauspielkunst. Pp. 32-51. Kiel. 1892.) 4875.40

Deals principally with the Burgtheater, Vienna, of which Laube was director.
Das norddeutsche Theater. Ein neuer Beitrag zur deutschen
Theatergeschichte, Leipzig. Weber. 1872. viii, 268 pp. **T.76.39
Theaterkritiken und dramaturgische Aufsatze. Gesammelt von
Alexander von Weilen. Berlin. 1906. 2 v. Portraits. Auto-
graph facsimile. [Gesellschaft fiir Theatergeschichte. Schriften.

Band 7, 8.] 6907.18
Das Wiener Stadt-Theater. Leipzig. Weber. 1875. (3), 226 pp.
**T 76.65

Laufen, Bavaria.

Werner, R. M. ,editor. Der Laufner Don Juan. Ein Beitrag zur

Geschichte des Volksschauspiels. Hamburg. 18o91.. 6872.45
Laugier, Adolphe. :

Notice sur Talma. Paris. Hautecoeur. 1827. (3), 136 pp. Plate.

Facsimile. No. 5 in **M.147.16
Laugier, Adolphe, and A. Mottet.

Galerie biographique des artistes des théatres royaux. [Anon.]
Livraison 3: Théatre-francais. Paris. Bureau de la lerie
biographique. 1827. (3), iv, 176 pp. **T 96.310

Laugier, Dominique Jean Claude.

De la Comédie frangaise depuis 1830; ou, résumé des événemens
survenus a ce théatre depuis cette Epoque jusqu’en 1844; Aug-
menté du texte officiel du Décret de Moscou, et du discours pro-
noncé par M. Samson pour inauguration du monument de
Moliére. Paris. Tresse. 1844. (8), 260, (1) pp. **T 78.5

Documents historiques sur la Comédie frangaise pendant le régne
de S. M. ’Empereur Napoléon Ie, précédés de tous les actes
constitutifs qui régissent la société du Théatre-frangais, depuis
sa fondation, le 25 aofit 1680, jusqu’a nos jours, par Eugéne Laugier.
Paris. Firmin Didot. 1853. 213, (1) pp. **T 74,1; **M.206.10

Laugier, Eugéne.’ See Laugier, Dominique Jean Claude.
L’Aulnaye, Francois Henri Stanislas de.

De la saltation thédtrale, ou recherches sur l’origine, les progrés, &
les effets de la pantomime chez les anciens. A Paris, chez Barrois
l’ainé. 1790. (1), 100, civ pp. Plates, mostly colored. **T.96.263

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Laumann, E. M.
La machinerie au théatre depuis les Grecs jusqu’a nos jours. Paris.
Didot & cie. [18977] 158, (1) pp. Illus. Plates. 8092.126
Laureat, The: or, the right side of Colley Cibber, Esq.; containing,
explanations, amendments and observations, on a book intituled,
An apology for the life, and writings of Mr. Colley Cibber. Not
written by himself. With some anecdotes of the Laureat, which
he (thro’ an excess of modesty) omitted. Added, The history of
the life, manners and writings of AZsopus the tragedian, from a
fragment of a Greek manuscript found in the library of the
Vatican; interspers’d with observations of the translator. Lon-

don, Printed for J. Roberts. 1740. (1), 126 pp. *®T 57.437
The history of the life of Esopus is a mock sketch of the life of Cibber.

Laurent, Emile. See Laurent, Jean Baptiste Emile.
Laurent, Jean Baptiste ieaile. (nile Colombey.)

Lresprit au théatre. Paris. Hetzel. [1860.] 342 pp. **T5 7.341
A collection of anecdotes.
Lauriers et cyprés. AUDEBRAND, P. 4679a.109
Lauw, Louisa.

Fourteen years with Adelina Patti. Translated by Clare Brune.

London. Remington & Co. 1884. (3), 199 pp. 4049.96; **M.146.12
Laval, P. A.

P. A. Laval comédien, 4 J. J. Rousseau sur les raisons qu’il expose
pour réfuter M. d’Alembert, qui dans le vir. volume de PEn-
cyclopédie, article Genéve, prouve que Vétablissement d’une
comédie dans cette ville y feroit réunir la sagesse de Lacédémone
a la politesse d’Athénes. Ala Haye. 1758. (1), viii, 3-180, (1) pp.

T7787
La Valliére, Louis César de La Baume Le Blanc, Duc de, alleged author.

Bibliothéque du _ théatre francois, depuis son origine. See

Bibliothéque du théatre francois, depuis son origine.
Lavedan, Henri Emile Léon, prefacer.’

Got, F. J. E. Journal de Edmond Got, sociétaire de la Comédie-

francaise, 1822-1901. Paris. 1910. 2 v. Portrait. Plate.

2649a.148
Lavignac, Alexandre Jean Albert.
Le voyage artistique 4 Bayreuth. Paris. Delagrave. 1897. (1), vi,
584 pp. Illus. Portrait. Folded sheets. Plan. 4049.155; **M.370.22
La Villemarqué, Hersart de. See La Villemarqué, Théodore Claude
Henri Hersart, Vicomte de.
La Villemarqué, Théodore Claude Henri Hersart, Vicomte de.
Le théatre chez les, nations celtiques. (Jn Grand mystére, Le, de
Jésus. Pp. xiii-cxxv. Paris. 1865.) ¥#*T. 35.20
Same. (Ju Same. 2e édition. 1866.) 6667.1
Lavoix, Henri. See Lavoix, Michel Henri.
Lavoix, Michel Henri.
La premiére représentation du Misanthrope 4 juin 1666. Paris.
Lemerre. 1877. (3), 52, (3) pp. **T 58.140
Law, William.
The absolute unlawfulness of the stage-entertainment fully demon-
strated. ad edition. | London: Printed for W. and J. Innys. 1726.
(1), 50 pp. **T.76.05
Same. 5th edition. Pei for M. Richardson. 1765. 56 pp.
No. to in. **G.3823.3
Same. 6th edition, Printed for G. “Robingon. 1773. *€T 96.56

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Law, William. Works about.

Dennis, J. .The stage defended, from Scripture, reason, experience,
and the common sense of mankind, for two thousand years.
Occasion’d by Mr. Law’s late pamphlet. In a letter to ******
[George Doddington]. London. 1726. xii, 34 pp. *6569.44; etc.

O—,, Mrs. S——. Law outlaw’d, or, a short reply to Mr. Law’s long
declamation against the stage. London. 1726. No. 12 in **G,3821.11

Puitomusus, S., M.A., pseud. Mr. Law’s Unlawfulness of the stage
entertainment examin’d: and the insufficiency of his arguments
.fully demonstrated. London. 1726. ¥**T 76.91; etc.

Law, The, of the drama. Brunetizrn, M. F. ¥*P 46,60.3
Lawrance, Edward, editor.

Encore annual, The. 1894. Edited by Edward Lawrance and Charles

Douglas Stuart. London. [18094.] Portraits. **T 93.15
Lawrence, Boyle. A :

Celebrities of the stage. London. George Newnes, Ltd. [190-?]

(106) pp. Colored portraits. ¥*T 51.13
Lawrence, Sir James, Knight of Malta.

Dramatic emancipation, or strictures on the state of the theatres,
and the consequent degeneration of the drama. (Jn Pamphleteer.
Vol. 2, pp. 369-395. London. 1813.) No. 17 in *6575.1.2

Lawrence, Sir Thomas. :

Kwarp, O. G., editor. An artist’s story. Told in the letters of Sir
Thomas Lawrence, Mrs. Siddons and her daughters. New York.
1904: Portraits. 4545-190; **T.56.335

Lawrence, William John.

Barry Sullivan: a biographical sketch. London. Baird. 1893. 98 pp.
Portrait. ' **#T 57.450

The Elizabethan playhouse and other studies. Philadelphia. J. B.

Lippincott Co. 1912, 13. 2 v. Plates. Plans. Facsimiles. 4574.172
Contents. — 1. The evolution and influence of the Elizabethan playhouse. — The
situation of the lord’s room. — Title and locality boards on the pre-Restoration
stage. — Music and song in the Elizabethan theatre. — The mounting of the
Carolan masques. — The story of a peculiar stage curtain. — Early French
players in England. — Proscenium doors: an Elizabethan heritage. — Did
Thomas Shadwell write an opera on “The tempest”? — Who wrote the famous
“Macbeth” music? — New facts about the Blackfriars: Monsieur Feuillerat’s
discoveries. — Bibliography. — Index. 2. Light and darkness in the Elizabethan
theatre. — Windows on the pre-Restoration stage. — The origin of the theatre
programme. — Early systems of admission. — The origin of the English picture-
stage. — The persistence of Elizabethan conventionalisms. — Irish players at
Oxford in 1677. — Louis XIV.’s scene painters. — A player-friend of Hogarth. |
— Garrick's first appearance as Hamlet. — Appendices. — Bibliography.

The life of Gustavus Vaughan Brooke, tragedian. Belfast. Baird. 1892.
(1), x, 283 pp. Portrait. Autograph facsimile. 2541.129; **T.55.15
Lawson, D. H. See Stewart, Douglas.

Lawson, Robb.
The story of the Scots stage. Paisley. Gardner. 1917. (3), 303 pp.
Portraits. Plates. 4579-259

Bibliography, pp. 287-292. |
Laya, Jean Louis.
Un mot sur M. le Directeur de l’imprimerie et de la librairie
[Villemain], ou abus de la censure théatrale. Paris. Pélicier. 1819.
lii-59 pp. eT 77, 28
Lays, Francois Lay, called Lays.
Lays, artiste du Théatre des arts 4 ses concitoyens. [ Paris. 1795.]
23 PP. No. 2:in **G.157.10
The title-page is missing. Lays was a singer at the Opera in Paris at the time
of the Revolution.
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Lazarovich-Hrebelianovich, Eleanor, Princess. (Eleanor Calhoun.)
Pleasures and palaces. The memoirs of Princess Lazarovich-
Hrebelianovich. Illustrated with drawings by John Wolcott Wil-
liams. New York. The Century Co. 1915. (11), 360 pp. Por-

traits. Plates. 6252.119
Includes reminiscences of Victorian actors and acting.

Leach, Arthur Francis.

Some English plays and players, 1220-1548. (Jn An English miscel-

lany. Presented to Dr. Furnivall. Pp. 205-234. Oxford. 1goI.)
4555-154
Leathes, Edmund.

An actor abroad; or, gossip dramatic, narrative and descriptive
from the recollections of an actor in Australia, New Zealand, the
Sandwich Islands, California, Nevada, Central America, and New
York. London. Hurst & Blackett. 1880. x, 317 pp. **T.56.223

The actor’s wife. A novel. London. Tinsley & Co. 1880. 3 v.

¥**T 87.29
Leaves from an actor’s note-book. VaNpDENHOFF, G.
4398.135; **T.57.77; etc.
Leavitt, Michael Bennett.

Fifty years in theatrical management. New York. Broadway Pub-
lishing Co. [1912.] xxii, (3), 735 pp. Illus. Portraits. Plate.
Autograph facsimiles. **T 55.16

Contains a very full account of the stage in the United States. Another copy
is on shelf-number 6252.65.

Lebeau de Schosne, Augustin Théodore Vincent.

Lettre 4 Monsieur de Crébillon sur les spectacles de Paris; dans
laquelle il est parlé du projet de réunion de 1’Opéra-comique a la
Comédie italienne. A la Haye, et se trouve a Paris, chez Cailleau.
1761. 32 pp. : ¥€T 97.182

Leben und Kinstler-Laufbahn des Negers Ira Aldridge. Berlin.
Allgemeine Deutsche Verlags-Anstalt. 1853. (1), 46 pp. **T.57.47
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 5 in **G.3930.13.1.

Lebesque, Octave. (Georges Montorgueil.)

Le café concert. Illus. Plates. (Jn Les demi-cabots. Pp. 1-88.
Paris. 1896.) **T 97.230

Lebrun, Pierre.

Discours sur la comédie: ou traité historique et dogmatique des jeux
de théatre & des autres divertissemens comiques soufferts ou
condamnés. Avec un discours sur les piéces de théatre, tirées
de l’Ecriture Sainte. 2¢ édition, augmentée. A Paris, chez la
veuve Delaulne. 1731. xlviij, 360, (19) pp. **T 78.30

The author aims to justify the practice of the Church in excommunicating actors
but not playgoers.

Leclerc, Ludovic. ‘
Les décors, les costumes et la mise en scéne au xvire siécle. 1615-
1680. Paris. Liepmannssohn & Dufour. 1869. (4), 162, (2) pp.
6257.373 **T.77.153
Lecocq, Georges.
Histoire du théatre de St-Quentin. Paris. Simon. 1878. (3), 183,
(1) pp. Plates. Plans. Facsimiles. ¥*T 74.13
Histoire du théatre en Picardie depuis son origine jusqu’a la fin du
xvre siécle. Paris. Menu. 1880. 223, (3) pp. Plans. **T.74.17
Bibliography, pp. 7-9.
Moliére et la comédie en province. Paris. Lepin. 1880. 19, (1) pp.
Relates to the state of the theatre in Amiens. 4671.62

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Lecomte, Henry. See Lecomte, L. Henry.
Lecomte, Hippolyte, illustrator.

[Recueil des costumes de tous les ouvrages dramatiques représentés
avec succés sur tous les grands théatres de Paris, publié par
Vizentini, d’aprés les dessins d’Aug. Garnerey et Hipp. Lecomte.
Paris. Engelmann. 18—?] 2 v. 371 colored plates. *8072.307

Lecomte, L. Henry.
Bouffé. Etude biographique. Paris. Faure. 1867. 76 pp. **T.57.15

Un comédien au x1xe siécle: Frédérick-Lemaitre. tude biogra-
phique et critique d’aprés des documents inédits. Paris. L’auteur.
1888. 2 v. ¥**T 55.118

Contents. — 1. 1800-1839. 2. 1840-1876.

Une comédienne au x1xe siécle. Virginie Déjazet. Etude biogra-
phique et critique d’aprés des documents inédits. Paris. Sapin.
1892. (3), 448 pp. **T.55.1

Same. Virginie Déjazet d’aprés ses papiers et sa correspondance.
Vie de Vartiste.— Déjazet et ses contemporains. — Déjazet
amoureuse. Paris. Montgredien & cie. [1902.] (3), 336 pp.
Portraits. *€T 57.282

Another copy is on shelf-number **P.11.2195.

Histoire des théatres de Paris. 1402-1904. Notice préliminaire.
Paris. Daragon. 1905. (3), 60 pp. *4677.108
List of theatres.

Same. Les Fantaisies parisiennes —1l’Athénée — Le Théatre Scribe
VAthénée-comique. 1865-1911. Paris. Daragon. 1912. (3), 225,

(1) pp. Portrait. *2639a.138
Same. Les Folies-nouvelles. 1854-1859 —— 1871 — 1872 —— 1880.
Paris. Daragon. 1909. (3), 168 pp. Plate. *4677.112

.Same. Les Jeux gymniques 1810-1812. Le Panorama dramatique
1821-1823. Paris. Daragon. 1908. (3), 153 pp. Plate. *4677.111
Same. Les Nouveautés. 1827-1832 —— 1866 — 1873 —— 1878 — 1906.

Paris. Daragon. 1907. (3), 211, (1) pp. Plate. *4677.110
Same. Le Panorama dramatique. 1821-1823. Paris. L’auteur. 1900.
85 pp. Plate. ¥**T 96.341
Same. La Renaissance. 1838-1841, 1868, 1873-1904. Paris. Daragon.
1905. (3), 149, (1) pp. Plate. *4677.102
Same. Le Théatre de la cité. 1792-1807. Paris. Daragon. I9I0.
(3), 300 pp. Plate. *4677.113
Same. Le Théatre historique. 1847-1851, 1862, 1875-1879, 1890-1801.
Paris. Daragon. 1906. (3), 166, (1) pp. Plate. *4677.103
Same. Le Théatre national; Le Théatre de Végalité, 1793-1794.
Paris. Daragon. 1907. (3), 160 pp. Plate. *4677.109
Same. Les Variétés amusantes, 1778-1789, 1793-1798, 1803, 1804, 1815.
Paris. Daragon. 1908. (3), 262, (1) pp. Plate. *4676.158

Napoléon et le monde dramatique. Etude ‘nouvelle d’aprés des
documents inédits. Paris. Daragon. I912. (3), iv, 490 pp. Por-

trait. Facsimiles. - 2655.119
Virginie Déjazet. Etude biographique. Paris. Faure. 1866. 609,
(1) pp. **T 98.13

Lecouvreur, Adrienne. ;

Lettres. Réunies pour la premiére fois et publiées avec notes, étude
biographique, documents inédits tirés des archives de la Comédie,
des minutiers de notaires et des papiers de la Bastille, par Georges
Monval. Paris. Plon. 1892: 302pp. Portrait. Facsimile. [Biblio-
théque elzévirienne.] 2669.109

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Lecouvreur, Adrienne. Works about.
Atuainval, L. J. C. S. vd. Lettre 4 Mylord *** sur Baron et la
Dile Le Couvreur. Lettre du souffleur de la Comédie de Roiien
au garcon de caffé (par Du Mas d’Aigueberre). Publiées par Jules

Bonnassies... Paris. 1870. Plates. **T 58.64; etc.
Ledger, Edward, editor. See Era; Era Almanack and Annual.
Lee, Henry.

Memoirs of a manager; or, life’s stage with new scenery. Taunton.
Bragg. 1830. 2v.in I. ¥*T 57.344
Relates to the English theatres.

Lee, John.

An address to the judges and the public, on a decision lately made in
one of our courts of judicature. London: Printed for the author.
1772. 21 pp. No. 6 in **G.3823.15
On a project for the building of a theatre in Bath.

A letter from Mr. Lee to Mr. Sheridan. Dublin: Printed in the year
1757. (3), 18 pp. No. 2 in **G,3824.1

A narrative of a remarkable breach of trust committed by a noble-
man, five judges, and several advocates of the Court of Session in
Scotland. London. Printed for the author. 1772. (4), 36 pp.

No. 5 in **G.3823.15
Relates the experiences of the author while manager of the Theatre Royal in
Edinburgh.

Lee, Sir Sidney.
Shakespeare and the Elizabethan playgoer. (Jw An English miscel-
lany. Presented to Dr. Furnivall. Pp. 2353-254. Oxford. 1Igo1.)
* 4555-154
Lee, William Henry, compiler.
Deaths in the dramatic and musical professions. 1901 to 1907. Bos-
ton. 1907. Unpaged. Portraits. Autograph facsimiles. **T.12.7

Composed of clippings relating principally to actors of the American, stage.
Each volume has an index.

Dramatic & musical programs. [Boston. 1897—1913.] 13 v. Illus.,
some colored. Portraits, some colored. Autograph facsimiles.
**'P 10.68

The programmes are accompanied by portraits of the performers, and, in many
cases, by scenes from the plays, Each volume contains an index.

Leech, Augustus E.

Theatres as they are, physically, quizzically, and critically discussed.
London. The Theatrical Times Office. 1848. iv, 68 pp.
Relates to London theatres. #27 96.133

Leech,. John, illustrator.
Breekett, G. A. The quizziology of the British drama. Com-
prising 1—Stage passions. 11—Stage characters. 111.—Stage
plays. London. 1846. #*€T 48.3

Danret, G. Merrie England in the olden time. [With illustrations
by John Leech and Robert Cruikshank.] London. 1842. 2 v.
Portraits. 2529.30; etc.

Leeds, Josiah W. ;

The theatre: an essay upon the non-accordancy of stage-plays with

the Christian profession. Philadelphia. The Author. 1884. 85

Pp. : 54402.133
Same. [3d edition.} 1886. §449a.11I
Same. Newport, Mon. Southall. 1890. (8), 77 pp. ¥®T. 78,18

Edited by John E, Southall.

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Leeds, England. Theatres.

Remarks on the theatre, occasioned by the awful death of Mr.
Cummins, which took place at the play-house in this town, the
20th of June. Leeds. 1817, **T 96.105; etc.

Lefanu, Alicia.

Warvyte, S. The theatre: a didactic essay. Including an idea of the
character of Jane Shore, as performed by a young lady [Alicia
Sheridan, afterward Mrs. Lefanu] in a private play, etc. Dublin.
1790. No, 3 in **G.3824.6

Lefebvre, Léon. .

Le théatre de Lille au xvizre siécle. Auteurs & acteurs. Lille.

Lefebvre-Ducrocg. 1894. (3), 114, (2) pp. Portrait. **T.97.114
Lefévre, Julien.

Vélectricité au théatre. Paris. Grelot. [1894.] (3), iv, 345 pp.

Illus. Plates. Plans. [Encyclopédie électrique.] **T 77 TAT
Lefévre, Maurice.

Les gestes de la chanson. Illus. Plates. (Jn Les demi-cabots. Pp.
89-148. Paris. 1896.) ‘ i **T.97.230
Relates to cafés-concerts.

Le Flaneur, Guillaume, pseud. See Saint Hilaire, Amable Villain de.
Lefort, Henri, illustrator.

Galerie historique des comédiens francois de la troupe de Voltaire.
Gravés par Henri Lefort. Avec des détails biographiques inédits
par E.-D. de Manne. Nouvelle édition, augmentée. Lyon.
Scheuring. 1877. viii, 424, (3) pp. 4644.51; **T.56.92

Lefuel de Méricourt, ——.

Histoire universelle des théatres de toutes les nations, depuis Thespis
jusqu’ a nos jours; par une société de gens de lettres [J. M. L.
Coupé, G. F. F. Des Hayes, Lefuel de Méricourt, et Testu]. A
Paris, chez les auteurs. 1779-81. 11 v. Portraits. Plates. Plans.
A complete set of 13 volumes is on shelf-number **G.224.1. ¥*T 47.87

Legband, Paul, editor.
Scumip, C. H. Christian Heinrich Schmids Chronologie des

deutschen Theaters. Berlin. 1902. Portrait. ; *6907.13
Legerdemain.

Bassett, J. A magician in many lands. London. tg911. Illus, Por-

traits. Plates. 3015.78

Butz, A. Fifty years in the magic circle; being an account of the
author’s professional life [etc.]. Hartford, Conn. 1871. Illus.
Portrait. Plates. 7600.40

Burtincame, H. J. Herrmann the magician: his life; his secrets.
Chicago. [1897.] Illus. Plates. 4448.269; **T.56.296

— Leaves from conjurers’ scrap books; or, modern magicians and
their works. Chicago. 1891. Illus. Portraits. 3608.114

Decremps, H. Les petites aventures de Jér6me Sharp, professeur
de physique amusante; ouvrage contenant autant de tours
ingénieux que de lecons utiles, par l’auteur de La magie blanche.
A Bruxelles. 1789. Illus. Plate. Diagrams. Music. **T.97.28

Evans, H. R. The old and the new magic. Chicago. 1906. Illus.
Plates. 7605.77

Frost, T. The lives of the conjurors. London. 1876.

2469.66; **T.97.163

Grratpo, M. ve. Histoire curieuse et pittoresque des sorciers, devins,
magiciens, astrologues, etc., depuis l’antiquité jusqu’d nos jours.
Paris. [1846.] Plate. ¥**T 95.83

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Howpen, J. W. A wizard’s wanderings from China to Peru. Lon-

don. 1886. Illus. Portrait. ¥*T 57.357
Hovupint, H. The unmasking of Robert-Houdin. New York. 1908.
Portraits. Plates. 4006.219; **T.96.371

Keytar, H. A magician’s tour up and down and round about the
earth. Chicago. 1886. Illus. Portrait. Plates. 6267.69; **T.57.356
Lynn, H. S. The adventures of the strange man Dr. H. S. Lynn.
With a supplement showing “How it’s done!” Leicester. 1878.
¥*T 98.8
Masxetyne, J. N. Our magic. By Nevil Maskelyne and David
Devant [pseud. of David Wighton]. New York. [ror11.] Illus.
4006.217
Miter, D. P. The life of a showman; and the managerial struggles
of David Prince Miller. With anecdotes and letters of actors.
An exposé of the practices of various deceivers of the public.
With the secrets of conjuring. London. [186-?]
No. 2 in *4579.115
Raynaty, E. Les propos d’un escamoteur. Etude critique et

humoristique. Paris. 1894. Portrait. *®T 97.246
Rosert-Hovunpin, J. E. Memoirs. Written by himself. Philadelphia.
1850. ; : + 6647.11; etc.

Legge, Thomas.

Cooper, C. H. The actors in Dr. Legge’s tragedy of Richardus
Tertius, performed at St. John’s College, at the bachelors’ com-
mencement, 1579-1580. Read Nov. 20, 1858. (Jn Cambrtdge Anti-
quarian Society, England. Antiquarian communications. Vol. 1,
PP. 347-357. Cambridge. 1859.) *2506.6.1

Leggett, William, editor.

Critic, The. A weekly review of literature, fine arts, and the drama.

Vol. 1. Nov. 1, 1828— May 2, 1829. New-York. 1828, 29. **T.25.18
Légion d’honneur.
Dreyrous, M. Les comédiens et la Légion d’honneur. Paris. 1863.

**T 95.89
Lecouvé, G. J. B. E. W. La Croix d’honneur et les comédiens. Paris.
1863. ¥*T 95.88

Legouvé, Ernest. See Legouvé, Gabriel Jean Baptiste Ernest Wilfrid.
Legouvé, Gabriel Jean Baptiste Ernest Wilfrid.

La Croix d’honneur et les comédiens. Paris. Lévy. 1863. 16 pp.

¥**T 95.88

Epis et bleuets. Souvenirs biographiques. Etudes littéraires et

dramatiques. Scénes de famille. Paris. Hetzel. [1892.] (1),

299, (1) pp. Illus. Portrait. 2672.146
Maria Malibran. Paris. Hetzel & cie. [1880.] 48 pp. [Etudes et
souvenirs de théatre.] 4669.66; **M.109.14

Another copy is on shelf-number No. 2 in **M.138.15.
M. Samson et ses éléves. Paris. Hetzel & cie. [1875.] (3), 40 pp.
[Conférence des matinées littéraires.] ¥*T 96.157
Sixty years of recollections. Translated, with notes, by Albert D
Vandam. London. Eden, Remington & Co. 1803. 2 v.
This deals largely with actors and the theatre in Paris. 2644.100; **T.56.203
Legrand, Camille.
Histoire anecdotique des théatres de Paris (écrite au jour le jour).
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Legrand, Camille. (Continued.) 1
Jules Barbier. Illustrations de Valverane. Vol. 1. Paris. Aux
bureaux des “Feux de la rampe.” 1896. 383, (1) pp. Portraits.
Contents. — x. 1 janvier - 31 mars 1896. ¥*T 97.127
Lehmann, Lilli.
Mein Weg. Leipzig. Hirzel. 1913. 2 vv. in 1. Portraits. Plates.
Facsimiles. Table. 4043.125
Same. : My path through life. Translated by Alice Benedict Seligman.
New York. Putnam. 10914. xiii, (1), 510 pp. Portraits. Plates.

Facsimiles. Table. 4043.127
Relates to the opera in Europe and America.

Lehner, Gilbert.

Theater-Decorationen. Abth. 1, Serie 1-3. Berlin. Hessling &
Spielmeyer. [1892?] Plates, some colored. ¥#8070.139
Contents.—1. H. v. Kleist’s Kathchen von Heilbronn. 15 plates. 2. Shakespeare’s
Kénig Lear. 12 plates. 3. Goethe’s Faust. 14 plates.

Lehr- und Wanderjahre des deutschen Schauspiels. Gentz, R.
; 4872.17; **T.47.45
Lehrer-Vereinigung fiir die Pflege der kiinstlerischen Bildung, Hamburg,

Germany.
Unsere Volksschiiler im Stadttheater. 2. Tausend. Hamburg. Boysen.
1898. 48 pp. 7592.32

A collection of articles by various authors.
Leicester, England. ‘

HALLIwect-Puiutprs, J. O., editor. Dispute between the Earl of
Worcester’s players and the Corporation of Leicester in 1586,
from the records of that city. (Jn Shakespeare Society, London.
Papers. Vol. 4, pp. 145, 146. London. 1849.) *4596.11.4; etc.

Ketity, W. Notices illustrative of the drama, and other popular
amusements, chiefly in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries;
extracted from the chamberlains’ accounts and other manuscripts
of the Borough of Leicester. London. 1865. Plate. Plan.

4578.10; **T,76,166; etc.
Leighton, Sir Baldwyn, Baronet. :

The late Thomas William Robertson, and the modern theatre. Lon-

don. Bentley. 1875. 16 pp. ¥*T 96.34
Leipzig, Germany. Theatres.

Briuemner, H. Geschichte des Theaters in Leipzig. Von dessen

ersten Spuren bis auf die neueste Zeit. Leipzig. 1818.

. **T 78.8
Francke, R. Leipzig’s Theater vor 100 Jahren. (Sonder-Abdruck
aus den Leipziger Nachrichten.) Leipzig. 18709. 4837.22

Leipzig, Germany. Theatres. Neues THEATER.

Arts, A., and others. Vorschlage von Theaterfreunden zur Besse-
rung der Zustande beim Leipziger Theater. Leipzig. [1867?]

’ **T 96.225
Leipzig, Germany. Theatres. Stapt-THEATER.

-Lanenans, C. F. Das Stadt-Theater in Leipzig. Entworfen von C.
F. Langhans. Mit Text vom Architekt Briickwald. Berlin. 1870.
9 plates. ; ¥*T 71.3

Lekain, Henri Louis Cain, called Lekain.

Mémoires de Lekain. (Jn Barriére, Jean F., editor. Bibliotheque des
mémoires relatifs 4 histoire de France pendant le 18me siécle.
Tome 6, pp. 105-142. [Paris. 1846.]) *4667.2.6

Same. (In Same. [1857.]) **T 57.280

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F. Talma. Paris. Ponthieu. 1825. (3), lxviij, 439 pp. [Collection
des mémoires sur l’art dramatique.] #*#T 56.10
Another copy is on shelf-number **G.224.2.13.

Same. Publiés par son fils ainé; suivis d’une correspondance (inédite}
de Voltaire, Garrick, Colardeau, Lebrun, etc. Paris. Colnet. An
IX-1801. xv, 420, (3) pp. Portrait. **T 56.14"

Lekain, Henri Louis Cain, called Lekain. Works about.

Cuevatrer, P. M. F. Le Kain in the character of Vendéme. Trans-

lated from the French of Pitre Chevalier. [New York? 1847.]
No. 6 in **G.3930.13.2

Firmin, J. F. BecguEretwe, called Firmin. Paralléle entre Talma et
Lekain. Esquisse. Suivi de quelques réflexions sur l’art dra-
matique. Paris. 1826. **T 57.34

Motf, F. R. Notice ... sur les Mémoires de Henry Louis Lekain.
Paris. 1801. No. 3 in **M.147.16

Tata, F. J. Réflexions sur Lekain et l’art théatral. Paris. 1856.

4670b.52; etc.
Leland Stanford Junior University.

Encuisu Cius, Leland Stanford Junior University. The trve historie
of the Knyght of the Bvrning Pestle, by Francis Beavmont and
Iohn Fletcher. Booke of the play as presented by the English
Clvb; including a compendiovs discourse on seeing an Elizabethan
play. San Francisco. 1903. Portraits. Plates. Music. 2559a.109

Lelion-Damiens, Lucien Elie.

Le bréviaire des comédiens. Paris. Tresse. 1858. (3), iv, 312 pp.
Notes on acting. ¥*T 77.231

Same. Cretté. 1883. (10), iv, 312 pp. [CEuvres.] 4673.75; **T.77.106

Lemaitre, Antoine Louis Prosper. See Lemaitre, Frédérick.
Lemaitre, Frédérick. ‘

Souvenirs. Publiés par son fils. 2¢ édition. Paris. Ollendorff.

1880. (3), 348 pp. Portrait. 4649a.62; **T.57.314
Lemaitre, Frédérick. Works about.

Basset, S. Une aventure de Frédérick Lemaitre (1854). [Paris.
1908.] Plates. 6671.299

Duvat, G. Frédérick-Lemaitre et son temps. 1800-1876. Avec une
eau-forte de Gonzague Privat. Paris. 1876. Portrait.

2654.55; **T.58.13
Jacguot, C. J. B. Lemaitre. (Jn his Portraits et silhouettes au x1xe
siécle. Vol. 3, pp. 267-299. Paris. 1868.) 4641.54.3

Lecomte, L. H. Un comédien au x1xeé siécle: Frédérick-Lemaitre.
tude biographique et critique d’aprés des documents inédits.
Paris. 1888. 2 v. ¥*T 55,118

Tutou, F. Frédérick-Lemaitre. Souvenirs, documents inédits & fac-
simile d’une lettre du grand artiste. Extraits de la collection de
Léon Sapin. Paris. 1876. Facsimile. No, 2 in **M.125.7

Leman, Walter M.

Memories of an old actor. San Francisco. A. Roman Co. 1886. xv,
406 pp. Portrait. Autograph facsimile. 4348.1595 **T.57.43
Relates to the theatre in America.

Lemazurier, Pierre David.

Catalogue de [sa] bibliothéque dramatique. La vente aura lieu le

16 octobre 1837. Paris. Leblanc. 1837. (8), 148, (3) pp.
**T 66.15

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Lemazurier, Pierre David. (Continued.)

Galerie historique des acteurs du Théatre francais, depuis 1600
jusqu’a nos jours. Ouvrage recueilli des mémoires du temps et
de la tradition. Paris. Chaumerot. 1810. 2v. Plate. **T.56.297
Another copy is on shelf-number **4706,12.

Lemercier, Louis Jean Népomucéne.

Mérrat, A. M. T. De la liberté des théatres, dans ses rapports avec
la liberté de la presse, a l’occasion de l’analyse de La démence de
Charles vi, tragédie de M. Lemercier. Paris. 1820.

i **T 76.106; etc.
Lemercier, Népomucéne Louis. Seé Lemercier, Louis Jean Népomucéne.

Lemoine, Henry.

Authentic account of the fire which reduced that extensive building
of the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane, to a pile of ruins, on the 21th
of February, 1809; to which is added, a chronological list of all
the places of public amusement destroyed by fire, in England.
fAnon.] London: Printed by W. Glendinning. [1800.] 25 pp.
Plate. No. 11 in **G.3823.4.2

Lemon, Abraham, and others.

Report of the proceedings upon a criminal information against
Abraham Lemon [and others], for a conspiracy and riot at the
Theatre-Royal, Liverpool. Liverpool. Kaye. 1810. (4), 104 pp.

No. 4 in **G.3824.5
Lemon, Mark.

Hatton, J. With a show in the North. Reminiscences of Mark

Lemon. London. 1871. Portrait. Music. 6549.6; **T.57.359
*Lemonnier, Alphonse.

Les abus du théatre. Quelques directeurs en robe de chambre.
Paris. Tresse & Stock. 1895. 178, (I) pp. **T 98.19

Les femmes de théatre. Avec une préface et un autographe de
Léonide Leblanc. Paris. Faure. 1865. (3), 281, (1) pp. Manu-

» script facsimile. **T 87.62
Contents. — Les femmes de théatre. — Une comédienne en voyage.

Les mille et un’ souvenirs d’un homme de théatre. Paris. Librairie
Moliére. 1902. (3), 211, (1) pp. Portraits. **'T 77.80

Les petits mystéres de la vie théadtrale. Souvenirs d’un homme de
théatre. Paris. Tresse & Stock. 1895. 232 pp. *€T 97.168

The first, third and fourth of these works relate to the Paris theatres.
Le Moyne, William J.

Catalogue of [his] library, comprising drama and dramatic biography;
old plays and playbills and other rare dramatic items, etc. To
be sold at auction, October 17-20 by the Merwin-Clayton Sales
Company. New York. [1905.] 119 pp. #*T 65.42

Lennox, Lord William Pitt.

Celebrities I have known; with episodes, political, social, sporting,
and theatrical. [1st,] 2d series. London. Hurst & Blackett.
1876, 77. 4 Vv. 2573-61

Plays, players and playhouses at home and abroad. With anecdotes
of the drama and the stage. London. Hurst & Blackett. 1881.

2 Vv. 2454.595 **T.77.82
Leno, Dan.

Woop, J. H. Dan Leno. London. [1905.] Hus. Portraits. Fac-
simile. ¥*T 57.82

Léotard, ——.
Mémoires de Léotard. 2e édition. Paris. 1860. (3), 188 pp. Plate.
#*T 59.36

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Lepan, Edouard Marie Joseph.
Histoire de l’établissement des hesires en France. [Anon.] Paris.
Frechet. 1807. (3), iv, 230 pp. **T 78.28

Relates to the theatres of Paris.

Le Poitevin de L’Egreville, Charles Prosper, compiler.

L’esprit du théatre; ou, pensées choisies des auteurs dramatiques les
plus connus, tant anciens que modernes, tant nationaux qu’
étrangers; précédées de notices biographiques et de jugemens
littéraires. Série 1. Paris. Dentu. [1865.] (3), xxx, 514 pp.

**T 37.149
Contents.—1. Siécle de Periclés au régne de Francois 1er.—Eschyle. —Machiavel.

Leprieur-Accoyer, Emile. (E. A. Spoll.) '

Mme. Carvalho. Notes et souvenirs. Avec un portrait a l’eau-forte
par Lalauze. Paris. Librairie des bibliophiles. 1885. (3), 104 pp.
Portrait. **T 58.1335 **M.377.63

Lerebours, Pierre Victor, editor. —

Documents pour servir a l’histoire du Théatre-francais sous la Res-
tauration, ou recueil des écrits publiés de 1815 a 1830. Paris.
Guillaumin. 1834. (3), 173 pp. No. 2 in **M.141.3

Leris, Antoine de. ;

Dictionnaire portatif historique et littéraire des théatres, contenant
Vorigine des différens thédtres de Paris. a2¢ édition augmentée.
A Paris, chez C. A. Jombert. 1763. xxxiv, 728 pp. ¥*T 78,25

Same. xxxiv, 744 pp. ¥**G_3562.13

Le Roux, Hugues Robert Charles Henri,

Les jeux du cirque et la vie foraine. Illustrations de Jules Garnier.
Paris. Plon, Nourrit & cie. [1889.] (5), v, (1),- 250, (2) pp.
Colored illus. Colored portraits. Facsimiles. . **T 93.2

Same. Acrobats and mountebanks. Translated from the French
by A. P. Morton. London. Chapman & Hall, Ltd. Tgp: xii
336 pp. Illus. Portraits. Plates. Facsimiles.

4001:1003 sep, 95.85

Le Roy, Albert.
Le comédien. Paris. Lemerre. 1888. (3), 267, (2) pp. **T 87.52
A novel of stage life.
Leroy, Louis,
Les tréteaux parisiens. Scénes de ville et de théatre. [3e édition.]
Illustrations de Draner. Paris. Librairie illustrée. [1881.] (3),

318 pp. 4660b.63; **T.87.53 -

A collection of short stories and plays.
Lesage, Alain René. 4
Coracu, J., and E. Burat ne Gurcy. [The devil on two sticks.]
Programme of the story, scenery, and dances, in the new grand
ballet The devil on two sticks: founded on the romance by Le
Sage. London. [1836.] **T. 36.72
Le Senne, Camille.
Le théatre 4 Paris. Série 1-5. Paris. Le Soudier. 1888-90. 5 v.

i : **T 47.86
Contents. — 1. 1883-1884. 2. 1885.. 3. Janv. 1886 -—aout 1887. 4. Sept. 1887 — oct.
1888. 5. Sept. 1888— oct. 1880.

Le Senne, Charles Etienne.

Code du théatre. Lois, réglements, jurisprudence, usages. Avant-
propos par Henry Celliez, Paris. Tresse. 1878. vii, (1), 316 pp.
Relates to French theatres. Arranged in dictionary form. ¥*'T 77,192

Leslie, Amy, pseud. See Buck, Lillie West Brown.

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Leslie, Frederick.

Vincent, W. T. Recollections of Fred Leslie. London. 1894. 2 v.

Illus. Portraits. Plates. 4543-121; **T 56.62
Le Soudier, Henri, editor.

RevuE des livres et du théatre. Année 13, n° 311, 313-315, 317.

Paris. 1893, 94. 5 numbers in I v. #97221.51
Lessing, E. G. See Lessing, Gotthold Ephraim.
Lessing, Gotthold Ephraim.

Drainaturgie de Hambourg. Traduction de Ed. de Suckau. Revue
et annotée par L. Crouslé. Avec une introduction par Alfred
Méziéres. Nouvelle édition. Paris. Perrin. 1885. (3), xlii, (1),
473 PP. **T.47.29

Same. Lessings Hamburgische Dramaturgie. Abridged and edited
with introduction and notes by Charles Harris. New York. Holt.
1gol. xl, 356 pp. 2879.40

Lessing, Gotthold Ephraim. Works about.

Cosack, W. Materialien zu Gotthold Ephraim Lessing’s Ham-
burgische Dramaturgie. Ausfithrlicher Commentar nebst Ein-
leitung, Anhang und Register. Paderborn. Schdningh. 1876.

4873.28

Ecxarpt, L. Lessing und das erste deutsche Nationaltheater in
Hamburg. Eine deutsche Gabe zur Shakspeare-Feier. Vortrag’
im Athenaum zu Hamburg am 21. April 1864. Hamburg. 1864.

No. 5 in **G.3910.12

Micuet, G. Lessing und die heutigen Schauspieler. Hamburg. 1888.

‘ No. 2 in *5216.50.N.F.3

Letter, A, addressed to the authors of the Lincoln Dramatic Censor,
containing strictures and observations upon their conduct towards

the manager of the Lincoln Theatre. By a friend to justice.

Lincoln. Brooke. 1809. 8 pp. **T 96.152
Letter, A, concerning Mr. Henry Irving addressed to E. R. H. Yortcx,
pseud, **T 98.33

Letter from a gentleman in town to his friend in the country. [Anon.]
See Logan, William Hugh. :

Letter, A, of abuse, to D...d G..... k, Esq; ... London: Printed
for J. Scott, ... 1757. 26 pp. No. Io in **G,3824.16
A satire on the detractors of Garrick.

Letter, A, to a certain patentee: in which the conduct of managers is
impartially considered; and a few periods bestowed on those
darlings of the publick, Mr. G----k [Garrick], Mr. F----- e
[Foote], Mrs. P----- d [Pritchard], &c. London: Printed for
H. Mumford. [1747.] 28 pp. ¥*T 97.47
Relates to Covent Garden Theatre. Another copy is on shelf-number No. 1 in’
**G 3824.6. y

Letter, A, to a lady concerning the new play house. [Anon.] See™
Collier, Jeremy. ©

Letter, A, to a noble lord, to whom alone it belongs. Occasioned by a
representation at the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane, of a farce,
called Miss Lucy in town. London: Printed for T. Cooper. 1742.
(1), 20 pp. . No. 7 in **G.3823.9

Letter, A, to David Garrick. [Anon.] See Williams, David.

Letter, A, to Messieurs Victor and Sowdon, managers of the Theatre-
Royal. Dublin. Printed in the year MDCCLV. 15 pp. **T.76.158

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Letter, A, to Miss Nossiter. Occasioned by her first appearane on the
stage: in which is contained remarks upon her manner of playing
the character of Juliet. With theatrical observations. London:
Printed for W. Owen and sold by G. Woodfall. 1753. (3), 56 pp.
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 3 in **G.3924.2. ¥#*'T 97.59

Letter, A, to Mr. Alfred Bunn, Manager of the Theatre Royal, Birm-
ingham; being a review of his epistle to the Rev. J. A. James.
By a member of the Church of England. Birmingham. Hudson.

1824. 22 pp. ¥**T 76.55
Signed, Mercator. Bunn’s Letter to the Rev. J. A. James is a defense of the
theatre.

Letter, A, to Mr. Congreve on his pretended amendments, &c., of Mr.
Collier’s Short view of the immorality and prophaneness of the
English stage. London: Printed for Samuel Keble. 16098. 42 pp.

No. 1 in **G.3821.19

Letter, A, to Mr. G....... k, relative to his treble capacity of manager,
actor, and author; with some remarks on Lethe. London: Printed
and sold by W. Reeve. 1749. I9 pp. No. 12 in **G,3824.16

Letter, A, to Mr. Garrick on his having purchased a patent for Drury-
Lane Play-House. London: Printed for J. Freeman and to be had
of Mr. Lewis. [1747.] (1), 20 pp. No. 6in **G.3824.17; **T.97.44

Letter, A, to Mr. Garrick on the opening of the theatre, with observa-
tions on the conduct of managers, to actors, authors, and
audiences: and particularly to new-performers. London: Printed
for J. Coote. 1758. I9 pp. No. 9 in **G.3824.16

Letter, A, to my Lord * * * * * * * on the present diversions of the
town. With the true reason of the decay of our dramatic enter-
tainments. London, Printed for J. Roberts, 1725. 30 pp.

No. 14 in **G.3821.11

Letter, A, to the. author of the burletta called Hero and Leander, in
refutation of what he has advanced in his dedication to Philips
Glover, on the statutes for the regulation of theatres, the conduct
of Mr. Palmer, of Mr. Justice Staples, and the other justices; and
also of his observations on the consequences that must arise from
the establishment of a theatre in Wellclose Square. London:
Printed for G. Kearsley. 1787. (1), 48 pp. #eT 75.54
Opposes the licensing of the Royalty Theatre in Wellclose Square, London.

Letter, A, to the Rev. George Burder, occasioned by his sermon on
lawful amusements. London. Symonds. [1805.] 36 pp. **T.96.61

Another copy is on shelf-number No. 3 in **G.3824.9. Burder’s Lawful amuse-
ments may be found on shelf-numbers **T.96.49; No. 2 in **G.3824.9.

Same. Postscript. (3), 30 pp. ¥*T 96.62
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 4 in **G.3824.9.
Letter, A, to the Reverend, the Moderator and members of the Presby-
tery of Haddingtoun. Edinburgh: Printed in the year 1757. 8 pp.
; An attack on the stage and on John Home for writing a play. **T 96.79
Letter, to the Right Hon. Robert Peel, respecting the proposed intro-
duction of a bill, to repeal so much of the Act of roth Geo. II.
cap. 28, as requires notice to be.sent to the Lord Chamberlain,
previously to the representation of any new play or entertainment
of the stage, or any addition to an old play; and showing that the
consequence would be, to confirm the monopoly claimed by Drury
Lane and Covent Garden theatres. London. The Author. 1829.
12 pp. **T.76.73
Signed, A friend to “fair play and a free stage.” Another copy is on shelf-
number No. 2 in **G.3822.4.2,

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Letter, A, to the town, concerning the man and the bottle. London.
Printed and sold by W. Reeve. 1749. 20 pp. No. 11 in **G.3824.14

On a performance at the Haymarket Theatre, London.
Letters. Collections.

ARNOULD, M. S. Sophie Arnould d’aprés sa correspondance et ses
mémoires inédits. Par Ed. et J. de Goncourt. Paris. 1877.
Portraits. 2652.72

Cotman, G., the Younger, editor. Posthumous letters, from various
celebrated men; addressed to Francis Colman, and George Colman,
the Elder: with annotations, and occasional remarks, by George
Colman, the Younger. London. 1820. **T 53.7

Etsszer, F. The letters and journal of Fanny Ellsler [sic]. Written
before and after her operatic campaign in the United States.
Including her letters from New York, London, Paris, Havana, etc.

New York. 1845. 4845.19; **M.453.89
IrrLanp, A. W. Briefe an seine Schwester Louise und andere Ver-
wandte, 1722-1814. Berlin. 1904. Portrait. *6907.16

— Briefe, meist an seine Schwester, nebst anderen Aktenstiicken
und einem ungedruckten Drama. Berlin. 1905. Portraits. *6907.17
—— Ifflands Briefwechsel mit Schiller, Goethe, Kleist, Tieck und
anderen Dramatikern. Leipzig. [r1910.] No. 3 in 4896.50.522
Knapp, O. G., editor. An artist’s love story. Told in the letters of
Sir Thomas Lawrence, Mrs. Siddons and her daughters. New
York. 1904. Portraits. 4545.190; **T.56.335
Scurorper, F. U. L. Schréder und Gotter. Eine Episode aus der
deutschen Theatergeschichte. Briefe Friedrich Ludwig Schréders
an Friedrich Wilhelm Gotter 1777 und 1778. Hamburg. 1887. 2873.91
SonnENTHAL, A., Ritter von. Adolph von Sonnenthals Briefwechsel.

Stuttgart. 1912. 2 v. Portraits. Plates. 6899a.170
Tampier, L. C. C. Derniéres heures de Rachel. Lettres qui ont été
adressées sur la maladie. Paris. 1858. No. 4 in **M.147.16
Wacner, W. R. Letters to Emil Heckel: with a brief history of the
Bayreuth festivals. London. 1899. 4049a.65
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William.
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Vol. 1 contains much comment on the London stage.
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Recherches sur les costumes et sur les théatres de toutes les nations,
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Leveaux, Alphonse. ' . '
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Le théatre de la cour 4 Compiégne pendant le régne de Napoléon 111.
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An account of the performances given by companies from various Paris theatres
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Levey, Richard Michael, and J. O’Rorke.

Annals of the Theatre Royal, Dublin, from its opening in 1821 to its
destruction by fire, February, 1880; with occasional notes and
observations. Dublin. Dollard. 1880. (1), 271 pp. #*T 77,213

Levezow, Conrad von.

Leben und Kunst der Frau Margarete Luise Schick. Berlin. Duncker

& Humblot. 1809. 75 pp. No. 4 in ¥*M.145.20
Levi, Hermann.

Possart, E., Ritter von. Hermann Levi. Erinnerungen. Miinchen.

1901. Portrait. ¥**T 77.220
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Le théatre indien. Paris. Bouillon. 1890. 2 v. in 1. [Bibliothéque
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Lewes, Charles Lee.

Memoirs of Charles Lee Lewes, containing anecdotes, historical and
biographical, of the English and Scottish stages, during a period
of forty years. London. Phillips. 1805. 4 v. 2458.29; **T.58.130
Edited by John Lee Lewes. Another copy is on shelf-number **K.37.9.

The stage, and the pulpit. The player and the preacher. Or, a serio-

, comic answer to Mr. Kilham, preacher. [Aberdeen. 1794.] 8 pp.
In favor of the theatre. No. 7 in **G.3824.15

Lewes, George Henry.
On actors and the art of acting. London. Smith, Elder & Co. 1875.

xiv, 278 pp. 2575-70; **T.57.6
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The Spanish drama. Lope de Vega and Calderon. London. Knight.

& Co. 1846. (2), 254 pp. 3099a.272; **T 49.6

The table of contents is missing in the copy on shelf-number 3099a.272 and pp.
27, 28, 211 and 212 are supplied in typewritten manuscript. Another copy is
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Lewes, John Lee, editor.

Lewes, C. L. Memoirs of Charles Lee en containing anecdotes,
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2458.29; **T.58.130; etc.
Lewinsky, Josef.

Kleiné Schriften ja etbeteehen und theatergeschichtlichen Inhalts.
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facsimile. [Gesellschaft fiir Theatergeschichte. Schriften. Band
14.] 6997.24

Theatralische Carriéren. Biographische Skizzen. . Leiveino Risin.
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Von Brettern und Podium. Allerlei Stiicklein aus Biihne und Kon-

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Von den Coulissen. Original-Blatter von Celebritaten des deutschen
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Same. Band 2. **M.370.24

Lewinsky, Olga, editor.

Lewinsky, J. Kleine Schriften dramaturgischen und _ theater-
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6907.24
Lewis, Angelo John, editor.

Bassett, J. A magician in many lands. London. tg11. Illus. Por-

traits. Plates. 3015.78
Lewis, Charles Lee. See Lewes, Charles Lee.
Lewis, Leopold David, editor.

Mask, The: a humorous and fantastic review of the month. Edited
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1868. London. 1868. Illus. Portraits. Plates. ¥*T 24.5

Lewis, P.

Miscellaneous pieces in verse: with cursory theatrical remarks.
London: Printed for the author. 1774. (3), 25 pp.

No. 10 in **G.3820.9

Same. 5th edition. Portsmouth. 1782. 44 pp. ‘No. 6 in **G.3823.8
Refers to London theatres.

Leymarie, Léo de, and Adrien Jacques Bernheim.

Lenseignement dramatique au Conservatoire. Paris. Ollendorff.

1883. (3), 86 pp. ¥*®T 77,131
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Auction sale, November 12th and 13th, 1901. Catalogue of dramatic
books, first editions of American authors, biography, history,
travels, fiction, pamphlets, newspapers, etc. Boston. 1901. 86 pp.

¥*T 65.37

Liberté, La, des théatres, Hostern, J. J. B. H. ¥*T 75.7

Lick, A, at ’em all; or, the moderator. Being a candid consideration

of the present controversy between the Inspector [Dr. John Hill]

and his opposers; with reflections on the rise and progress of the

dispute; and advice for the reconciliation of all parties. London:

Printed for W. Reeve. 1753. 16 pp. #*T 57.87
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Lieblein, Jakob, and Heinrich Wagner.
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Halb-Band 4, pp. 410-425. Darmstadt. 1885.) *8092.52.4
Literatur, p. 425.
Liébold,

La vie de Marie Pigeonnier par un de ses *** [Liébold et Gaillet].

Préface de J. Michepin. [17e édition.] Paris. 1884. 144 pp.

A reply to Marie Colombier’s Mémoires de Sarah Barnum. **T 57.365
Same. [45¢ édition.] ¥#*T 57.453
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Translated from advance sheets [by F.C. V.]. New York. 1884.

37 pp. Illus. [The Brookside library.] **T 54.1

Life, The, and adventures of a cheap jack. GREEN, W. 2468.37; **T.57.127
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Life, The, and times of that excellent and renowned actor Thomas
Betterton. "With such notices of the stage and English history
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(3), 156 pp. Portrait. 4549a.100; **T 57.56
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Life, The, of Miss Anne Catley. Including an account of her intro-
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known men of quality and wealth. Carefully compiled and edited
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Portrait. ¥**M.377.43

Life, The, of Mrs. Abington (formerly Miss Barton), celebrated comic
actress, with accounts of her performances in London and Dublin.
Also notes upon the history of the Irish stage and her theatrical
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Life, The, of Mr. James Quin, comedian. With the history of the stage
from his commencing actor to his retreat to Bath. With anecdotes.
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Same. Added, a supplement of original facts and anecdotes. With
his trial for the murder of Mr. Bowen. Reader. 1887. (1), 107
pp. Autograph facsimile. 4549a.101 ; **T.57.55

Life, The, of the late famous comedian, Jo. Hayns. [Anon.] See
Brown, Thomas.

Life, The, of Wm. Henry West Betty, the celebrated and wonderful
Young Roscius: containing the particulars of his theatrical career,
his education, character, & abilities: with an impartial account of
his astonishing performances on the London theatres. London.

Fairburn. [1804.] 36 pp. Portrait. **T 57.421
Some pages are missing at the end.
Life on the stage. Morais, C. 4343-229; **T.57.39
Lights of the old English stage. New York. Appleton & Co. 1878.
225 pp. 4549.33
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The Cibbers. — The modern Roscius. — Charles Macklin. — “Peg”? Woffington
and George Anne Bellamy. -- John Kemble and Sarah Siddons. — George

Frederick Cooke. — Edmund Kean. — Charles Young. — Mrs. Dora Jordan. —
The story of “Perdita.”

Same. 1881. **T 58.102
Like stars that fall. Gatircuan, W. M. **T.87.5
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Gauperroy, A, Les premiéres au théatre de Lille. 1895-96 — 1896-97.

Lille. 1897. *€T 97.115
Lrresvrr, L. Le théatre de Lille au xvire siécle. Auteurs & acteurs.
Lille. 1894. Portrait. **T 97.114

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Lincoln, England. Theatres.
Letter, A, addressed to the authors of the Lincoln Dramatic Censor,
containing strictures and observations upon their conduct to-
wards the manager of the Lincoln Theatre. By a friend to

justice. Lincoln. t!809. ¥**T 96.152
Lincoln Dramatic Censor, The. No. 1. Oct. 21, 1809. Lincoln. Stark.
1809. vii, 4 pp. No. Io in **G.3824.6

Lind, Jenny.

Baytey, F. W. N. The souvenir of the season. The wake of
extacy, a memory of Jenny Lind. With illustrations by Kenny
Meadows. London. 1848. **M 122.33

Becuer, A. J. Jenny Lind. Eine Skizze ihres Lebens und ihrer
Laufbahn bis auf die neueste Zeit. Wien. 1847. Portrait. Music.

No. 7 in **M.372.18

Benenvict, Sir J. Jenny Lind. [New York. 1881.] Portrait:

No. 4 in **M.372.18; etc.

Bunn, A. The case of Bunn versus Lind, with a series of letters
from plaintiff and defendant; to which are added notes explana-
tory and critical. London. 1848. No. 9 in **M.149.8

Butter, W. A. Barnum’s Parnassus; being confidential disclosures
of the Prize Committee on the Jenny Lind Song. New York.
1850. No. 1 in **M.128.32; etc.

[A coLLection of magazine articles and newspaper clippings relat-
ing to Jenny Lind. Boston. 189-?] (53) pp. Illus. Portraits:

Plates. Autograph facsimile. No, 3-6 in **M.372.18
Foster, G. G. Memoir of Jenny Lind. Compiled from the most
authentic sources. New York. 1850. 4047.265
—— Same. 4th edition. No. 2 in **M.372.18; etc.
Gopwin, P. Vala. A mythological tale. New York. 1851. Illus.
Plate. 2902.40; etc.

Hawets, H. R. Jenny Lind. [London. 1891.] No.5 in **M.372.18; etc.
Howianp, H. S., and W. S. Rocxstro. A memoir of Madame Jenny
Lind-Goldschmidt: her early art-life and dramatic career, 1820-
1851. London. 1891. 2 v. Portraits. 8045.104; **M.134.6; etc.
Linptana. An interesting narrative of the life of Jenny Lind.

Arundel. 1847. Porttait. No. 1 in **M.372.18
Memorr of Jenny Lind. London. Ollivier. 1847. 20 pp. Portrait.
**M 108.21

Review, A, of the performances of Mademoiselle Jenny Lind, at
Her Majesty’s Theatre. London. 1847. **M 148.25
Rosensberc, C. G. Jenny Lind in America. New York. 1851. Por-
trait. : 4468.30; **M.149a.6
Wi.uts, N. P. Memoranda of the life of Jenny Lind. Philadelphia.
1851. Portraits. #*M 108.24

Lindau, Heinrich Gustav Paul.
Dramaturgische Blatter. Beitrage zur Kenntniss des modernen
Theaters in Deutschland und Frankreich. 2. Auflage. Stuttgart.

Simon. 1877. 2 v. in I. 2875.66; **T.48.1
Band 2 of the copy on shelf-number **T.48.1 is not of the second edition.
Contents. — 1. Vom deutschen Theater. 2. Vom franzésischen Theater.
Lindiana. An interesting narrative of the life of Jenny Lind. Arundel.
Mitchell. 1847. 52 pp. ‘Portrait. No. 1 in **M.372.18
Lines addressed to Mrs. Jordan. London: Printed for T. Becket. 1787.
14 pp. No. 11 in **G,3820.11

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Linley, Thomas, the Elder.

Reep, J. The retort courteous; or a candid appeal to the public on
the conduct of ‘Thomas Linley, Esq, manager of Drury-Lane
Theatre, to the author of Dido. London. 1787. No.8 in **G.3824.1

Linton, William James, engraver.

Winter, W. Edwin Booth in twelve dramatic characters.: The
biographical sketch by William Winter. [Illustrations] by W.
J. Hennessy and W. J. Linton. Boston. 1872. *2490.51

Lionnet, Anatole, and Hippolyte Lionnet.
“Souvenirs et anecdotes. Par les fréres Lionnet. Paris. Ollendorff.
1888. (3), 336 pp. **T.57.342
Lippincott, Sarah Jane. (Grace Greenwood.)
Emma Abbott, prima donna. [New York. 1879.] 10, (1) pp.
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Lipsius, Justus.

Ivsti Lipsi De amphitheatro liber. In quo forma ipsa loci expressa,
& ratio spectandi. Cum eneis figuris. Omnia avctiora vel meliora.
Antverpiz, ex officina Plantiniana, Apud JIoannem Moretum.
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Same. Editio vltima. Antverpie, ex officina Plantiniana, Anad
Balthasarem Moretum, & viduam Ioannis Moreti, & Io. Meursium.

1621. [Opera omnia.] No. 3 in *2920.13.5
Reprinted in other editions of his Opera omnia [*2920.1.3; *2920.14.3;
*4207.12.3].

Lipsius, Marie. (La Mara.)

* Pauline Viardot-Garcia. (Jn Sammlung musikalischer Vortrage.
Reihe 4, pp. 259-278. Leipzig. 1882.) **M105.3.4

Lirondelle, André.

Shakespeare en Russie, 1748-1840. (Etude de littérature comparée.)
Paris. Hachette & cie. 1912. 245, (5) pp. 4597-222

Lisbon, Portugal. Theatres. ReAL THEATRO DE S. CARLos.

Fonseca BEnevipEs, F. pa. O real theatro de S. Carlos de Lisboa.
Desde a sua fundacgao em 1793 até 4 actualidade. Estudio historico.
[Lisboa. 1883.] Portraits. Plate. Plan. Tables. 3090.125

Lisbon, Portugal. Views.

Barker, H. A. A short account of the view of Lisbon, now exhibit-
ing in Henry Aston Barker’s Panorama, Leicester Square. [Lon-
don.] 1812. Plate. **T 96.298

Lit de cabot. KistemMarckers, H. H. A. ¥*T 87.63
Litchfield, John.

The dramatic character of Mr. Parsons. (Jn Bellamy, Thomas. The
life of William Parsons. Pp. 51-59. London. 1795.)

No. 2 in **T.96.228.2

Literary and graphical illustrations of Shakspeare, and the British
drama: comprising an historical view of the origin and improve-

ment of the English stage, and a series of critical and descriptive
notices of celebrated tragedies, comedies, operas, and farces.
London. Hurst, Chance & Co. 1831. xvi, 204 pp. Illus. Plate.

*6595.62
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Literary Exposé, The, and fashionable Proteus. A new series, continued
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I-13. May 14-Sept. 10, 1823.4 London. Chappell [&: Miller].
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Literary Magnet, The; or, monthly journal of the belles lettres, from
' January to July, 1828. New series. London. Wright. 1828. (1),
140 pp. Plates. **T 96.31
Little notes on Shakespeare’s England. AwNprewes, A. ¥*T 57.214

Little theatre, The, in the United States. Mackay, C. D’A. 6257.147

Littleton, R. H.
The biography of William C. Macready, tragedian. London. Vickers.
[1851?] Portrait. **T 56.290
Litzmann, Berthold.
Friedrich Ludwig Schréder. Ein Beitrag zur deutschen Litteratur-
und Theatergeschichte. Hamburg. Voss. 1890, 1894. 2v. Por-

traits. 4845.68
Johannes Velten. Legende und Geschichte. (Jn Archiv fir Theater-
geschichte. Vol. 2, pp. 56-71. Berlin. 1905.) *6907.12.2

Litzmann, Berthold, editor.

Scuroeper, F. U. L. Schroder und Gotter. Eine Episode aus der
deutschen Theatergeschichte. Briefe Friedrich Ludwig Schroders
an Friedrich Wilhelm Gotter 1777 und 1778. Hamburg. 1887.

2873.91

THEATERGESCHICHTLICHE Forschungen. For the separate volumes of

this series, see Theatergeschichtliche Forschungen.
Liverpool, England. Theatres. THEATRE ROYAL.

Lemon, A., and others. Report of the proceedings upon a criminal
information against Abraham Lemon [and others], for a con-
spiracy and riot at the Theatre-Royal, Liverpool. Liverpool.
1810. No. 4 in **G.3824.5

Looxtne Grass, The; or, daily theatrical mirror [of performances at
the Theatre Royal]. No. 2, 3. Aug. 16, 17, 1832. [Liverpool.

1832.] **T 26.44
Tuespran, The. Vol. 1 (no. 3, 15, 60). Aug. 3, 15; Oct. 11, 1821.
[Liverpool.] 1821. 3 nos. **T 98.55

Liverpool Dramatic Censor, The, or theatrical recorder; containing
strictures on actors and a critical analysis of every popular
dramatic composition represented at the Theatre Royal. With
biographical sketches of celebrated dramatists. Vol. 1. Liverpool.
Troughton. 1806. 286 pp. Plates. © 8D 29.7

Liverpool Theatrical Investigator, The, and review of amusements.
Vol. 1 (no. 3-5,-7-15, 18, 21, 24-28, 30-79, 103, 104, 126); 2 (1-20,
22-26). May 31, 1821 — Nov. 23, 1822. [Liverpool.] 1821, 22. 2
v. in I. ¥**T 27.5
Vol. 1 was issued daily, except Sunday and Monday; vol. 2, weekly.

Lives of British dramatists. Philadelphia. Carey & Hart. 1846. 2 v.

in I. ; a 4549.50
Contents. — 1. Remarks on the life and writings of William Shakspeare. By
Thomas Campbell. — Memoirs of Ben Jonson. By William Gifford. 2. Lives
of Beaumont and Fletcher. By George Darley. — Lives of Massinger and Ford.

By Hartley Coleridge. — Biographical and critical notices of Wycherley, Con-
greve, Vanbrugh, and Farquhar. By Leigh Hunt.

Lives, The, of the players. Gatt, J. 4579a.219; **T.56.300
Living London. Saua, G. A. H. 2463.68
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Lloyd, Evan.

An epistle to David Garrick, Esq. [Verse.] London: Printed for
the Author. 1773. 24 pp. Plate. **G,3947.13
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 6 in **G.3820.9.

Lloyd, H. F.

Review of the late correspondence between Mr. John Henry Alex-
ander, manager and proprietor of the Glasgow Theatre, and Mr.
Lloyd, of the Theatre-Royal, Edinburgh. [Glasgow. 1843.]
16 pp. **T 76.40

Lloyd, Robert.

The actor. [Poem.] Addressed to Bonnell Thornton, Esq. The
fourth edition. London: Printed for G. Kearsly. 1764. (3), 16
pp. No. 7 in **G.3820.11

Lobb, Theophilus. :

An answer to that important question, whether it is lawful for the
professors of the Christian religion to go to plays? With some
soliloquies annexed. [Anon.] London: Printed for J. Buckland.
1757. (1), 32 pp. **T 96.96
In opposition to the theatre.

Locatelli, Agostino.

Cenni biografici sulla straordinaria carriera teatrale percorsa da Gio.
Battista Rubini. Milano. Colombo. 1844. 88 pp.

No. 4 in **M.207.9
Lochemes, M. J.

Recollections of Oberammergau. Dayton. Pflaum. [1892.] 64 pp.

Illus. Portraits. ‘4879.77
Lockman, John, translator.

Poréz, C. An oration, in which an enquiry is made whether the
stage is, or can be made a school for forming the mind to virtue;
and proving the superiority of theatric instruction over those of
history and moral philosophy. With reflections on_ operas.
London. 1734. No. 9 in **G.3823.14:

Lodge, Thomas. .

A defence of poetry, music, and stage plays. To which are added,
by the same author, An alarum against usurers; and The delect-
able history of Forbonius and Prisceria. With introduction and
notes [by David Laing]. London. 1853. Ixxvii, 129, (1) pp.

Facsimile. [Shakespeare Society, London.] No. 2 in *4596.20
Another copy is on shelf-number **G.3927.2. The half-title of A defence of
poetry is A reply to Stephen Gosson’s Schoole of abuse, in defense of poetry.

Same. Defence of poetry. 1579. (In Smith, G. G Elizabethan
critical essays. Vol. 1, pp. 61-86. Oxford. 1904.) 2558.131.1
List of pamphlets for and against the stage, 1577-1587, pp. 61-63.

Same. A reply to Stephen Gosson’s School of abuse, in defence of
poetry, musick and stage plays. 1580? (Jn Saintsbury, G. E. B.
Elizabethan and Jacobean pamphlets. Pp. 1-42. London: 1892.)

; 4559-127

This may also be found in Vol. 1 of Lodge’s Complete works [No. 2in
**4600a.125.1]. s

Lodge, Thomas. Works about.

IncLtesy, C. M. Was Thomas Lodge an actor? An exposition touch-
ing the social status of the playwright in the time of Queen
Elizabeth. London. 1868. 4581.10

Loén, August, Freiherr von.
Bithne und Leben. Roman. Leipzig. Brockhaus. 1864. 309 pp.
6898.203

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Loéve-Veimars, Francois Adolphe, editor.
ALMANAcH des spectacles par K. Y. Z. [pseud.]. Année [1-]8. Paris.
Janet. [1818-25.] 8 v. Colored portraits. **T 29.18
Loew, I.
Das neue Burgtheater. Wien. Konegen. 1888. 35, (1) pp. **T.97.83
‘Logan, Eliza.
Marston, J. W. Memoir of Miss E. Logan. (In his The patrician’s
daughter. Pp. 3-4. Boston. [1856.]) 6259b.548; etc.
Logan, Olive. ‘ ,
Apropos of women and theatres. With a paper or two on Parisian
topics. New York. Carleton. 1860. 240 pp. 5585.74; **T.97.258
Another copy is on shelf-number **P.84.823.
Before the footlights and behind the scenes: a book about “the show
business” in all its branches. Philadelphia. Parmelee & Co.
1870. 612 pp. Illus. Portraits. Plates. *4504.9
Same. The mimic world, and public exhibitions. Their history,
their morals, and effects. Philadelphia, Pa. New-World Pub-
lishing Co. 1871. 500 pp. Portraits. Plates. Autograph fac-

simile. 4504.8; **T 76.22
A talk about the green-room and its people. [New York. 186-?]
481-486 pp. : No. 14 in **G,3822.3

Relates to the American stage.
Logan, William Hugh.

A cap bells for those whom it may fit. [Anon. Leith. 1834.]
14 Dp /  ¥*T.77.199
Baines to the Edinburgh theatres. 5

The Edinburgh rosciad; for the summer season, 1834. [Anon. Edin-
burgh.] Imprinted at Modern Athens. 1834. 8 pp. **T.77.197

Verses on various actors and actresses.

Letter from a gentleman in town to his friend in the country, regard-
ing Keeley, the theatre, and other matters connected with the
drama in Edinburgh. [Anon. Edinburgh. 1834.] 8 pp.

Signed H. M. ¥*T 77,196
Plays and players at the Edinburgh Adelphi Theatre. July, ‘1834.
{Anon. Edinburgh. 1834.] 8 pp. *£T 77.198
Loge, Une, 4 Camille. See Dumas, A., the Younger. Ce qu’on ne sait pas.
Loges d’artistes. Grrmont, L., pseud. ¥*T 54.13
Loges et coulisses. Huret, J. **T.77.71

Loire, Louis, compiler.

Anecdotes de théatre. Comédiens — comédiennes— bons mots des
coulisses et du parterre. Paris. Dentu. 1875. 240 pp. [Biblio-
théque des curieux.] #*T 77,133
Relates to French theatres.

Loiseau-Rousseau, Paul.

Les théatres de Paris. [Paris.] Derveaux. [190-?] 35 etched
plates and title-page. **T.,Cab.1.30

Loiseleur, Jean Auguste Jules.

Les points obscurs de la vie de Moliére. Paris. Liseux. 1877. xi,
407, (1) pp. Portrait. Plate. 2656.733 **T.57.31

Loiseleur, Jules. See Loiseleur, Jean Auguste Jules.

Lola Montes: or, a reply to the “Private history and memoirs” of that
celebrated lady, recently published by the Marquis Papon,
formerly secretary to the King of Bavaria, and for a period the
professed friend and attendant of the Countess of Lansfeldt. New
York. 1851. 72 pp. Portrait. ¥€T..97.239

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Loliée, Frédéric Auguste. ioe ‘
La Comédie-frangaise. Histoire de la maison de Moliére de 1658 a
1907. Préface de Paul Hervieu. Paris. Laveur. 1907. (3), vii,
518, (1) pp. Illus. Portraits. Plates. Facsimiles. * 4671.31
Contains many portraits of actors.
Lombia, Juan.

El teatro. Madrid. Sanchiz. 1545 [misprint for 1845]. 230, (3) pp.

Relates to Spain. : ¥**D).170b.51
Londina illustrata. WuLkinson, R., publisher. *2460.4; etc.
London. Corporation.

Dramatic records of the city of London. The Remembrancia. (In
Malone Society. Collections. Vol. 1, part 1, pp. 43-100. [Oxford.]
1907.) **G,4077.15.1.Part I
Edited by E. K. Chambers and W. W. Greg.

London. Fairs.

Frost, T. The old showmen, and the old London fairs. London.

1874. 2469.15; **T.97.326; etc.
London. Theatres.

See also Actors abroad; Court revels; Elizabethan theatre.

Actors’ remonstrance, The, or complaint, for the silencing of their
profession, and banishment from their severall playhouses. Lon-
don. 1643. [Reprinted] 1882. **T 95.313 etc.

Apams, J. Q., Jr. Shakespearean playhouses. A history of English
theatres from the beginnings to the Restoration. Boston. [1917.]
Illus. Portraits. Plates. Maps. Plans. 4504.156

Autzyn, E. The Alleyn papers. A‘ collection of original ‘docu-
ments illustrative of the life and times of Edward Alleyn, and
of the early English stage and drama. With an introduction by
J. Payne Collier. London. 1843. 4596.53; etc.

Apotocy, An, for the life of Mr. T......... Caicnss , comedian. A
proper sequel to the Apology for the life of Colley Cibber,
comedian. With an historical view of the stage to the present
year. London. 1740. **T 56.195; etc.

B......, Right Honourable the Lord, pseud. See and seem blind: (Or, a
critical dissertation on the publick diversions, &c.. of pefsons
and things, and things and persons, and what not. In a letter
to A... H..., Esq. London. [1733.] ¥*T 77.553 etc.

i

Baker, H. B. The London stage: its history and traditions from - :

1576 to 1888. London. 1889. 2v. Plates. 4578.134; **T.77.50; etc.
—— The Italian opera in England. [London. 1877.] :
No. 9 in **M.125.8
Barrincton, R. Rutland Barrington. A record of thirty-five yéars’
experience on the English stage. London. 1908. Portraits.’
**T 56.328
Bett, R. Privileges of the stage. [London. 1861.] No. 30 in **G.3822.3
— The rights of dramatic literature. [London. 1865.]
No. 2 in **G.62.5
Betiamy, T. The London theatres: a poem. London. 1795.
No. 3 in **T.96.228.2
Bennett, E. A. Cupid and commonsense. A play in four acts.
With a preface on the crisis in the theatre. New York. [1908.]
4579a.304
Bit, The, of the play. An illustrated record of the chief dramas,
plays, operas bouffe, etc., produced or revived during the year
1881. London. [1882.] Illus. Portraits. ' #*T 96.163

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London. Theatres. (Continued.) .

Bourpon, G. Les théatres anglais. Avec une préface de Edwin O.
Sachs. Paris. 1903. 2552.59
Bravtey, E. W. Historical and descriptive accounts of the theatres
of London. London. 1826. Colored plates. Plans. **T 72.7
Brereton, A. The literary history of the Adelphi and its neighbour-
hood. With a new introduction. New York. 1909. Plates. Map.
2.493.164
Brownricc, H. Some account of a stage devil. [London. 1838.]
No. 11 in **G.3822.3
BrownsmMiTH, J. The dramatic time-piece: or perpetual monitor. A
calculation of the length of time every act takes in the perform-
ing in all the acting plays at the Theatres-Royal of Drury-Lane,
Covent-Garden, and Hay-Market. London. 1767. **T 48.5
— The rescue: or, Thespian scourge. Being a critical enquiry
into the merit of a poem, intituled, Thespis. With some candid
remarks on the modesty, good-nature, and impartiality of that
piece. Written in Hudibrastic verse. London. 1767. **T.54.27
Bunn, A. The stage: both before and behind the curtain, from

“observations taken on the spot.” London. 1840. 3 v.

6574.15; **T.76.165; etc.
Burnanp, Sir F.C. Records and reminiscences, personal and general.
London. 1904. 2 v. Portraits. Plates. 4543-743 **T.55.97

Burton, J. G. The critic’s budget, or, a peep into the amateur green
room. Pourtraying a view of the most popular and well-known
private actors!!! of the present day. Subjoined, a list of, the
several amateur theatres, reading and concert rooms. London.
[1819.] **T 56.17

C., J. A short treatise of the epidemical diseases of these times.
Communicated by a loyal pen, in a letter. [A satire on the politics,
religion, and manners of London.] London. [1661.]

: No. 3 in **G.3821.23

Cuurcuitt, C. The Rosciad and The apology. Edited by Robert
W. Lowe. London. 1891. Portraits. **T 52.7

Crpper, C. An apology for the life of Mr. Colley Cibber, comedian,
and late patentee of the Theatre-Royal. With an historical view
of the stage during his own time. London. 1740. 2455-14; etc.

— Statement of the’ conduct of the theatre under the patent
granted to Sir Richard Steele. (Jn The Theatre. Pp. 300-302.
London. 1791.) : “9552.54

Cisser, T. A serio-comic apology for part of the life of Mr.
Theophilus Cibber, comedian. In which is contained original
letters (relating to the stage-act), memoirs and anecdotes and
observations on some principal performers. (Jn Shakespeare, W.
Romeo and Juliet. Pp. 69-108. London. [1748.]) **T.96.77; etc.

Crarke, W. Every night book; or, life after dark. London. 1827.

**T 98.11

Crayton, E. C. The London opera directors. Chapter 1. [Old

Vauxhall and places of fashion. London, 1864]. Portrait.
ete No. 17 in **G.3822.3

[Correction of play bills of English theatres, chiefly those of Lon-
don. 1718-1825; 1825-1864.] 2 v. **G_50.30

CoNSIDERATIONS on the past and present state of the stage; with
reference to the late contests at Covent Garden. Added, a plan
for a new theatre for the purpose of hearing plays. London.
1809. ; ¥**T 76.76; etc.

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Coorg, J. The stage. Its present state, and prospects for the
future. London. [1840.] **T 76.102

Cost, The, of amusing the public. [London. 1862.] Plate.
No. 16 in **G,3822.3

CumBERLAND, R. Memoirs written by himself .. Interspersed
with anecdotes and characters of distinguished persons of his
time. Philadelphia. 1856. 6545.56; etc.

CunnincHam, P. The Whitefriars Theatre, the Salisbury Court
Theatre, and the Duke’s Theatre in Dorset Gardens. (Jn Shake-
speare Society, London. Papers. Vol. 4, pp. 89-109. London.
1849.) * 4596.11.43 etc.

CuTspear, W., pseud. Dramatic rights; or, private theatricals, and
pic-nic suppers, justified by fair argument. With a few whip-
syllabubs for the editors of newspapers. London. 1802.

¥**T 77.1903 etc.

“DAMNED” tragedies. [London. 1842.] No. 29 in **G,_3822.3

Democritus, Joseph, pseud., and William Dtiocenes, pseud. The re-
markable trial of the queen of quavers [Polly Farmer, pseud.]
and her associates, for sorcery, witchcraft, and enchantment, at
the assizes held in the moon. [London. 1777.] **M.117.9; etc.

DiatocuE, A, in the green-room upon a disturbance in the pit. Lon-
don. 1763. ¥**T 76.149

Dizpin, C. The professional life of Mr. Didbin, in his character
of writer, composer, and performer. London. 1804. 4 v. Por-
trait. Plates. **M.117.1

Digpin, C., Jr. History and illustrations of the London theatres:
comprising an account of the origin and progress of the drama
in England; with historical and descriptive accounts of the
Theatres Royal, Covent Garden, Drury Lane, Haymarket, Eng-.
lish Opera House, and Royal Amphitheatre. London. 1826.:
Plates. Plans. **T 72.6

Dispin, T. J. The reminiscences of Thomas.Dibdin, of the Theatres
Royal, Covent-Garden, Drury-Lane, Haymarket, &c. London.

1827. 2 v. Portrait. 6550a.54; **T 56.105; etc.
Drrrosz, J. Diprose’s Book of the stage and the players. [London.
1877.] Illus. Portraits. Plates. *eT 77.156

Disputes, The, between the managers of the theatres, and their
actors adjusted; with an impartial examination of the players
right to appeal to the publick. London. 1744. #*T 297,177

[Documents of the Metropolitan Board of Works, the London
County Council, and Committees of the House of Commons
and the House of Lords, relating to the theatre.] London. 1866-
1909. 7 v. ¥kT 72.14

Downes, J. Roscius Anglicanus, or, an historical review of the
stage from 1660 to 1706. With additions, by Thomas Davies.

London. 178. ¥kT 77,2; etc.
Drama, The. [London. 1824.] No. 20 in **G,3822.3
Dramatic scorpion, The. A satire with explanatory notes. Lon-

don. 1818. ¥*T 96.11

Epccumsz, R., 2d Earl of Mount Edgcumbe. Musical reminiscences
of an old amateur, chiefly respecting the Italian opera in England
for fifty years, from 1773 to 1823. London. 1827. **M.1ogb.28; etc.

Epwarps, F., bookseller. Playbills. A collection and some comments.
London. 1893. : ¥**T 96.33

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London. Theatres. (Continued.)
Egan, P., the Elder. The life of an actor [Peregrine Proteus]. Lon-
don. 1892. Illus. Colored plates. 2573-143,
Exuiston, R. W. Copy of a memorial presented to the Lord
Chamberlain, by the committee of management of the Theatre-
Royal, Drury-Lane, and by the proprietors of the Theatre-Royal
Covent-Garden, against the Olympic and Sans Pareil theatres;
with copies of two letters, in reply by Robert William Elliston.

London. 1818. #*T 76.128; etc.
Erte, T. W. Letters from a theatrical scene-painter. Ser. [1,] 2.
[Anon. London.] 1859, 62. 2 v. in 1. **T 48.25; etc.

Fitzceratp, P. H. A new history of the English stage from the
Restoration to the liberty of the theatres, in connection with
the patent houses. London. 1882. 2 v. 2450.54; **T.76.15

Frieay, F. G. A chronicle history of the London stage, 1559-1642.
London. 1890. 4571.122; **T.75.44

Footzt, H. A companion to the theatres; and manual of the British
drama. London. 1829. Plate. **T 79.30; etc.

Fut and accurate account, A, of the destruction of the Brunswick
Theatre. With a history of the theatre, and of the introduction
of theatres in the eastern part of the Metropolis. London. 1828.

Plate. #*T 76.176
Garrick, D. The theatres. A poetical dissection. London. 1772:
Illus. ¥*T 54.25; etc.

Guost of Shakespeare, pseud. Memoirs of the Shakespear’s-Head,
in Covent-Garden: in which are introduced many entertaining
adventures, and several remarkable characters. London. 1755.
2Vv. ¥**G,_3934.2

GiLtitanp, T. A dramatic synopsis, containing an essay on the
political and-moral use of a theatre; involving remarks on the
dramatic writers of the present day, and strictures on the per-

formers of the two theatres. London. 1804. **T 76.59; etc.
Guover, J. M. Jimmy Glover: his book. London. [r1911.] Por-
traits. Plates. **T 56.60; etc.
GosnELt, J. & Co. The graphic theatrical programme. [London.
187-?] Illus. *kT 14,12

Great Britain. Parliament. Reports. Report from the select’ com-
mittee on dramatic literature: with the minutes of evidence.
[London. 1832.] Plans. **T 71.83 etc.

Great Britain. Privy Council. Account of the proceedings upon a
petition for a third theatre in the Metropolis; with the arguments
of counsel, and copies of all the petitions and documents. Lon-
don, 1810. **T 76.116

GREENSTREET, J. Documents relating to the players at the Red Bull,
Clerkenwell, and the Cockpit in Drury Lane, in the time of
James 1. (Jn New Shakspere Society. Transactions. No. 10.
1880-86. Part 111, pp. 459-508. London. 1886.)

*6§552.10.1880-86; etc.

GrossMiItH, W. From studio to stage. New York. 10913. Portraits.
Plates. 4545-173

Grunetsen, C. L. The opera and the press. London. 1860.

No. 3 in **M.125.8

Gutinz, A, to the stage: or, select instructions and precedents from
the best authorities towards forming a polite audience; with some
account of the players, &c. London. 1751. No. 5 in *G.3823.16

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Haney, P. A jubilee of playgoing. [3d edition.] London. 1887.
**T 97.287
» HasLewoop, J. Account of the old London theatres. (Jn Maidment,
J., editor. Roxburghe revels, and other relative papers, etc. Pp.
85-128. Edinburgh. 1837.) *®G_284.40
— The secret history of the green room: containing memoirs of
the actors in the three theatres royal. London. 1792. 2 v.
#*T 57.219
— Same. [Selectlons from the preceding.] Prefixed a sketch of
the history of the English stage, &c. 1795. ¥*T 57,220
Hawyz’s-Eve, pseud. The stage of 1871: a review of plays and players.
Series 1. London. [1871.] **T 97.2403 etc.
HENsLowg® papers, being documents supplementary to Henslowe’s
Diary, edited by Walter W. Greg. London. 1907. **G_3927.39
Hissert, H. G. Fifty years of a Londoner’s life. With a preface
by T. P. O’Connor. London. 1916. Portraits. Plates. 4545.151
Hicks, E. S. Seymour Hicks: twenty-four years of an actor’s life.

By himself. London. 1910. Portrait. 4549.161; **T.57.225
Hirrernan, P. The tuner. [Letter 1-]5. London. 1754-1755. 5 v.
in I, No. 14 in **G.3824.16; etc.

Hotcrort, T. Memoirs. Continued to the time of his death, from
his diary, notes, and other papers. ._London. 1852.

6549a.134; **T.58.7; etc.

HowuinesHEad, J. Footlights. [Stories, essays, and sketches.] Lon-
don. 1883. 2553.59; **T.97.158
— My lifetime. London. 1895. 2 v. Portrait. **T.57.174; etc.
—— Plain English. London. 1880. #*T.77.66

— Theatres. Illus. Portraits. Plate. (Jn Besant, Sir W. London
in the nineteenth century. Pp. 193-215. London. 1909.) *2491.161
Howarp, F., 5th Earl of Carlisle. Thoughts upon the present condition
of the stage, and upon the construction of a new theatre. Lon-
don. 1809. ¥**T 96.340; etc.
Hum, Humphrey, Esg., pseud. Management: a- dramatic satire.
Illustrated with notes, &c., by Paulus Purgantius Pedasculus
[pseud.]. With an original essay on the science of humbugging,
from the unpublished M.S. of the late George Alexander Stevens.
{[London. 1826.] Colored plate. **T..96.181
Humpnureys, R. The memoirs of J. Decastro, comedian. Anecdotes,
an analysis of the life of the late Philip Astley, history of. the
Royal Circus, now the Surrey Theatre; and an historical sketch
of Sadler’s Wells; scarce theatrical advertisements. London.
1824. Portrait. **T 57.295
Hunt, J. H. L. Critical essays on the performers of the London
theatres, including general observations on the practise and
genius of the stage. By the author of the theatrical criticisms in
the weekly paper called The News. London. 1807. **T.58.96; etc.
Incupatp, E. Memoirs of Mrs. Inchbald: including her familiar
correspondence with the most distinguished persons of her time.
London. 1833. 2 v. Portrait. 4546.2; **T.56.209; etc.
Jackson, R. Third theatre. The argument of Randle Jackson, Esq.
before the Lords of the Privy Council, on behalf of the trustees,
and other parties interested in the late Theatre Royal, Drury
Lane. With copies of the petition for a charter to erect a third
theatre in the metropolis. London. 1810. No. 2 in **G.3824.5

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London. Theatres. (Continued.)

Jounson, J. An account of pantomime. The London pantomimes,
1881-1882. Facsimiles of the earliest announcements of English
pantomimes, Joey Grimaldi’s last speech, and verses on panto-
mime. [London. 1882.] **T 95.94

KELty, M. Reminiscences of Michael Kelly, of the King’s Theatre,
and Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, including a period of nearly
half a century; with original anecdotes of many distinguished
persons, political, literary, and musical. London. 1826. 2 v.
Portrait. **T 57.451; etc.

KitcHiner, W. The economy of the eyes. Observations on opera
glasses and theatres, and an account of the pancratic magnifier.
London. 1824. Illus. Plates. Music. 3809.41; etc.

Knicat, J. Theatrical notes. London. 1893. Portrait.

6585.51; **T.45.7

Lawrence, Sir J. Dramatic emancipation, ' or strictures on the state
of the theatres, and the consequent degeneration of the drama.
(In Pamphleteer. Vol. 2, pp. 360-305. London. 1813.)

No. 17 in *6575.1.2

Lrecu, A. E. Theatres as they are, physically, quizzically, and
critically discussed. London. 1848. **T 96.133

Letter, A, to my Lord ******* on the present diversions of the
town. With the true reason of the decay of our dramatic enter-
tainments. London. 1725. No. 14 in **G.3821.11

Letter, to the Right Hon. Robert Peel, respecting the proposed
introduction of a bill, to repeal so much of the Act of toth Geo.
II. cap. 28, as requires notice to be sent to the Lord Chamberlain,
previously to the representation of any new play or entertainment
of the stage, or any addition to an old play; and showing that the
consequence would be, to confirm the monopoly claimed by Drury
Lane and Covent Garden theatres. London. 1829. **T.76.73; etc.

Lerters from an Irish student in England to his father in Ireland.

Vol. 1. London. 1809. **T 97.296
Lewis, P. Miscellaneous pieces in verse: with cursory theatrical
remarks. London. 1774. No. Io in **G.3820.9; etc.

Lonpvon. Corporation. Dramatic records of the city of London. The
Remembrancia. (In Malone Society. Collections. Vol. 1, part 1,

pp. 43-100. [Oxford.] 1907.) *#G.4077.15.1.Part 1
Lonpon play bills and dramatic cuttings. 1766-1825. Illus. Portraits.
¥*T 115

Lonpon playbills, pictures and cuttings. 1774-1874. Illus. Portraits.
Plates. : - **T 112

Macartay, E. A letter to the King, on the question now at issue
between the “major” and “minor” theatres. London. 1832.
*#T 76.77; etc.
Major and minor theatres. A concise view of the question, as
regards the public, the patentees, and the profession. Added,
the petition now lying for signature. London. 1832.
**T 76.725 etc.
Matcoim, J. P. Anecdotes of the manners and customs of London
during the eighteenth century. 2d edition. Vol. 2. London.
1810. *2496.106.2
—— Anecdotes of the manners and customs of London from the
Roman invasion to the year 1700. 2d edition. Vol. 3. London.
1811. *2496.105.3

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London. Theatres. (Continued.)
MartueEws, C. J. Lettre de Charles Mathews aux auteurs dramatiques
de la France. London. 1852. ¥**T 96.193
— Same. Letter from Charles Mathews to the dramatic authors
of France. Translated from himself by himself. London. 1852.

**T 96.194

Mitter, J. Harlequin-Horace: or, the art of modern poetry. [A
poem. Anon.] London. 1731. Plate. No. 15 in **G.3824.14
Morey, H. The journal of a London playgoer from 1851 to 1866.
London. 1866. 4568.15; **T.48.2
Nicnotson, W. The struggle for a free stage in London. Boston.
1906. 2552.33
Norman, G. J., compiler. Theatrical woodcuts. Scrap-book. [1855?]
Illus. Portraits. Plates. **T 13.2

Notices of the acted drama in London [etc. Edinburgh. 1818].
; No. 19 in **G.3822.3
OBSERVATIONS on the importance and use of theatres; their present
regulation, and possible improvements. London. 1759. **T.97.118
ORANGE-GIRL, The, at Foote’s to Sally Harris: or, the town to the

country Pomona. An heroic epistle. London. 1773.

No. 14 in **G.3820.11
Orvisu, T. F. Early London theatres. (In the Fields.) London.

1894. Illus. Plate. Maps. Plans. 2467.138; **T.76.113
Otway, ——. An attempt to deduce from facts, the causes of the
present disgraceful state of the national theatres. London. 1835.
**T 76.139

Outton, W. C. The history of the theatres of London: containing
an annual register df all the new and revived tragedies, comedies,
operas, farces, pantomimes, &c., performed at the Theatres-Royal
in London, from 1771 to 1795. With occasional notes and anec-
dotes. London. 1796. ¥*T 77.32

— Same. 1795 to 1817. London. 1817, 18. 3 v. **T.77.33

_Oxperry, W. H. Oxberry’s Dramatic chronology. Containing the
names, dates of births, first appearances and deaths, of most of
the principal London actors and actresses, up to 1849. [London.

1850.] ¥*T 98.24
Patmer, J. L. The comedy of manners. London... 1913. Portraits.
Plates. 4579-239

Puitiips, W. The wild tribes of London. [The London slums and
some of their amusements.] London. 1855. Illus. Plates. **T.97.297
Pusito-Dramaticus, psevd. A letter to C. Kemble and R. W. Elliston,
on the present state of the stage. London. 1825. **T 76,122
Priumptre, J. A letter to the most noble the Marquis of Hertford,
Lord Chamberlain of His Majesty’s Household, and Master of
the Revels, on the subject of a dramatic institution. Cambridge.
1820. ¥*T 76.75; etc.
Pornsot, A. E., editor. La Comédie-francgaise 4 Londres (1871-1879).
Journal inédit de E. Got.—Journal de F. Sarcey. Publiés avec

une introduction par Georges d’Heylli [pseud.]. Paris: 1880.
, 2676.156; **T.78.12

Press privilege, The, at the theatres. [London. 1853.]
No. 9 in **G.3822.3
Progtss, C. R. Von den altesten Drucken der Dramen Shakespeares,
und dem Einflusse den die damaligen Londoner Theater und ihre
Einrichtungen auf diese Dramen ausgetibt haben. Leipzig. 1905.
4579-150
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London. Theatres. (Continued.)

Proposat, A, for the better regulation of the stage. With some
remarks on the state of the theatre among the ancient Greeks
and Romans. London. 1732. **T 77,215

PurNELL, T. London and elsewhere. London. 1886. **T 98.90

PytHacoras, pseud. A vindication of a right in the public to a one
shilling gallery either at the new Theatre Royal in Covent-Garden,
or somewhere else. London. 1792. **T 76.70

QuearmoopE, H., Esq., pseud. An essay on the summer entertainments
in the neighbourhood of London. London. 1750. **'T'.97.39

Ra.pu, J. The case of our present theatrical disputes, fairly stated.
In which is contained, ..a succinct account of the rise,
progress and declension of the ancient stage; a comprehensive
view of the management of the Italian, Spanish, French and
Dutch theatres, with remarks upon our own. London. 1743.

¥*T 76.151; etc.

Reynoxtps, F., alleged author. Impartial observations on the pro-
ceedings instituted by the proprietors of the Theatres Royal,
Drury Lane and Covent Garden, against the minor establishments.
London. 1820. **T 76.74; etc.

Roacu, J. Roach’s Authentic memoirs of the green room, containing
the lives of all the performers of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane,
Covent Garden and the Haymarket. London. 1796, Plate.

¥**T 59.23

Rosson, W.- The old play-goer. London. 1846. 4575.18; **T.76.143

Sata, G. A. H. Living London: being “echoes” re-echoed. London.

1883. Illus. Plates. 2463.68
SanTLey, Sir C. Reminiscences of my life. London. 1909. Portraits.
Plates. 4047.289
Scott, C. W. Thirty years at the play and dramatic table talk.
London. [1892.] ¥**T 98.112

SEASONABLE examination, A, of the pleas and pretensions of the pro-
prietors of and subscribers to, play-houses, erected in defiance
of the royal licence. With observations on the printed case of
the players belonging to Drury-Lane and Covent Garden
Theatres. London. 1735. **T 77.68; etc.

Smiru, A. R. Why our theatres are not supported, with a few
words about the late riots at Drury Lane. London. 1848.

. **T 96.190; etc.

“STAGE-PLAYERS complaint, The”: from the rare tract printed at
London in 1641. London. 1868. No. 3 in *2423.50.1; etc.

Taytor, J., the Water Poet. The trve cavse of the watermen’s suit
concerning players, and the reasons that their playing on London
side is their extreame hindrances. With a relation how farre that
suite was proceeded in, and the occasions that it was not effected.
[London. 1872.] ; **T 76.1453 etc.

THEATRICAL biography: or, memoirs of the principal performers of
the three Theatres Royal. With critical remarks on their profes-
sional merits. London. 1772. 2 v. ¥**T 58.129; etc.

THEATRICAL correspondence in death. An epistle from Mrs. Old-
field, in the shades, to Mrs. B..ceg...rdle, upon earth: contain-
ing, a dialogue between the most eminent players in the shades,
upon the late stage desertion. London. 1743. **T.57.346; etc.

THEATRICAL examiner, The: an enquiry into the merits and demerits
of the present English performers in general. London. 1757.
(1), 98 pp. **T.96.81; etc.

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THEATRICAL portraits. [Verses. London. 1795?] **T 93.5

THEATRICAL register, The: or, a complete list of every performance
at the different theatres, for the year 1769. Illustrated with critical

observations. [London. 1770.] **T 77.25
TuHeatricaL Review, The; or, annals of the drama. Volume 1 (no. 1).
London. 1763. No. 7 in **G.3823.13
Tuornvike, A. H. Shakespeare’s theater. New York. 10916. Illus.
Portraits. Plates. Plans. *6595-30; etc.

TuHorNELL, J. H. The bill of the play. An illustrated record of
the chief dramas, plays, operas bouffe, etc., produced or revived
during 1881. London. [1881.] Illus. Portraits. Plates.

**T.46.54; etc.
Tomuins, F. G. Remarks on the present state of the English drama.
London. 1851. **T 99.6

Tomuins, Sir T. E. The original patent for the Nursery of actors
and actresses in the reign of Charles 11. (Jn Shakespeare Society,
London. Papers. Vol. 3, pp. 162-169.) *4596.11.3; etc.

UseFuLness, The, of the stage to religion, and to government:
shewing the advantages of the drama in all nations. With an
account of the rise and progress of the play-houses that were
put down. London. 1738. **T 96.92; etc.

Victor, B. The history of the theatres of London and Dublin, from
1730 to the present time. Added, an annual register of all the
plays, &c. performed at the Theatres-Royal in London, from 1712.

London. 1761-71. 3 v. +e, 77-31; etc.

Watopron, F. G., and others. A compendious history of the English

stage, from the earliest Denied to the present time. London.

1800. Plate. **T 79.17; etc.
Wautace, C. W. Three ceeds theatres of Shakespeare’s time.
[Lincoln, Nebraska.] 1909. No. 4 in *3595.104.9

Watkins, B. W. Outlines of the life of William Bestow, editor
and proprietor of the “Theatrical Journal.” With occasional
reference to contemporary theatrical events and personages.
London. 1864. Portrait. ¥*T.58,.28

Werner, O. J. Die Elisabethanische Bihne nach Ben Jonson. 1.
Teil. Inaugural-Dissertation. Halle a/S. [1878.]

: No. to in **G.75.23

WewiTzer, R. A theatrical pocket book, or brief dramatic chron-
ology, from the earliest periods of history: with a list of British
dramatists, and of actors, &c. on the London stage, from the
introduction of theatrical entertainmenas into England. London.
1814, **T 98,133

— Same. A brief dramatic chronology of actors, &c. on the
London stage, from the introduction of theatrical entertainments
into England, to the present time. London. 1817. **T.78.26; etc.

—— Dramatic reminiscences, anecdotes, comical sayings. and

doings. London. [185-?] Portrait. **T 59.33; etc.
Wueattey, H. B. Samuel Pepys and the world he lived in. Lon-
don. 1880. 2450a.53; etc.

WuHo’s wuHo in the theatre. A biographical record of the con-
temporary stage. Compiled and edited by John Parker. With
a foreword by Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree. London. 1914.
Plans. Genealogical charts. *6252.77

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London. Theatres. (Continued.)

Wixinson, R. Londina illustrata. Graphic and ‘historic memorials
of monasteries, churches, processions, places of early amuse-
ment, and modern & present theatres, in the cities and suburbs of
London & Westminster. London. 1819, 25. 2v. Plates. Plans.

*2460.4; etc.

Wiuiiams, M. Some London theatres past and present. London.
1883. 4573.20; **T.77.152
Witson, M. B. Memoirs of Miss Mellon, afterwards Duchess of
St. Albans. London. 1886. 2 v. 2541.109

‘Wrotn, W. W., and A. E. WrotH. The London pleasure gardens of
the eighteenth century. London. 1896. Portraits. Plates, some
colored. 2493-157

London. Theatres. BLACKFRIARS THEATRE.
Apams, J. Q. The conventual buildings of Blackfriars, London, and
the playhouses constructed therein. [London? 191-?] Plans.

**T 75,80

FeuriLierat, A., editor. Blackfriars records. [London.] 1913.
*€G,_4077.15.2.Part I
Porter, T. H. A maid of the Malverns: a romance of the Blackfriars
Theatre. London. [1911.] *4578.334
Wattace, C. W. The Children of the Chapel at Blackfriars, 1597-
1603. Lincoln, Nebraska. 1908. *3595.104.8

—— The evolution of the English drama up to Shakespeare, with
a history of the first Blackfriars Theatre. A survey based upon
original records now for the first time collected and published.
Berlin. 1912, 4593-203
London. Theatres. BRUNSWICK THEATRE. See London. Theatres. Roya
BRUNSWICK THEATRE.
London. Theatres. CANTERBURY THEATRE OF VARIETIES. .
The Canterbury Theatre of Varieties and its associations. With
some account of Lambeth and its vicinity. [London. 1876?]
28 pp. Portraits. Plates. Map. Autograph facsimiles. **T.74.3
London. Theatres. CoLossEUM.
An account of the Colosseum. [London. Gathercole. 1830.] 24 pp.
45398.142
London. Theatres. CouRT THEATRE.
MacCartuy, D. The Court Theatre, 1904-1907: a commentary and
criticism. With an appendix containing reprinted programmes
of the “Vedrenne-Barker performances.” London. 1907.
¥*T 78.73
London. Theatres. CovENT GARDEN THEATRE.
Royal Italian opera, Covent Garden. Season 1864. [Prospectus.
London. Miles & Co.] 1864. 20 pp. No. 6 in **G,3822.3
[Theatre Royal, Covent Garden: 40 play-bills, May 2-July 2, 1842;
entire season of German opera; M. Thalberg; the famous actress,
Mile. Déjazet, her last appearance in England. London. 1842.]
**T Cab.1.15
Theatre Royal [Covent Garden]. Mr. Ira Aldridge, the African
tragedian, as Othello. W. Earle, sc. Poster. [1833?] 55% xX
29% inches. #*G,_50.13
London. Theatres. Covent GARDEN THEATRE. Works about.
ANIMADVERSIONS on Mr. Colman’s True state, &c. With some remarks
on his little serious piece called The Oxonian in town. London.
1768. No. 14 in **G,3824.2

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London. Theatres. CovENT GARDEN THEATRE. Works about. (Continued.}

Battie, The, of the authors lately fought in Covent-Garden, be-
tween Sir John Edgar [pseud. of Sir Richard Steele], general-
issimo on one side, and Horatius Truewit, on the other. London.
1720. No. 4 in **G,3823.18

Casz, The, between the managers of the two theatres, and their
principal actors, fairly stated, and submitted to the town. Lon-
don. 1713. **T76.150

Cuetwoop, W. R. The dramatic congress. A short state of the
stage under the present management. Concluding with a dialogue
between the illustrious Bashas of Dr-ry Lane and Co-nt Garden,
and the chiefs of the revolted players. London. 1743.

; **T 76.168; etc.

Citizen of the world, A, pseud. The genuine arguments of the
council, with the opinion of the court of King’s Bench, on cause
shewn, why an information should not be exhibited against John
Stephen James, Joseph Clarke, for a riotous conspiracy, founded
to deprive Charles Macklin, one of the comedians, belonging to
the Theatre Royal in Covent Garden, of his livelihood. London.
1774. No. 3 in **G.3824.4

Cotman, G., the Elder. T. Harris dissected. London. 1768.

**T 95.118; etc.

—— A true state of the differences subsisting between the pro-
prietors of Covent-Garden Theatre; in answer to a manuscript
libel and to a printed Narrative by T. Harris and J. Rutherford.
London. 1768. **T 95.116; etc.

Conpuct, The, of the four managers of Covent-Garden Theatre
freely and impartially examined, both with regard to their
present disputes, and their past management. In an address to
them, by a frequenter of that theatre. London. 1768.

¥**T 95.119; etc.

Covent-GARDEN Theatrical Gazette. No. 69. Dec. 13, 1816. [Lon-
don.] 1816. No. 12 in **G,3823.13

Firz-Crampo, Patrick, Esg., pseud. Tyranny triumphant! and liberty
lost; the Muses run mad; Apollo struck dumb; and all Covent-
Garden confounded. Or, historical, critical, and prophetical re-
marks on the famous cartel lately agreed on by the masters of
the two theatres. London. 1743. **T 76.1523 etc.

Fizcic, or the modern Quixote, a tale [in verse]; relative to the
late disturbances, at Drury-Lane and Covent-Garden Theatres.
London. 1763. 3-13 pp. No. 6 in **G.3947.2

Four letters on the theatre; written during the dispute between
the public and the proprietors of the new Theatre Royal, in
Covent Garden, on its opening in 1809: wherein are discussed,
the merits of players, and the morality of the stage. London.
[1809.] **T 96.258

GiturLtanp, T. Elbow room: a pamphlet on the shameful increase
of the private boxes of Covent Garden, with observations relating
to the management of that theatre. Also, a comparative view of
‘the two houses. London. 1804. **T 96.363; etc.

HALLIWweELL-Puituipps, J. O. The management of Covent Garden
Theatre vindicated from the attack of an anonymous critic, in a
letter to the editor of the “Cambridge Advertiser.” London.
1841. ¥**T 76.31; etc.

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London. Theatres. Covent GARDEN THEATRE. Works about. (Continued.)
Harrat, T. The Infant Roscius; or, an inquiry into the requisites
of an actor: comprising a critical analysis of young Betty’s
acting, on the London boards; strictures on the Covent Garden

company, &c. London. [1804.] ¥**'T 56,139; etc.
Harris, T. A letter from T. Harris, to G. Colman, on the affairs
of Covent-Garden Theatre. London. 1768. **T 95.117; etc.

Harris, T., and J. RuTHERForD. A narrative of the rise and progress
of the disputes subsisting between the patentees of Covent-
Garden Theatre. London. 1768. *&T 95.115; etc.

Hawkins, W. Miscellanies in prose and verse. Containing observa-
tions on the principal performers belonging to the two theatres-
royal; from January 1773, to May 1775. London. 1775.

**'T 58.103; etc.

Historicau and succinct account, An, of the late riots at the theatres
of Drury-Lane and Covent-Garden. Interspersed with the
principal letters and advertisements that have been published
on each side the question. London. 1763. ET.75.67

Jounstone, J. H., and others. A statement of the differences sub-
sisting between the proprietors and performers of the Theatre-
Royal, Covent-Garden. Given in the correspondence that has
passed between them. By John Johnstone, Joseph George Hol-
man, Alexander Pope, Charles Incledon, Jos. S. Munden, John
Fawcett, Thomas Knight, Henry Erskine Johnston. London.
1800. **T 77,10; etc.

Ketiy, H. Thespis: or, a critical examination into the merits of all
the principal performers. Book [1,] 2. London. 1766, 67.

**T 54.26; etc.

Lerter, A, to a certain patentee: in which the conduct of managers
is impartially considered; and a few periods bestowed on those
darlings of the publick, Mr. G----k [Garrick], Mr. F----- e
[Foote], Mrs. P----- d [Pritchard], &c. London. [1747.]

**T 97.47; etc.

Lonpon playbills, pictures and cuttings. 1774-1874. Illus. Por-
traits. Plates, some colored. Plan. Manuscripts. ekT 15.2

Mappison, R. An examination of the oratorios which have been
performed this season, at Covent-Garden Theatre. London. 1763.

No. 3 in **G.3824.1

MyrtLte, Marmaduke, Esqg., pseud. The histrionade: or, theatric

’ tribunal; a poem, descriptive of the principal performers at both
houses. London. 1802.. **T 56.190; etc.

O. P. Amateur, An, pseud. A plain statement of facts; containing the
whole of the particulars relative to the existing differences be-
tween the present management of Covent Garden Theatre and
Mr. James Brandon: with remarks on the impolicy of again risk-
ing another theatrical war, alias an O. P. row! London. 1823.

**T.95.37

Osservations on Mr. Kemble in the characters of Cato, Wolsey, and
Coriolanus: to which are added his farewell address at Covent
Garden Theatre, and an account of the dinner given at Free-
mason’s Tavern: with every particular connected with his retire-
ment from the stage. London. 1817. No. 5 in **G,3824.3; etc.

Poor Covent Garden! or, a scene rehearsed; an occasional prelude,
intended for the opening of the New Theatre Royal, Covent-
Garden, this season. London. 1792. No. 4 in **K.34.22,1

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London. Theatres. Covent GARDEN THEATRE. Works about. (Continued.)
Potter, J. The theatrical review; or, new companion to the play-
house: containing a critical and historical account of every
tragedy, comedy, opera, farce, &c., exhibited at the theatres last
season; with remarks on the acturs. London. 1772, 2 v. **T.48.22
Pytuacoras, pseud. A vindication of a right in the public to a one
shilling gallery either at the new Theatre Royal in Covent-Garden,
or somewhere else. London. 1792. ¥**T76.70

Rattier, Morgan, pseud. The German opera. [London. 1842.]
No. 21 in **G.3822.1
Scuarr, Sir G. Recollections of the scenic effects of Covent Garden
Theatre during the season 1838-9. London. 1839. (39) plates.
**T 57.1
Smeeton, G. Smeeton’s Authentic statement of the dreadful con-
flagration of Covent Garden Theatre, September 2oth, 1808.
Also, an account of the accident whereby near fifty persons were
killed and dangerously burnt. London. [1808.] Colored plate.
*®T 76.117
THEATRICAL disquisitions: or a review of the late riot at Drury-Lane
Theatre on the 25th and 26th of January. And, a short appendix,
relative to the disturbance at Covent-Garden Theatre the 24th of
February. By a lady. London. 1763. **T 75.63; etc.
THEATRICAL monopoly: being an address to the public on the present
alarming coalition of the managers of the winter theatres. Lon-
don. 1779. Portrait. No. 4 in **G.3824.14; etc.
THEATRICAL Review, The: for the year 1757, and beginning of 1758.
Containing critical remarks on the principal performers of both
the theatres. London. 1758. **T 96.85; etc.
Townsenn, G. H. Evans’s Music and Supper Rooms, Covent Garden.
Odds and ends about ‘Covent Garden and its vicinity, the ancient
drama, the early English divinity and controversial plays, &c.
{London. 18667] Illus. #*T 95.92
Witutams, J. The pin-basket to the children of Thespis. With
notes historical, critical and biographical. London. 1797. **T.58.38
Wynpuam, H. S. The annals of Covent Garden Theater from 1732
to 1897. London. 1906. 2v. Portraits. Plates. Plan. ‘4578.324
London. Theatres. Covent GARDEN THEATRE. QO. P. (Old Prices) Riot,

1809.
ATTALus, pseud. Justice and generosity agaittst malice, ignorance,
and poverty: or, an attempt to shew the equity of the new prices
at the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. London. 1809.
No. 4 in **G.3824.14
Autuor of nothing else, pseud. The “Old Price” -iad; or, Thespian
bear-garden: an epic poem, in two parts. [Part 1.] London.
[1809.]  *° No. 3 in **G.3820.11
Butt, John, pseud. Covent Garden Theatre!! Remarks on the cause
of the dispute between the public and managers of the Theatre
Royal, Covent Garden. London. [1809.] Plate. No. 5 in **G.3821.5
Canpipus, pseud. The statement of a few facts, and an impartial
appeal on the subject at issue between the public and the pro-
prietors of the Theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden. London. [1809.]
. **T 96.151
ConsIDERATIONS on the past and present state of the stage; with
reference to the late contests at Covent Garden. Added, a plan
for a new theatre for the purpose of hearing plays. London.
1809. **T 76.76; etc.
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London. Theatres. CovENT GARDEN THEATRE. O. P. Riot, 1809. (Continued.)
“GENUINE collection, A, of O. P. songs, whimsical and satirical. To
which is added the toasts and sentiments given by the O. P.’s.
Also the terms of peace. London. [1809?] No. 2 in **G,3823.2
Haroince, G. Letters on the O. P. controversy at Covent Garden
Theatre, 1809. Extracted from the Courier newspaper. (Jn his

Miscellaneous works. Vol. 3, pp. 373-391. London. 1818.)
¥#*G,3922.10.3

Lirz, The, of John Philip Kemble, Esquire, a proprietor, and stage
manager of Covent Garden Theatre, interspersed with family and
theatrical anecdotes. London, [1809.] Portrait. Colored plate.

No. 13 in **G.3823.15

Map Butt, A, pseud. The O-Pceiad, a satire. London. 1810.

No. 3 in **G,3824.5

REASON versus passion; or, an impartial review of the dispute
between the public and the proprietors of Covent Garden Theatre.
London. [1809.] **T 76.170

Resetiion, The; or, all in the wrong. A serio-comic hurly-burly
as it was performed for two months at the new Theatre Royal,
Covent-Garden, by His Majesty’s servants, the players, and his
liege subjects, the public. London. 1809. . Portrait.

¥**T 96.331; etc.

SOWERBY, A series of letters on the late theatric festival, with

remarks on some serio-comic pantomimes. London. 1810.
**T 96.317; etc.

StockpaLe, J. J. The Covent Garden journal. London. 1810. 2 v.
Plates. **T 75.13; etc.

Tecc, T. The rise, progress, and termination of the O. P. War, in
poetic epistles, or Hudibrastic letters. London. 1810. **T.78.41

Tueatricus, pseud. Theatrical taxation; which embraces reflections
on the state of property in the Theatre-Royal, Covent Garden,
and the engagement of Madame Catalani: also, an analysis of the
grounds upon which the proprietors have been induced to raise
the prices of admission. London. [1809.] **T 76.47

London. Theatres. CURTAIN THEATRE, SHOREDITCH.

Tomuns, Sir T. E. Origin of the Curtain theatre and mistakes
regarding it. (Jn Shakespeare Society, London. Papers. Vol. 1,
pp. 29-35. London. 1844.) *45096.11.1; etc.

London. Theatres. Drury LANE THEATRE.

ArnoLp, S. J. A letter to all the proprietors of Drury-Lane Theatre,
being a commentary on certain parts of an anonymous pamphlet,
called “A brief review of the season 1817-18 at the Theatre Royal,
Drury-Lane,” &c., and a conclusive detection of the author. Lon-
don. 1818. ¥**T 76,127; etc.

BurcHaty, J. E. A statement of facts. [Copy of a deposition
relating to Mr. Burghall, Mrs. Booth and Miss Granger of Drury
Lane Theatre. London. 1797.] No. 6 in **G.3824.6

Casz, The, between the managers of the two theatres, and their
principal actors, fairly stated, and submitted to the town. Lon-
don. 1713. **T 76.150

Cuetwoop, W. R. The dramatic congress. A short state of the
stage under the present management. Concluding with a dialogue
between the illustrious Bashas of Dr-ry Lane and Co-nt Garden,
and the chiefs of the revolted players. London. 1743.

**T 76.168; etc.

 

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Covuigr, J. P. Dryden, Killigrew and the first company which acted
at Drury Lane Theatre. (Jn Shakespeare Society, London.
Papers. Vol. 4, pp. 147-155. London. 1849.) * 4596.11.43 etc.

Comepian, A, pseud. A full answer to Queries upon queries. In
which the conduct of the players is vindicated, and the mis-
representations of the querist exposed. London. 1743.

No. 9 in **G.3824.2

D., W. C. The lament; or, the fall of Drury Lane. A poetical satire.
London. 1840. **T 98.5

Dennis, J. The characters and conduct of Sir John Edgar [pseud.
of Sir Richard Steele], call’d by himself sole monarch of the stage
in Drury-Lane; and his three deputy-governors, in two letters to

Sir John Edgar. London. 1720. **T 77.1075 etc.
Doran, J. In and about Drury Lane, and other papers. London.
1881. 2 v. 2555-723 **T.76.147; etc.

DruriaD, The: or strictures on the principal performers of, Drury-
Lane theatre: a satirical poem: with notes critical and explanatory.
London. 1798. ¥*T 74.8

Firz-Crameo, Patrick, Esq., pseud. Tyranny triumphant! and liberty
lost; the Muses run mad; Apollo struck dumb; and all Covent-
Garden confounded. Or, historical, critical, and prophetical re-
marks on the famous cartel lately agreed on by the masters of

the two theatres. London. 1743. **T 76,152; etc.
D—ry-L-nr P—yh-se broke open. In a letter to Mr. G—-----
London. 1748. Portraits. No. 3 in **G,3823. 16

F., E. Mr. Garrick’s conduct, as manager of the Theatre-Royal in
Drury-Lane, considered. London. [1747.] No. 6 in **G,3824.1
Fizetc, or the modern Quixote, a tale [in verse]; relative to the late
disturbances, at Drury-Lane and Covent-Garden theatres. Lon-
don. 1763. No. 6 in **G.3947.2
Four theatrical addresses: upon the providential preservation of His
Majesty’s life, at Drury-Lane Theatre. Upon the preliminaries
of peace. Upon the opening of the new theatre at Warwick. And
a farewell epilogue. [Poems.] Alcester. [1803?] **T 97.93
Funp, The, for the relief of indigent persons belonging to His
Majesty’s company of comedians of the Theatre Royal, Drury
Lane. Established, endowed, and incorporated, by David Gar-
rick, Esq. 1777. London. 1806. No. g in **G.3824.6
Garrick, D. Samuel Johnson’s prologue spoken at the opening of
the theatre in Drury-Lane in 1747 with Garrick’s epilogue. A
facsimile of the hitherto undiscovered first edition. New York.

1902. *45 70.115
GiLpon, C. A comparison between the two stages. London. 1702.
: **G_3935.5; etc.
Guiover, J. M. Jimmy Glover: his book. London. [1911.] Por-
traits. Plates. **T'56.60; etc.

Great Britain. Parliament. Reports. Reports of the committee
under the Act for rebuilding Drury-Lane Theatre, &c. London.
[1811.] **T 76.183

Hawkins, W. Miscellanies in prose and verse. Containing observa-
tions on the principal performers belonging to the two theatres-
royal; from January 1773 to May 1775. London.. 1775.

**T 58.103; etc.

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London. Theatres. Drury LANE THEATRE. (Continued.)

Historica and succinct account, An, of the late riots at the theatres
of Drury-Lane and Covent-Garden. Interspersed with the
principal letters and advertisements that have been published on
each side the question. London. 1763. **T 75.67

Houtton, R. A review of the musical drama of the Theatre Royal,
Drury Lane, for the years 1797-98-99 & 1800. Addressed to the
proprietors of the theatre. London. 1801. No. 4 in **M.134.10; etc.

ImpartraL hand, An, pseud. Stage policy detected; or some select
pieces of theatrical secret history laid open: in a letter to a certain
manager [Charles Fleetwood] on his imaginary justification of
his late conduct. London. 1744. *ET 77.075

‘Jackson, R. Third theatre. The argument of Randle Jackson, Esq.
before the Lords of the Privy Council, on behalf of the trustees,
and other parties interested in the late Theatre Royal, Drury Lane.
With copies of the petition for a charter to erect a third theatre
in the metropolis. London. 1810. . No. 2 in **G.3824.5

Ketiy, H. Thespis: or, a critical examination into the merits of all
the principal performers. Book [1,] 2. London. 1766, 67. 2 v.

; #*T 54.26; etc.
Kenney, C. L. Poets and profits at Drury Lane Theatre. A
theatrical narrative. London. 1875. ¥**T 78.20

Lemoine, H. Authentic account of the fire which reduced that
extensive building of the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane, to a pile
of ruins, on the 24th of February, 1809; to which is added, a
chronological list of all the places of public amusement destroyed
by fire, in England. London. [1809.] Plate. No. 11 in **G.3823.4.2

Letter, A, to Mr. Garrick on his having purchased a patent for
Drury-Lane Play-House. London. [1747.] **T 97.44; etc.

Moorr, P. Copy. Letter from Mr. Moore to Mr. Raymond.
[manager of Drury Lane Theatre]. Dated October 14, 1817.
[London. 1817.] ° **T 75.65

— Observations submitted to the consideration of the committee
of management of Drury Lane Theatre. [London. 1817?]

**T 75.64

Moorg, P., alleged author. Facts are stubborn things! Being a brief
review of the season 1817-18, at the Theatre-Royal, Drury Lane.
London. 1818. **T 76.129; etc.

Myrtte, Marmaduke, Esq., pseud. The histrionade: or, theatric
tribunal; a poem, descriptive of the principal performers at both.
houses. London. Kirby. 1802. **T 56.190; etc.

NEITHER-SIDE, Mr., pseud. An impartial examen of the present con-
tests between the town and the manager [Charles Fleetwood] of *
the theatre. With some proposals for accommodating the present
misunderstandings. London. 1744. **T 77.1853 etc.

New way, The, to act old plays. A familiar epistle to the manage-
ment of Drury Lane Theatre, on the present state of their stage. .
London. 1818. No. 11 in **G,3823.18

Porter, J. The theatrical review; or, new companion to the play-
house: containing a critical and historical account of every
tragedy, comedy, opera, farce, &c., exhibited at the theatres last
season; with remarks on the actors. London. 1772. 2 v. **T.48.22

Queries to be answer’d Sy the manager of Drury-Lane Theatre
[Charles Fleetwood], for the satisfaction of the publick, in regard
to the present dispute between him and his actors. London. 1743.

No. 8 in **G,.3824.2; etc.
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London. .Theatres. Drury Lane THEATRE. (Continued.)

QUERIES upon queries, to be answer’d by the male-content players.
For the satisfaction of the publick, in regard to the present
dispute between them and the manager [Charles Fleetwood].
London. [1743.] **T 77.3,

Ramster, Harry, pseud. Bays in council: or, a picture of a green-
room. <A dramatic poem. Containing the speeches of Mr.
G-rr--k, Mr. H-v--d, Mr. S-wd-n, Mr. W--4--d, Mrs.
C---e, and Mrs. P--tc---d, a few days before Drury Lane
Theatre was open’d. Dublin. 1751. No. 13 in **G,3824.14

Reep, J. The retort courteous; or a candid appeal to the public
on the conduct of Thomas Linley, Esq, manager of Drury-Lane
Theatre, to the author of Dido. London. 1787. No.8 in **G.3824.1

REeNNEL, G. Tragi-comical reflections, of a moral and political
tendency, occasioned by the present state of the two rival-
theatres in Drury-Lane and Lincolns-Inn-Fields. London.
[1725?] No. 8 in **G.3823.14

SmitH, A. R. Why our theatres are not supported, with a few
words about the late riots at Drury Lane. London. 1848.

; **T 96.190; etc.

Sprttan, H. G. The stage and the press: or, revelations theatrical
and journalistic. No. 1.— May, 1852. London. 1852. **T.76.45

State, The, of the case, between the Lord Chamberlain of His
Majesty’s houshold, and Sir Richard Steele, as represented by
that knight. Restated, in vindication of King George, and the
most noble the Duke of Newcastle. With a true copy of King
Charles’s patent, to Sir William Davenant, for erecting a play-
house, &c. London. 1720. **T 97.3413 etc.

STEELE, Sir R. The state of the case between the Lord-Chamberlain
of. His Majesty’s houshold, and the Governor of the Royal Com-
pany of Comedians. With the opinions of Pemberton, Northey,
and Parker, concerning the theatre. London. 1720. Portrait.

No. 2 in **G.3823.9; etc.

Stirtinc, E. Old Drury Lane. Fifty years’ recollections of author,
actor, and manager. London. 1881. 2 v. **T,77.83; etc.

THEATRICAL disquisitions: or a review of the late riot at Drury-Lane
Theatre on the 25th and 26th of January. And, a short appendix,
relative to the disturbance at Covent-Garden Theatre the 24th of
February. By a lady. London. 1763. **T 75.633 etc.

THEATRICAL monopoly: being an address to the public on the present
alarming coalition of the managers of the winter theatres. Lon-
don. 1774. Portrait. #*G,_3823.15; etc.

THEATRICAL Review, The: for the year 1757, and beginning of 1758.
Containing critical remarks on the principal performers of both
the theatres. London. 1758. **T 96.85; etc.

Taree original letters to a friend in the country, on the cause and
manner of the late riot at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane.
By an old man of the town. London. 1763. **T 97.3253 etc.

Unpber Grapuate, An, pseud. Actors and editors, a poem. London.
1817. No. 10 in **G.3824.13

Witutams, D. A letter to David Garrick on his conduct as principal
manager and actor at Drury-Lane. -London. 1772. **'T 56.237

Wiiu1ams, J. The pin-basket to the children of Thespis. With
notes historical, critical and biographical. London. 1797.

¥*T 58.38

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London. Theatres. Drury LANE THEATRE. (Continued.)

Woonveson, W. F. A slight sketch of the performances at the
Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, during the season of 1827 and 1828.
London. 1828. **T 76.131

Wyatt, B. D. Observations on the design for the Theatre Royal,
Drury Lane, as executed in 1812. London. 1813. Plates. Plans.
Diagrams. #*T 72.3

Y., B. Disputes between the Director of D—y [Drury], and the
pit potentates: being a letter to a friend, concerning the behaviour
of the mélancholly manager of the suff’ring theatre [Charles
Fleetwood]; and some considerations on the late disturbances and
the causes'thereof. London. 1744. ¥**T 77.176; etc.

London. Theatres. DuKkeE oF York’s THEATRE. See London. Theatres.
REPERTORY THEATRE.
London. Theatres. GAIETY THEATRE. ‘
The Gaiety programme. June 2, 3, 5-30, July 1-12, 1879. [London.

1870.] **T 15.13
Programmes of the performances of the Comédie francaise at the Gaiety theatre,
London.

English analyses of the French plays represented at the Gaiety
Theatre, London, June and July, 1879, by the Comédie francaise
London. [1870.] **T 95.93

London. Theatres. GateTy THEATRE. Works about.

HowurnesHeap, J. Gaiety chronicles. Westminster. 1898. Illus.
Portraits. Plates. **T 76.11

Mayer, M. L. The Gaiety French plays. Season, 1880. Short
biographies of the actors & actresses of the Comédie francaise,
Vaudeville; Palais-Royal, and other theatres, &c. London. 1880.

**T 97.190
London. Theatres. GLOBE THEATRE, BANKSIDE.

Cuampers, E. K. The stage of the Globe. (Jn Shakespeare, Williani.
Works. Vol. 10, pp. 351-362. Stratford-on-Avon. 1907.) **G.90.7.10

Euze, F. C. Eine Auffithrung im Globus-Theater. Vortrag bei der
14. Jahresversammlung der Deutschen Shakespeare-Gesellschaft
zu Weimar am 24. April 1878 gehalten. Weimar. 1878. 6595.12

SHAKESPEARE’S theatre. Description of the model fof the first Globe
Theatre. 1594-1613. London? tgo1?]. 2 photographs, size.
8 X Io inches. *4*G.72.11

London. Theatres. HayMARKET THEATRE.

Essay, An, on the rationality of brutes. With a philosophical
comparison between Dr. Codgill, Inspector General of Town-
Island. And Mango, the great monkey, Director General of the
pantomime performers in the Haymarket. London. [17707]

’ **T57.75

Fuint, A., pseud. ‘The tailor’s answer to the late attacks upon their
profession, from the stage and press; with critical remarks on
Jeremy Swell’s mock-heroic poem. London.’ 1805.

No. 6 in **G,.3821.5

Letter, Ay to the town, concerning the man and the bottle. London.

1749. No. 11 in **G.3824.14
Maupe, C. The Haymarket Theatre. Some records & reminiscences.
London. 1903. Portraits. ¥**T 76.103 etc.

Momus, a poem: or a critical examination into the merits of the
performers, and comic pieces, at the Theatre Royal in the Hay-
Market. [Anon.] London. [1770?] No. 15 in **G.3820.9

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London. Theatres. HayMarKET THEATRE. (Continued.)

O’Rettty, R. B. An authentic narrative of the principal circum-
stances relating to the opera-house in the Hay-Market; from
its origin to the present period; but more particularly including
the transactions from the year 1778. London. 1791.

: No. 4 in **G.3823.10

Some considerations on the establishment of the French strolers;
the behaviour of their bully-champions, and other seasonable

matters, at this critical juncture. [London. 1749.] **T 97.50
SweELt, J., pseud. The tailors’ revolt; a mock-heroic poem, in three
books. London. 1805. No. 3 in **G.3824.14

Veritas, pseud. Opera House. A review of this theatre, from the
period described by the Enterprizer. A recital of the litigations,
loans, embarrassments. London. [1818?] No. 7 in **G,3824.3

London. Theatres. Hits MajEstTy’s THEATRE.

King John souvenir. Shakespeare’s historical drama King John
produced at His Majesty’s theatre by Herbert Beerbohm Tree,
on the 20th of September, 1899. [London. The British Muto-

scope and Biograph Co., Ltd. 1889.] **G.70.23
Mr. M. L. Mayer’s twenty-second season of French plays will com-
mence June 2, 1890. [London. 1890.] *ET 94.27
Programme. Feb. 20- Aug. 3, 1847. London. 1847. **M 131.1
Programme of the arrangements for the season of 1832. London.
Cochrane & Co. [1831.] 19, (1) pp. No. 6 in **G,3822.2

London. Theatres. His Majesty’s THEATRE. Works about.

Cuambers, A. H. In chancery. The King’s Theatre, or Opera
House. Copy of the short-hand writer’s notes, taken at the
hearing of the cause before the vice-chancellor. London. 1829.

No. 5 in **G.3822.4.2

Ezers, J. Seven years of the King’s Theatre. London. 1828. Por-
traits. **M 113.13; etc.

Expranation, An, of the differences existng between the manager
of the Italian opera and non-conforming members of the late
orchestra. Written among themselves. London. 1829.

No. 3, 4 in **G.3824.10

H., L. C. On the Italian opera. No. m1. London. 1831.

No. 6 in **G.3824.10

ITALIAN opera, The, in London. The Queen’s Theatre. [London.

1851.] No. 24 in **G,3822.1
Lum ey, B. Reminiscences of the opera. London. 1864. Portrait.
**M 149.6

Mason, T. M. Prospectus of the plan intended to be pursued in
the direction of the Italian Opera House. London. 1831.
No. 5 in **G.3824.10
Op Hann, The, pseud. Of the Italian opera. [London. 1845.]
No. 23 in **G.3822.1
Opera Box, The. [Programmes, plots and criticisms of operas pro-
duced at Her Majesty’s theatre. London.] 1849-51. 218 nos.

in 3 v. Plan. © *M_419.28
Review, A, of the performances of Mademoiselle Jenny Lind, at
Her Majesty’s Theatre. London. 1847. #1 48.25
Scuemg, A, for having an Italian opera in London, of a new taste.
London. 1753. ¥**T 96.95; etc.
SEVEN years of the King’s Theatre. By John Ebers. [A review.
Edinburgh.] 1829. No. 2 in **G.3824.10

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London. Theatres. His Majesty’s THEATRE. Works about. (Continued.)
Taytor, W. A concise statement of transactions and circumstances
respecting the King’s Theatre, in the Haymarket, together with
the official correspondence upon the same subject. London. 1791.
No. 4 in **G.3824.13
Waters, E. The opera glass. Exhibiting all the curious proceed-
ings of the King’s Theatre; together with the original letters
and papers, which have passed between the present proprietors,
since the decease of Francis Goold, Esq. London. 1808.
**M 376.61; etc.
— A statement of matters, relative to the King’s Theatre. Lon-

don. 1818. **T’ 76.130; etc.
London. Theatres. Kinc’s THEATRE. See London. Theatres. His Majesty’s
THEATRE.

London. Theatres. Lincotn’s INN FIELDS THEATRE. :

Axersy, G. Spiller’s jests: or the life and pleasant adventures of
the late celebrated comedian Mr. James Spiller. London. [1729.]
Portrait. No. 5 in **G.3823.3

RenneL, G. Tragi-comical reflections, of a moral and political
tendency, occasioned by the present state of the two rival-theatres
in Drury-Lane and Lincolns-Inn-Fields. London. [1725?]

No. 8 in **G.3823.14
London. Theatres. Litrte Lincoin’s INN FIELDS THEATRE.

Gitpon, C. A comparison between the two stages [Drury Lane
theatre, and the theatre in Little Lincoln’s Inn Fields (1695-
1705)]. London. 1702. ¥#*G_3935.53 etc.

London. Theatres. LyckUM THEATRE.

- Souvenir of Becket, by Alfred, Lord Tennyson. First presented at
the Lyceum theatre, 6th February, 1893, by Henry Irving. Illus-
trated by J. Bernard Partridge. London. “Black and White.”
1893. (5) pp. (12) plates. ¥4579a.152; **T.58.152

Souvenir of King Arthur, by J. Comyns Carr. First presented at
the Lyceum Theatre, 12th January, 1895 by Henry Irving. IIlus-
trated by J. Bernard Partridge and Hawes Craven. London.
Cassell & Co., Ltd. [1895.] (4) ff. Portraits. Plates. **T.58.150

Souvenir of King Henry the Eighth, presented at the Lyceum theatre,
sth January, 1892, by Henry Irving. Illustrated by J. Bernard
Partridge. London. Black and White Publishing Co. 1892. (5)
pp. (15) plates. 4599a.109; **T.58.151

Souvenir of Macbeth produced at the Lyceum theatre, by Henry
Irving, 29th December, 1888. Illustrated by Charles Cattermole
& J. Bernard Partridge. London. Cassell & Co., Ltd. 1888. 33
pp. Illus. Plates. 6594.26; **T.58.149

Seuvenirs of the Dead Heart, by Watts Phillips. Presented at the
Lyceum theatre, by Henry Irving, 28th Sept., 1889. Illustrated
by J. Bernard Partridge. London. Cassell & Co., Ltd. 1889. (9)
pp. (13) plates. — 65704.13

London. Theatres. Lyceum toeatre. Works about. .

Brereton, A. The Lyceum and Henry Irving. London. 1903.

Illus. Portraits, some colored. 2571.110
FitzceraLp, P. H. Henry Irving. A record of twenty years at the
Lyceum. London. 1893. Portrait. 2543-118; **T 55.94.

Harron, J. The Lyceum “Faust.” [Souvenir of Sir Henry Iiving’s
production of Faust.] London. [1892?] Illus. Plates.
*6898.13; **T.58.148

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London. Theatres. Lyceum THEATRE. Works about. (Continued.)
PHILOFIDDLE, pseud. A letter to the public, on the management of
the Opera. London. 1805. : ¥**T 96.361
Scott, C. W. From “The bells” to “King Arthur.” A critical record
of the first-night productions at the Lyceum theatre from 1871
to 1895. London. 1896. Portraits. Plates. 4545-150; **T.76.19
London. Theatres. Lyric THEATRE.
Souvenir of The daughters of Babylon, by Wilson Barrett. Itlus-
trated by W. & D. Downey. [London. Unwin. 1897?] (24) pp.
6560.127
London. Theatres. QuErEN’s THEATRE. See London. Theatres. His
Majesty’s THEATRE.
London. Theatres. REPERTORY THEATRE.
Howe, P. P. The Repertory theatre. A record & a criticism. New
York. . I911. 6252.87
London. Theatres. RoyaL BRUNSWICK THEATRE.
Casket, The. No. 58. Mar. 5, 1828. [The destruction of the Royal
Brunswick theatre, London. London.] 1828. Illus. **T 76.175
Farren, P. Copy of a letter from Mr. Percy Farren; stage manager
of the late Royal Brunswick theatre. (Jn Thomson, J. A brief
narrative of the opening and sudden destruction of the Royal
Brunswick Theatre. Pp. 7-12. London. 1828.) **T.96.30; etc.
Fut and accurate account, A, of the destruction of the Brunswick
theatre. With a history of the theatre and of the introduction
of theatres in the eastern part of the Metropolis. London. 1828.
Plate. ¥*T 76.176
Grounp, The, of the theatre. An interesting review of circum-
stances connected with the ground upon which the late “Royalty,”
and the more recent “New Brunswick Theatre” stood. London.
[1828.] **T 96.366
Situ, G. C. Dreadful catastrophe. An authentic narrative of the
destruction of the Brunswick Theatre, Wellclose Square. Parts
[1-]6. London. [1828.] **T 76.173; etc.
Tuomson, C. The Brunswick: a poem. London. 1829. **T 76.28
London. Theatres. Roya crrcus.-
Dizpin, C. The Royal circus epitomized. London. 1784. **T.77.172
Reap, T. The history of the Royal circus, introductory to the case
of Mr. Read, late stage manager of that theatre; in a letter, to
a friend. London. 1791. No. 4 in **G.3824.6
London. Theatres. RoyALTY THEATRE.
Grounp, The, of the theatre. An interesting review of circumstances
connected with the ground upon which the late “Royalty,” and
the more recent “New Brunswick Theatre” stood. London.

[1828.] **T 96.366
Jackman, I. Royal and Royalty theatres. Letter to Phillips Glover.
London. 1787. *#€T 75.53; etc.

Letter, A, to the author of the burletta called Hero and Leander,
in refutation of what he has advanced on the statutes for the
regulation of theatres, and also of his observations on the con-
sequences that must arise from the establishment of a theatre
in Wellclose Square. London. 1878. ¥*T 75.54

Percivat, J. Society for the Suppression of Vice. A few observa-
tions in defence of the scenic exhibitions at the Royalty theatre,
and on the intolerant censure of the drama in general; contained
in the “Solemn protest” of the Rev. Tho. Thirlwall. London.
1804. : **T 76.61; etc.

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London. Theatres. RoyaLty THEATRE. (Continued.)

Review, A, of the present contest between the managers of the
winter theatres, the Little theatre in the Hay-Market and the
Royalty theatre in Well-Close Square. London. 1787. **T.75.51

Tuirtwatt, T. Royalty theatre. A solemn protest against the
revival of scenic exhibitions and interludes at the Royalty theatre.

London. 1803. ¥**T 76.92; etc.
Very plain state, A, of the case, or the Royalty theatre versus the
Theatres Royal. London. 1787. *ET 75.52

London. Theatres. St. James’s Hatt.
St. James’s Hall. The Kean banquet, July 20, 1859. London.

Brettell. [1859.] 32 pp. ¥**T 96.178
Same. And the Kean testimonial presentation, March 22, 1862.
[London. Brettell. 1862.] 48 pp. No. 18 in **G.3930.13.1

London. Theatres. Savoy. :

Ceturer, F. A., and C. Brivceman. Gilbert and Sullivan and their
operas. With recollections and anecdotes of D’Oyly Carte &
other famous Savoyards. Boston. 1914. Portraits. Plates.

4047.135
London. Theatres. SoUTHWARK THEATRES.

Wootr, A. H. Shakespeare and the old Southwark playhouses. A

lecture. [London. 1903.] 4599a.167
London. Theatres. SURREY THEATRE.

Facts and documents relating to the reverses of the Surrey Gardens
company. By a pensive shareholder. London. 1857.

No. 7 in **M.149.8
London. Theatres. SWAN THEATRE.

Wueattey, H. B. On a contemporary drawing of the interior of
the Swan theatre, 1596. Facsimile. (In New Shakspere Society.
[Publications.] Series 1. Transactions. No. 12. 1887-1892.
Part 11., pp. 213-225. London. 1888.) **G_100.1.1887—1892; etc.

London. Theatres. “Tur THEATRE” IN SHOREDITCH.

Cottier, J. P. Original history of “The Theatre,” in Shoreditch,
and connexion of the Burbadge family with it. (Jn Shakespeare
Society, London. Papers. Vol. 4, pp. 63-70. London. 1849.)

, *4596.11.4; etc.

Wattace, C. W. The first London theatre: materials for a history.
Lincoln, Neb. 1913. *3595.104.13

London. Theatres. WHITEFRIARS THEATRE.

GREENSTREET, J. The Whitefriars Theatre in the time of Shakspere.
(Preprint. New Shakspere Society. Transactions. 1887-92 Pp.
269-284. London. 1888.) **G.110.5

— Same. (Jn New Shakspere Society. Transactions. No. 13.
1887-92. Part 111, pp. 269-284. London. 1889,) **G.100.1.1887-92

London and elsewhere. Purne tu, T. *#*®T 98.90
London jester, The; or, museum of mirth, wit, and humour. [London.
18—?] 80 pp. Colored illus. **T 96.281

Imperfect. Contains some notes on theatrical matters.

London play bills and dramatic cuttings. 1766-1825. (108) ff. Illus.

Portraits. *eT 115
London playbills, pictures and cuttings. 1774-1874. (171) ff. Illus.
Portraits. Plates. Plan. Manuscripts. **T 11.2

Relates almost entirely to Covent Garden theatre.
London Programme, The, and sketch-book. See Saturday Programme,
The, and sketch-book.

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London Sketch-Book, The. [Monthly.] Vol. 1, 2. Jan. 1874-June

1875. London. 1874, 75. 2v.in 1. Illus. Portraits. Plates.
: ¥*T 25,1

No more published. After the issue for June, 1875, The London Sketch-Book
was combined with the weekly Figaro Programme under the title: The London
Programme and sketch-book. After two issues this weekly changed its title
to The Saturday Programme and sketch-book. It contains theatrical and musical
notes and portraits.

London theatres, The. Poem. Brttamy, T. No. 3 in **T.96.228.2

‘Longuemare, Paul de.
Le théatre 4 Caen 1628-1830. Paris. Picard. 1895. viii, v, 367, (1)

pp. Plates. **T77.94
Looking Glass, The; or, daily theatrical mirror. No. 2, 3. Aug. 16, 17,
1832. [Liverpool. 1832.] 3, 9-12 p ¥*T 26.44

Criticisms of performances at the Theatre vaya, Liverpool.
Lord, Everett William.
Children of the stage. New York. 1910. 31, (1) pp. [National
Child Labor Committee. Pamphlet no. 137.] ‘No. I in 5575.250
Lorgnette, La. Revue des théatres, courrier des salons, journal des
artistes. [Deux fois par semaine.] Vol. 1 (no. 1-28). 12 décembre,
1841-17 mars, 1842. Nouvelle-Orléans. 1841, 42. 28 nos. in I v.

**T 23.3

Lorgnette, La, de spectacle. Puiiet, F. ¥#*T 59.45
Lorgnette, La, des coulisses. Paris. Barba. 1820. 31, (1) pp.

Relates to the Paris theatres. No. 5 in **G.3562.1

Loring, William.

Excavations at Megalopolis, 1890-1891. By Ernest Arthur Gardner,
William Loring, G. C. Richards, W. J. Woodhouse. With an
architectural description by Robert Weir Schultz. London. Mac-
millan. 1892. vii, (3), 141 pp. Illus. Plates. Plans. [Society
for the promotion of Hellenic studies. Suppl. papers. 1.]
Describes the ancient amphitheatre. *2960.81.1

Lorsay, Eustache, illustrator.

TutAtres, Les, de Paris. Notices et portraits. Texte par une
société de gens de lettres. Dessins par Eustache Lorsay. — Litho-
graphiés par Collette. Paris. Biendiné. [1854.] Variously
paged. Colored portraits. ¥*T 53.12; etc.

Lortzing, Gustav Albert.

Duertncer, P. J. Albert Lortzing: sein Leben und Wirken. Leipzig.

1851. Portrait. No. 1 in **M.109a.29
Lortzing family.

Fritz, A. Die Kiinstlerfamilie Lortzing an rheinischen Buthnen.
(In Archiv fiir Theatergeschichte. Vol. 1, pp. 160-168. Berlin.
1904.) ¥*6907.12.1

Loseley Manuscripts.

Feuitierat, A., editor. Documents relating to the revels at court in
the time of King Edward vi. and Queen Mary (the Loseley Manu-
scripts). Edited with notes and indexes. Louvain. 1914.

¥*2550.107
Lothar, Rudolf.

Das Wiener Burgtheater. Leipzig. Seemann. 1899. (3), 212, (1)
pp. Illus. Portraits. Plates. Facsimiles. [Dichter und Dar-
steller. 2.] 4871.130

Lotos Club, New Vork.

Evperxin, J. A brief history of the Lotos Club. New York.

[1895.] Portraits. Plates. ¥A.5334

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Louis II., of Bavaria.

Possart, E., Ritter von. Die Separat-Vorstellungen vor Konig Ludwig

II. Erinnerungen. Miinchen. Beck. 1901. (3), 65 pp. **T.77.221
Louis XV., of France.

Camparvon, L. FE. Madame de Pompadour et la cour de Louis xv
au milieu du dix-huitiéme siécle. Ouvrage suivi de documents
inédits sur le théatre des petits cabinets. Paris. 1867. Portrait.

* **T 56.51
Louis XVIII., of France.

Ordonnances du Roi, concernant la restitution des biens appartenant
a Monseigneur le Duc d’ Orléans, et la remise des titres, plans,
papiers, etc., qui se trouvent dans les archives et dépdts publics.

Paris. Testu. 1818. 8 pp. **T 75.33
Ordonnance sur la surveillance, l’organisation sociale et l’administra-
tion du Théatre francais. [Paris. 1816.] 27 pp. **T 95.74

Louis Philippe, of France.
Discussion sur les apanages, pour S. A. S. Mgr le Duc d’ Orléans;
contre le Sieur Julien. [Paris. Testu. 1818.] 32 pp. . **T.75.34
Jurien, A. Mémoire a consulter et consultation pour le Sieur Julien,
propriétaire de la salle du Théatre-francais; contre S. A. S. Mon-

seigneur le Duc d’Orléans. [Paris. 1818.] Plan. ¥*T 75.36
—— Observations de M. Julien, additionnelles a l’exposé des faits de
son Mémoire a consulter. [Paris. 1818.] 24T 75.37

Louis xvuit., of France. Ordonnances du roi, concernant la restitution
des biens appaftenant a Monseigneur le Duc d’ Orléans, et la
remise des titres, plans, papiers, etc., qui se trouvent dans les
archives et dépdts publics. Paris. 1818. #*T 75.33

Mémorre a consulter, et consultation, pour S. A. S. Monseigneur le
Duc d’Orléans; contre le Sieur Julien. [Paris. Testu. 1818.]
(1), 36, 40 pp. **T.75.38

Mémorre pour S. A. S. Monseigneur le Duc d’Orléans, demandeur;
contre le Sieur Jullien, défendeur. [Paris. 1814?] (1), 39 pp.

¥*T 75.29

Prawns relatifs au Palais-Royal, et discussion des questions qu’ils
ont fait naitre au procés entre S. A. S. Mer le Duc d’ Orléans
et le Sieur Julien. [Paris. 1818.] Plates. Colored plans. **T.75.35

Points de fait et de droit les plus importans, pour les adjudicataires
originaires de la salle du Théatre-francais, appelés en garantie et
intervenans; contre S. A. S. Mer. le Duc d’ Orléans. [Paris.
Demonville. 1818?] 30 pp. ¥**T 75.40

RésumEé servant de réponse pour M. Julien, propriétaire du Théatre
francais; contre S. A. S. Monseigneur le Duc d’ Orleans. [Paris.
Feugueray. 1818?] 44 pp. **T 75.39

Louis, Louis Victor.

MARIONNEAU, C. C. Victor Louis, architecte du théatre de Bordeaux.
Sa vie, ses travaux et sa correspondance, 1731-1800. Bordeaux.
1881. Portrait. Plate. Plans. 4094.63

Louis, Victor. See Louis, Louis Victor.
Love, William Edward.

Smita, G. Memoirs and anecdotes of Mr. Love, the polyphonist.
Added, explanation of the phenomena of polyphony. [Boston.
1850.] 6543.106

—— Programme of the entertainment: preceded by memoirs of Mr.
Love, the dramatic polyphonist; remarks on single-handed enter-
tainments; anecdotes of eminent by-gone professors. London.
[1855.] **T.55.40

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Love among the artists. SHaw, G. B. **T 87.10
Love in the suds.. Kenrick, W. ¥*T 55.17
Lowe, Robert William.

A bibliographical account of English theatrical literature. From the
earliest times to the present day. London. Nimmo. 1888. x, (2),
384 pp. *2174.55

The fashionable tragedian. A criticism [of Sir Henry Irving. Anon.
‘By William Archer and Robert William Lowe]. Edinburgh.
Gray & Co. [1877?] 24 pp. Portraits. ¥**T 57.363

Thomas Betterton. London. Kegan Paul, Trench, Triibner & Co.,
Ltd, 1891. vi, (1), 196 pp. [Eminent actors. 2.]

2546.1153 **T.57.201
Lowe, Robert William, editor.

Crszer, C. An apology for the life of Mr. Colley Cibber written
‘by himself. London. 1889. 2v. Illus. Portraits. **T.54.7; etc.

CuurcHILL, C. The Rosciad and The apology. Edited’ by Robert
W. Lowe. London. 1891. Portraits. #*T 52.7

Doran, J. “Their Majesties’ servants.” Annals of the English
stage from Thomas Betterton to Edmund Kean. London. 1888.
3 v. Illus. Portraits. *4572.100

Lowndes, William.
Theatrical list. Containing anecdotes, ballets, burlettas, comedies
Annexed, a catalogue of books and tracts principally con-
sisting of dramatic authors and treatises relative to the stage
sold by W. Lowndes. [London. 18—?] 24 pp. ¥**T65.20
Loydreau, Edouard.

Les jolies actrices de Paris en l’an de grace 1843. Esquisses biogra-

phiques. Paris. Breteau & Pichery. 1843. xxii, 132 pp. **T.58.128
Lucae, Richard.

Das Opernhaus zu Frankfurt a. M. erbaut von Richard Lucae, J. A.
Becker und E. Giesenberg. Berlin. Ernst & Korn. 1883. (3),
I5 pp. 13 plates. *Cab.60.96.7

Lucangeli, Carlo.

Modeéle qui offre la restauration du Colisée de Rome tel qu’il étoit
originairement; de la soixantiéme partie de la réalité mesure
linéaire. Rome. Salvioni. 1821. 24 pp. No. 1 in 4099.145

Lucas, Hippolyte Julien Joseph.

Curiosités dramatiques et littéraires. Avec une notice sur l’auteur.

Paris. Garnier. 1855. xxiv, 406, (I) pp. ¥*T 47.24

Contents. — Notice sur l’auteur. — Littérature anglaise. — Théatre américain. —
Théatre chinois. — Théatre de Hrotsvitha.

Histoire philosophique et littéraire du théatre francais depuis son
origine jusqu’a nos jours. Paris. Gosselin. 1843. (3), ii, (1),
431 pp. [Bibliothéque d’élite.] ¥*T 47.8

Contains a chronological table of most of the dramas performed between 1200
and 1862. Another copy is on shelf-number **G.3562.10.

Same. Bruxelles. Lacroix, Verboeckhoven & cie. 1862. 3 v. **T.47.6
Lucinde. Guinisty, P. 6679a.128
Lucinge, Alix de Choiseul-Gouffier Faucigny-. See Faucigny-Lucinge,

Alix de Choiseul-Gouffier.
Ludlow, Noah Miller.

Dramatic life as I found it: a record of personal experience; with
an account of the drama in the West and South, with anecdotes
and biographical sketches of the principal actors in the Missis-
sippi Valley. St. Louis. Jones & Co. 1880. xix, 733 pp.

2404.52; **T.56.101

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Lulu. Cuampsaur, F. **T 86.7
Lumiére, Henry.

Le Théatre francais pendant la Révolution, 1789-1799. Avec plusieurs
lettres inédites de Talma. Lettre-préface de Jules Claretie. Paris.
Dentu. [1894.] x, (1), 438 pp. **T 77.143

Lumini, Apollo.

Il dramma nelle sacre rappresentazioni dei secoli xIv, Xv e XVI.

Prato. Nistri. 1875. 168 pp. No. 3 in **M.127.41
Lumley, Benjamin.

Reminiscences of the opera. London. Hurst & Blackett. 1864.
xx, 448 pp. Portrait. : **M.149.6
Deals with his management of His Majesty’s Theatre, London.

Lummis, Eliza O’Brien.

The Catholic theatre movement. [New York. 1913.] 7 pp.

’ **T.75-73
Luntley, John, editor.

Wattett, W. F. The public life of W. F. Wallett, the Queen’s
jester: an autobiography of forty years’ professional experience
and travels in the United Kingdom, the United States, Canada,
South America, Mexico, the West Indies, &c. London. 1870.
Portrait. **T 57.301

Lurieu, Jules Joseph Gabriel de.

Mémoires de Mlle Flore, artiste du Théatre des variétés. [Anon.
Par T. M. Dumersan et J. J. G. de Lurieu.] 2¢ édition. Paris.
Lévy. 1847. 3 v. **T 56.208

Lusson, Adrien Louis.

Projet d’un théatre d’opéra définitif pour la ville de Paris. En
remplacement de !’Opéra provisoire et recherches sur le lieu
propre a son érection. Paris. Gratiot. 1846. 24 pp. Maps.
Plans. No. 5 in **M.112.16

Lutherfestspiele, Die. Erpmann, G. A. 2874.76
Luti, Zoebida.

SIAMESE twins, The, Chang and Eng. With sketches of the lives

of Miss Swan, the Nova-Scotian giantess, and Zoebida Luti, the

lady of beauty. London. [1869.] Portraits. **T 56.234
Lyall, Edna, pseud. See Bayly, Ada Ellen.
“Lyceumize the theatre.” Wutiams, J. E. 6257.150

Lyden, Emile Ferdinand Mugnot de.

Le théatre d’autrefois et d’aujourd’hui. Cantatrices et comédiens.

1532-1882. Paris. Dentu. 1882. (3), 299 pp. **M 127.29
Lynn, H. 8S.

The adventures of the strange man Dr. H. S. Lynn. With a supple-

ment showing “How it’s done!” Leicester. Lamb. 1878. 88 pp.
*#T 98.8
Lynn, Neville.

The Thespian papers, being a series of humorous essays on subjects
of professional and amateur dramatic interest. London. Scott.
1887. 134 pp. Autograph facsimile. **T 97.264
Relates largely to British theatres.

Lyonnet, Henry.

Histoire du théatre. Dictionnaire des comédiens francais. (Ceux
dhier.) Biographie, bibliographie, iconographie. Paris. Librairie
Moliére [etc. 1902-12]. 2 v. Illus. Portraits. Manuscript fac-
similes, **T 53.21
Contents. — 1. A-D. 2. E-Z.

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Lyonnet, Henry. (Continued.)
Le théatre hors de France. Série 1-3. Paris. Ollendorff. 1897—
I9g00. 3 v. Illus. Portraits. Plates. Facsimiles. Plans.

6257.70; Toe
Contents. — 1. Le théatre en Espagne. 2. Le théatre au Portugal. 3. Le théatre
en Italie.

Lyons, France. Theatres.
Broucuoun, C. A. F. Les origines du théatre de Lyon. Mystéres,
farces et tragédies, troupes ambulantes— Moliére. Lyon. 1865.
¥*T 75.28
Lyon théatre. Journal paraissant tous les dimanches. Littérature —
beaux-arts — musique — biographies — nouvelles. Année 2. 1874.

Lyon. 1874. Portraits. **T 21.8
VINGTRINIER, E. Le théatre 4 Lyon au xvirre siécle. Lyon. 1879.
**T 75.9

Lyon théatre. Journal paraissant tous les dimanches. Littérature —
beaux-arts — musique — biographies — nouvelles. Année 2. 1874.
Lyon. 1874. 1v. Portraits. **T 21.8
The portraits are all photographs.

Lyre, The; a musical and theatrical register. [Edited by J. W. Hudson.]
Vol. 1, 2. [London.] 1841. 2v. Portraits. **M 122,21

Lyttelton, Thomas, 2d Baron Lyttelton.

VAUXHALL affray, The; or, the macaronies defeated. A compilation
of all the letters, squibs, &c., on both sides of that dispute.
London. 1773. ¥**T 97.337

M
M * * * Comre des guerres, & Ste de M. le D. le C. See Chaumont, —,
Chevalier de. i
M. ***, vieux comédien, pseud. See Grimod de La Reyniére, Alexandre
Balthasar Laurent.
M., E.

A brief defence of the stage, against the attacks of the Methodists
and other sectarians; in a letter to a friend, intended chiefly as a
reply to a pamphlet, written by Mr. Valentine Ward, entitled,
“The stage; a dangerous and irreconcilable enemy to Christianity.”
Dublin. Underwood. 1824. (3), 36 pp. **T 76.88
This pamphlet has been attributed to Eugene Macarthy.

M,, G.

An essay on the profession of a player, &c. To which is added a
description of the first theatre that was ever built, called the
theatre of Bacchus, at Athens. York. Peacock. 1816. **T.96.36

M., H., pseud. See Logan, William Hugh.

M., J.T. See Merle, Jean Toussaint.

M. L. J.D. B. See Meslé, le jeune, de Besancon.
Maas, Hermann.

Aussere Geschichte der englischen Theatertruppen in dem Zeitraum
von 1559 bis 1642. Louvain. Uystpruyst. 1907. x, 283 pp.
[Materialien zur Kunde des alteren englischen Dramas.] 2553.129
Litteratur, pp. vii, viii.

Die Kindertruppen: ein Kapitel aus der Geschichte der englischen
Theatergesellschaften in dem Zeitraume von 1559 bis 1642.
Inaugural-Dissertation. Bremen. Grube & Dathe. t1go01. vi,

(1), 35, (1) pp. 2552.121
Litteratur, p. (1)
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Mabille, Bal, Paris. See Bal Mabille, Paris.

McAfee, Helen Flora.

Pepys on the Restoration stage. New Haven. Yale University
Press. 1916. xi, 353 pp. Portraits. Plates. 4574.191
Bibliographies, pp. 327-336.

Macaroni, A, pseud. See Taylor, ——.

Macaroni, Scavoir vivre, and theatrical magazine, The. Oct. 1772- Dec.
1773. London, Printed for the authors, and sold by John Williams.
1772. 2v.in 1. Portraits. Plates. ¥#*T 26.52
The title varies. On the title-page and in the issues for Oct., 1772—Mar., 1773 it
is The Macaroni and theatrical magazine; in the issues for Apr.-Nov., 1773, it is
The Macaroni, Savoir vivre, and theatrical magazine.
Macarthy, Eugene.
A letter to the | King, on the question now at issue between the
“major” and “minor” theatres. London. Wilson. 1832. 16 pp.
Relates to the theatres of London. **T 76.77
Same. 2d edition. No. 4 in **G.3822.3
Macarthy, Eugene, alleged author.

A brief defence of the stage, against the attacks of the Methodists
and other sectarians; in a letter to a friend, intended chiefly as a
reply to a pamphlet, written by Mr. Valentine Ward, entitled,
“The stage; a dangerous and irreconcilable enemy to Christianity.”
Dublin. Underwood. 1824. (3), 36 pp. ¥**T 76.88

Macaulay, George Campbell.

Francis Beaumont. A critical study. London. Kegan Paul, Trench

& Co. 1883. vii, 200 pp. 2553.66; **T.57.122
Macauley, Elizabeth Wright.

Theatric revolution, or plain truth addressed to common sense.
London. The Author. 1819. 30 pp. **T 96.20
Relates to Edmund Kean and Charles Bucke’s tragedy of “The Italians.”
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 11 in **G.3824.13.

McBride, Thomas J., compiler.

Diagrams of the leading New York theatres. [New York. 1870.]

40 pp. No. 3 in *4388.51
Maccabe, Frederic.

The art of ventriloquism. Including full directions to learners how

to acquire a pleasing vocalization; with amusing dialogues. Lon-

don. Warne & Co. [1875.] iii—viii, 110 pp. **T 98.117
McCann, Walter Edgar.
Actors’ memories. [Philadelphia. 1869.] 262-265 pp. 7608.128

Cut from Lippincott’s Magazine, vol. 3 [*7345.1].
MacCarthy, Desmond.

The Court Theatre, 1904-1907: a commentary and criticism. With
an appendix containing reprinted programmes of the “Vedrenne-
Barker performances.” London. Bullen. 1907. xiv, (2), 169 pp.

“**T.78.73
McCarthy, Justin Huntly.

To Ada Rehan. [Poem.] (Jn D., E. A. Memories of Daly’s theatres.

P. 5. Portrait. [New York.] 1897.) **T76.195
Macchetta, Blanche Roosevelt.

Familiar faces. Victorien Sardou, poet, author and member of the
Academy of France. A personal study. Preface by W. Beatty-
Kingston. London. Kegan Paul, Trench, Tritbner & Co., Ltd.
1892. xiv, (1), 160 pp. Portrait. Autograph facsimile. **T.58.51

Same. [New York.] Low. [189-?] 101 pp. Portrait. Autograph
facsimile. ¥*T 57.286

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Macchetta, Blanche Roosevelt. (Continued.)

Stage-struck; or she would be an opera-singer. New York. Fords,

Howard & Hulbert. 1884. 521 pp. **M.104.38
Maccolini, Giuseppe. .

Della vita e dell’ arte di Antonio Tamburini fino al giugno del 1842.
Breve commentario. Faenza. Montanari & Marabini. [1842.]
22, (1) pp. 4049.187

MacColl, Malcolm.

The Ammergau Passion Play. With some introductory remarks on
the origin and development of miracle plays, and some practical
hints for the use of intending visitors. London. Rivington. 1870.
84 pp. **T 47.102

Same. 1871. 112 pp. 2866.5

McConaughy, James Lukens.

The school drama, including Palsgrave’s introduction to Acolastus.
New York. i913. 116 pp. [Columbia University. Teachers
College. Contributions to education. No. 57.] *3592.220.57

M‘Cready, William.

Fact versus fallacy; or, the true state of the case between (the man
who calls himself) John Prosser Edwin, comedian, late of the
Theatre-Royal, Newcastle, and William M‘Cready. Newcastle
on Tyne. Mitchell. 1807. 40 pp. **T 56.21

M‘Cready, William. Works about.

Epwin, J. P. An appeal to the public, relative to the conduct of
William M‘Cready in the case of the author, John Prosser Edwin,
comedian, of the Theatre-Royal, Newcastle. Newcastle-upon-
Tyne. 1807, | **T.57.59

— Candour versus calumny; being an ample refutation of the
malignant falsehoods and despicable misrepresentations lately
published by the man-ager, William M‘Cready. Written by the
man calline himself John Prosser Edwin, comedian. Newcastle
upon Tyne. 1807. **T57.58

McCullough, John.

Epwarps, H. Address delivered at St. George Hall, Philadelphia,

November 12th, 1885. Obsequies of John McCullough. [Phila-

delphia. 1885.] Portrait. **H 90.421
Winter, W., editor. In memory of John McCullough. New-York.
1889. Portrait. Plate. **T 55.62; etc.

McFadden, Elizabeth Apthorp, and Lilian E. Davis.
A selected list of plays for amateurs and students of dramatic expres-
sion in schools and colleges. With an introduction by Ludella
L. Peck. Cincinnati. McFadden. 1908. 96 pp. ¥2175.61
Macfall, Haldane.
Sir Henry Irving. Edinburgh. Foulis. 1906. 128 pp. Portraits.
; 4549a-195
McGibeny family. '
Tue McGipeny Famity. Fred. Pelham, manager. [Buffalo, N. Y.
Courier Lith. Co. 1883.] 4 pp. Portraits. Plate. In **T.11.3

Contains a short historical sketch of the musical McGibeny family, from the
Clevelaiud Herald, July 13, 1883, together with notices from other newspapers.

MacHumbug, Leonard, Esq., pseud.
Thespis to Apollo, an heroic epistle; proving the declining state of
the Irish stage, and the necessity of improving it. Dublin: Printed
by H. Colbert. 1792. 16 pp. No. 28 in **G.3822.3

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Mackay, Constance D’Arcy. ‘
Costumes and scenery for amateurs. A practical working handbook.
New York. Holt & Co. 1915. viii, 258 pp. Plates.

Includes costumes for children’s plays. 8076.214; Z.40d 19.4
How to produce children’s plays. New York. Holt & Co. 1915.
(5), 151 pp. 6257.105

Bibliography, p. 151. Appended is a list of plays for the public schools arranged
according to grade.

The little theatre in the United States. New York. Holt & Co.

1917. viii, 277 pp. Plates. 6257.147

McKay, Frederic Edward, and Charles Edgar Lewis Wingate, editors.

Famous American actors of to-day. New York. Crowell & Co.

1896.] 2 v. Portraits. 2346.119
The two volumes are paged continuously.
Same. viii, 300 pp. / **T 57.68

Mackaye, James Steele.

Curonotocicat list, A, of the dramatic works of [List A] Steele

Mackaye, [List B] Percy Mackaye (1917). [New York? 1917.]
**T.Cab.1.27
Mackaye, Percy.

The civic theatre in relation to the redemption of leisure. A book
of suggestions. New York. Kennerley. 1912. 308 pp. 6257.56
Relates especially to the United States.

The playhouse and the play and other addresses concerning the
theatre and democracy in America. New York. The Macmillan
Co. 1909. xiii, 210 pp. 6257.55; **T.47.34

Mackaye, Percy. Works about.

CuronotocicaL list, A, of the dramatic works of [List A] Steele Mac-

kaye, [List B] Percy Mackaye (1917). [New York? 1917.]
**TCab.1.27
Mackenzie, John Mansfield.

Catalogue of [his] very choice dramatic & general library, which
will be sold by auction by Sotheby, Wilkinson & Hodge, the 11th
day of March. London. 1889. 170 pp. ¥*T 65.18

Mackenzie, Robert Shelton, editor.

Rosert-Houpin, J. E. Life of Robert Houdin, the king of the
conjurors. Written by himself. Philadelphia. 1859. **T.97.353

— Same. Memoirs. Philadelphia. 1859. 6647.11

Mackenzie, William Roy.

The English moralities from the point of view of allegory. Boston.
Ginn & Co. 1914. xv, 278 pp. [Harvard studies in English.]
List of authorities and editions, pp. 271-273. 4579-237

Mackinlay, Malcolm Sterling.

Antoinette Sterling and other celebrities. Stories and impressions
of artistic circles. London. Hutchinson & Co. 1906. xiii, (1),
340 pp. Illus. Portraits. Facsimiles. 4044.126

Garcia, the centenarian, and his times. Being a memoir of Manuel
Garcia’s life and labours for the advancement of music and
science. Edinburgh. Blackwood. 1908. xii, (3), 335 pp. Por-
traits. Facsimiles. ; 4047.302

Mackinnon, Alan.

The Oxford amateurs. A short history of theatricals at the Univer-
sity. With a foreword by the Hon. & Rev. James Adderley.
London. Chapman & Hall, Ltd. 1910. xv, 309 pp. Portrait.

Plates. Facsimiles. 2497-183
Mainly an account of the Oxford University Dramatic Society.

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Macklin, Charles.

M-ckl-n’s Answer to Tully. To Mark mae Esqre. At his
house in —Elizium. London. Printed ig . Stonehouse and
sold by P. Davey and B. Law. 1755. I9 p **T 97.56
Signed C. M. Tully in the shades is, in all srokebilice, Samuel Foote.

Mr. Macklin’s Reply to Mr. Garrick’s Answer. Prefix’d all the
papers, which have publickly appeared, in regard to this important
dispute. London: Printed for J. Roberts. 1743. 36 pp.

**T..97.323
Other copies are on shelf-numbers No. 8 in **G.3823.9; No. 7 in **G.3823.18.

Macklin, Charles. Works about.

APOLOGY, An, for the conduct of Mr. Charles Macklin, comedian;
which, it is hoped, will have some effect in favour of an aged
player, by whom the public at large have for many years been
uncommonly gratified. London. 1773. #**T56.326; etc.

CasE, Mr. Macklin late of Coyent-Garden Theatre, against Mess.
Clarke, Aldys, Lee, James, and Miles. Edinburgh. [1775.]

**T 56.255

CitizEN of the world, A, pseud. The genuine arguments of the
council, with the opinion of the court of King’s Bench, on cause
shewn, why an information should not be exhibited against John
Stephen James, Joseph Clarke, for a riotous conspiracy, founded
to deprive Charles Macklin, one of the comedians, belonging to
the Theatre Royal in Covent Garden, of his livelihood. London.

1774. No. 3 in **G.3824.4
Concreve, F. A. Authentic memoirs of the late Mr. Charles Macklin,
comedian. London. 1708. ¥**T 56.287; etc.

Coox, W. Memoirs of Charles Macklin, comedian, with the
dramatic characters, manners, anecdotes, &c., of the age in which
he lived, and a chronological list of all the parts played by him.

London. 1804. Portrait. ¥**T 56.199; etc.
Foote, S. An epistle from Tully in the shades [pseud.], to orator
Ma..... nin Covent Garden. London. 1755. #*T 97.55; etc.

Kirxan, J. T. Memoirs of the life of Charles Macklin. Principally
compiled from his own papers and memorandums: which
contain his criticisms on and characters and anecdotes of
most of his contemporaries. London. 1799. 2 v. Portrait.

**T 56.201; etc.

M-—cxi—n’s Answer to Tully. London. 1755. ¥**T.97.56

Parry, E. A. Charles Macklin. New York. 1801. **T 57.3; etc.

Maclaren, Archibald.

Memoir of Archibald Maclaren, dramatist; with a list of his works.

Edinburgh. 1835. ¥**T 58.43; etc.
McLeod, Addison.

Plays and players in modern Italy. A study of the Italian stage
as affected by the political and social life, manners ahd character
of to-day. London. Smith, Elder & Co. 1912. (11), 355, (1) pp.
Portraits. Plates. 6257.68

M‘Moral, Archibald, pseud.

Second-sight; or, the consequences of the reception given to Miss
Foote, on the 5th February, 1825. London. Sherwood, Jones, &
Co. 1825. 24 pp. **T 56.260

M‘Nicoll, David. =

A rational enquiry concerning the opération of the stage on the

morals of society. Newcastle upon Tyne. Charnley. 1823. 88 pp.
**T 96.39

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Macready, Mary.

Memoir of Mrs. Macready, with opinions of the press in the cities
where she has performed. New York. 1857. v, 108 pp. Por-
trait. ; 4444.88

Macready, William Charles.

Catalogue of [his] library. Also the collection of pictures [etc.].
Which will be sold by Christie, Manson & Woods. [London.
1873.] 30 pp. No. 3 in **M.141.29

The diaries of -William Charles Macready, 1833-1851. Edited by
William Toynbee. New York. Putnam. 1912. 2 v. Portraits.

4574-174

Macready’s Reminiscences, and selections from his diaries and letters.

Edited by Sir Frederick Pollock, Bart. London. Macmillan &

Co. 1875. 2v. Portraits. Autograph facsimile. **T 56.204
Another copy is on shelf-number *R.9.548.
‘Same. New York. xv, (1), 750 pp. 6540b.70

To the public of Philad’a. In a card published in’the Public Ledger
and other morning papers. Mr. Forrest having avowed himself
the author of the statements, Nov. 22d, 1848. Broadside. [Phila-
delphia.] 1848. **T 53.5
Relates to a quarrel between Macready and Forrest.

Macready, William Charles. Works about.

Account of the terrific and fatal riot at the New-York Astor Place
Opera House, May roth, 1849; with the quarrels of Forrest and
Macready, including all the causes which led to that awful tragedy.
New-York. 1849. Plate. "4374.27; **T.56.116; etc.

AMEKICAN citizen, An, pseud. A rejoinder to “The replies from
England, etc., to certain statements circulated in this country
respecting Mr. Macready.” With an impartial history and review
of the lamentable occurrences at the Astor Place Opera House.
New York. 1840. 4374.72; **T.56.117; etc.

Arcuer, W. William Charles Macready. London. 1890.

2546.1003 **T.57.2

Brier memoir, A, of Mr. Macready. London. 1845. **T 56.289

C., A. B., pseud. The drama, the press, and Mr. Macready. London.
[1842.] **'T 56.288

CRITICAB examination, A, of the respective performances of Mr.
Kean & Mr. Macready, in Cibber’s alteration of Shakespeare’s
historical play of King Richard the Third. London. 1819.

**G.,3937.33; etc.

Fox, W. J. A biographical sketch of William C. Macready. Por-

trait. (In Shakespeare, William. The complete works. Part tv.,

pp. 1-16. London. [1851.]) **G,4010.11
GrinsteD, T. P. Gallery of theatrical portraits. V: William Charles
Macready. [London. 1857.] No. 9-0b in **G.3930.13.2
Lion’s head, The. Mr. Macready’s letter to the editor. [London.
1823.] 480-491 pp. No. 7 in **G.3930.13.2
Littieton, R. H. The biography of William C. Macready, tragedian.
London. [1851?] Portrait. **T 56.290
Pottock, J., Lady. Macready as I knew him. London. 1884.
2540b.86; **T.57.208
Price, W. T. iA life of William Charles Macready. New York.
[1894.] Portrait. **T 59.40

Repuies, The, from England, etc., to certain statements circulated
in this country respecting Mr. Macready. New York. 1849.
¥**T 56.124; etc.

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Macready, William Charles. Works about. (Continued.)
Scuarr, Sir G. Recollections of the scenic effects of Covent Garden
Theatre during the season 1838-9. London. 1839. (39) plates.

**T 57.1
Wattace, E. Sketches of Mr. Macready’s attitudes in Ion. N. p.
[183-?] 12 portraits. #*T. 53.20

McVicker, James Hubert. :
A plain talk about the theatre. Chicago. Revell. [1882.] 83 pp.
¥*T 78.77
The “plain talk,’’ which opposes the theatres, is followed by a correspondence
between Herrick Johnson, Edwin C. Larned and James H. McVicker, the two
latter defending it.

The press, the pulpit, and the stage. A lecture at Central Music Hall,
Chicago, November 28, 1882. Chicago. The Western News Co.
-1883. 79 pp. Portrait. Autograph facsimile. **T 76,29

The theatre; its early days in Chicago. A paper read before the
Chicago Historical Society. Chicago. 1884. 88 pp. ¥*T 76.26

Mad Bull, A, pseud. :
* The O-Pceiad, a satire. London. The Author. 1810. 16 pp. .
Refers to the Old Prices Riot in 1809. No. 3 in **G.3824.5
Mad Tom, pseud. See Sowerby, .
Maddern, Minnie. See Fiske, Minnie Maddern.
Maddison, Robert. ;

An examination of the oratorios which have been performed this
season, at Covent-Garden Theatre. [Anon.] London: Printed
for G. Kearsly. 1763. (4), 63 pp. No. 3 in **G.3824.1

Mademoiselle Blanche. Barry, J. D. ¥*T 87.15
Madero, Marcus Antonius, editor.

Caturacu1, N. Nicolai Calliachii De ludis scenicis mimorum, &

pantomimorum syntagma posthumum. Patavii. 1713. Portrait.
**G.294.54

 

Madrid, Spain. Theatres.

DespEvizes pu Dézert, G. N. Le théatre populaire 4 Madrid. (In

Entre camarades. Pp. 273-278. Paris. 1901.) 2671.161
Madrid, Spain. Theatres. Teatro Moratin.

CHAUDERLOT, , and F. Fresteau. Proyecto de casas pertenecientes
al St Don José de Fontagud Gargollo. Teatro [Moratin]. Madrid.
1871. 23 plans. ¥Cab.60.82.5

Maeder, Clara Fisher.

Autobiography. Edited by Douglas Taylor. New-York. 18097.
xviii, (1), 138 pp. Portraits. Facsimiles. Autograph facsimile.
[Dunlap Society. Publications.] **T 95.16

Maennel, Lina, editor. _

Jahrbuch des kaiserl. kénigl. Hof-Burgtheaters fiir das Jahr 1908.

Herausgegeben von Lina Mannel. Wien. Im Selbstverlage der

Herausgeberin. [1908.] ¥**T 78.74
The Jahrbuch for 1909 is included in the Amtliches Jahrbuch der kaiserlich
k6niglichen Hoftheater in Wien [**T.78.75].

Maffei, Francesco Scipione, Marchese.

_ A compleat history of the ancient amphitheatres. More peculiarly
regarding the architecture of those buildings, and in particular
that of Verona. Made English from the Italian original by
Alexander Gordon. London: Printed for Harmen Noorthouck.
1730. xvi, 412, (11) pp. Plates. Plans. *ET 77.14

Same. 2d edition, enlarged. Printed for W. Sare. [1735?] **T.77.15

Maffei, Scipione, Marchese. See Maffei, Francesco Scipione, Marchese...

 

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Magazine articles, Miscellaneous. Vol. 1-5. N.p. N.d. 5 v. Por-

traits. Plates. ¥**T 16.1
Each volume has an index.

Magazine subject index, The. See Annual magazine subject index.
Magen, Adolphe.
La troupe de Moliére 4 Agen d’aprés un document inédit. [ze édition,

2e tirage.] Paris. Picard. 1877. 44 pp. **T 56.144
Magic. See Legerdemain.
Magician, A, in many lands. Bassert, J. 3015.78
Magician’s tour, A. KeEvvar, H. 6267.69; **T.57.356

Magne, Auguste.

Monographie du nouveau théatre du Vaudeville, érigé par la ville

de Paris. Paris. Ducher. 1873. 14pp. 30 plates. *Cab.60.81.3
Magnin, Charles.

Histoire des marionnettes en Europe depuis l’antiquité jusqu’a nos
jours. Paris. Lévy. 1852. (3), 346 pp. **T 95.84

Same. 2e édition, corrigée. 1862. (3), 356 pp. 6297.25

Les origines du théatre antique et du théatre moderne ou histoire
du génie dramatique depuis le ref jusqu’ au xvie siécle. Paris.
Eudes. [183-?] (8), xxxii, 522 pp. 4673.67; **T.46.4
The dedication and the errata are missing in the copy on shelf-number **T.46.4.

Same. Les origines du théatre moderne ou histoire du génie
dramatique depuis le rer jusqu’ au xvie siécle, précédée d’une
introduction contenant des Etudes sur les origines du théAtre
antique. Tome 1. Paris. 1838. 6671.72

Magrini, Antonio.

Il Teatro Olimpico nuovamente descritto ed illustrato. Padova.

Tipi del Seminario. 1847. 100 pp. Plate. ¥*T..96.4
Mague de Saint-Aubin, Jacques Antoine.

La réforme des théatres, ou vues d’un amateur, sur les moyens
d’avoir toujours des acteurs 4 talens sur les théatres de Paris &
des grandes villes du royaume, & de prévenir les abus des troupes
ambulantes, sans priver les petites villes de l’agrément des spec-
tacles. A Paris, chez Guillot. 1787. iv, 125, (2) pp.  **T.76.112

Mahalin, Paul.
Au bout de la lorgnette. Paris. Tresse. 1883. (3), 338 pp. **T.57.23

Sketches of Parisian actors and dramatists.
Ces petites dames du théatre. [Anon.] Paris. 1862. 128 pp. Plate.

Relates to the theatres of Paris. ¥**T 59.18

Les jolies actrices de Paris. Série [1-]5. Paris. Pache & Deffaux

[etc.]. 1868-89. 5 v. Illus. Portraits. ¥*T 57.24

Les mémoires du Bal Mabille. [Anon.] Paris. 1864. (3), 124 pp.

Portrait. **T 99.46
Mesdames de Cceur-Volant. Paris. Dentu. 1886. (3), 364 pp.

**T.87.50

A collection of short stories and plays, some of them relating to the theatre.

Maid, A, of the Malverns. Porter, T. H. **T 87.101; etc.

Maillet-Duclairon, Antoine.
Essai sur la connoissance des théatres francois. [Anon.] A Paris,

chez Prault pére. 1751. x, (2), 105, (3) pp. **G.3563.19
Relates chiefly to the Paris theatres.

Maindron, Charles Ernest.
Les affiches illustrées: (1886-1895.) Paris. Boudet. 1806. (5), ii,

251 pp. Illus. Plates, some colored. ¥ 4071.45
This contains a number of theatre posters.

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Maindron, Charles Ernest. (Continued.)

Marionnettes et guignols, les poupées agissantes et parlantes a
travers les Ages. Paris. Juven. [1900.] (7), 381 pp. Illus. Por-
traits. Plates, some colored. 4671.88

Les programmes illustrés des théatres et des cafés-concerts, menus,
cattes d’invitation, petites estampes, etc. Préface par Pierre
Veber. Paris. Lamm. [1807.] (12), 40 pp. (62) plates, mostly
colored. ¥*T 12.6

Same. [Tome] 1. (8), 40 pp. (60) plates. *4071.46

Maindron, Ernest. See Maindron, Charles Ernest.
Maine, Anne Louise Bénédicte de Bourbon, Duchesse du.

Jutuen, J. L. A. La comédie a la cour. Les théatres de société
royale pendant le siécle dernier. La Duchesse du Maine et les
grandes nuits de Sceaux, Madame de Pompadour’et le Théatre
des petits cabinets, le théatre de Marie-Antoinette 4 Trianon.

Paris. [1883.] Portraits. Plates. ¥*T 73.4
———_ Les grandes nuits de Sceaux. Le théatre de la Duchesse du
Maine. Paris. 1876. **T.95.51

Mainz, Germany. Theatres.

Petu, J. Geschichte des Theaters und der Musik zu Mainz. Ein
Beitrag zur deutschen Theatergeschichte. Mainz. 1879, 83. 2 v.
in I. ¥**T 76.23

Maiquez, Isidoro.

Crossy, M. R. Maiquez. Read before The Castilian Club. (Jn
Castilian Club. Original papers. Vol. 33, pp. 35-47. Portrait.
Boston. IgIr.) ¥**G_161.1.33

Maitresses, Les, de Moliére. Puirreau, B. J. ¥*T 57.331

Major and minor theatres. A concise view of the question, as regards
the public, the patentees, and the profession, with remarks on
the decline of the drama, and the means of its restoration. Added,
the petition now lying for signature. By one of the public.
London. Strange. 1832. 24 pp. **T.76.72
Relates to the theatres of London. Another copy is on shelf-number No. 5 in
**G. 3522.3, which lacks pp. 17-24.

Making up.

ALTMANN, F. Die Maske des Schauspielers. Practische Anleitung
in der Kunst, sich zu schminken. Berlin. [1875.] **T..97.91

Haceman, M. Hageman’s Make-up book. Grease-paints: their

origin, use and application. Chicago. [1898.] ” 6257.27
Haresroor and Rouge, pseud. How to “make-up.” A practical guide.
London. 1877. Colored plates. **T 77.166; etc.
Morton, C. The art of theatrical make-up. London. 1909. Por-
trait. Plate. 6003.91
Younc, J. Making up. New York. [1905.] Illus. Portraits. Plates.
6257.26

Makower, Stanley Victor.
The art of pantomime ballet. (Jn Grey, Robin, pseud. Studies in music
by various authors. Pp. 274-291. New York. 1901.) 4046.110
Mal du théatre, Le. Drscuaumes, E. **T 77.140
Malassis, A. P. See Poulet-Malassis, Paul Emmanuel Auguste.
Malcolm, James Peller.
Anecdotes of the manners and customs of London during the
eighteenth century. 2d edition. Vol.’ 2. London. Longman,
Hurst, Rees & Orme. 1810. *2496.106.2

Amusement: detail of its principal varieties since 1700, pp. 107-311.

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Malcolm, James Peller. (Continued.)

Anecdotes of the manners and customs of London from the Roman
invasion to the year 1700. 2d edition. Vol. 3. London. Long-
man, Hurst, Rees, Orme & Brown. 1811. *2496.105.3
Amusements, pp. 1-105.

Malherbe, Charles Théodore.

Histoire de l’?Opéra-Comique. La seconde Salle Favart. 1840-1887.
[Par] Albert Soubies et Charles Malherbe. Paris. Marpon &
Flammarion. 1892, 93. 2v. Plate. Facsimile. **M .139a.11

Précis de Vhistoire de l’Opéra-Comique. [Par] Albert Soubies et
Charles Malherbe. Paris. Dupret. 1887. 68 pp.

Another copy is on shelf-number **M,120a.35. 2639a.67; No. I in **M.208.31
Malibran, Maria Felicita Garcia.
Barsieri, G. Notizie biografiche di M. F. Malibran. Milano. 1836.

Portrait. No. 3 in **M.125.7
Bertranp, J. La Malibran. Anecdotes. Paris. 1864. Portrait.
**M.128.59

Bunn, A. A grand commemoration of the departed genius of music!
Malibran. [Verses.] London. [1836.] Plate.
**T,36.71; No. 2 in **M.147.34
Husk, W. H., editor. Templeton & Malibran. Reminiscences, with -
original letters and anecdotes. London. [1880.] Portraits.
**M.149.29; etc.
Lecouvé, G. J. B. E. W. Maria Malibran. Paris. [1880.]
**M 109.143 etc.
Meriin, M. vz S. C., Comtesse pe. Memoirs and letters of Madame

Malibran. Philadelphia. 1840. 2 v. 4049.265; etc.
Natuan, I. Memoirs of Madame Malibran de Beriot. London.
1836, No. 1 in **M.147.3.1; etc.
ParotssE-Poucin, F. A. A. Marie Malibran. The story of a great
singer. London. i911. Portrait. 4047.303
[Press notices on the life and death of Madame Malibran. Lon-
don? 183-?] ¥#*M 376.22

Malitourne, Armand, and others.
Traité du mélodrame, par Mm. A! A! A [pseud. de Armand Mali-
tourne, Juste Abel Hugo et Jean Joseph Ader]. Paris. Delaunay.
1817. viij, 70, (1) pp. **T.96.307
Malle, La, du tragédien. [N. p. 18—?] 245-263 pp. **T 96.160
A stery of theatrical life. Cut from some book or periodical.
Malliot, Antoine Louis.
La musique au théatre. Paris. Amyot. 1863. viii, 432 pp. Tables.
**M.129.20.
Le nouveau régime des théatres dans les départements. Fondation
des thédtres impériaux de la province. Rouen. Lapierre & cé.
1865. 62 pp. ¥**T 97.222
Favors state subsidies for theatres outside of Paris.
Malo, Charles, editor.
ALMANACH des spectacles par K. Y. Z. [pseud.]. Année [1-]8. Paris.
[1818-25.] 8 v. Colored portraits. **T 29.18
Malone, Edmund. ;
Catalogue of early English poetry and other miscellaneous work
illustrating the British drama, preserved in the Bodleian Library.
Oxford University Press. 1836. viii, 52 pp. ¥#*G,50.24
An historical account of the rise and progress of the English stage,
and of the economy and usages of our ancient theatres. [With

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Malone, Edmund. (Continued.)
additions by G. Steevens.] (Jn Shakespeare, William. Plays.

Vol. 3. Basil. M. nec. 1c.) 6602.18
Other editions are on shelf-numbers 4594.3.3; **G.3936.35.3; **G.4035.1.3.
Malone, John, editor.

Wecetin, O. Early American plays, 1714-1830: being a compilation
of the titles of plays by American authors published and per-
formed in America-previous to 1830. New York. 1900. [Dunlap
Society. Publications.] ¥*T.95.23

Malone Society.
Collections. Vol. 1. [Oxford.] ro11. 1v.in4. Facsimiles. **G.4077.15
Edited by W. W. Greg. Relates to the drama and the theatre in England.
Man in the Moon, The. [Weekly.] Consisting of essays and critiques
on the politics, morals, manners, drama, &c. of the present day.
No. 1-24. Nov. 12, 1803-—Jan. 28, 1804. London. Highley. 1804.
(3), 104, (2) pp. **T.26.10

Cushing attributes this work to George Brewer.
Man of the world, A.
Paropy, A, and answer to W. C. C.’s essay on the evil tendency of
the theatre. By “A man of the world”; but not a “Macsycophant”

[pseud.]. Edinburgh. 1834. **T 95.34
Management. Hum, Humphrey, Esq., pseud. **®T 96.181
Manager’s note-book. No. 1-14. November, 1837—December, 1838.

[London. 1837, 38.] 14 numbers in x v. **G_3822.7

Same. No. 2-7, 9, 10. ¥#€G,_3930.13

A collection of biographies of the leading actors on the English stage, extracted
from the New Monthly Magazine [Period. Room *5317.1].

Manchester, England. Theatres.
Mancuester Dramatic and Musical Review, The. [Weekly.] No. 1,
2, 4-12, 12 (supplement), 13-16, 16 (supplement), 17-28, 28 (supple-
ment), 20-43. Nov. 14, 1846—Sept. 4, 1847. [Manchester.] 1846,
47. ; **T 26.39
MANCHESTER GUARDIAN, The. The Manchester stage, 1880-1900.
Criticisms reprinted from “The Manchester Guardian.” West-

minster. [1900.] **T 48.9
Procter, R. W. Manchester in holiday dress. London. 1866.

**T.77.89

— Our turf, our stage, and our ring. Manchester. 1862. Illus.

Plate. **T 97.162

Squis, The; being a satire on passing events in Lancashire. [Con-
taining criticisms on performances at the Manchester theatres.
Weekly.] No. 26, 27. Jan. 26, Feb. 2, 1833. [Manchester. 1833.]

**T 26.60

Waite, J. F. An appeal to the public at large, of the town of
Manchester, but chiefly addressed to the violent opposers of J.
F. White, comedian: with observations on the management of
theatres, and the peculiar situation of performers in general.
Manchester. 1803. **T 57.46

Manchester, England. Theatres. THEATRE ROYAL.

Arcus; or, the theatrical observer: containing critical, yet impartial
strictures, on the merits and demerits of the principal performers,
of the Theatre Royal, Manchester. To be continued every fort-
night. No. 1-6. Nov. 24, 1804~—Feb. 9, 1805. Manchester. Dean

& Co. 1804, 05. **T 98.64
Canpip hearer, A, pseud. The censor, or theatrical review. To be
continued occasionally. Manchester. 1807. ¥*T 76.153

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Manchester, England. Theatres. Tueratre Roya. (Continued.)
Puitipi, pseud. A peep into the Theatre-Royal, Manchester; with
some remarks on the merits and demerits of the peMormers.

Manchester. 1800. **T 98.63
Prompter, The; or, theatrical investigator. [Weekly.] No. [1-]19.
Manchester. Wilson [etc. 1815, 16]. **T 28.10
TuHeEatRicaL Censor, The. [Weekly.] No. 1-6. May 24-June 28,
1828. [Manchester. 1828.] **T 98.66

TueatricaL Inquisitor, The; or, an enquiry into what two worthy
managers have promised, and what performed. Manchester.
1804. ¥kT 977,12

Townsman, The. No. 1-24. Addressed to the inhabitants of Man-
chester, on theatricals. Manchester. [1803-05.] **T 26.65; etc.

Union Pilot, The, and co-operative intelligencer. Vol. 1 (no. 2).

Jan. 21, 1832. [Manchester.] 1832. **T 26.48
Watson, J. An address to the inhabitants of Manchester, on
theatricals, by a townsman. Manchester. [1803.] ¥*T 77,29

Manchester Dramatic and Musical Review, The. [Weekly.] No. 1, 2,
4-12, 12 (supplement), 13-16, 16 (supplement), 17-28, 28 (supple-
ment), 29-43. Nov. 14, 1846-—Sept. 4, 1847. [Manchester.] 1846,
47. ¥**T 26.39

Manchester Guardian, The.

The Manchester stage, 1880-1900. Criticisms reprinted from “The
Manchester Guardian.” Westminster. Constable & Co. [1900.]
241 pp. **T. 48.9

Mann, Charles N.

The private library and collection of portraits of Charles N. Mann.
For sale at auction. New York. The Anderson Auction Co. 1907.
2v.in 1. [No. 540, 541.] **T 65.30
Contents. — 1. The library. Books dramatic and thideellancous: z. Engravings,
autographs, playbills, etc.

Manne, Armand Edmond Denis de.

Galerie historique des comédiens de la troupe de Talma. Notices
sur les principaux sociétaires de la Comédie francoise depuis 1789
jusqu’ aux trente premiéres années de ce siécle. (Ouvrage faisant
suite 4 La troupe de Voltaire.) Avec des portraits par Frédéric
Hillemacher. Lyon. Scheuring. 1866. ix, 436, (3) pp. Portraits.

**T.56.93

Galerie historique des comédiens francois de la troupe de Voltaire.
Gravés par Henri Lefort. Avec des détails biographiques inédits,
recueillis sur chacun d’eux par E.-D. de Manne. Nouvelle édition
augmentée. Lyon. Scheuring. 1877. viii, 424, (3) pp. Portraits.

4644.51; **T.56.92
Manne, Armand Edmond Denis de, and Charles Ménétrier.

Galerie historique de la Comédie francaise. Pour servir de complé-
ment a La troupe de Talma. Depuis le commencement du siécle
jusqu’a V’année 1853. Ornée de portraits par Fugére. Lyon.
Scheuring. 1876. viii, 310, (1) pp. Portraits. 2656.66; **T.56.94

Galerie historique des acteurs francais, mimes et paradistes qui se
sont rendus célébres dans les annales des scénes secondaires
depuis 1760 jusqu’a nos jours. Pour servir de complément a La
troupe de Nicolet. Ornée de portraits par J.-M. Fugére. Lyon.
Scheuring. 1877. viii, 384 pp. Portraits. 2653.68; **T.56.95

Galerie historique des comédiens de la troupe de Nicolet. Notices
sur certains acteurs et mimes qui se sont fait un nom dans les

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Manne, Armand Edmond Denis de, and Charles Ménétrier. (Continued.)
annales des scenes secondaires depuis 1760 jusqu’a nos jours.
Avec des portraits gravés a l’eau-forte par Frédéric Hillemacher.
Lyon. Scheuring. 1869. viii, 414, (1) pp. Illus. Portraits.
¥**T 56.340
Manne, E. D. de. See Manne, Armand Edmond Denis de.
Mannheim, Germany. . Theatre.
Hermann, E. Das Mannheimer Theater vor hundert Jahren. Mann-

heim. 1886. ¥*T 77.59
Korrxa, W. Iffland und Dalberg. Geschichte der classischen
Theaterzeit Mannheims. Leipzig. 1865. 4889a.7

Marterste1c, M. Die Protokolle des Mannheimer Nationaltheaters

unter Dalberg aus den Jahren 1781 bis 1789. Mannheim. 1800.

; **T 76,188

Picuter, A. Chronik des Grossherzoglichen Hof- und National-

Theaters in Mannheim. Zur Feier seines hundertjahrigen Beste-

hens. Mannheim. 1879. Plate. ¥*#€T 75.69

Manni, Domenico Maria.

Notizie istoriche intorno al Parlagio ovvero anfiteatro di Firenze.

In Bologna. 1746. Per Tommaso Colli. xii, 39, (1) pp. **T.74.20
Manning, Philip.

Idealismus und Realismus in der deutschen Schauspielkunst, wahrend

deren Blithezeit, 1760-1840. Inaugural-Dissertation, Basel. Frei-

burg i. B. 1892. tor, (1) pp. 6874.52
Mansel, Robert.

Free thoughts upon Methodists, actors, and the influence of the

stage. With an introductory letter upon the origin of the drama,

&c. Likewse, a discourse on the lawfulness and unlawfulness of

plays, by Father Caffaro. Hull: The Author. 1814. iv, (7), 206,

(1) pp. **T.77.170
Same. (Jn A defence of the drama. Pp. 19-294. New York. 1826.)
Another copy is on shelf-number **K.37.12. e*T 78.6

A short struggle for stage or no stage: originating in a sermon,
preached by Thomas Best in St. James’s Church, Sheffield.

Sheffield. Todd. [1818.] 16 pp. **T 76.86

A collection of letters principally by or to Robert Mansel and published by him.
Another copy is on shelf-number **T.96.63.

Mansfield, Richard.
Witstacu, P. Richard Mansfield. The man and the actor. New
York. 1908. Portraits. 4343-273
Wintrr, W. Life and art of Richard Mansfield. With selections
from his letters. New York. 1910. 2v. Portraits. Plate. Fac-

simile. 4343.275
Manteau, Le, d’Arlequin. Monracne, F. C, P. **T 77,128
Mantel, A. P.

Rachel. Détails inédits. Paris. Delahays. 1858. 96 pp. Manu-

script facsimile. ' ¥**T 99.32.

Mantellini, G., translator.

Ristori, A. Memoirs and artistic studies of Adelaide isnt With
biographical appendix by L. D. Ventura. New York. 1907. Por-
traits. Plates. 2742.95

Mantzius, Carl.

A history of theatrical art in ancient and modern times. With an

introduction by William Archer. Authorized translation by

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Louise von Cossel. Jondon. Duckworth & Co. 1903-09. 5 v.
Portraits. Plates. Plans. 6252.66
Contents. — 1. The earliest times: Introduction; Author’s introduction; The
Chinese theatre; The Japanese theatre; The Indian theatre; The Greek theatre;
The Roman theatre. 2. The Middle Ages and the Renaissance: Ecclesiastical
plays; Secular plays; Italian comcdy and the professional actors; The develop-
ment of the stage of the Renaissance; Appendix; Bibliography; Index. 3. The
Shakespearean period in England. 4. Moliére and his times: The theatre in
France in the 17th century. 5. The great actors of the eighteenth century.

Moliére. Les théatres, le public & les comédiens de son temps.
Traduit du danois par Maurice Pellisson. Paris. Colin. 1908.
(3), xvi, 315 pp. Illus. Portraits. Plates. Plan. ¥**T55.102
Bibliographie, pp. 301, 302.

Manuei, R., pseud.

La comédie de salon. Comment on la monte et comment on la joue.
Paris. Kolb. [1892.] (3), 263, (1) pp. Illus. [Guides de la vie
pratique. ] 2679a.115

Manuel dramatique. Gerorrroy, J. L. ¥*T 49.11
Manuel du vaudevilliste. [Anon.] See Tourret, Gaspard.
Manzi, Guglielmo.

Discorso sopra gli spettacoli, le feste, ed il lusso degl’ Italiani nel
secolo xiv. Con note ed illustrazioni. Roma. Mordacchini.
1818. 190 pp. Plate. 2740.8

Mapes, Victor.

Duse and the French. With an introduction by Daniel Frohman.
New-York. 1899. ix, (1), 56, (4) pp. Portrait. Autograph fac-
simile. [Dunlap Society. Publications.] **T 95.19

Mar, Cecil, translator. ‘

Racovitza-ScHewitscH, H., Baronin. von. Princess Helene von

Racowitza. An autobiography. New York. toto. Portrait. 2845.109
Mara, Gertrud Elisabeth.
Niecur, A. Gertrud Elisabeth Mara: eine deutsche Kiinstlerin des

18. Jahrhunderts. [Leipzig. 1881.] No. 8 in **M.215.4
UNGaRN-STERNBERG, A., Freiherr von. Kiinstlerbilder. Band 1: Gertrud
Mara. Leipzig. 1861. 6898.144.1

Marbach, Gotthard Oswald.

Dramaturgische Blatter. Heft 1, 2. Leipzig. Friese. 1866. 134,
(1) pp. No. 2 in **G.3914.24
Contents. — 1. Vorwort: Die Kunst der Neuzeit. — Innere Griinde des Verfalls
der Bithne der Gegenwart. — Das Staatstheater zu Athen, 2, Aeussere Griinde
des Verfalls der Biihne der Gegenwart. — Das Theater als Kunstanstalt und das
Interesse des Staates an demselben.

Marble, Danforth.

Ketty, J. F. Dan. Marble; a biographical sketch of that humorist,
with reminiscences, comicalities, anecdotes, etc. New York.
[1851.] Plates. ¥*T 58.35

Marc-Constantin. See Constantin, Marc.
Marcello, Benedetto.

Le théatre a la mode au xvitie siécle. (Il teatro alla moda.) Tra-
duction précédée d’une étude sur Marcello par Ernest David.
Paris.. Fischbacher. 1890. (3), 156 pp. No. 5 in **M.139.22

Marchand, Jean Henri. -

Remonstrances des comédiens francois au roi. [Anon. Paris. 1753.]

16 pp. ” **T 98.94
Marcosson, Isaac Frederick, editor.

Turnour, J. The autobiography of a clown. New York. Igto.

Portraits. 2249.91

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Charles Frohman: manager and man. With an appreciation by James
M. Barrie. New York. Harper. 1916. (5), 440 pp. Illus. Portraits.
Mentions many actors and actresses. 4343-2703; **T.56.337

Mareschal, G., prefacer.

Ducom, J. Le cinématographe scientifique et industriel. Traité

pratique de cinématographie. Paris. 1911. Illus. Plates. Plans.
8039a.58
Margaret, pseud.

Theatrical sketches. Here and there with prominent actors. New

York. The Merriam Co. [1894.] 217 pp. Portraits.
4349a.244; **T.58.111
Marggraff, Hermann, editor. f

Allgemeines Theater-Lexikon oder Encyklopadie alles wissens-
werthen fiir Bihnenkiinstler, Dilettanten und Theaterfreunde,
unter Mitwirkung der fachkundigsten Schriftsteller Deutschlands
heraugegeben von R. Blum, K. Herlosssohn, H. Marggraff. Neue
Ausgabe. Altenburg. 1846. 7 v. in 3. Plates. Plan. **T.78.69

Contents. — 1. A-Bouilly. 2. Boulanger—Devise. 3. Devrient-Garnitur. 4.
Garrick-Ker. 5. Kette-Niais. 6. Niccolini-Sisyphus. 7. Situation—Zwischen-
spiel. — Nachtrage, Zusadtze und Berichtigungen.

Mariana, Juan de.
De spectacvlis. (Ju hig Tractatvs vu. Pp. 127-188. Colonize
Agrippine. 1709.) ** HT 62.13
In opposition to the theatre. Another copy is on shelf-number **D.272.9.
Mariani, Angelo.
Figures contemporaines tirées de l’Album Mariani. Vol. 1, 2. Paris.
Flammarion [& Floury]. 1894, 96. 2 v. Portraits. Manuscript
facsimiles. ¥*T 53.14

Contains biographical sketches of several actors and singers, accompanied by
portraits, and facsimiles of commendations of Vin Mariani.

Marie Antoinette, Queen of Louis XVI., of France.
JuLuien, J. L. A. La comédie 4 la cour. La Duchesse du Maine et
_ les grandes nuits de Sceaux, Madame de Pompadour et le Théatre
des petits cabinets, le théatre de Marie-Antoinette a Trianon.
Paris. [1883.] Portraits. Plates. ¥*T 73.4
Marie Burroughs art portfolio, The, of stage celebrities. A collection
of photographs of the leaders of dramatic and lyric art. Chicago.
Marquis & Co. 1894. 14 partsin1v. Portraits. [International
photographic series.] 2240a.61 ; **T.54,12

Marignié, Jean Etienne Francois de, translator.

Murpuy, A. Vie de David Garrick, suivie de deux lettres de Noverre
a Voltaire sur ce célébre acteur, et de Vhistoire abrégée du
théatre anglais, depuis son origine jusqu’a la fin du xvrire siécle.
Paris. An sx. [1800/o1.] Portrait. ¥**T 58.90

Marigny, Abel Francois Poisson, Marquis de.

Camparpon, L. E. Madame de Pompadour et la cour de Louis xv
au milieu du dix-huitiéme siécle. Ouvrage suivi de documents
inédits sur le Théatre des petits cabinets. Paris. 1867. Portrait.

¥#*T 56.51
Marin, Francois Louis Claude, alleged author.

Bibliothéque du théatre francois, depuis son origine. See Bibliothéque

du théatre francois, depuis son origine.
Mario, Giuseppe, Conte di Candia.

Pearse, Mrs. G., and F. Hirv. The romance of a great singer. A

memoir of Mario. London. 1910. Portraits. Plates.  4048.336

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Marionettes. See Puppet shows.
Marionneau, Charles Claude.
Victor Louis, architecte du théatre de Bordeaux. Sa vie, ses travaux
et sa correspondance, 1731-1800. Bordeaux. Gounouilhou. 1881.

xi, 608 pp. Portrait. Plate. Plans. Facsimile. 4094.63
Relates to the Grand-Théatre at Bordeaux.
Marionnettes parisiennes, Les. Nuizoyet, J. A. P. ¥**T 87.83

Mark Tully, Esg’¢, pseud. See Foote, Samuel.
Markham, Pauline, pseud. See Hall, Pauline Margaret.
Marlowe, Christopher.
Baxer, G. P. Dramatic technique in Marlowe. (Jn Essays and
studies by members of the English Association. Vol. 4, pp. 172-
182. Oxford. 1913.) ¥4558.250.4
Marlowe, Julia.
Barry, J. D. Julia Marlowe. Boston. [1899.] Portraits.
4343.219; **T.57.386
Marryat, Florence.
' My sister the actress. A novel. New edition. London. White &

Co. 1881. (3), 388 pp. ¥*T 87.54

Tom Tiddler’s ground. London. Swan Sonnenschein, Lowrey &

Co. 1886. (4), 212 pp. 4364.83; **T.96.16

Mars, Anne Francoise Hippolyte Boutet-Monvel, called Mademoiselle
Mars.

Confidences de Mile Mars. Recueillies par Mme Roger de Beauvoir.
Paris. Librairie nouvelle. 1855. (3), 314, (1) pp. [Bibliothéque
nouvelle. ] **T 58.94

Mars, Anne Francoise Hippolyte Boutet-Monvel, called Mademoiselle
Mars. Works about. <

ActocguE, E. Souvenirs anecdotiques sur Mademoiselle Mars. Paris.
1847. **T 96.144

Burry, E. A. R. ve, “Mémoires de Mademoiselle Mars (de la
Comédie Francaise), publiés par Roger de Beauvoir. Paris. 1849.

2Vv. ¥*T 56.67
MLE Mars. Notice biographique. Paris. Hetzel, Warnod & Comp.
1847. 31 pp. Manuscript facsimile. **T.58.95

Marsh, Henry. _

A true, perfect, and exact catalogue of all the comedies, tragedies,
tragi-comedies, pastorals, masques, and interludes, that were ever
yet printed and published, till 1661, which you may either buy or
sell at the shops of Nath. Brook, Francis Kirkman, Tho. Johnson
and Henry Marsh. [London.] 1661. **T.67.3
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 2 in **G.3810.51.

Marshall, Christabel. (Christopher St. John.)

Ellen Terry. London. Lane. 1907. viii, (1), 97 pp. Portraits.

Plates. [Stars of the stage.] 4549a.196
Marshall, Francis Albert.
Henry Irving, actor and manager. A criticism of a critic’s criticism.
By an Irvingite. London. Routledge. 1883. 80 pp.
2540b.76; **T.58.72
A reply to Archer’s Henry Irving, actor and manager: a critical study [2540b.84;
2540b.65; **T.59.21].
Marshall, Thomas.

Lives of the most celebrated actors and actresses. London. Apple-

yard. [1848?] (1), 232 pp. Portraits. 9*T 57.78

The running title is National dramatic biography.

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Marston, John, alleged. author.
Histrio-mastix; or, the player whipt. See Histrio-mastix.
Marston, John Westland.

Memoir of Miss E. Logan. (In Marston, J. W. The patrician’s
daughter. Pp. 3, 4. Boston. [1856.]) 6259b.548

Same. (/n Same. New York. [185-?]) 6259b.550

Our recent actors: being recollections critical, and in many cases,
personal, of late distinguished performers of both sexes. With
some incidental notices of living actors. London. Sampson Low,
Marston, Searle, & Rivington, Ltd. 1888. 2 v.

4547-119; **T.57.292
Marston, Westland. See Marston, John Westland. -
Marston Lynch. Broucu, R. B. ¥**T 58.126
Martainville, Alphonse Louis Dieudonné.

Histoire du Théatre francais, depuis le commencement de la Révolu-
tion jusqu’a la réunion générale. Par C. G. Etienne et A. Martain-
ville. Paris. Barba. An x-1802. 4 v.in 2. Portraits. **T.78.31

Martersteig, Max.

Das deutsche Theater im neunzehnten Jahrhundert. Eine kultur-

geschichtliche Darstellung. Leipzig. Breitkopf & Hartel. 1904.

xvi, 735 pp. 2873.134
Literaturverzeichnis, pp. 699-704.

Die ethische Aufgabe der Schaubiihne. Eine Schillerrede. [Gehalten
bei der Feier am 10. November 1911 im Schillerverein zu Leipzig.]
Leipzig. Insel-Verlag. 1912. 35, (1) pp. **T 76.190

Die Protokolle des Mannheimer Nationaltheaters unter Dalberg aus
den Jahren 1781 bis 1789. Mannheim. Bensheimer. 1890. xix,

468, (1) pp. **T.76.188
Der Schauspieler, ein kiinstlerisches Problem. Eine Studie. Leipzig.
Diederichs. 1900. 81, (1) pp. #*T 77,225

Martin, Charlotte M., editor.
Gitsert, A. H. The stage reminiscences of Mrs. Gilbert. New
York. 1901. Portraits. 4343-227; **T.56.252
Martin, H.
Remarks on Mr. John Kemble’s performance of Hamlet and Richard
the Third. By the author of Helen of Glenross. London. Robin-

son. 1802. (1), 39, (I) pp. **T 96.214
Other copies are on shelf-numbers **G.3937.14; No. 6 in **G.3824.5.

Martin, Helena Saville Faucit, Lady.

Martin, Siv T. Helena Faucit (Lady Martin). Edinburgh. Black-
wood. 1900. x, (1), 416 pp. Portraits. Plate. Autograph fac-
simile. ¥**T 56.129; etc.

Martin, Henri.

Picuot, P. A. Les mémoires d’un dompteur rédigés d’aprés les

souvenirs personnels du célébre Martin. Paris. 1881. Portrait.
¥**T 57.231
Martin, Jules.

Nos artistes.- Portraits et biographies suivis d’une notice sur les
droits d’auteurs, l’Opéra, la Comédie-frangaise, les associations
artistiques, etc. Préface par Aurélien Scholl. Paris. Librairie
de l’Annuaire universel. 1895. 448 pp. Portraits. ¥**T50.47

Nos auteurs et compositeurs dramatiques, Portraits et biographies
suivis d’une notice sur les sociétés d’auteurs, droits, réglements,
statistique et l’affiche théatrale. Préface par Maurice Donnay.
Paris. Flammarion. 1897. 623, (1) pp. Portraits. **T 59.24

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Martin, Sadie E.
The life and professional career of Emma Abbott. Minneapolis.
L. Kimball Printing Co. 1891. 192 pp. Portraits. Facsimile.
4344.145; **M.143.25
Martin, Sir Theodore.
Essays on the drama. London. Printed for private circulation.
1874. (5), 331 pp- **T.76.53

Contents. — Acting’as one of the fine arts. — The gladiator of.Ravenna. — A
word about our theatres. — Shakespeare and his latest stage interpreters. —
Prometheus. A dramatic fragment. By Goethe. — Plays, players and critics.
-— A plea for players. — The drama in London. — Artists and amateurs. — The
Theatres Bill, 1865. — David Garrick. — The drama in England.

Helena Faucit (Lady Martin). Edinburgh. Blackwood. I900. x,
(1), 416 pp. Portraits. Plate. Autograph facsimile. **T.56.129

Same. 2d edition. 4545-174
Monographs. Garrick, Macready, Rachel and Baron Stockmar.

London. Murray. 1906. ix, 341 pp. Portraits. **T 55.75
Same. New York. Dutton & Co. 6245.17

Martin, William.

At the Ober-Ammergau Passion Play. With an introduction on the
ancient mysteries. A lecture delivered July 8, 1881. Buenos
Ayres. Lowe, Anderson & Ca. [1881?] 22 pp. 2866.13

Martinez, José V. Pérez. See Pérez Martinez, José V.

Mary, Jules. ;
Le roman d’une figurante. Etude de mceurs. 2e édition. Paris.
Plon & cie, 1883. (5), 316 pp. ; **T 87.25
Mask, The: a humorous and fantastic review of the month. Edited by
Alfred Thompson and Leopold Lewis. Vol. 1. Feb.—Dec., 1868.
London. 1868. vi, 375 pp. Illus. Portraits. Plates. Music.
**T 24,5
Every article is by one or the other of the two editors, and every illustration is
by Alfred Thompson. No more published. :

Mask, The: a quarterly journal of the art of the theatre. Vol. 6 (no. 1).
Florence, Italy. Arena Goldoni. 1913. Illus. Plates. **T.25.31
Maske, Die, des Schauspielers. ALTMANN, F. **T 97.91
Maskelyne, John Nevil.
Our magic. By Nevil Maskelyne and David Devant [pseud.]. New

York. Dutton & Co. [1911.] ix, (5), 487 pp. Illus. 4006.217
Contents. — The art in magic; The theory of magic; by Nevil Maskelyne. — The
practice of magic, by David Devant.

Maskelyne, Nevil. See Maskelyne, John Nevil.
Masks.
Boetticer, C. A. Die Furienmaske, im Trauerspiele und auf den
Bildwerken der alten Griechen. Weimar. 1801. Illus. 3 plates,
2 colored. 8076.251
—— Same. Les Furies, d’aprés les poétes et les artistes anciens.
Traduction de l’allemand par T. F. Winckler. Paris. An x (1802).
Plates, some colored. 8076.252
Janér, F. Mascara teatral de los Indios del Pert. Plates. (In
Museo espafiol de antigiiedades. Tome 1, pp. 101-108. Madrid.

1872.) No. 9 in **Ticknor Cab.1.1
Rozert, C. Die Masken der neueren attischen Komoedie. Halle a.
S. tg11. Illus. Plate. 2961.13

VALENTINI, F. Trattato su la commedia dell’ arte, ossia improvvisa.
Maschere italiene, ed alcune scene del carnevale di Roma. Berlino.
1826. 20 colored plates. No. 1 in *2771.3

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— Same. Abhandlung iiber die Comddie aus dem Stegreif und
die italienischen Masken; nebst einigen Scenen des rémischen
Carnevals. Berlin. 1826. 20 colored plates. **T 42.13 etc.

Masks and minstrels of new Germany. Poxwarp, P. 2869a.9
Masks and drolls: Italian comedy. [London. 1859.] (2) pp.
No. 14 in **G,3822.1

A review of Maurice Sand’s Masques et bouffons which may be found on shelf-
number **T.44.1.

Masks, heads, and faces. Emerson, E. R. **T.96.291; etc.
Masks or faces? ArcHER, W. 3595-773 **T.76.155
Mason, Edward Tuckerman.

The Othello of Tommaso Salvini. With portraits by Robert
Frederick Blum. New York. Putnam. 1890. vii, 107 pp.
Another copy is on shelf-number **G.86.15. **T 57.45

Mason, Henry Lowell.

Opera stories (divided into acts) of 100 operas, also portraits of
leading singers, and of the managing directors of the Boston
Opera Company, the Metropolitan Opera Company and the Chi-
cago Opera Company. Boston. i910. (4), 106 pp. 4044.103

Stories of the operas produced by the Metropolitan Opera Company
and by the Damrosch Opera Company, 1895-06. Boston. [1896.]
96, (1) pp. Portraits. No. 3 in **M.372.55
Many of the pages contain advertisements.

Mason, Osgood. See Mason, Rufus Osgood.
Mason, Rufus Osgood, compiler.

Sketches and impressions, musical, theatrical, and social (1799-1885).
From the after-dinner talk of Thomas Goodwin, by R. Osgood
Mason. New York. Putnam. 1887. x, 294 pp.

4490b.69; **M.109b.42
Mason, Thomas Monck. .

Prospectus of the plan intended to be pursued in the direction of the
Italian Opera House. London. James Cochrane & Co. 1831. 16 pp.
Relates to His Majesty’s Theatre, London. No. 5 in **G.3824.10

Masquerades. ¥

Wace, A. J. B. Mumming plays in the southern Balkans. Illus.
(In British School at Athens. Annual. No. 19, 248-265. London.
[1914.]) *2960a.53-19

Wits, R., Bishop of Winchester. Of plays and masquerades. [An
essay in opposition to the theatre.] London. 1719. **T.97.156; etc.

Masques.

Art Workers’ Guild, London. Beauty’s awakening, a masque of winter
and of spring, written, designed & contrived by the members of the
Art Workers’ Guild, and finally presented by them in the Guildhall
of the City of London. [London. 1899.] 59 plates. *8080a.60

AsHBEE, C. R. The masque of the Edwards of England: being.a
coronation pageant to celebrate the crowning of the King
[Edward vir. London. 1902]. Colored plates. *Cab.24.37.1

Brotanek, R. Die englischen Maskenspiele. Wien. 1902. *4552.55.15

Nicuots, J. The progresses and public processions of Queen Eliza-~
beth. London. 1823. 3 v. Portraits. Plates. ¥*G,3752.3

—— The progresses, processions, and magnificent festivities, of
King James the First, his royal consort, family, and court, com-
prising forty masques and entertainments; ten civic pageants.
London. 1828. 4v. Illus. Portraits. Plates. 2451.3; etc.

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Masques. (Continued.) .
Reyer, P. Les masques anglais. Etude sur les ballets et la vie de
cour en Angleterre (1512-1640). Paris. 1909. Plans. 4551.122
SorrceL, O. A. Die englischen Maskenspiele. Inaug.-Dissertation.
Halle a/S. 1882. 4557-128
Sutuivan, M. Court masques of Jamesi. Their influence on Shake-
speare and the public theatres. New York. 1913. Portrait.
Plate. 4594.170
Masques. Bibliography.
Grec, W. W. A list of masques, pageants, &c. Supplementary to

a list of English plays. London. 1902. *2174.20
Masques et bouffons. Duprvant, J. F. M. A., Baron. **T 44.1
Masques modernes. CHamMpsaur, F. *€T 97.228

Massachusetts. Theatres. :

GarvINER, J. Speech delivered in the House of Representatives
on the subject of the report of the committee, appointed to
consider the expediency of repealing the law against theatrical
exhibitions within this commonwealth. Boston. 1792. Plan.

: **T 76.133 etc.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Plays.

Hollis Street Theatre. Souvenir program of the Tech show. “The

grand Duke.” [Boston. 1901.] 24 pp. Illus. 450.162
Massett, Stephen C.

“Drifting about,” or what “Jeems Pipes of Pipesville” saw-and-did.
An autobiography. Illustrations by Mullen. New York. Carle-
ton. 1863. viii, 11-371 pp. Illus. Portraits. **T 57.288
Other copies are on shelf-numbers *4508.120; *A.5700.

Massett, Stephen C. Works about.

BroGRAPHICAL sketch, words of the songs, ballads, &c., of the com-
poser and vocalist, Stephen Massett, “Jeems Pipes, of Pipesville.”
With opinions of the press on his entertainments. New-York.
1858. Portrait. ¥**T.97.290

Masters of the show. Pitou, A. 6257.369
Masterson, Kate.

The Matinee Girl. Vol. 1, 2. [Boston. 1906, 12.] 2v. Illus. Por-

trait. **T 14.6

Composed of clippings from The Matinee Girl column of thé New York Dramatic
Mirror. Compiled by Allen A. Brown. Relates principally to the American stage.

Mastriani, Giuseppe.
Il teatro e gli artisti. Saggio. Napoli. Androsio. 1849. 71 pp.
**T 76.67
Materialien zur Kunde des 4lteren englischen Dramas.
FEvuILveraT, A., editor. Documents relating to the Office of the
Revels in the time of Queen Elizabeth. Louvain. 1908. *2550.90
—— Documents relating to the revels at court in the time of King
Edward vi. and Queen Mary. (The Loseley Manuscripts.) Lou-

vain. I914. *2550.107
«+ Maas, H. Aussere Geschichte der englischen Theatertruppen in dem
Zeitraum von 1559 bis 1642. Louvain. 1907. 2553-129

Stores, C. C. William Hunnis and the revels of the Chapel Royal.

A study of his period and the influences which affected Shake-

speare. Louvain. trg1o. 2553-139
Matheu, Victor French.

Ensayos de critica. 1: Estado actual de nuestro teatro. Buenos Aires.

Toit 4396.339
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Mathews, Anne.
Anecdotes of actors: atte other desultory recollections, etc. London.

Newby. 1844. vii, 430 pp. 4543.66; **T 55.64
Relates principally to British actors.

Memoirs of Charles Mathews, comedian. Pandan Bentley. 1838, 30.

4 v. Portraits. Autograph facsimile. . 6540a.61; **T.55.105
Same. Philadelphia. Lea & Blanchard. 1830. 4 v. #*K 35,11
Tea-table talk, ennobled actresses, and other miscellanies. London.

Newby. 1857. 2-v. 2578.52; **T.56.316

Mathews, Anne, editor.

Matuews, C. The life and correspondence of Charles Mathews, the

Elder, comedian. London. 1860. Portraits. 6549.23; **T.57.417
Mathews, Anne. Works about.

Arnon, S. J. Forgotten facts in the memoirs of Charles Mathews,
comedian, recalled in a letter to Mrs. Mathews, his biographer.
London. [1839.] **T 56.259

Mathews, Charles.

Catalogue of [his] miscellaneous and dramatic library, theatrical
portraits, dramatic and literary autograph letters, and theatrical
relics. Which will be sold by auction, by Sotheby and: Son,
August roth, 1835. [London.] 1835. (2), 47 pp. **T 66.16

Catalogue raisonnée [sic] of Mr. Mathews’s gallery of theatrical por-
traits, forming a nearly complete dramatic record from the year
1659 down to the present time. [Compiled by Charles James
Mathews and preceded by Charles Lamb’s essay, ‘The old actor.’’]
London. Clowes. 1833. 74, (4) pp. *kT 65.46
Another copy is on shelf-number **G.3950.15.

The life and correspondence of Charles Mathews, the Elder,
comedian. By Mrs. Mathews. New edition, abridged by Edmund
Yates. London. Routledge, Warne, & Routledge. 1860. xvi,
480 pp. Portraits. Autograph facsimile. 6549.23; **T.57.417

The London Mathews; containing an account of Master Charles
Mathews’s youthful days, and six original and humorous songs.

_ 25th edition. London. Hodgson & Co. [182-?] 36 pp. Colored
portraits. ¥**T 99.14
Mathews, Charles. Works about.

Arnotp, S. J. ‘Forgotten facts in the memoirs of Charles Mathews,

comedian, recalled in a letter to,Mrs. Mathews, his biographer.

London. [1839.] **T 56.259
Matuews, A. Memoirs of Charles Mathews, comedian. London.
1838, 30. 4 v. Portraits. : 6540a.61 5**T 55.105; etc.

Memoirs of the youthful days of Mr. Mathews, the celebrated
comedian, lately arrived from England. With tales, anecdotes,
and original comic songs. Philadelphia. 1822. Colored portraits.

**T5 7.204

Scanian, R. R. Nine portraits forming a series of characters,
illustrative of Mathews. In his fourteenth & last comic annual,
performed in England & America, in 1833. Drawn on stone By
Edward Morton. London. [183-?] ¥*T 51.9

Mathews, Mrs. Charles. See Mathews, Anne.
Mathews, Charles James.

Lettre de Charles Mathews aux auteurs dramatiques de la France.

London. Mitchell. 1852. (2), 35 pp. **T 96.193

Discusses the suitability of French plays for London theatres.

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Mathews, Charles James. (Continued.)
Same. Letter from Charles Mathews to the dramatic authors of
France. Translated from himself by himself. London. 1852.
(2), 41 pp. , " **T96.194
Life. Chiefly autobiographical with selections from his corre-
spondence and speeches. Edited by Charles Dickens. London.

Macmillan & Co. 1879. 2 v. Portraits. 4544.67; **T.55.98
Same. New York. Harper. 1879. 85 pp. [Franklin Square Library.]
Another copy is on shelf-number **T.54.29. ¥#*T 93.11

Mathews, Cornelius, editor. .
Promreter, The; a weekly miscellany, devoted to public amusements.
{June r-Aug. 5, 1850. New York.] 1850. Portraits. **T.27.35; etc.
Prompter’s whistle, The. A weekly miscellany, devoted to public
amusements. Aug. 31, 1850-—Sept. 28, 1850. [New York.] 1850.
Portraits. **T 27.36; etc.
Mathews, John.
Life and theatrical career of John Mathews, champion swordsman,
showman, dogman, and pantomimist. No. [1-]4. [London. 1874.]

4v.int. Illus. **T 57.355
The title-page of No. [1] is,headed with Bow! wow!! wow!!! No. 2 is entitled:
The Mathews Showman’s career.

Mathews, Lucia Elizabeth. :
Busk, H. The Vestriad,a poem. London. 1819. Plates. **T.55.114
Enciisp gentleman, An, pseud. Memoirs of the public and private

life of Madame Vestris. New York. [1838.] No. 4a in **G.3822.4.2
Memotrs of Mrs. C. M. late Mad. V. of the Royal Olympic Theatre.
Added, the extraordinary and secret amours of Mrs. Honey.
London. [183-?] Colored plate. No. 4 in **G.3822.4.2
Memoirs of the life of Madame Vestris of the Theatres Royal,
Drury Lane and Covent Garden. [London?] 1830. #*T 57.216
Memorrs of the public and private life, amorous adventures and

wonderful exploits of Madame V---—--—- the female Giovanni,
Macheath, and Don Juan of the present day. London. [1839?]
Portrait. Plate. : **T 56.106
Matinee girl, The. Masterson, K. ‘ ¥*T 14.6

Matthews, Brander. See Matthews, James Brander.
Matthews, James Brander.

About the ballet. Illustrated with portraits of celebrated dancers,
and others connected with the ballet from the earliest period.
Collected and arranged by Charles E. Moreau. New York. 1801.
(192) pp. Portraits. *#T 12,11
Cut from volume 4 of Appleton’s Journal [Periodical Room *s5401.1.4]. Contains
also The ballet in Paris by Theodore Child, cut from volume 4 of The Cosmo-
politan [Periodical Room *7245.60.4].

A book about the theater. New York. Scribner. 1916. xii, 334 pp.
Plates, some colored. Facsimile. Vignette. 6257.92
Contents. — Show business. — Limitations of the stage. —- Moral from a toy
theatre. — Why five acts? — Dramatic collaboration. — Dramatization of novels
and novelization of plays. — Women dramatists. — Evolution of scene-painting.
— Book of the opcra. — Poetry of the dance. — Principles of pantomime. —
Ideal of the acrobat. — Decline and fall of negro-minstrelsy. — Utility of the
variety-show. ~~ Method of modern magic. — Lamentable tragedy of Punch and

Judy. — Puppet-play, past and present. — Shadow-pantomime, with all the
modern improvements. -— Problem of dramatic criticism.
On acting. New York. Scribner. 10914. (5), 90 pp. 5599.163

Shaksperian stage traditions. (In Matthews, J. B., and A. H. Thorn-
dike, editors. Shaksperian studies. Pp. 1-27. New York. 10916.)
Describes the art of some well-known Shakespearean actors. 4596.159

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Matthews, James Brander. (Continued.)

Studies of the stage. New York. Harper. 1894. (7), 214 pp.
Portrait. Autograph facsimile. [Harper’s American essayists.]
Another copy is on shelf-number *A.5724.4. 24090a.1145 ¥**T 49.2
Contents. — The dramatization of novels. — The dramatic outlook in America. —
The Players. — Charles Lamb and the theatre. — Two French theatrical critics:
Francisque Sarcey; Jules Lemaitre. — Asides: Shakspere, Moliére, and modern
English comedy; The old comedies; A plea for farce.

The theatres of Paris. New York. Scribner. 1880. viii, (3), 208 pp.

Illus. Portraits. Plates. . 2639.69; ¥**T 77,205
Same. London.. Sampson Low, Marston, Searle, & Rivington. (7),
208 pp. 2639.70

Matthews, James Brander, editor.
Bernarp, J. Retrospections of America, 1797-1811. Edited from
the manuscript by Mrs. Bayle Bernard. With an introduction,
notes, and index by Laurence Hutton and Brander Matthews.

New York. 1887. Portraits. - Plate. 4247.76; **T 57.211
Giupert, Sir W. S. A stage play. With an introduction by William
Archer. New York. 1916. **T 46.63.3

Portrotio, A, of players [Augustin Daly’s company]. With a
packct of notes thereon by H. C. Bunner, E. A. Dithmar, Laurence
Hutton, Brander Matthews and William Winter. New York.
1888. Portraits. Plates. #*T 52.12

Matthews, James Brander, prefacer.
CotumsBia University. Dramatic Museum. A catalog of models and

of stage-sets. New York. 10916. **T 46.62.5
Jenxin, H. C. F. Mrs. Siddons as’ Lady Macbeth and as Queen
Katharine. New York. Io915. **T 46.61.3

Sarcey, F. A theory of the theatre. With an introduction [and
notes] by Brander Matthews. [Translated by H. H. Hughes.]

New York. 1916. **T 6.62.4
Veca Carpio, L. F. pe. The new art of writing plays. Translated
by William T. Brewster. New York. I914. . ¥**T 46.60.1

Matthews, James Brander, and Laurence Hutton, editors.
Actors and actresses of Great Britain and the United States from
the days of David Garrick to the present time. New York. Cassell
& Co., Ltd. [1886.] 5 v. 2244.72; **T 52.10

Contents. — 1. Garrick and his contemporaries. 2. The Kembles and their con-
temporaries. 3. Kean and Booth; and their contemporaries. 4. Macready and
Forrest; and their contemporaries. 5. The present time.

Maude, Cyril.

The Haymarket theatre. Some records & reminiscences. Edited
by Ralph Maude. London. Richards. 1903. vii, 240 pp. Por-
traits. Plates. **T 76.10

Same. New York. Dutton & Co. 2495-170

-Maugny, Alfred, Comte de.
Le demi-monde sous le Second Empire. Souvenirs d’un sybarite.
[Par] Zed [pseud.]. Paris. Kolb. [1892.] vi, 208 pp. Portraits.
**T 97.247
Contents. — Les grandes courtisanes. — Les actrices. — Les coulisses de 1’ Opéra.
— Les dessous de la galanterie.
Maugras, Charles Gaston.
Les comédiens hors la loi. Paris. Lévy. 1887. (3), vi, 493, (1) pp.

¥*T 55.101

A study of the relations of actors to the church and society. Bibliography,
pp. v, vi.

Same. 2e édition. 4670.67

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Mauduit-Larive, J. See Larive, Jean Mauduit de.
Maugras, Charles Gaston.
Les demoiselles de Verriéres. Paris. Lévy. 1890. viii, 268 pp.

 

Portraits. Autograph facsimiles. **T 56.76
Same. Nouvelle édition. Plon-Nourrit & cie. 1904. (3), ii, 286,
(1) pp. 4650a.72
Maugras, Gaston. See Maugras, Charles Gaston.
Maupoint, —.

Bibliotéque [sic] des thédtres, contenant le catalogue alphabétique
des piéces dramatiques, opéra, parodies, & opéra comiques; & le
tems de leurs représentations. Avec des anecdotes. [Anon.] A Paris,
chez Laurent-Francois Prault. 1733. (3), 369 pp. Plate. **T.67.1

Maurel, Victor.
propos de la mise en scéne du drame lyrique Otello [de Verdi].
Etude précédée d’apercus sur le théatre chanté en 1887. Rome.

Romana. 1888. 183 pp. 4048.175
Dix ans de carriére. Avec une préface de Léon Kerst. Paris.
Villerelle. [1897.] (3), xv, 419, (1) pp. Portraits. 4049a.138

Maurel, Victor. Works about.

IstporE BaurREL, ou les mystéres du Théatre idalien. Conte chinois.

[3e édition.] Paris. ‘1884. ar **M_.127.70; etc.
Maurice, Charles. See Descombes, Jean Charles Francois Maurice.
May Festival, Boston.

Official programme. 17th, 18th annual May Festival. [Boston.
Blanchard Printing Co.] 1905, 06. 2v.in1. Portraits. **T.14.14
Given under the direction of Mrs. William S. Butler.

Mayall, John Edwin.

Mayall’s Celebrities of the London stage: a series of photographic
portraits in character. [In 18 nos.] Nos. 1-8. London. Marion,
Son & Co, [1867.] 8 parts in 1 v. Portraits. Autograph fac-
simile. #*T 54.31
Contents. — 1. Charles Mathews, “Un anglais timide,”’ otherwise “Cool as a
cucumber.” 2. Miss Bateman, as Leah. 3. Wachtel, as Manrico. 4. Mrs.
Stirling as Mrs. Candour. 5. H. Compton, as Touchstone. 6. J. B. Buckstone,
as Sir Andrew Aguecheek. 7. Benjamin Webster, as Penholder. 8. Mrs.
Charles Mathews, as Medea.

A short biographical sketch precedes each portrait.
Mayer, Friedrich Arnold.

Zensurakten aus Baden bei Wien. (In Archiv fiir Theatergeschichte.

Vol. 1, pp. 17-42. Berlin. 1904.) *6§907.12.1
Mayer, Marcus L.

The Gaiety French plays. Season, 1880. Short biographies of the
actors & actresses of the Comédie francaise, Vaudeville, Palais-
Royal, and other theatres, &c. London. Letts, Son & Co., Ltd.
1880. 24 pp. **T.97.190

Mr. M. L. Mayer’s twenty-second season of French plays [at His
Majesty’s theatre] will commence June 2, 1890. [London. 1890.]
30 pp. **T.94.27
Contains brief analyses of the following plays:—La lutte pour la vie, Paris fin
de siécle, Jeanne d’Arc, with the casts.

Mayerhofer, Johannes.
Clara Ziegler. Biographische Skizze. Bamberg. 1887. Portrait.
No. 11 in **M.215.4
Mayeur de Saint Paul, Francois Marie.
Le désceuvré, ou l’espion du Boulevard du Temple. [Anon.] A
Londres. 1782. (3), 114 pp. ¥**T.,77.201

Relates to the actors and theatres of Paris,

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Mayeur de Saint Paul, Francois Marie. (Continued.)

Same. Le chroniqueur désceuvré, ou l’espion du Boulevard du
Temple, contenant les annales scandaleuses & véridiques des
directeurs, acteurs & saltinbanques [sic] du Boulevard, avec un
résumé de leur vie & mceurs par ordre chronologique. [Anon.]

2e édition, augmentée. Londres. 1782. 176 pp. **T 76.38
Mayeur de Saint Paul, Francois Marie, alleged author.
Le vol plus haut. See Dumont, ——. Le vol plus haut. [Anon.]

Mayhew, Edward.

Stage effect: or, the principles which command dramatic success in

the theatre. London. Mitchell. 1840. 103, (1) pp. ¥*T 79.11
Mayhew, Horace.

The female dresser at a minor theatre. A thumbnail portrait for a
miniature gallery. [London. 185-?] 170-174 pp.

No. 13 in **G.3822.3
Mayo, Frank, and John G. Wilson.

Nordeck. A new romantic drama. Produced for the first time on
any stage at Haverly Theatre, week beginning May 25, 1884.
[Story of play and cast of characters. Chicago. 1884.] 16 pp.
Plates. ¥¥*T. 36.105
A booklet containing portraits, illustrations ‘of scenes in the play .and press
comments has been inserted.

Mayr, Joseph.

Wy. von Wymentat, W. Der Christus-Mayr. Neue Studien aus

Oberammergau. Berlin. 1890. **T 97.90
Mazois, Charles Francois.

Considérations sur la forme et la distribution des thédtres antiques.

(In Théatre complet des Latins. Vol. 1. Pp. xlix—Ixvi. Paris.

1820.) ¥*G,_285.82.1
M -ckl-n’s Answer to Tully. London: Printed for S. Stonehouse and
sold by P. Davey and B. Law. 1755. I9 pp. **T 97.56
Signed C. M. An epistle from Tully in the shades, to orator Ma....n in Covent-

Garden may be found on shelf-number **T.97.55.
Mechanical devices for the stage. See Theatre. Machinery.

Mechanics’ Institute, Boston. See Boston. Theatres. ‘Bijou THEATRE.

Medél del Castillo, Francisco, Heredores de.

Indice general.alfabético de todos los titulos de comedias, que se han
escrito por varios autores, antiguos y modernos, y de los autos
sacramentales y alegéricos, assi de Don. Pedro Calderon de la
Barca, como de otros autores clasicos. Madrid. Mora. 1735.

#*G,3351.8
Medizval stage, The. Cuampers, E. K. 6252.24
Mediterranean Sea.

Houtcsines, W. E. A description of Hutchings’ grand classical pano-
rama of the sea and shores of the Mediterranean. Executed
by A. Hewins. Boston. 1848. 6262.35; etc.

— [Manuscripts, programmes, etc., relating to his Grand classical
panorama of the sea and shores of the Mediterranean, executed
by A. Hewins.] N. p. [1848?] ¥€T 12.3

Megalopolis, Greece. Amphitheatre.

Garpner, E. A., and others. Excavations at Megalopolis, 1890-1891.
By Ernest Arthur Gardner, William Loring, G. C. Richards, W.
J. Woodhouse. With an architectural description by Robert Weir
Schultz. London. 1892. Illus. Plates. Plans. [Society for the
promotion of Hellenic studies. Suppl.'papers. 1.] *2960.81.1

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Meiche, L.
Erinnerungen an Josephine Wessely. Leipzig. Peterson. 1887.
40 pp. Portrait. Autograph facsimile. **T5 7.369

Meier-Graefe, Julius A.

Les affiches étrangéres illustrées, par M. meee T. Hayashi, La
Forgue, Meier-Graefe, J. Pennell. Paris. Boudet. 1897. (3), iii,
206, (1) pp. Illus. Plates, some colored. * 4072.18

Meilhac, Henri, prefacer.

Vaux, C. M., Baron pz. Ecuyers et écuyéres. Histoire des cirques

d’Europe (1680-1891). Paris. 1893. Illus. Portraits. Plates.
#*T 95.113
Meiningen, Germany. Theatres.

Weiser, C. Zehn Jahre Meiningen. Ein Beitrag zur Theater-
geschichte. Teil 1. (Jn Archiv fiir Theatergeschichte. Vol. 1,
pp. 118-126. Berlin. 1904.) *6907.12.1

Meissner, Johannes.

Die englischen Comoedianten zur Zeit Shakespeares in Oesterreich.
Wien. Konegen. 1884. viii, (1), 198 pp. [Beitrage zur Ge-
schichte der deutschen Literatur u. des geistigen Lebens in
Oesterreich. 4.] 2590.3

Méjanel, A.

Mémoires de Talma. Londres. Schulze & Dean. 1817. 34 pp.

Plate. No. 6 in **M.125.7
Melancholy tale, The, of “Me.” SotuHern, E. H. 4545-157
Melba, Nellie Mitchell, called Melba.

Murpuy, A. G. Melba: a biography. With chapters on the selection
of music as a profession, & on the science of singing. New York.
1909. Portraits. Plates. 4048.337

Mellon, Harriot, Duchess of St. Albans.

Pearce, C. E. The jolly duchess. Harriot Mellon, afterwards Mrs.
Coutts and the Duchess of St. Albans. A sixty years’ gossipping
record of the stage and society (1777 to 1837). New York. [1915.]

Portraits. Plates. 2548.85
Witson, M. B. Memoirs of Harriot, Duchess of St. Albans. Lon-
don. 1839. 2 v. Portrait. ¥**T 57.256; etc.

Wyrnpuam, P. Mr. Percy Wyndham’s Strictures on an imposter,
and old actress, formerly Bet the Pot Girl, alias, the Banker’s
Sham Widow [Harriot Mellon and Thomas Coutts]. London.
[1822.] Illus. **T 56.244

Melodeon, Boston. See Boston. Theatres. Bijou THEATRE.
Melodrama.

Matitourne, A., and others. Traité du mélodrame, par Mm. A! A! A!
[pseud. de Armand Malitourne, Juste Abel Hugo et Jean Joseph
Ader]. Paris. 1817. **T 96.307

Mélodrame, Le, aux boulevards. CHARLEMAGNE, J. A. **T 97.184; etc.
Meloy, Arthur S.

Theatres and motion picture houses. A practical treatise on the
proper planning and construction of such buildings, and contain-
ing useful suggestions, rules and data for the benefit of architects,
prospective owners, etc. New York. Architects Supply & Pub-
lishing Co. 1916. (7),. 121 pp. Illus. Plates. Plans. 8094.115

Melpoméne et Thalie vengées. [Anon.] See Pillet, Fabien.
Meltzer, Charles Henry.

A course of modern plays. With a brief history of what is popularly
termed the Independent Theatre movement. N. p. [1900.] 62
pp. **T 78.66

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Memoir and theatrical career of Ira Aldridge, the African Roscius.
London. [185-?] Portrait. **T 96.9; etc.
Memoir of Adelaide Ristori, Marchioness Capranica del Grillo, published
from authentic sources, in anticipation of the arrival, in October,
1863, of the great tragedienne. New York. Christern. [1863.]

20 pp. **T 56.293
Same. 16 pp. 4745.30
Same. [1866.] 14 pp. **T 55.74

Another copy is on shelf-number No. 11 in "6246.55.

Memoir of Archibald Maclaren, dramatist; with a list of his works.
Edinburgh. 1835. 8 pp. #*T 58.43
Another copy is on shelf-number **G.3776.7.

Memoir of Fanny Elssler: with anecdotes of her public and private life!
From her childhood to the present time. Boston. Fisher. 1840.
24 pp. Portrait. **T 57.67

Memoir of Mr. and Mrs. Wood, containing an account of the principal
events in the lives of these celebrated vocalists; and a full state-
ment of the popular disturbance at the Park Theatre, New York.

Boston. Fisher. [1840.] 36 pp. No. 1 in **M.377.53
Memoir, A, of the Countess de Rossi, (Madame Sontag). [London.]
Mitchell. [1850.] (1) p. **M .129a.10
Memoiren eines Hof-Schauspielers. JUNKERMANN, A. **T 56.240
Mémoires anecdotes pour servir a l’histoire de M. Duliz. [Anon.] See
Desforges, ——. ,
Mémoires d’un claqueur. Castet, L. **M 117.6
Mémoires, Les, d’un dompteur. Burvet, J. B. F. **T' 97.167
Mémoires de Fleury. Larittez, J. B. P. **T 58.44
Mémoires de Mlle Dumesnil. [Anon.] See Coste d’Arnobat, Charles
Pierre.
Mémoires de Préville, et de Dazincourt. [Anon.] See Cahaisse, Henri
Alexis.
Mémoires, Les, du Bal Mabille. [Anon.] See Mahalin, Paul.
Mémoires et confessions d’un comédien. Paccarp, J. E. **T’ 56.188

Mémoires et pantomimes des fréres Hanlon Lees. Avec-une préface
de Théodore de Banville et six gravures 4 l’eau forte de Frédéric
Régamey. Paris. [1880.] 178, (2) pp. Portraits. ¥**T 58.69

Memoirs of a water drinker. Duntap, W. ¥**T57.156; etc.

Memoirs of an unfortunate son of Thespis. Everarp, E. C. **T.58.82

Memoirs of George Anne Bellamy, including all her intrigues; with

genuine anecdotes of all her public and private connections. By

a gentleman of Covent-Garden Theatre. London: Printed for J.

; Walker. 1785. (1), 204 pp. ¥#*T 58.58

Memoirs of John Howard Payne, the American Roscius: with criticisms

of his acting, in the various theatres of America, England and

Ireland. London. Miller. 1815. (3), 131 pp. **T 96.230
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 1 in **G.3824.15.

Memoirs of Miss Anne Oldfield. [Anon.] See Oldys, William.

Memoirs of Mrs. Billington, from her birth: containing a variety of
matter, ludicrous, theatrical, musical and — with copies of several
original letters, written by Mrs. Billington, to her mother. Lon-
don: Printed for James Ridgway. 1702. (8), 78 pp. Portrait.

**T 56.332; **M.Cab.2.2

The genuineness of the letters does not appear to be established beyond question.
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 15 in **G, 3823.12.

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Memoirs of that celebrated comedian, and very singular genius Thomas
Weston. London: Printed for S. Bladon. 1776. (3), 60 pp.

**T 56.147
Another copy, from which the bastard title is missing, is on shelf-number
**T 96.212,

Memoirs of the life and writings of Samuel Foote, Esq.; the English
Aristophanes. Added, the bon mots, repartees, and good things
said by that great wit and excentrical genius. [London.] Printed

for J. Beu. [1778.] 3-88 pp. **T 57.147
Memoirs of the life of Barton Booth, Esq. [Anon.] See Victor,
Benjamin.

Memoirs of the life of Eleanor Gwinn. [Anon.] See Seymour, John.

Memoirs of the life of Madame Vestris of the Theatres Royal Drury
Lane and Covent Garden. ‘With anecdotes. [London?] Privately
printed. 1830. 3-72 pp. ” ¥&T 57.216

Memoirs of the life of Robert Wilks, Esq.; containing an account of his
transactions before his coming to England, the rise of his reputa-
tion on the British stage, and other memorable circumstances of
his life. London: Printed by W. Rayner. 1732. (6), xiv, 36 pp.

No. 20, 21 in **G.3930.13.2

Memoirs of the public and private life, amorous adventures and wonder-
ful exploits of Madame V-—----- the female Giovanni, Mac-
heath, and Don Juan of the present day. Including anecdotes of
characters in the fashionable world. London. Chubb. [1839?]
8 pp. Portrait. Plate. ¥**T56.106
Relates to Madame Vestris, later Mrs. Charles James Mathews.

Memoria storica del teatro La Fenice in Venezia. Venezia. Orlandelli.
[1839.] 78, (2), 64 pp. Plate. Plan. **T 79.16
Appended is Riedificazione del teatro La Fenicea by the same author.

Mémorial dramatique. ou almanach théatral pour l’an 1807-1818. Année
I-12. Paris. Hocquet & ce. M.DCC.VII[1807]-1818. 12 v. in 7.

Portraits. **G,3578.1
Edited by Pierre Joseph Charrin.

Same. 1807-1812. Année 1-6. 6 v. in 1. ¥**T 29.14
Memories and impressions. Mopjesxa, H. 3067.56
Memories of a manager. Frouman, D. 6257.65; **T.57.441
Memories of an old actor. Leman, W. M. 4348.1593 **T.57.43
Memories of fifty years. Wattack, J. J. 4342.88; **T.57.207; etc.
Memory.

McCann, W. E. Actors’ memories. [Philadelphia. 1869.] 7608.128
Menageries.

See also Circus.

Fercuson, O. J. A brief biographical sketch of I. A. Van Amburgh,
and an illustrated and descriptive history of the animals in his
menagerie. New York. [186-?] Illus. Portrait. Plates.

5905.36; **T.96.6
Mendés, Catulle Abraham.
L’art au théatre. Paris. Charpentier. 1897-1900. 3 v. ¥**T 47.5

Reviews of performances at Parisian theatres
Ménégault, A. F. F. .

Annales dramatiques, ou dictionnaire général des théatres, contenant
1°, L’analyse de tous les ouvrages dramatiques. 2°. Les régles
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Contents. — 1. A-Beauménil. 2. Beaumont—Coriolan. 3. Corisandre-E. 4. F-
Homme en. 5. Homme et-L. 6. M. 7. N-P. 8 Q-S. 9. T-Z.
Menestrier, Claude Francois.

Des ballets anciens et modernes selon les régles du théatre. [Anon.]
A Paris, Chez René Guignard. 1682. (56), 223, (5) pp. **T.98.103

Traité des es iovstes, carrovsels, et avtres spectacles pvblics.
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Menetiére, Albéric.

Les binettes du café-concert. Paris. Librairie centrale. 1869. 126
pp. Photograph. **T 99.22
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Ménétrier, Charles.

Galerie historique de la Comédie francaise. Pour servir de complé-
ment 4 La troupe de Talma. Depuis le commencement du siécle
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Ornée de portraits par Fugére. Lyon. Scheuring. 1876. viii,
310, (1) pp. 2656.66; **T.56.94

Galerie historique des acteurs francais, mimes et paradistes qui se
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de portraits par J.-M. Fugére. Lyon. Scheuring. 1877. viii, 384
Pp. 2653.68; **T.56.95

Galerie historique des comédiens de la troupe de Nicolet. Notices
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Par E. Dis de Manne et C. Ménétrier. Avec des portraits gravés
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viii, 414, (1) pp. Iflus. Portraits. **T 56.340

Menken, Adah Isaacs.

BARCLAY, G. L. The life and eettavkable career of Adah Isaacs

Menken, the celebrated actress. Philadelphia. [1868.]- Por-

traits. : ¥*T. 96.8
Notice biographique sur Miss Adah Isaacs Menken, artiste améri-
caine. Paris. 1867. 2344.56

Menpes, Mortimer.

Henry Irving. London. Black. 1906. vii, 50 pp. Colored portraits.

Manuscript facsimiles. [Portrait biographies.] **T 58,114
Mensch, Ella. -

Konversations-Lexikon der Theater-Litteratur. Praktisches Hand-
und Nachschlagebuch zur schnellen und sicheren Orientierung
ttber die Dramen des In- und Auslandes von den Altesten Zeiten
a zur Gegenwart. Stuttgart. Schwabacher. [1896.] viii, 348

**T 48.10
Mentzel, Elisabeth.

Ein Brief der Madame Moller an desi Schauspieldirektor Gustav
Friedrich Wilhelm Grossmann. (In Archiv fiir Theatergeschichte.
Vol. 2, pp. 72-87. Berlin. 1905.) *6§907.12.2

Karl David Stegmann. Aus dem Leben eines Biihnenkiinstlers des
18. Jahrhunderts. (Jn Archiv fiir Theatergeschichte. Vol. 1, pp.
129-159. Berlin. 1904.) : 6907.12.1

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Menus-plaisirs. See Court revels.
Menzel, Ludwig, editor.

Attmann, F. Die Maske des Schauspielers. Practische Anleitung

in der Kunst, sich zu schminken. Berlin. [1875.] **T 97.91
Merbach, Paul Alfred, compiler.

Bibliographie fiir Theatergeschichte 1905-1910. Berlin. 1913. (5),

263, (1) pp. [Gesellschaft fir Theatergeschichte. Schriften. 21.]
6907.31
Mercator, pseud.

Letter, A, to Mr. Alfred Bunn, Manager of the Theatre Royal,
Birmingham; being a review of his epistle to the Rev. J. A.
James. By a member of the Church of England. [Signed
Mercator.] Birmingham, 1824. ¥*T 76.55

Merian, Hans, translator.

Rossi, E. Studien tiber Shatesepeare und das moderne Theater nebst
einer autobiographischen Skizze von Ernesto Rossi. Leipzig.
1885. 4596.103; **T.47.113

Merle, Jean Toussaint.. ‘
De Opéra. Paris. Baudouin. 1827. 39 pp. No. 6 in **M.370.65

Another copy is on shelf-number No. 1o in **G.157.10.

Lettre 4 un compositeur francais sur l’état actuel de l’Opéra. Paris.
Barba. 1827. 44 pp. No. 3 in **M.373.23
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Merle, Jean Toussaint, edifor.

Bacuaumont, L. P. pE. Mémoires historiques, littéraires, politiques,

anecdotiques et critiques. Paris. 1809. 3 v.. ¥*#T 57.91
Merlin, Mercedes de Santa Cruz, Comtesse de.

Memoirs and letters of Madame Malibran. With notices of the
progress of the musical drama in England. Philadelphia. Carey
& Hart. 1840. 2 v. 4049.265

Same. Memoirs of Madame Malibran. With a selection from her
correspondence. London. Colburn. 1840. 2v. Portrait. 4048.11

Same. 2d edition. 1844. **M 1494.22

Mermaids.

Boston. Theatres. Boston Museum. A short history of mermaids.
Also, a description of the one now exhibiting at the Boston
Museum. Boston. 1842. Plates. **T..96.196

Merrick, Leonard. s

Der Theaterdirektor. Roman. Ubersetzung aus dem Englischen

von A. Kellner. Leipzig. Reclam. [1902.] 128 pp. [Universal-

Bibliothek. 4318.] No. 6 in 4896.50.438
Merrie England in the olden time. DanreEt, G. 2529.30; etc.
Merritt, J.

Memoirs of the life of Wm. Henry West Betty, known by the name
of the. Young Roscius, with a general estimate of his talents, and
a critique on his principal characters. Liverpool. Wright. 1804.

 

140 pp. **T,58.36
Merry monarch, The. Apams, W. H. D. 2570.23; **T.56.228
Merschberger, , Dr.

Die Anfange Shakespeares auf der Hamburger Bithne. [Hamburg.
Liitcke & Wulff. 1890.] (3), 44 pp. [Realgymnasium des
Johanneums. Bericht.] 45904.123

Merwin-Clayton Sales Company.

The library of a dramatic author and critic consisting of dramatic

literature, portraits, etc. Also first and rare editions of American

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Mesdames de Ccoeur-Volant. Manatin, P. **T 87.50

Meske, Mathilde. (Mathilde Veneta.)

Dorcas Mora. Erzahlung aus dem Leben einer Schauspielerin.

Berlin. Stuhr. 1886. (8), 181 pp. ¥*T 97.3
Meslé, le jeune, de Besangon.

Essai sur Ja comédie moderne ot l’on réfute les Nouvelles observa-
tion [sic] de M. Fagan au sujet des condamnations prononcées
contre les comédiens. Suivis d’une histoire abrégée des ouvrages
qui ont parii pour et contre la comédie depuis le 17¢ siécle. Par
Monsieur M. L. J. D. B. Ce vend a Paris chez la Veuve Pissot.
1752. (10), 175 pp. **T.48.23

Fagan’s Nouvelles observations au suiet des condamnations’ prononcées contre
les comédiens may be found on shelf-numbers **G.3566.6.2; No. 3 in **4697.6.

Metcalfe, Cranstoun. See Metcalfe, Hope Cranstoun.
Metcalfe, Hope Cranstoun.

Amateur entertainments. How to produce and how to act them.
London. George Routledge & Sons, Ltd. [1916.] vii, 112 pp.
Illus. 6257.25

Méténier, Oscar Marie Joseph.

Les voyous au théatre. (Histoire de deux piéces.) Bruxelles.

Kistemaeckers. 1891. III pp. **T 57.143

Contents. — En famille et la censure. — A propos de La casserole.
Métivet, Lucien, illustrator.
Darzens, R. Le Théatre libre illustré. Dessins de Lucien Métivet.
Préface de Jean Aicard. Paris. 1890. 2v.in1. Illus. Portraits.
s **T 74.14
Métral, Antoine Marie Thérése.
De la liberté des théatres, dans ses rapports avec la liberté de la
presse, a l’occasion de l’analyse de La démence de Charles v1,
tragédie de M. Lemercier. Paris. Barba. 1820. 28 pp.
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 4 in **G.3562.1. **T76.106
Metropolitan Ballet Company, Inc., New York.
Souvenir. Serge de Diaghileff’s Ballet russe. With originals by
Léon Bakst and others. New York. [1916.] (38) pp. Portraits.

Plates, mostly colored. 4040a.170
Contains legends of the ballets by Frederick A. King in 1915-16 programme.
Same. [New York.] 42 pp. 4040a.171

Contains 1916-17 programme.
Meusnier de Querlon, Anne Gabriel.
Le code lyrique ou réglement pour l’?Opéra de Paris. Avec des
éclaircissemens historiques. [Anon.] K Utopie [i. e. Paris], chez

Thomas Morus. 1743. (1), 95 pp. **M.377.37
A satire. Another copy is on shelf-number No. 1 in *4679a.113.

Mexico. Theatres.

Caun, J. Julius Cahn’s Official theatrical guide, containing informa-
‘ tion of the theatres and attractions in the United States, Canada,
Mexico and Cuba. New York. 1900, 09. 2-v. Portraits. Maps.
**T 25.33

Mexico, City. Theatres. NATIONAL THEATRE.
Tirrany Studios, New York. Mosaic curtain for the National theatre
of Mexico. [New York. 1911?] Plates. 4099.176

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Meyan, Paul.
Archives théatrales. 1887. Paris. Tresse & Stock. [1888.] (3), 414 pp.
Relates to Paris theatres. ¥**T.77.191

Meyer, Carl Remigius.
Das geistliche Schauspiel des Mittelalters. Vortrag. Basel. Schweig-
hauser. 1879. 32 pp. 2875.111

Another copy is on shelf-number No. 7 in *2z900a.50.5.
Meyer, Friedrich Ludwig Wilhelm.
Friedrich Ludwig Schréder. Beitrag zur Kunde des Menschen und
des Kiinstlers. Hamburg. Hoffmann & Campe. 1819. 2 v.
: 2847.9
Same. Neue wohlfeilere Ausgabe. Hamburg. Campe. 1823. 2 v.
2843.13
Meyer, Richard Moritz. :
Goethe’s ,,Regeln fiir Schauspieler.“ (Jn Goethe-Jahrbuch. Band 31,
pp. 117-135. Frankfurt a/M. 1910.) *2840a8.54.31
Mezetin, Angelo Constantini, called Mezetin. See Constantini, Angelo.

Méziéres, Alfred Jean Francois, prefacer.
Lessinc, G. E. Dramaturgie de Hambourg. Paris. 1885. **T.47.29
Miall, Bernard. |

Pierre Garat. Singer'and exquisite. His life and his world (1762-

1823). New York. Scribner. 1913. 364, (1) pp. Portraits. Plates.
2643-159
Michel, Carl.

Lessing und die heutigen Schauspieler. Hamburg. Richter. 1888.
54, (2) pp. [Deutsche Zeit- und Streit-Fragen.]

No. 2 in *5216.50.N.F.3
Michel-Morin, pseud. See Dubois, Auguste, and E. Charles Chabot.
Middleton, J. E.

Music and the theatre in Canada. (Jn Canada and its provinces. Vol.
12, pp. 643-661. Autograph facsimile. Toronto. 1914.]

, *4314.356.12
Milan, Italy. Theatres.

Campiasi, P. Rappresentazioni date nei reali teatri di Milano 1778-
1872. Opere in musica, nome dei maestri, poeti ed esecutori
principali, balli dati nel R. Teatro alla Scala, nome dei coreografi,
maestri, ballerini, elenco dei professori componenti l’orchestra,
elenco degli impresarj. Milano. 1872. No. 1 in **M.123.4

Milan, Italy. Theatres. TEATRO DELLA SCALA.

I. R. Teatro alla Scala. Almanacco. 1826. Milano, presso li fratelli
Ubicini. [1825.] (7), 112, (16) pp. Colored plates. Colored
portraits. ¥#T 20.24

Milan, Italy. Theatres. Teatro DELLA Scata. Works about.

LanprianI, P. Osservazioni su l’Imp. R. Teatro alla Scala in Milano
e sopra alcuni articoli del Saggio di M. Patté. Osservazioni sulle
scene teatrali si antiche che moderne. (Jn Ferrario, G. Storia e
descrizione de’ principali teatri antichi e moderni. Pp. 257-360.

Milano. 1830.) **T 75.70
PrerMarini, G. Teatro della Scala in Milano. [Piante ecc.] Roma.
1826. 8 plates. ! *Cab.60.185.2

Miles, Dudley Howe, translator.

CotumsBra University. Dramatic Museum. How to write a play.
Letters from Augier, Banville, Dennery, Dumas, Gondinet,
Labiche, Legouvé, Pailleron, Sardou and Zola. New York. 10916.

**T.46.62.2
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A letter to Sir John Fielding, Knt. Occasioned by his extraordinary
request to Mr. Garrick for a suppression of the Beggars Opera.
To which is added a postscript to D. Garrick, Esq. London. 1773.
48 pp. No. 7 in **G.3823.4.2

Militia of Mercy, The. Children’s Ambulance Service.

Benefit performance in aid of the children of Boston, crippled by
infantile paralysis, Boston Opera House, Friday afternoon, No-
vember 3, 1916, under the auspices of The Militia of Mercy.
[Boston. 1916.] (45) pp. Illus. Portraits. Plans. ¥*T 12.12

Militona. Gautier, T. ¥*T 80.4
Milizia, Francesco.

Del teatro. [Anon.] In Venezia. 1773. Presso Giambatista Pasquali.

viii, 100 pp. vi plates. Plans. ¥*T 74.19
Millanvoye, Bertrand.
Le théatre en province. Réponse 4'M. Got. [Par] A. Estival & B.

Millanvoye. Paris. Lecuir & cie. 1878. 31 pp. **T 95.110
Mille et un souvenirs, Les, d’un homme de théatre. LrMonnier, A.

**T.77.80

Mille et une nuits, Les, du théatre. Vitu, A.C. J. *8T 47.47

Miller, David Prince.

The life of a showman. Added, managerial struggles. London.
Lacy. 1849. (1), 147 pp. ¥**T 58.27
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 3 in **K.48.16.

Saine. With anecdotes and letters of actors. The art of fortune
telling. An exposé of the practices of various deceivers of the
public. With the secrets of conjuring. 2d edition, with consider-
able additions. [186-?] 102 pp. No. 2 in *4579.115

Miller, James.

Harlequin-Horace: or, the art of modern poetry. [A poem. Anon.]

London: Printed for Lawton Gilliver. 1731. (10), 59 pp. Plate.

No. 15 in **G.3824.14
A satire, relating largely to the work of the London theatres. There is a long
dedication prefixed, addressed to J--n R--—h [John Rich], the pantomimist.

Miller, Samuel.

A sermon, delivered January 19, 1812, at the request of a number of
young gentlemen of the city of New-York, who had assembled to
express their condolence with the inhabitants of Richmond, on
the late mournful dispensation of Providence in that city. New-
York. Whiting & Watson. 1812. 42 pp. **T 76.124

This relates to the burnfng of the Richmond Theatre. Another copy is on shelf-
number No. 3 in *7453.6.

Same. (Jn Witherspoon, John. A serious inquiry into the nature
and effects of the stage. Pp. 155-199. New-York. 1812.)
Another copy is on shelf-number **G.3647.5. **T 78.34

Millet, Frank Davis.

Illustrations, with descriptive reading matter, from the November
number of the Century Magazine. Oidinxovs tieavvos. Ocdipus
the King. The Greek tragedy as recently presented at Harvard
University. [Programme. Anon. Boston. 1881.] (8) pp. Illus.

4450a.150
Milliet, Paul.

De l’origine du théatre 4 Paris. Paris. Librairie des bibliophiles.

1870. (3), 119, 4 pp. Plate. ¥*T.78.64

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Miln, Louise Jordan.
An actor’s wooing: being the confessions of a chaperon. [London.

* 1896.] (6), 173, (1) pp. Plate. *”T 88,11
Mimic, The: a poem. By the author. London: Printed for the Author.
and sold by J. Scott. 1761. 20 pp. No. 9 in **G.3820.9
Dedicated and addressed to Samuel Foote.
Mimic life. Ruircuiz, A. C. **T 87.79; etc.
Mimic world, The, and public exhibitions. Locan, O. 4504.8; **T.76.22
Mimicry. ;
GieTMANN, G. Poetik und Mimik. Freiburg im Breisgau. 1900.
Portraits. Plates. 4074.301
Piperit, T. Le mimique et la physiognomonie. Trad. d’aprés la 2e
édition, par A. Girot. Paris, 1888. *5606.32

Mimographe, La, ou idées d’une honnéte-femme pour la réformation
du théatre national. [Anon.] See Restif de la Bretonne, Nicolas
Edme.

Mind-reading.

BisHor, W. I. The enigma of the 19th century, Music Hall, No-
“vember 30th, 1886. Farewell reception extraordinaire. [Boston.
1886.] Portraits. 7600.27

— The following is a copy of a letter which appeared in the
Boston daily papers, November 17, 1886. Boston. 1886. 3607.143

Capper, A. O. A rambler’s recollections and reflections. New
York. [1915.] Portraits. Plates. 4545-155

CumBeErLann, S. C. F. A thought-reader’s thoughts: being the im-
pressions and confessions of Stuart Cumberland. London. 1888.
Portrait. 3580.53; **T.97.35

Miner, Harry, editor. ,

Harry Miner’s American Dramatic Directory. 1884/85. A complete
directory of the dramatic and operatic professions and a guide
to the opera houses, theatres and public halls of America. New
York. 1884. Portrait. **T 25.7

Mingled yarn, A. Epwarps, H. **T 97.154; etc.

Minier, Hippolyte. 2

Le théatre 4 Bordeaux. Etude historique. Suivie de la nomenclature
des auteurs dramatiques bordelais et de leurs ouvrages, établie
en collaboration avec Jules Delpit. Bordeaux. Chollet. 1883.
106 pp. **T.95.138

Minstrels.

Cénac-Moncaut, J. E. M. Histoire des chanteurs et des artistes
ambulants. Saint-Germain en Laye. 1866. 30 pp.

4044.119; No. 1 in **M.372.19

Hampr, T. E. Die fahrenden Leute in der deutschen Vergangenheit.
Leipzig. 1902. Illus. Portrait. Plates. 2831.26

La Rus, G. pz. Essais historiques sur les bardes, les jongleurs et
les trouvéres normands et anglo-normands. Caen. 1834. 3 v.

: **M.136.15; etc.

O’Neri1, F. Irish minstrels and musicians. Chicago. 1913. Illus.
Portraits. Plates. 4045.208

Minstrels, Negro. See Negro minstrels.

Miolan, Marie Caroline Félix. See Carvalho, Marie Caroline Félix
Miolan.

Miracle play, The, of the Rio Grande. Bourkg, J. G. 4365.140

Miracle plays. See Mysteries and miracle plays.

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Mirbeau, Octave.
Le comédien. Suivi de l’entrefilet de M. Vitu,—Jla lettre de M.
Mirbeau 4 M. Magnard, —V’ordre du jour du théatre du Chateau-

d’eau. [3¢ édition.] Paris. Brunox. 1883. 19, (1) pp. **T.58.47
An attack upon actors. The title on the cover is: Le scandale d’hier. Le
comédien. Par un journaliste (Octave Mirbeau).

Mirbeau, Octave. Works about.

CoguE.in, B. C. Les comédiens. Par un comédien. Réponse a M.
Octave Mirbeau. Paris. 1883. **T 58.48

Mirecourt, Eugéne de, pseud. See Jacquot, Charles Jean Baptiste.

Miroir dramatique, Le. Biographie des acteurs et actrices de Paris.
No. 2. Rédacteur en chef Edmond Benjamin. Paris. [1878] 8
pp. Portraits. ¥**T 53.1
Portraits of actors accompanied by verses.

Mirror, The, of literature, amusement, and instruction: containing
original essays; historical narratives; biographical memoirs,
novels and tales; anecdotes, &c. [Weekly.] Vol. 1-10 and odd
numbers. 1822-1837. London. Limbird. 1824-37. 11 v. Illus.

Portraits. **T 26.1
Contains some theatrical anecdotes, etc. From 1823-July, 1826, the editor was
Thomas Byerley. The odd numbers are bound together. A list of them is
prefixed to the volume.

Mirror, The, of taste, and dramatic censor. Vol. 1-4. [Monthly.]
Philadelphia. Bradford & Inskeep [and Zantzinger & Co.]. 1810,

11. 4 v. Portraits. Plates. ¥**T 26.34
Same. Vol. 1. 1810. ¥*K 35.55

The portraits and the plates are missing in this copy.

Mirror, The, of the Stage, and new theatrical inquisitor. [Fortnightly.]
Vol. 3 (no. 2-12); 4 (no. 20). Aug. 25, 1823-Jan. 5, July 5, 1824.
London. Duncombe. [1823, 24.] (4), 17-190, 107-122 pp. Colored
portrait. +*T 26.56

Miseloque, La. RicHEPIN, J. **T 87.85

Miscellanies, in prose and verse. [Anon.] See Dawe, M. :

Mr. William Prynn his defence of stage-plays, or a retraction of a
former book of his called. Histrio-mastix. London, printed in the
year 1649. [London. 1822.] 8 pp. **T.77.22

Another copy is on shelf-number **G.3821.16. . Pyrnne was not the author of
this pamphlet. His Histrio-mastix may be found on shelf-numbers **T.77.19;
**G.4075.16.

Mistress Nell. Hazzeron, G. C., Jr. **T 87.3
Mitchell, Mary A., translator.
BrackeL, F. M. T., Freiin von. The circus-rider’s daughter. New
York. [1896.] 6898.150
Mobisson, F., editor.
Costumes of the modern stage. Part 1-5. [London. 188 9~-90.]
Colored portraits. ¥**T 92.1
Models of theatres. See Theatre. Models.
Modéne, Esprit de Raimond de Mormoiron, Comte de.
Cuarpon, E. H. Nouveaux documents sur la vie de Moliére. M.
de Modéne, ses deux femmes et Madeleine Béjart. Paris. 1886.
¥*T 54.18
Modern drama and opera. A reading list compiled by Clara Mulliken
Norton, Frank Walter, Fanny Elsie Marquand. Boston. The
Boston Book Co. 1911. 93 pp. [Useful reference series. No. 4.]
*
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— Modern operas. By Fanny Elsie Marquand.

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Modern dramatists. Duxes, A. 6257.69
Modern opera houses and theatres. Sacus, E. O., and E. A. E. Wooprow.

. *Cab.60.77.4
Modern theatre construction. Kuinsita, E. B. 8099a.35

Moderwell, Hiram Kelly.

The theatre of to-day. New York. John Lane Co. 1914. 322 pp.
Plates. Plans. 6257.84
Treats of the theatre as a “synthesis of the arts,” and relates chiefly to the
theatres of Germany and Russia with special regard to the innovations there in
theatrical scenery.

Modjeska, Helena.

Memories and impressions. An autobiography. New York. The

Macmillan Co. 1910. ix, 571 pp. Illus. Portraits. 3067.56
Modjeska, Helena. Works about.
Autemus, J. T. Helena Modjeska. New York. [1883.] Portrait.

3067.38
Coox, M. C. The story of Helena Modjeska (Madame Chlapowska).
London. 1883. 5069.24; **T.57.194

Moeller, Madame :

MentzeL, E. Ein Brief der Madame Moller an den Schauspiel-
direktor Gustav Friedrich Wilhelm Grossmann. (Jw Archiv fir
Theatergeschichte. Vol. 2, pp. 72-87. Berlin. 1905.) *6907.12.2

Meeurs théatrales. Gozzan, L. = Je **T 87.36
Mogeta, Charles Octave. (Octave Féré.)
Aventures et biographie d’un impresario: Toussaint Baubet. Rouen.

 

Haulard. 1864. (1), 106 pp. Portrait. ; ¥*T 57.351
La comédienne amoureuse. Illustrations par Henri Rousseau. Paris.
Décembre-Alonnier. 1870. 287 pp. Illus. Plate. ¥*T 87.55

A novel of theatrical life.
Moland, Louis Emile Dieudonné.
Moliére et la comédie italienne. Paris. Didier & cie. 1867. (4),
xi, 378 pp. Portrait. Plates. ; 4704.8; **T 56.104
Moland, Louis Emile Dieudonné, editor.
Constantini, A. La vie de Scaramouche. Réimpression de l’édition
originale (1695). Paris. 1876. Portrait. **T,56.307
Molé, Francois René.
Mémoires. Précédés d’une notice sur cet acteur, par M. Etienne.
Le comédien, par M. Remond de Sainte-Albine. Paris. Ledoux.
1825. (3), Ixiv, 335 pp. [Collection des mémoires sur Il’art
dramatique.] ¥*T 56.11
Same. Ponthieu. ¥*G.224.2.14

These Mémoires may also be found in Barriére’s Bibliothéque des mémoires
relatifs 4 histoire de France pendant le 18me siécle [4667.2.6; **T.57.280].

Notice ... sur lés Mémoires de Henry Louis Lekain. Paris. Pougens.
1801. (3), 20 pp. No. 3 in **M.147.16
Molé, Francois René. Works about.
TrzNNE, C. G., and C. Gaucrran-NaNnTEUIL. Vie de Frangois-René
Molé, comédien frangais. Paris. An x1-1803. Portrait. **T.58.87
Molénes, Emile de.
Desclée. Biographie et souvenirs. 2¢ édition. Paris. Tresse. 1874.
(3), 210 pp. Portrait. : ¥*T 57.431
Molénes, Paul de. ‘
La comédienne. (Jn Courrier des Etats-Unis. Semaine littéraire.
Vol. 6, pp. 301-318. New York. 1849.) No. 13 in *6671.2.6
Moliére.
Aucer, L.S. Discours sur la comédie, et vie de Moliére. Paris. 1827.
' No. 2 in **4706.14; etc.
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Baturre, A. Autour de Moliére. Paris. 1889. ¥#*T 57.320
—— Moliére inconnu. Sa vie. Tome 1: 1622-1646. Paris. 1886.
4659.70; **T.57.206

Bazin, A. DE Raucou, called Bazin. Les commencemens de la vie
de Moliére. [Paris. 1847.] ¥*T 55.29
— Les derniéres années de Moliére. [Paris. 1848.] **T 55.30

— Notes historiques sur la vie de Moliére. Paris. 1851.
**T 57.21; etc.
Berrara, L. F. Dissertation sur J.-B. Poquelin-Moliére, sur ses
ancétres, l’époque de sa naissance qui avait été inconnue jusqu’ a

présent.° Paris. 1821. **T'56.2453 etc.
Bouguet, F. La troupe de Moliére et les deux Corneille 4 Rouen
en 1658. Paris. 1880. Plates. **T 59.12

BRICAULD DE VERNEUIL, C. EF. Moliére 4 Poitiers en 1648 et les
comédiens dans cette ville, de 1648 4 1658. Paris. 1887. 4670.12
BroucHoup, C. Les origines du théatre de Lyon. Mystéres, farces
et tragédies, troupes ambulantes, Moliére. Lyon. 1865. **T.75.28
Brown, A. M. Moliére and his medical associations. Glimpses of
the court and stage. The faculties and physicians of the Grand

Siécle. London. 1897. **T 55.78
CarLuava D’Estanpoux, J. F. Essai sur la tradition théatrale. Paris.
16 germinal, an vt. ¥*T..97.71

Camparpon, L. E., editor. Documents inédits sur J. B. Poquelin
Moliére découverts et publiés avec des notes, un index alpha-
bétique et des fac-simile par Emile Campardon. Paris. 1871.

2707.6; **T.98.96; etc.
—— Nouvelles piéces sur Moliére et sur quelques comédiens de sa
troupe. Paris. 1876. 4679a.76; **T.97.127

Cuarpon, E. H. Nouveaux documents sur la vie de Moliére. M. de
Modéne, ses deux femmes et Madeleine Béjart. Paris. 1886.
**T 54.18
CoLLarDEAU, P. La salle de théatre de Moliére au Port Saint-Paul
avec le plan du Jeu de paume de la Croix-Noire et celui de I’hétel
Barbeau et des autres propriétés détruites pour 1’établissement
du nouveau marché de l’Ave-Maria. Paris. 1876. Plans.
¥*T 75.16
Constant, C. F. Moliére 4 Fontainebleau (1661-1664). Simple note
historique. Suivie de la biographie du comédien De Brie. Meaux.

1873. ; **T 55.34
Corin, A. Histoire des comédiens de la troupe de Moliére. Paris.
1886. 4671.76; **T.56.31

Despres, J. B. D., editor. Mémoires sur Moliére et sur Mme Guérin,
sa veuve, suivis des mémoires sur Baron et sur Mlle Lecouvreur,

par l’Abbé d’Allainval. Paris. 1822. 6646.78; **T.56.4; etc.
Dumoustier, L. Moliére auteur et comédien. Sa vie et ses ceuvres.
Paris. 1883. ¥**T 57.402
Fournier, E. Etudes sur la vie et les ceuvres de Moliére. Paris.
1885. ¥*T 57.290
—— Le roman de Moliére. Suivi de fragments sur sa vie privée
d’aprés des documents nouveaux. Paris. 1863. *€T.58,119; etc.
GosseLin, E. Moliére 4 Rouen en 1643. Discours de réception.
[Rouen. 1870.] 2648.83
Grimarest, J. L. Le G., Sieur pe. La vie de Mr de Moliére. Paris.
1877. Plate. **T 59.53 etc.

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Hittemacuer, F. Galerie historique des portraits des comédiens de
la troupe de Moliére. Avec des détails biographiques succincts.

Lyon. 1869. Portraits. **T 56.126
Houssave, A. Les comédiennes de Moliére. Paris. 1879. Portraits.
4645.54; **T.56.68

Lacour pe LA Pryarpiire, L. ve. Etudes sur Moliére. Le Tartuffe
par ordre de Louis x1v. Le véritable prototype de l’imposteur.

Recherches nouvelles. Paris. 1877. **T 59.14; etc.
Lacrorx, L. P. B. P. La jeunesse de Moliére. Piéce en vers inédite
de Moliére. Paris. 1858. **T 59.29; etc.

LacrancE, C. V., Sieur pE. Vie de Moliére, en abrégé. (Jn Poulet-
Malassis, Paul E. A., editor. Moliére jugé par ses contemporains.

Pp. 93-117. Paris. 1877.) **T 59.133 etc.
Larroumet, L. B. G. P. La comédie de Moliére. L’auteur et le
milieu. Paris. 1893. **T 57.236
Lavorx, M. H. La premiére représentation du Misanthrope 4 juin
1666. Paris. 1877. **T 58.140

Lecoco, G. Moliére et la comédie en province. Paris. 1880. 4671.62
LorsELeur, J. A. J. Les points obscurs de la vie de Moliére. Paris.

1877. Portrait. Plate. 2656.73; **T.57.31
Macen, A. La troupe de Moliére a Agen d’aprés un document inédit.
Paris. 1877. ¥*T 56.144

Manrtztus, C. Moliére. Les théatres, le public & les comédiens de
son temps. Paris.. 1908. Illus. Portraits. Plates. Plan. **T.55.102
Motanp, L. E. D. Moliére et la comédie italienne. Paris. 1867.
Portrait. Plates. 4704.8; **T.56.104
Mo.tériste, Le. Revue mensuelle. Publiée par Georges Monval.
Année 1-10. 1879/80-88/89. Paris. 1879-89. to v. Illus. Por-

trait. Plates. Plan. ¥**T 26.6
Monvat, G. H. M. Chronologie moliéresque. Paris. 1897. Por-
trait. 4659.81
—— Le laquais de Moliére [Francois Du Mouriez Du Perier].
Paris. 1887. ¥*T. 57.218

Monvat, G. H. M., compiler. Lettres au Mercure sur Moliére, sa vie,
ses ceuvres et les comédiens de son temps. Paris. 1887. **T.58.123
— Recueil sur la mort de Moliére. Paris. 1885.

: 4659.56; **T.58.122
Noét, E. Moliére, son théAtre et son ménage. Paris. 1880. Por-
trait. **T 50.6

Parts. CoM£DIE FRANCAISE. Documents sur Le malade imaginaire.
Estat de la recette et despence faite par ordre de la compagnie.
Avec une introduction et des notes par Edouard Thierry. Paris.

1880. ¥*T 55.18
Paroisse-Poucin, F. A. A. Moliére et l’opéra-comique. Le Sicilien
ou l’amour peintre. Paris. 1882. #*T 56.33

Perrautt, C. Jean-Baptiste Poquelin ‘de Moliére. (Jn Poulet-
Malassis, P. E. A., editor. Moliére jugé par ses contemporains.
Pp. 130-148. Paris. 1877.) **T 59.13; etc.

Pirtrau, B. J. Les maitresses de Moliére. Amours du grand
comique. Leur influence sur son caractére et son ceuvre. Paris.
1879. Portrait. Plates. #*T 57.331

— Moliére en province, étude sur sa troupe ambulante. Suivie
de Moliére en voyage, comédie en un acte, en vers. Paris. 1879.
Portrait. Plates. #*T 57.332

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Poutet-Matassis, P. E. A., editor. Moliére jugé par ses contempo-
rains. Paris. 1877. Plate. **T 59.13; etc.
Raymonp, E. Histoire des pérégrinations de Moliére dans le
Languedoc, d’aprés des documents inédits. 1642-1658. Paris.

1858. 4667.14
Ropert, U. L. L. Moliére en province. Conférence faite a.Niort,
le 20 mars 1869. Niort. 18609. 2673.78

Sorerrot, H. A. Moliére et sa troupe. Paris. 1858. Portraits.
#*T. 54,14

Soutré, E. Recherches sur Moliére et sur sa famille. Paris. 1863.
¥*T 55.115; etc,
TascHEREAU, J. A. Histoire de la vie et des ouvrages de Moliére.

‘Paris. 1828. Portrait. Plate. **T 57.3253 etc.
Taytor, H.C. C. Moliére. A biography. New York. 1906. Plates.
7 2642.206

Trotiore, H. M. The life of Moliére. New York. 1905. Portrait.
? 4643.79

Trouper, La, de Moliére. [Paris? 18—?] ¥**T 56.136
Vincent, L. H. Moliére. Cambridge. 1902. 2679a.268
Vitu, A. C. J. Le Jeu de paume des Mestayers; ou 1’Illustre
théatre, 1595-1883. Paris. 1883. Illus. Plans. ¥*T 57.64

—  Moliére et les Italiens. A propos du tableau des farceurs
appartenant a la Comédie frangaise. Paris. 1879.
4676.116; **T.96.22; etc.
Wises, H. O. B., Baron pE. Un portrait de Moliére en Bretagne.
tude sur quelques comédiens, farceurs, et bouffons francais et
italiens au xvire siécle. Nantes. [1875.] +*T 56.103; etc.
Moliére. Bibliography.
Lacrorx, L. P. B. P. Bibliographie Moliéresque. Turin. 1875.
**T 56.98; etc.
Moliére en Turquie. Tuatrasso, A. FET 56.58
Moliériste, Le. Revue mensuelle. Publiée par Georges Monval. Année
I-10. 1879/80-88/89. Paris. Tresse. 1879-89. tov. Illus. Por-
trait. Plates. Plan. Facsimiles. **T 26.6
Contains bibliographies.
Molineri, Giuseppe Cesare.
Fontana, F. In ‘teatro. (Con due lettere di G. C. Molineri.) 40
migliaio. Roma. 1884. *®T 98.97
Molloy, Gerald.
The Passion Play at Ober-Ammergau in the summer of 1871. 2d
edition. Boston. Donahoe. 1872. 120 pp. Illus. 2866.7
Molloy, Joseph Fitzgerald.
The life and adventures of Edmund Kean, tragedian. 1787-1833.
London. Ward & Downey. 1888. 2 v. 4547-1153 **T.57.11
The life and adventures of Peg Woffington. With pictures of the
period in which she lived. London. Hurst & Blackett. 1884. 2 v.

Portrait. 4549.78
Same. 2d edition. 1885. #*T 57.195
Same. 3d edition, 1887. ¥*T 57.448

The romance of the Irish stage with pictures of the Irish capital in

the eighteenth century. London. Downey & Co., Ltd. 18907.
_ 2v. Portraits. **T 77.85
Same. New York. Dodd, Mead & Co. 2552.24

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Molloy, Joseph Fitzgerald, editor.
Rosinson, M. Memoirs of Mary Robinson, “Perdita.” From the
edition edited by her daughter. London. 1894. Portraits.
**P,.11,7525
—— Same. 1895. : 4548.123
Momus, a poem: or a critical examination into the merits of the per-
formers, and comic pieces, at the Theatre Royal in the Hay-Market.
[Anon.] London: Printed for the Author. [1770?] 22 pp.

Chicfly upon Samuel Foote. No. 15 in **G.3820.9
Momus triumphans. LancBaAIne, G. **T 66.113 etc.
Monaco-roulette. ALFrep, Baron, pseud. **T 96.238

Monceau, Chateau.

Monvat, G. H. M. Fétes et spectacles donnés 4 Fontainebleau et

au Monceau en 1772. Fontainebleau. 1888. 2662.114
Moncrieff, William Thomas.

Adventures of a ventriloquist; or, the rogueries of Nicholas: an
entirely new entertainment, in three parts, as embodied, illus-
trated, and delivered by Monsieur Alexandre [pseud. of Nicholas
Marie Alexandre Vattemare]. London. Lowndes. 1822. iii—viii,
39 pp. Colored portraits. No. 2 in **T.57.373
The illustrations are by Isaac Robert Cruikshank,

Monde dramatique, Le. Histoire des théatres anciens; revue des spec-
tacles modernes. [Hebdomadaire.] Tome 1-7. Paris. 1835-38.

7 v. Illus. Portraits. Plates. © #ET 25.15
Relates especially to Paris.

Monet, Jean. See Monnet, Jean.
Money jar, The. Betzasis, E. #*T 56.135

Monnet, Jean.

Supplément au Roman comique, ou mémoires pour servir 4 la vie

de Jean Monnet. A Londres. 1772. 2v. Portrait. **T 58.106
Monnet, Jean. Works about.

Heutwarp, L. O. A. Jean Monnet. Vie et aventures d’un entre-
preneur de spectacles au xvi1re siécle avec un appendice sur
VOpéra-comique de 1752 4 1758. Paris. 1884. Portrait. Plate.
Table. **£T' 96.25 etc.

Monnier, Victorien.
Thérésa et ses mémoires. Paris. Renaud. 1865. 70 pp. Portrait.
[Célébrités parisiennes.] . ¥*T 97.274
Monody, A, to the memory of David Garrick, Esq. [A poem.] Lon-
don: printed and sold by Harrison and Co. 1779. (3), 16 pp.
No. 6 in **G.3824.14
Monody, A, to the memory of Mrs. Margaret Woffington. [Verse.
Anon.] See Hoole, John.
Monographie du spectateur au théatre. Henriet, F. ¥**T 97.164
Monologues. Works about.

Cogue.in, B. C., and E. A. H. Coguetin. L’art de dire le monologue.

Par Coquelin cadet [et] Coquelin ainé. Paris. 1884. Portraits.
: **T 77.150
Monselet, Charles.

Acteurs et actrices. Dessins par E. Lorsay. Paris. Le Chevalier.
1867. 128 pp. Plates. [Physionomies parisiennes.] **T 99.31
Another copy is on shelf-number **T.99.40.

Les années de gaieté. Paris. Lévy. 1875. (3), 326 pp. 2666.55
Plays and sketches of French life, containing among other things notes on
Parisian theatres.

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Monselet, Charles. (Continued.)
Chanvallon. Histoire d’un souffleur de la Comédie-frangaise. Paris.

Sartorius. 1872. (3), 281 pp. Plate. ¥**T 87.77

The action of the story takes place in the time of Napoleon.

Une troupe de comédiens. Paris. Tresse. 1879. (3), 282 pp.

A collection of short stories, plays, etc. #*T 87.58
Monsieur Clown! Perroptt, FE. vz. 2679a.262
Monsieur Cothurne ami de,Mr Botte ou la débutomanie, histoire véri-

table, théatrale et tragique. Paris. An x1.—1803. 204 pp. Plate.

Relates to the theatres of Paris. #*T 78,16
Monsieur, Un, de l’orchestre, pseud. See Mortjé, Arnold.
Monsieur de Saint-Bertrand. Frypgau, E. A. *2662.69

Montagne, Edouard Charles Philippe. ;

Le manteau d’Arlequin. Paris. Lacroix, Verboeckhoven & ce. 1866.
(3), 302 pp. **T.77,128
Relates to the theatres of Paris.

Montague, Charles W.

Recollections of an equestrian manager. London. Chambers. 1881.

108 pp. 4007.35; **T.58.33
Montague, Henry.

War among the blacks. A full report of the celebrated chancery
suit, Montague & Wilsom versus Moore, Crocker, Ritter, and
Hamilton, proprietors and managers of the Christy Minstrels.
Liverpool. 1865. **T 96.176

Montansier, Marguerite Brunet, called Mademoiselle Montansier.

CovartHac, V. La vie de théatre. Grandes et petites aventures

de Mle Montansier. Paris. [1863.] **T 57.202
Hrepeau, C. Le comédien Neuville et Mlle de Montansier au théatre
de Rouen. Rouen. 1862. ° **T 96.3

Montchamp, L. de, pseud. See Sorel, Jacques.
Monte Carlo, Monaco.
Atrrep, Baron, pseud. Monaco-roulette. Paris. 1886. ¥*T 96.238
Du Seicneur, M. Le théatre de Monte-Carlo. Paris. 1880. Plate.
4096.79; No. 1 in **M.119.15
Monteil, Edgar.
Cornebois. [Roman.] Paris. Charpentier. 1881. (6), 344, (1) pp.

[Etudes humaines.] **T 87.38
La jambe. Paris. Dreyfous & Dalsace. [1804.] (3), 370, (1) pp.
[Etudes humaines.] **T 87.74

A novel about the stage.

La tournée dramatique. Paris. Charpentier & cie. 1890. (5), 322
pp. [Etudes humaines.] ¥*T. 87.48
A novel of stage life.

Montenari, Giovanni, Conte.

Del Teatro Olimpico di Andrea Palladio in Vicenza. Discorso. In
Padova. 1733. Per Giovambattista Conzatti. 84, (1) pp. Por-
trait. 5 plates. *4095.107
On the construction of the theatre. Another copy is on shelf-number **G.16.53,
from which the portrait is missing.

Same. 2a edizione, con lettere due critiche, l’una del Sig. Marchese
Giovanni Poleni, l’altra dell’ autore. In Padova. 1749. Nella
Stamperia del Seminario. xii, (4), 153 pp. Illus. Portrait. 5
plates. *8096.107

Montes, Lola. See Montez, Lola.

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Montez, Lola..

Lectures. Including her autobiography. New York. Rudd &
Carleton. 1858. 202 pp. ¥*T 57.172

Same. 1859. Portrait. Autograph facsimile. 4546.80

Montez, Lola. HWorks about.

Avuvercne, E. B. v’. Lola Montez, an adventuress of the ’forties.
New York. 10909. Portraits. 2544.216

Jacquot, C. J. B. Lola Montés. Paris. 1857. Portrait.

**T59.44;-etc.

Lora Montes: or, a reply to the “Private history and memoirs” of
that celebrated lady, recently published by the Marquis Papon.
New York. 1851. Portrait. **T 97.239

Montgomery, Walter.

Horne, R. H., editor. Was Hamlet mad? Being a series of critiques
on the acting of the late Walter Montgomery: written in Mel-
bourne in 1867, by ArchibaJd Michie, J. E. Neild, R. H. Horne
[ete.]. London. [1871.] 4598.105

Monthly Mirror, The: reflecting men and manners. With strictures
on their epitome, the stage. Vol. 1-22; new series, 1-8. London.
The Proprietors. [1795-]1810. 30 v. Portraits. Plates. Manu-
script facsimiles. **T 26.3
Relates to Great Britain.

Montorgueil, Georges, pseud. See Lebesque, Octave.

Monval, Georges Hippolyte Mondain.

Chronologie moliéresque. Paris. Flammarion. 1897. (3), xii, 279,
(1) pp. Portrait. 4659.81

Les collections de la Comédie-francaise. Catalogue historique et
raisonné, Préface de Jules Claretie. Paris. Société de propaga-
tion des livres d’art. 1897. xvi, 168 pp. Portraits. Plates. *4081.52

Comédie-francaise. (1658-1900.) Liste alphabétique des soci¢taires
depuis Moliére jusau’A nos jours. Paris. Bureaux de |’Amateur
d’autographes. 1900. (3), x, 134, (1) pp. Autograph facsimiles.

4671.87

Fétes et spectacles donnés 4 Fontainebleau et au Monceau en 1772.

Avec notes et appendices. Fontainebleau. Bourges. 1888. 28 pp.

2662.114

Le laquais de Moliére. Paris. Tresse & Stock. 1887. (5), 141, (1)
pp. #*T 57.218
This volume is devoted to proving that this “laquais” was Frangois Du Mouriez

Du Perier.
L’Odéon. Histoire administrative, anecdotique et littéraire du second
Théatre francais. Par Paul Porel [pseud.] et Georges Monval.

Paris. Lemerre. 1876, 82. 2 v. 26704.50; **T.75.41
Contents. — [1.] 1782-1818. 2. 1818-1853.
The copy on shelf-number **T.75.41 lacks Tome z.

Les théatres subventionnés. Paris. Berger-Levrault & cie. 18709.
23 pp. **T.95.63
Relates to France.

Monval, Georges Hippolyte Mondain, compiler.

Lettres au Mercure sur Moliére, sa vie, ses ceuvres et les comédiens
de son temps. Publiées avec une notice et des notes. Paris.
Librairie des bibliophiles. 1887. (3), xi, 89, (1) pp. [Nouvelle
collection Moliéresque. 15.] Zz ¥*T 58,123

Recueil sur la mort de Moliére. Publié avec une notice et des notes.
Paris. Librairie des bibliophiles. 1885. (3), xii,92 pp. [Nouvelle
collection Moliéresque. 14.] 4659a.56; **T.58.122

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Monval, Georges Hippolyte Mondain, editor.
Cuappuzeau, S. Le théatre francois. Accompagné de préface et de
notes par Georges Monval. Paris. 1875. **M 218.3
Joustin pE La Satie, A. F. Souvenirs sur le Théatre-francais.
(1833-1837.) Annotés et publiés par G. Monval et le Comte Fleury.

Paris. 1900. **T.75.55
Lecouvreur, A. Lettres. Réunies pour la premiére fois, avec notes,
étude biographique ... par Georges Monval. Paris. 1892. Por-
trait. Facsimile. 2669.109

La TuoriLuiire, F. Le N. pe. Premier registre de La Thorilliére
(1663-1664). Publié avec notice, notes et index. Paris. 1890.

** 78.57"
Mo.tériste, Le. Revue mensuelle. Année 1-10. Paris. 1879-80.
Illus. Portrait. Plates. Plan. #*T 26.6

Moore, E. Hamilton. /
English miracle plays and moralities. London. Sherratt & Hughes.

1907. vi, 199 pp. 2552.39
Contents. — The liturgical drama. — Church plays in England. — The great
cycles. — The actors and the stage. — Comedy and tragedy. — The Gospel
story. — The Cornish mysteries. — Later development. — The early morality.

— Protestant moralities.
Students’ list, pp. 197-199.
Moore, Frank Frankfort.
The impudent comedian & others. Chicago. Stone & Co. 1807.
(5), 275, (1) pp. Plates. 44098.272;**T.87.13

Contents. — The impudent comedian. — Kitty Clive. — A question of art. —
The muse of tragedy. — The way to keep him. — The captive of the Duke.
The Jessamy bride. Chicago. Stone & Co. 1897. (1), 417, (1) pp.

**T 87.14
A novel founded on an actual story of the eighteenth century, introducing Gold-
smith and Mary Horneck (the Jessamy bride), Dr. Johnson, Burke and Garrick.

Moore, George.
Impressions and opinions. London. Nutt. 1891. (7), 346 pp.
4558.111 5*A.6120.2
Contains papers upon An actress of the 18th century [Mlle Clairon] ; Mummer-
worship; Our dramatists and their literature; Note on [Ibsen’s] ‘Ghosts’;
Théatre libre; On the necessity of an English théAtre libre.

Same. New York. Scribner. 1891. : 4578.155

A mummer’s wife. London. Vizetelly & Co. 1885. 438 pp. **T.87.61

Same. 20th edition. London. Walter Scott, Ltd. [180-?] 3-352
pp. *6599a.62

Moore, George Washington.

War among the blacks. A full report of the celebrated chancery
suit, Montague & Wilsom versus Moore, Crocker, Ritter, and
Hamilton, proprietors and managers of the Christy Minstrels.
Liverpool. 1865. **T 96.176

Moore, Horatio Newton.

Fitzgerald and Hopkins; or, scenes and adventures in theatrical life.

Philadelphia. Sherman. 1847. 166 pp. Plates. ¥#*T 87.9

Contents. — Alphonse F. Fitzgerald; or, the autobiography of a spouter. — The
Hopkins family; or, English immigrants and itinerant players.

Moore, Mark.
The memoirs and adventures of Mark Moore, late an officer in the
British navy. With anecdotes, selected from his journals. Lon-
don: Printed for the author, by J. W. Myers: and sold by W.
Stewart. 1795. ix, 267 pp. ¥**T 56.220

Moore was for a time the manager of a company of comedians.

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Moore, Peter.

Copy. Letter from Mr. Moore to Mr. Raymond. Dated October 14,
1817. [London. 1817.] 8 pp. **T 75.65
Relates to Drury Lane Theatre of which T. G. Raymond was the manager.

Observations submitted to the consideration of the committee of
management of Drury Lane Theatre, by P. Moore. [London.
1817?] 3-11 pp. ¥*T 75.64

Moore, Peter, alleged author.

Facts are stubborn things! Being a brief review of the season 1817-
18, at the Theatre-Royal, Drury Lane: also, an inquiry into the
conduct of the sub and special committees; with explanatory
notes and an appendix. [Anon.] London. Sherwood, Neely, &
Jones. 1818. (3), 63 pp. **T 76.129
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 4 in **G.3823.17.

Moore, Peter. Works about.

Arnotp, S. J. A letter to all the proprietors of Drury-Lane Theatre,
being a commentary on certain parts of an anonymous pamphlet,
called “A brief review of the season 1817-18 at the Theatre Royal,
Drurv-Lane, &c., and a conclusive detection of the author. Also,
a letter, relative to the subject, from the late Samuel Whitbread.
London. 1818. ¥*T 76.127; etc.

Moore, Thomas.

Memoirs of the life of Richard Brinsley Sheridan. Philadelphia.
Carey & Lea. 1825. 602 pp. 6542.41; **K.33.7

Same. 5th edition. London. Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, &
Green. 1827. 2-v. Portrait. Manuscript facsimile. ¥*T 56.142

Same. New York. Redfield. 1853. 6548.8

Moore & Burgess Minstrels.

Programme. [May 15, 1871-Dec. 31, 1891; May 21, Oct. 22, 1892;

Dec. 26, 1803; June 16, 1894. London. 1871-94.] 41 v.

¥*T 15,12
Almost all of these programmes are for exhibitions in St. James’s Hall, Piccadilly.
Before May 8, 1872, the company was called Christy Minstrels. Some undated

programmes are prefixed to the volume for 1871. One of these is a programme
for a performance by The Queen’s Minstrels.

Moralities. Works about.

Braves, W. An account of the German morality-play, entitled
Depositio Cornuti Typographici, as performed in the 17th & 18th
centuries. With a rhythmical translation of the German version
of 1648. London. 1885. Illus. Plates. *6§113.33; **T.46.10

Genéz, R. Die englischen Mirakelspiele und Moralitaten als Vor-
laufer des englischen Dramas. Berlin. 1878. No. 15 in “5914.50.13

Mackenzie, W. R. The English moralities from the point of view

of allegory. Boston. 1914. 4579-237
Moorg, E. H. English miracle plays and moralities. London. 1907.
2552.39

Morality, The, of stage-plays seriously considered. [Anon.] See
Ferguson, Adam.
Moratin, Leandro Fernandez de.
Catalogo histérico y critico de piezas dramaticas anteriores 4 Lope
de Vega. (Jn Ochoa, E. de. Tesoro del teatro espafiol. Tomo 1,

PP. 57-220. Paris. 1838.) ¥*3096.1.1; **D.171.2.1
Same. (Jn Biblioteca de autores espafioles. Tomo 2, pp. 226-305.
Madrid. 1846.) ¥#*DZ) .163.1.2
Same. (Jn his Origines del teatro espafiol. Pp. 67-215. Paris. 1883.)
*#*T) 1408.25

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Moray, John S.
Booth’s Richelieu reviewed. New York. Saxton, Torrey & Co. 1871.
(2), 14 pp. **T'.96.7
More, Hannah.
OszsERVATIONS on the effect of theatrical representations, with
respect to religion and morals: occasioned by the preface to the
third volume of the Works of Mrs. H. More. Bath. 1804.
No. 16 in **G,.3824.15; etc.
More. BerEersoum, M. 2579-1353 etc.
More remarks on the theatre. CHurcuMan, A, pseud. **T 96.52; etc.

Moreau, Charles C., editor.
Marttuews, J. B. About the ballet. New York. 1891. Portraits.
¥*T 12,11
Moreau, Charles Francois Jean Baptiste.

Mémoires historiques et littéraires sur F.-J. Talma. 2e édition. Paris.

Ladvocat. 1826. (3), 126 pp. Manuscript facsimile. ¥*T 57.32
Moreau, Charles Frangois Jean Baptiste, prefacer.

Gotpont, C. Mémoires pour servir a histoire de sa vie, et a celle
de son théatre; précédés d’une notice sur la comédie italienne au
seiziéme siécle, et sur Goldoni. Paris. 1822. 2v. **T.56.5; etc.

Moreau, Jean Michel.

[Engravings made from drawings by Mareau to illustrate Voltaire’s
plays in the CEuvres complétes, edited by P. A. Caron de Beau-
marchais and others, and published at Kehl, 1785-89. Compiled
by Arthur K. Brown.] 1914. 29 plates. **T 42.6
There is no text other than explanatory verses on the plates.

Moreau, Paul.

Fous et bouffons: étude physiologique, psychologique et historique.
Paris. Bailliére. 1885. vii, 283 pp. 2244.69
A study of giants, dwarfs, buffoons, ete.

Moreau de Saint-Méry, Médéric Louis Elie.
De la danse. Parme. Bodoni. 1801. (4), 52 pp. **T 90.45
Same. 1803. (4), 61 pp. **T 98.104
Morel, Henry.

Nouveaux mémoires de Thérésa. Paris. Faure & cie. 1868. 24 pp.

Portrait. [Silhouettes dramatiques.] ¥*T 57.16
Morel-Fatio, Alfred Paul Victor, and Léo Rouanet.

Le théatre espagnol. Paris. Fontemoing. [1900.] 47 pp. [Bibliothéque
des bibliographies critiques. 7.] *2162.68
Contents. — Histoires générales; études d’ensemble ou de certaines périodes du
théatre. — Répertoires biographiques et bibliographiques. — Le théatre antérieur
a Lope de Vega. — La grande époque du théatre. — Le thédtre du xvutte siécle.
— Le théatre moderne. — Histoire externe du théAatre, la scéne, les comédiens,
le public. — Traductions frangaises.

Morf, Heinrich. ‘

Aus der Geschichte des franzésischen Dramas. Hamburg. Richter.
1887. 38 pp. [Sammlung gemeinverstandlicher wissenschaftlicher
Vortrage. N. F. Serie 2, Heft 45.] No. 19 in *5914.50.N.F.2

Morgan, Sydney Owenson, Lady.

A few reflections, occasioned by the perusal of a work, entitled,
“Familiar epistles, to Frederick J——s, Esq., on the present state
of the Irish stage.’ [Anon.] Dublin. Parry. 1804. 77 pp.

**'T 78.56
Croker’s Familiar epistles to Frederick J. s, who was manager of the Crow

Street Theatre, Dublin, may be found on shelf-numbers 4575.36; **T.78.2°
**K. 35.28.

 

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Morice, Emile.

Essai sur la mise en scéne depuis les mystéres jusqu’ au Cid. Paris.
Heideloff & Campé. 1836. (3), 206 pp. **T 77,187

Same. Histoire de la mise en scéne, depuis les mystéres jusqu’ au Cid.
Paris. Librairie francaise, allemande et anglaise. 1836. **T.77.186

Morin, Michel, pseud. See Dubois, Auguste, and E. Charles Chabot.
Morison, John, D.D.

Fashionable amusements the bane of youth: a sermon, preached
Dec. 9, 1824, before the churches associated in the Pimlico,
Chelsea, and Brompton monthly lecture. 3d edition. London.
“Westley. 1825. 58 pp. ¥*T 96.114

Moritz, Carl, and B. Schilling.

Das neue Stadttheater in Kdéln. Berlin. Ernst. 1904. 14 pp. Illus.

Plates, one colored. Plans. *Cab.60.144.8
Morley, Henry.

The journal of a London playgoer from 1851 to 1866. London.
Routledge. 1866. 384 pp. 4568.15; **T.48.2

Memoirs of Bartholomew Fair. With facsimile drawings, engraved
upon wood, by the brothers Dalziel. London. Chapman & Hall.

1859. xx, 506 pp. Illus. 2469.47; **T.95.48
Same. A verbatim reprint of the original edition. Warne & Co.
[1874.] xvi, 404 pp. 2469.14
Same. New edition. Chatto & Windus. 1880. Plate. 2469.48

Morley, Lacy Collison Collison-.

Shakespeare in Italy. Stratford-upon-Avon. Shakespeare Head

Press. 1916. (11), 180 pp. Portraits. Plate. Facsimile. 4598.58
Mornand, Félix.

La vie de Paris. Paris. Librairie Nouvelle. 1855. viii, 304 pp.
[Bibliothéque nouvelle.] ¥**T 98.83
Deals in part with the theatres of Paris.

Morrell, Thomas H.

Catalogue of [his] valuable collection of books on the drama; com-
prising biographies of eminent actors & actresses, dramatists, and
others. Also, a collection of rare and valuable dramatic por-
traits. To be sold at auction by Bangs, Berwin & Co. New York.
1869. 31 pp. 6147.112

Holland memorial. Sketch of the life of George Holland, the
veteran comedian, with dramatic reminiscences, anecdotes, etc.
New York. Morrell. 1871. (1), 124 pp. Portrait. Manuscript
facsimiles. ¥**T 53.19

A sketch of the life of James William Wallack, (Senior), late actor
and manager. [Anon.] New York. Morrell. 1865. 61, (1) pp.
Portrait. ¥*T 55.213; **G,3631.1

Morris, Clara.
The life of a star. New York. McClure, Phillips & Co. 1906. ix,
363 pp. 4343-267

Life on the stage. My personal experiences and recollections. New
York. McClure, Phillips & Co. I901. xv, 3909 pp. Portrait.
On the theatre in the United States. 4343-229; **T 57.39

Stage confidences. Talks about players and play acting. Boston.
Lothrop Publishing Co. [1902.] 316 pp. Portraits. Autograph
facsimile. ¥*T 57.119

Morris, Elisabeth Woodbridge.

The drama, its law and its technique. Boston. Allyn & Bacon.
[1898.] xvi, 181 pp. Diagrams. 6257.382
Bibliographies, pp. 175-178.

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Morris, Felix.

Reminiscences. New York. International Telegram Co. [1892.]

176 pp. Portrait. **T 58.20
Morris, Mowbray Walter.

Essays in theatrical criticism. London. Remington & Co. 1882,

(3), 226 pp. 2553-61; **T.47.32
Morris, Richard.

OLp ACQUAINTANCE, An, pseud. The life and mysterious transactions
of Richard Morris, Esq. Better known by the name of Dick Spot,
the conjurer. Particularly in Derbyshire and Shropshire. Lon-
don. 1798. Plates. **T 98.147

Morris, William.

Motives of ministerial animadversion, on theatrical exhibitions,

being the substance of two lectures, delivered at Zion Chapel,

St. Helier. Jersey. Marston. 1829. 24 pp. No. 4in **G.3822.2
In opposition to the theatre.

Mortemar, Julie de.

Folly’s queens; or, women whose loves have ruled the world. Life
sketches of the most famous belles of Cupid’s court for two
centuries. New York. Fox. [1882.] 52 pp. Portraits. Plates.

*£T 55.19
Mortier, Arnold. See Mortjé, Arnold.
Mortier, Michel.
Biographical sketch of Madame Adelina Patti. [New York. Steinway &

Sons. 1882.] 4pp. Portrait. Facsimile. 4049.110; No. 8 in **M.207.26
Preceded by a poem in French, addressed to Mme. Patti by Théodore de Banville.
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 9 in 6246.55.

Mortimer, Geoffrey, pseud. See Gallichan, Walter M.
Mortjé, Arnold.

Les soirées parisiennes de [1874,] 1876-84. Par Un monsieur de
Yorchestre (Arnold Mortier). Paris. Dentu. 1875-85. Io v.
Plates. Facsimiles. **T 27.2

Morton, A. P., translator.

Le Roux, H. R. C. H. Acrobats and mountebanks. By Hugues
Le Roux & Jules Garnier. London. 1890. Illus. Portraits.
Plates. 4001.100; **T.95.85

Morton, Cavendish.

The art of theatrical make-up. London. Black. 1909. x, 137 pp.

Portrait. Plate. 6003.91
Morton, Charles.

Morton, W. H., and H. C. Newton. Sixty years’ stage service, being
a record of the life of Charles Morton, “the Father of the Halls.”
London. 1905. Illus. Portraits. Plates. **T 56.163

Morton, Richard, editor.

Roperts, A. The adventures of Arthur Roberts by rail, road and
river. Told by himself and chronicled by Richard Morton.
Bristol. [1895.] ¥**T 58.109

Morton, William H., and Henry Chance Newton.

Sixty years’ stage service, being a record of the life of Charles
Morton, “the Father of the Halls.” London. Gale & Polden, Ltd.
1y05. viii, 208 pp. Illus. Portraits. Plates. **T 56.163

Mosaique. Hépourn, P. **M 371.6
Moscow, Russia. Theatres. PETROVSKI THEATRE.

Cavos, A. Reconstruction du grand théatre de Moscou, dit Petrovski.
Notice descriptive. Paris. 1859. Table. Plates, some colored.
Plans. **Cab.60.71.2

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Moses, Montrose Jonas.

The American dramatist. Boston. Little, Brown, & Co. 1011. xii,
(1), 338 pp. Portraits. 4395-181 ; **T.46.37
Ribliography, pp. 315-326.

Famous actor-families in America. New York. Crowell & Co.
[1906.] viii, 341 pp. Portraits. Genealogical tables. 4343-269
Contents. — To-day and yesterday. — The Booths. — The Jeffersons. — The
Sotherns. — The Boucicaults. — The Hacketts. — The Drews and the Barry-
mores. — The Wallacks. — The Davenports. — The Hollands. — The Powers.
— Bibliography.

The life of Heinrich Conried. New York. Thomas Y. Crowell Co.
[1916.] (1), xv, (1), 367 pp. Portraits. Plates. 4343.268; **T.56.336

Mosont, Charles, pseud.

Les reines de la rampe. [Par] L. de Montchamp [pseud. de Jacques
Sorel] et Ch. Mosont [pseud.]. Paris. Cournol. 1863. (3), 303,
(I) pp. **T..57.353
Contents. — La Champmeslé. — Adrienne Lecouvreur. — Clairon. — Oumesril.
-— Duchcsnois. — Georges Weimer. — Mars. — Dorval. — Rachel. — Déjazet.

Mosse, Bartholomew.

Sueripan, T. A state of the case in regard to the point in dispiite
between Mr. Mosse and Mr. Sheridan. Dublin. 1750.

**T 57.436; etc.
Mossop, Henry.

Estimate, An, of the theatrical merits of the two tragedians of

Crow Street [Barry and Mossop]. In a letter from a gentleman

in Dublin to his friend in London. Dublin. 1760. ¥*T 57.142
Motion picture electricity. Hatiberc, J. H. 8039a.59
Motion picture work. Hutrisu, D. S. 8037.20

Motion pictures. See Moving pictures.
Motives of ministerial animadversion. Morris, W. No. 4 in **G.3822.2
Mottet, A.

Galerie biographique des artistes des thédtres royaux. [Anon. Par
A. Laugier et A. Mottet.] Livraison 3: Théatre francais. Paris.
Bureau de la Galerie biographique. 1827. (3), iv, 176 pp.

**T96.310
Mottley, John, alleged author.

A compleat list of all the English dramatic poets, and of all the

plays printed in English to 1747. Portraits. (In Whincop, T. S.

Pp. 87-320. London. 1747.) **T 37.206
Other copies are on shelf-numbers **G.3924.10; **K.34.26; **G.3977.55. The
index is missing in the copy on shelf-number-**G.3977.55.

Moucheur, Un, de chandelles, pseud.

PETITE biographie dramatique, faite avec adresse par Un moucheur

de chandelles. Paris. 1826. **T 99.56
Mouhy, Charles de Fieux, Chevalier de.

Abrégé de Vhistoire du Théatre francois, depuis son origine jusqu’au
premier juin, 1780. Précédé du dictionnaire de toutes les piéces
de théatre jouées & imprimées; du dictionnaire des auteurs
dramatiques, & du dictionnaire des acteurs. Nouvelle édition.
Paris, chez l’auteur. 1780. 3 v. Portrait. ¥**T 76.119

Tablettes dramatiques, contenant l’abrégé de Vhistoire du Théatre
francois, l’établissement des théatres 4 Paris, un dictionnaire des
piéces et l’abrégé de l’histoire des auteurs & des acteurs. A Paris,
Chez Sebastien Jorry. 1752-58. xxij, (2), 244, 88, 48 pp. **T.78.27
Other copies are on shelf-numbers No. 1 in **G.3563.18 and **T.78.67, from

which the supplements for 1752/53-57/58 are missing.
A portrait of the author is inserted in the copy on shelf-number **T.78.67.

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Mounet, Jean.

Some considerations on the establishment of the French strolers
[brought over by Jean Mounet]; the behaviour of their bully-
champions, and other seasonable matters, at this critical juncture.
[London. 1749.] **T 97.50

Moving Picture World. The organ of the photo play and allied interests.
Vol. 8 (no. 1); 24-. January 7, 1911; April, 1916, to date. New
York. World Photographic Publishing Co. ¥4071.247
Unbound numbers are kept in the Music Room.

Moving pictures.

Batt, E. H. The art of the photoplay. New York. [1913.] 8039a.65

—  Photoplay scenarios: how to write and sell them. New York.

1915. ; 8039a.69
Dencu, E. A. Playwriting for the cinema, dealing with the writing
and marketing of scenarios. London. I914. 8039a.67

Ducom, J. Le cinématographe scientifique et industriel. Traité
pratique de cinématographie. Paris. 1911. Illus. Plates. Plans.

8039a.58
EsenweIn, J. B., and A. Leeps. Writing the photoplay. Springfield,
Mass. [1913.] Plates. Plan. 8039a.53

Geurts, M. A camera actress in the wilds of Togoland. The
adventures, observations & experiences of a cinematograph
actress in West African forests whilst collecting films depicting
native life and when posing as the white woman in Anglo-African
cinematograph dramas. Philadelphia. 1915. Portraits. Plates.

_ 3057-239
Gorpon, W. L. How to write moving picture plays. Cincinnati.
1915. 8031.101

Grau, R. The theatre of science. A volume of progress and
achievement in the motion picture industry. New York. 1914.

Portraits. Plates. : ¥*8039a.57
Hauzerc, J. H. Motion picture electricity. New York. [1914.]
Illus. Portrait. Plates. Plans. 8039a.59

HepwortH, C. M. Animated photography. The A B C of the
cinematograph. A simple and thorough guide to the projection
of living photographs with notes on the production of cine-

matograph negatives. London. 1897. Illus. 8039a.96
Hoacianp, H. C. How to write a photoplay. New York City.
[1912.] ~  8039a.97

Horpwoov, H. V. Living pictures: their history, photo-production and
practical working. With a digest of British patents and annotated
bibliography. London. 1899. Illus. Plates. Diagrams. 8039a.98

HutrisH, D.S. Cyclopedia of motion-picture work. Chicago. 1911.

2v. Illus. Plates. Plans. 8037.202
— The motion picture: its making and its theatre. Chicago. 1909.
Illus. 8039a.56

—— Motion-picture work: a general treatise on picture taking,
picture making, photo-plays, and theatre management and opera-
tion. Chicago. 1913. Illus. Plates. Plans. 8037.20!

Jounson, G. L. Photography in colours: a text-book for amateurs,
with a chapter on kinematography in the colours of nature. Lon-
don. 1911. Illus. Plates, some colored. Plans. Charts. 8065.194

JuvENILE Protective Association, Chicago. Five and ten cent theatres.
Two investigations by the Juvenile Protective Association of Chi-
cago, 1909 and 1911. Text by Louise de Koven Bowen. Chicago.
[19117] 5576.283

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Moving pictures. (Continued.)

Kress, E. Catéchisme de l’opérateur de cinéma, Réponses aux
questions du certificat d’aptitudes professionnelles des opérateurs
projectionnistes du cinématographe. Paris.  [1913?] Illus.
Diagrams. 8039a.52

Movine Picture World. The organ of the photo play and allied
interests. Vol. 8 (no. 1); 24-. January 7, 1911; April, 1916, to date.

New York. _ *4071.247
Muensterserc, H. The photoplay: a psychological study. New
York. 1916. 8039a.48

Nationa. Board of Fire Underwriters. Suggested ordinance to
regulate the installation, operation and maintenance of motion
picture machines adopted by the National Board of Fire Under-
writers and the National Fire Protection Association. [New
York, etc.] 1912. 4019a.68

Netson, J. A. The photo-play, how to write, how to sell: being a.
practical and complete treatise upon the form, structure and
technique of the modern picture play. Los Angeles. 1913.

8039a.66

Parsons, L. O. How to write for the “movies.” Chicago. 1915.
8039a.70

PENNSYLVANIA. State Board of Censors. Rules and standards. Harris-
burg. 1915. *3668.71

Puriuirs, H. A. The photodrama. The philosophy of its principles,
the nature of its plot, its dramatic construction and technique.
Larchmont, N. Y. [1914.] 8039a.91

RatHsun, J. B. Motion picture making and exhibiting. A compre-
hensive volume treating the principles of motography; the
making of motion pictures; the scenario; the motion picture
theatre; the projector; the conduct of film exhibiting; methods
of coloring films; talking pictures, etc. Chicago. 1914. Illus.
Plates. Plans. 8039a.55

Ricuarpson, F. H. Motion picture handbook: a guide for managers
and operators of motion picture theatres. New York. [r1910.]

Illus. Plans. Diagrams. *8039a.50
Ross, E. N. Scenario writing [for the cinematograph]. Phila-
delphia. [1912.] 8039a.68
Sarcent, E. W. The technique of the photoplay. New York.
[1912.] 8039a.93

Scueuinc, F. M. Motion picture acting: how to prepare for photo-
playing, what qualifications are necessary, how to secure an
engagement, salaries paid to photoplayers. New York. [1913.]

Portraits, Plates. 8039a.63
Stevin, J. On picture-play writing. A hand-book of workmanship.
Cedar Grove, N. J. [1912.] 8039a.60
Taxsot, F. A. Moving pictures: how they are made and worked.
Philadelphia. 1912. Illus. Plates. Plans. 80398.49
— Practical cinematography and its applications. Philadelphia.
1913. Plates. Diagrams. 8039a.51

Watter, F. K., compiler. The modern drama; its traits, tendencies
and technique. [Bibliographies.] (Jn Modern drama and opera.

Vol. 2, pp. 15-32. Boston. 1915.) ¥*2175.37.2
We su, R. E. A-B-C of motion pictures. New York. [1916.]
Plates. 8039a.46

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Moving pictures. (Continued.)

Wricut, W. L. The art of writing scenarios. Containing helpful
information and suggestions for beginners and others. [Belle-
fontaine, O.? 1912?] 8039a.92

Moving pictures. Actors. See Actors. 4
Mowatt, Anna Cora. See Ritchie, Anna Cora.
Moynet, Georges.

La machinerie théatrale. Trucs et décors. Explication raisonnée de
tous les moyens employés pour produire les illusions théatrales.
Paris. Librairie illustrée. [1803.] (5), 408 pp. Illus. Colored
portrait. Plates. Plans. 8092.122; **'T.75.4

Moynet, Jules.

L’envers du théatre. Machines et décorations. Paris. Hachette &
cie. 1873. (8), 200 pp. Illus. Plates. Plans. [Bibliothéque des
merveilles.] **T.77.137

Mozart, Johann Chrysostom Wolfgang Amadeus.

Encertu, E., Ritter von. Zwischenbilder zu Figaro’s Hochzeit.
Wandgemalde im K. k. Opernhause zu Wien. Miinchen. [188-?]
17 photographs in a portfolio. **M 430.16

Possart, E., Ritter von. Ueber die Neueinstudierung und Neu-
szenierung des Mozart’schen Don Giovanni (Don Juan) auf dem
kgl. Residenztheater zu Miinchen. Miinchen. 1896. **T.77.223

Mozeen, Thomas.
Young Scarron. [Anon.] London: Printed and sold by W. Trye.

1752. 182 pp. **T 88.8
A story of the adventures of a troop of strolling players.

Much ado about nothing. [London. 1859.] 361-372 pp.
Relates to Charles John Kean. No. 20 in **G.3930.13.1
Mueller, Albert.
Die neueren Arbeiten auf dem Gebiete des griechischen Biihnen-
wesens. Eine kritische Ubersicht. Géttingen. Dietrich. 1891.
108 pp. ¥*2172.84

Separatabdruck aus dem sechsten Supplementbande des Philologus.
Mueller, Carl Friedrich.

Karl Kraepelin. Zur Erinnerung an sein Leben und seine kiinst-
lerische Thatigkeit. Hamburg. Schlotke. 1884. 80 pp. Portraits.
Manuscript facsimiles. . ¥**T 97.86

Mueller, Curt Carl Friedrich, editor.

Irrtanp, A. W. Ifflands Briefwechsel mit Schiller, Goethe, Kleist,
Tieck und anderen Dramatikern. Leipzig. [r910.]

No. 3 in 4896.50.522
Mueller, K. Fr. See Mueller, Carl Friedrich.
Mueller, Otto.

Charlotte Ackermann. Ein Hamburger Theater-Roman aus dem
vorigen Jahrhundert. Frankfurt a. M. Meidinger & cie. 1854.
5-543 Pp. 2873.58

Same. Charlotte Ackermann. Souvenirs du thédatre de Hambourg
au dixhuitiéme siécle. Traduction de J.-Jacques Porchat. Paris.
Klincksieck. 1854. (3), 424 pp. **T 86.2

Same. Charlotte Ackerman: a theatrical romance, founded upon
interesting facts in the life of a young artist of the last century.
Translated from the German, by Mrs. Chapman Coleman and
her daughters. Philadelphia. Porter & Coates. [1871.] 3-357
pp. 2873.85; **T.87.33

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Mueller-Guttenbrunn, Adam. .
Das Wiener Theaterleben. Leipzig. Spamer. 1890. (5), 113 pp.

**T 76.64
Wien war eine Theaterstadt. [Anon.] Wien. Graeser. 1885. 38
pp. [Gegen den Strom. 2.] **T 76.144

Mueller-Palm, Adolf.

Briefe aus der Bretterwelt. Ernstes und Heiteres aus der Geschichte
des Stuttgarter Hoftheaters. Stuttgart. Bonz & Comp. 1881.
viii, 333 pp. **T 76.171

Muellner, Amadeus Gottfried Adolph.

Getcrr, E. L. Millners Beziehungen zu Berlin. (Jn Archiv fir

Theatergeschichte. Vol. 2, pp. 151-168. Berlin. 1905.) *6907.12.2
Muensterberg, Hugo.

The photoplay: a psychological study. New York. Appleton &.

Co. 1916. (6), 232, I pp. 8039.48
Mugnier, Francois.

Le théatre en Savoie. Les vieux spectacles, les comédiens de Made-
moiselle et de S. A. R. le Duc de Savoie, la comédie au collége,
les troupes modernes. Chambéry. Ménard. 1887. 304 pp.
Manuscript facsimile. **T76.17

Mullett, Alfred Edgar, compiler.

A dramatic scrap-book; or a book devoted to sketches of the lives

of actors & to criticisms of plays & acting. [Boston. 1894-1899.]

7 v. Illus. Portraits. . **T 11.9
“The articles not otherwise designated are from the Boston Herald. The articles
signed H. A. Clapp are from the Boston Advertiser.

Mummer’s wife, A. Moors, G. **T 87.613 etc.
Mumming plays in the southern Balkans. Wace, A. J. B. *2960a.53.19
Munday, Luther.
A chronicle of friendships. New York. Frederick A. Stokes Co.
[1913.] xi, 272 pp. Portraits. Plates. Facsimiles. 4545-177

Reminiscences of English actors and of other celebrities.
Munden, Joseph Shepherd.

A statement of the differences subsisting between the proprietors
and performers of the Theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden. Given in
the correspondence that has passed between them. By John
Johnstone, Joseph George Holman, Alexander Pope, Charles
Incledon, Jos. S. Munden, John Fawcett, Thomas Knight, Henry
Erskine Johnston. London: Printed by J. Davis for W. Miller.

1800. 60, 3 pp. ¥**T.77.10
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 2 in **G.3824.3, which lacks the supple-
ment.

Munden, Joseph Shepherd. Works about.
Munven, T. S. Memoirs of Joseph Shepherd Munden, comedian.
By his son. London. 1844. Portrait. ¥**T57.37
Munden, Thomas Shepherd.
Memoirs of Joseph Shepherd Munden, comedian. By his son. Lon-

don. Bentley. 1844. (3), 330 pp. Portrait. ¥*T 5.7.37
Mundus dramaticus. (The new Rosciad.) A satire. London. Lacy.
1852. 44 pp. **T 99.5

Verses about English actors.
Munich, Germany. Theatres.

AxtmanacH des Kénigl. Hof- und National-Theaters und des K6nigl.
Residenz-Theaters zu Miinchen fiir das Jahr 1883. Heraus-
gegeben von Anton Hagen. Miinchen. 1884. Portrait.

No. 1 in **M.115.12

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ANZEIGER fiir die K6niglichen Theater. 1. Januar-31. Dezember,

1874. Miinchen. 1874, **M 236.27
Possart, E., Ritter von. Die Separat-Vorstellung vor Kénig Ludwig
II. Erinnerungen. Minchen. 1901. ¥€T 77,221

Munich, Germany. Theatres. Hor- unp NatTIONAL-THEATER. 4
Bierzpaum, O. J. Fiinfundzwanzig Jahre Minchner Hoftheater-
Geschichte. Ein Riickblick auf die fiinfundzwanzigjahrige Amts-
fihrung des Freiherrn Karl von Perfall als Leiter der Miinchner

Hofbithnen. Miinchen. 1892. Portraits. ¥*T 76,25
Possart, E., Ritter von. Hermann Levi. Erinnerungen. Miinchen.
igor. Portrait. ¥**T 77.220

Munich, Germany. Theatres. KorNnriGLIcHEs RESIDENZTHEATER.

Possart, E., Ritter von. Ueber die Neueinstudierung und Neu-
szenierung des Mozart’schen Don Giovanni (Don Juan) auf dem
kgl. Residenztheater zu Mtinchen. Miinchen. 1806. ¥#*T.77.223

Municipal and repertory theatres. Jones, H. A. **T 76.186
Murdoch, James Edward. ‘3

Reminiscences of the stage. [Boston. 1874.] 4 ff.

Relates to actors and their speech. No. 37 in **G.3822.3

The stage; or, recollections of actors and acting from an experience of
fifty years. A series of dramatic sketches. Philadelphia. Stoddart
& Co. 1880. 510 pp. Portrait. Autograph facsimile. 2402.66

Same. [Author’s autograph edition.] 510, (4) pp. **T 55.3

Another copy is on shelf-number **K.34.1.
Muret, Théodore César.

Histoire théatrale. Le Théatre-francais de la rue de Richelieu.
Rouen. Briére. 1861. 36 pp. **T 76.69
Another copy is on shelf-number **T.96.312.

Vhistoire par le théatre, 1789-1851. Série 1-3. Paris. Amyot. 1865.
3V. **T 48.6

Contents. — 1, La Révolution, le Consulat, 1’ Empire. z. La Restauration. 3.
Le Gouvernement de 1830, la Seconde république.

Muriel, Auguste.
Le théatre aujourd’hui. L’auteur, le directeur, le critique, l’acteur,
le public. Paris. Lévy. 1855. (3), 86 pp. ¥*T 977,118

A general consideration of the theatre, with some reference to Paris theatres.
Murphy, Agnes G.

Melba: a biography. With chapters on the selection of music as a
profession, & on the science of singing. New York. Doubleday,
Page & Co. 1909. xiv, 348 pp. Portraits. Plates. 4048.337

Murphy, Arthur.

The life of David Garrick. London. Wright. 1801. 2 -v. Portrait.
Other copies are on shelf-numbers **G.3765.7; **K.33.6. **T 56.143

Vie de David Garrick, suivie de deux lettres de Noverre a Voltaire
sur ce célébre acteur, et de histoire abrégée du théatre anglais,
depuis son origine jusqu’a la fin du xvuze siécle. [Anon.] Paris.
Riche & Michel. An 1x. [1800/01.] (3), 324 pp. Portrait.
Translated and altcred from the preceding by J. E. F. de Marignié. **T 58.90

Vie de Garrick. [Anon.] (Jn Després, J. B. D., editor. Mémoires
sur Garrick et sur Macklin. Pp. 1-252. Paris. 1822.)  **T.56.3
Another copy is on shelf-number **G.224.2.4.

Same. (/n Barriére, J. F., editor. Bibliothéque des mémoires relatifs
a Vhistoire de France pendant le 18me siécle. Tome 6, pp. 279-320.
[Paris. 1846.]) *4667.2.4

Same. (dn Same. [1857.]) **T 57.280

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Murphy, Arthur. Works about.
Foot, J. ‘The life of Arthur Murphy. London. 1811. .Portraits.
**T 53,17
Murray, Alma.

Atma Murray. Portrait as Beatrice Cenci. With critical notice
containing four letters from Robert Browning. London. Mathews.
1891. 11, (1) pp. ¥*T 96.32
Another copy is on shelf-number *R.9.634.

Witson,'F. Miss Alma Murray as Juliet. London. 1887. 4595.112

Murray, John Tucker. e

English dramatic companies, 1558-1642. Boston. Houghton Mifflin
Co. 1910. 2v. Map. Tables. 4574.171
Contents. — 1. London companies. 2. Provincial companies.

Murray, Lindley, compiler.

Sentiments of pious and eminent persons, on the pernicious tendency
of dramatic entertainments, and other vain amusements. New
edition. London. Graves. 1817. 24 pp. *£T 96.108

Murray, William Henry.

The farewell and occasional addresses delivered by W. H. Murray,
Esq., in the Theatres Royal and Adelphi, Edinburgh; with a
biographical sketch. Edinburgh. Bertram & Co. 1851. (3),
160 pp. . ¥**T 98.138

Murray, William Henry. Works about.

Pit, Patrick, pseud. The Thespian critique, or theatrical censor.
Inscribed (without permission) to William Murray, of the Theatre
Royal, Edinburgh. No. 1-4. [Edinburgh. 1816.] #*T 76.24

Murville, Pierre Nicolas André-. See André-Murville, Pierre Nicolas.

Muses francoises, Les. Premiére partie, contenant un tableau universel
par alphabet & numéro des théatres de France, avec les noms
de leurs auteurs & de toutes les piéces anonimes de ces théatres,
depuis les misteres jusqu’en l’année 1764. A Paris, chez Duchene.
1764. 3-241, (1) pp. No. 2 in **G.3563.18
Relates particularly to the Paris theatres.

Museums. Dramatic.

Cotumsia University. Dramatic Museum. A catalog of models and
of stage-sets. [With a preface by Brander Matthews.] New

York. 1916. ¥*T 46.62.5
[Music and drama. Cuttings from Every Saturday, 1869-73.] (315) pp.
**.123.6

Music and Drama. A review of the stage, art, literature and society.
[Weekly.] Vol. 1-7 (no. 1-12, 16-20). January 7, 1882 -— September
22, November 3- December 1, 1883. New York. 1882, 83. 7 v.

in 3. Illus. Portraits. Plates. , *4040a.200
Vols. 1, 2 (no. 3) have the title: Music. A review. Vol. 6 (no. 1-9) has the
title: Weekly Music and Drama. John C. Freund edited vols. 1-7 (no. 12);
Deshler Welch edited vol. 7 (no. 16-20). Music and Drama was a continuation
of Musical and Dramatic Times, founded in 1875 by John C. Freund. It was
suspended in 1880, but republished by him in 1882 under the title Music, which
was changed later to the present title. In December, 1883, the periodical ceased
publication. It was succeeded by Freund’s Music and Drama [*4040a.201].

Music and the drama. Parker, H. W., editor. Z.40C 22.1.9
Music hall, The. Specrator, A, pseud. **T 96.200
Music-hall land. Fitzcrratp, P. H. **T 96.199

Music halls. See Vaudeville.
Musical & Dramatic Review, The. [Weekly.] No. 1-14. Mar. 5—-June

4, 1864. [London.] 1864. 172 pp. **T 24.3
No more was published. Nos. 1-9 have the title: Boosey’s Musical & Dramatic
Review.

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Musical prodigies.
McGrpeny family, The. Fred. Pelham, manager. [Buffalo, N. Y.
1883.] Portraits. Plate. In **T.11.3
Musical reminiscences of an old amateur. [Anon.] See Edgcumbe,
Richard, 2d Earl of Mount Edgcumbe.

Mute singer, The. Ritcuts, A. C. #*T 87.44
My double life. Brrnaarpt, Sarah. **T 56.108
My lifetime. Ho tincsHeap, J. **T.57.1743 etc.
My sister the actress. Marryat, F. **T 87.54
My sweetheart! Buryru, H. **T 95.78
My wife’s pinmoney. Netson, M. E. E. #*T 88.4

Myrtle, Marmaduke, Esq., pseud.
The histrionade: or, theatric tribunal; a poem, descriptive of the
principal performers at both houses. London. Kirby. 1802.
5-56 pp. **T 56.190
Relates to Drury Lane and Covent Garden theatres. Another copy is on shelf-
number No. 3 in **G.3824.15.

Mystéres, Les, de la main. DersBarrotyes, A. **T 97.249; etc.
Mystéres des théatres. 1852. Goncourt, E. L. A. H. pe, and others.

4676.1003 **T.75.58
Mystéres, Les, des théatres de Paris. Turret, S. **T 78.30

Mysteries and miracle plays. -
Ancona, A. vd’. Origini del teatro in Italia. Studj sulle sacre
rappresentazioni seguiti da un’ appendice sulle rappresentazioni

del contado toscano. Firenze. 1877. 2 v. 4775-50
—— Same. 2a edizione. Torino. 1891. 2 v. 4772.21
Bacctn1, G. Notizie di alcune commedie sacre rappresentate in

Firenze nel secolo xvi. Firenze. 18809. 2772.70
Bancet, F. D. Les mystéres: études littéraires et philosophiques.

Paris. 1872. 7609a.91
Bapst, C. G. Etude sur les mystéres au moyen Age. Paris. 1892.

Plate. 2671.141
Bates, K. L. The English religious drama. New York. 1893.

4557-134; **T.47.96
Bourxr, J. G. The miracle play of the Rio Grande. [Boston. 1893.]
4365.140

Crarke, S. W. The miracle play in England. An account of the
early religious drama. London. [1897.] Plates.

2537-355 **T.47.91

Crépat, L. Le théatre en Frarice au moyen age. Paris. 1896. Plate.
**T46.20 -

Couen, G. Histoire de la mise en scéne dans le théatre religieux

francais du moyen age. Paris. 1906. Plates. 6674.92

— Same. Geschichte der Inszenierung im geistlichen Schauspiele
des Mittelalters in Frankreich. Leipzig. 1907. Plates. 4676.165
Davipson, C. Studies in the English mystery plays. A thesis.

Yale College, 1892. [New Haven. 1892.] 4552-42
Dupois, A. Les mystéres 4 Amiens dans les xve et xvie siécles.
Amiens. 1878. 2678.262

Gautuigeur, E. H. A. Des mystéres et de l’art dramatique en Suisse
aprés la Réforme, ou essai sur quelques drames en langue
frangaise, des xvie et xviie siécles. [N. p. 18—?] **T 95.141

Genfr, R. Die englischen Mirakelspiele und Moralitaten als Vor-
laufer des englischen Dramas. Berlin. 1878. No. 15 in *5914.50.13

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Mysteries and miracle plays. (Continued.)

Hass, C. A. von. Miracle plays and sacred dramas. A historical
survey. London. 1880. 6257.36; **T.46.31
Hone, W. Ancient mysteries described, especially the English
miracle plays, founded on Apocryphal New Testament story,
extant among the unpublished manuscripts in the British Museum;
including notices of ecclesiastical shows, the festivals of fools
and asses —the English boy-bishop —the descent into hell — the
Lord Mayor’s show—the Guildhall giants — Christmas carols,
&c. London. 1823. Illus. Plates. 2575.24; **T.45.8; etc.
Kurmxre, C. Das volkstiimliche Paradiesspiel und seine mittelalter-
lichen Grundlagen. Breslau. 1902. 2873.128
Lumini, A. Il dramma nelle sacre rappresentazioni dei secoli xrv,
xv e xvi. Prato. 1875, No. 3 in **M.127.41
Martin, W. At the Ober-Ammergau Passion Play, with an intro-
duction on the ancient mysteries. A lecture. Buenos Ayres.
[1881 ?] 2866.13
Meyer, C. R. Das geistliche Schauspiel des Mittelalters. Basel.
1879. 2875.111; etc.
OsERLAENDER, H. Die geistige Entwicklung der deutschen Schau-
spielkunst im 18. Jahrhundert. Hamburg. 1898. 6872.57
Petit DE JULLEVILLE, L. Histoire du théatre en France. Les
mystéres. Paris. 1880. 2 v. 4673.55
Ret, H. Das geistliche Schauspiel des Mittelalters in Deutschland.
Frankfurt a/M. 1868. 4887.10

Srpet, M. C. A. Le drame chrétien au moyen age. Paris. 1878.
4676.53; **T.47.27
SHarp, T. A dissertation on the pageants or dramatic mysteries
anciently performed at Coventry, by the trading companies of
that city; chiefly with reference to the vehicle, characters, and

dresses of the actors. Coventry. 1825. Plates. Music.

**T 42.3; etc.
Spencer, M.L. Corpus Christi pageants in England. A dissertation.
[University of Chicago.] New York. 1911.  2559a.229; **T.47.22
Wricut, T. On the history of the drama in the Middle Ages. A
sketch. [London? 185-?] 2259.45

A

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Nantes, France. Theatres.

Destrances, L. A. FE. R. Le théatre 4 Nantes depuis ses origines

jusqu’a nos jours. 14307-1893. Paris. 1893. ¥**T.77.61; etc,
Nanteuil, Gaugiran de. See Gaugiran-Nanteuil, Charles.
Naples, Jtaly. Theatres. San Caro.

Azmanacco de’ reali teatri S. Carlo e Fondo, del annata teatrale
1834. Napoli, 1835. Portraits. ¥**M.109b.45

Giacomo, S. pi. Cronaca del teatro San Carlino contributo alla
storia della scene dialettale Napoletana. 1738-1884. Trani. 1805.
Portrait. *8T 97.217

Napoleon I.

Lavcter, D. J. C. Documents historiques sur la Comédie francaise
pendant le régne de S. M. l’Empereur Napoléon Ier, précédés de
tous les actes constitutifs qui régissent la société du Théatre-
frangais, depuis sa fondation. Paris. 1853. 4**T 74,1; etc.

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Lecomte, L. H. Napoléon et le monde dramatique. Etude nouvelle
d’aprés des documents inédits. Paris. 1912. Portrait. 2655.119
Mownsetet, C. Chanvallon. Histoire d’un souffleur de la Comédie-

francaise. [Roman.] Paris. 1872. Plate. **T 87.77
Rosen, L. Napoleon’s opera-glass. An histrionic study. London.
1897. ¥**T 57.105

Napoleon III.

Lecgaux, A. Le théatre de la cour 4 Compiégne pendant le régne

de Napoléon IIf. Paris. 1882-85. *®T 77.91
Napoleon’s opera-glass. Rosen, L. **T 57.105
Nason, Arthur Huntington.

James Shirley, dramatist. A biographical and critical study. New
York. Nason. 1915. xv, (1), 471, (1) pp. Portraits. Facsimiles.
Annotated bibliography, pp. 399-459. 4544.215

Nathan, George Jean.

Another book on the theatre. (Being a collection of haphazard,
fugitive and some might say impudent reflections in and on the
mirror which the theatre is supposed to hold up to nature.) New

York. Huebsch. i915. xii, (3), 358 pp. 6257.111
Bottoms up. An application of the slapstick to satire. New York.
Philip Goodman Co. 1917. (1), 73 pp. 6257.306

Satires on the drama and the theatre.

Mr. George Jean Nathan presents. New York. Knopf. 1917. 310
pp. Plans. [The Borzoi books.] 4395.224
Essays in American dramatic criticism.

Nathan, George Jean, prefacer.
Hopkins, A. How’s your second act? New York. 1918. 6257.308
Nathan, Isaac.

Memoirs of Madame Malibran de Beriot. London. Thomas. 1836.
(4), 72 pp. No. 1 in **M.147.3.1

Same. 2d edition. No. 4 in **M.102.4

National Board of Fire Underwriters.

Suggested ordinance regulating the construction and equipment of
theatres adopted by the National Board of Fire Underwriters,
and the National Fire Protection Association. [New York. 1913.]

4019a.56

Suggested ordinance to regulate the installation, operation and
maintenance of motion picture machines adopted by the National
Board of Fire Underwriters and the National Fire Protection
Association. [New York, etc.] 1912. 8 pp. 4019a.68

National Peace Jubilee, Boston, 1869.

The Peace Jubilee. Programme for the celebration. [June 15-19,

1869. Boston. 1869.] (4) pp. No. 3 in **M.409.35
National theatres.

See also Repertory theatres; Subsidies. Government.

ArcHer, W., and H. G. Barxer. Scheme & estimates for a national
theatre. New York. 1908. 6252.73

Jones, H. A. The foundations of a national drama. A collection
of lectures, essays and speeches, delivered and written in the
years 1896-1912. New York. [1912.] Portrait. 4574-183

Naturalisme, Le, au théatre. Zora, E. 4660b.54

Navarre, Octave.
Dionysos. Etude sur organisation matérielle du théatre athénien.
Paris. Klincksieck. 1895. (5), vii, 320 pp. Illus. Plates. Plans.
2965.47; **T.76.156
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Navarro, Gonzalo.

Discvrsos politicos, y morales en cartas apologéticas, contra los qve
defienden el vso de las comedias modernas que se representan en
Espafia, en comparacion del teatro antiguo. En Madrid. 1684.

**D,176.20
Navarro, Mary Anderson de. See Anderson, Mary Antoinette.

Nayler, B. S.

Atkins, H. H. A letter addressed to B. S. Nayler, teacher of
elocution — on his review of the English performances. By H.
H. Atkins, of the German Theatre, Amsterdam. [Amsterdam.
1826. ] ¥**T 76.157

Nebe, Harvey.

Catalogue of [his] collection of prints (including pamphlets, etc.).
Including original drawings, rare portraits and play bills, New
York City views, etc., etc. For sale at auction [by] John_,Ander-
son, Jr. New York. [Taylor & Co. 1902.] 89 pp. [Catalogue
no. 98.] ¥**T 66.26
Relates chiefly to the American drama.

Negro minstrels.

See also Christy minstrels.

Day, C. H. Fun in black; or, sketches of minstrel life. With The
origin of minstrelsy, by T. Allston Brown, giving a history of
Ethiopian minstrelsy from 1799. New York. De Witt. 1874.
70 pp. Illus. ¥*T 97.321

Dumont, F. Burnt cork; or, the amateur minstrel. A collection
of humorous speeches, and a description of everything necessary
to arrange a minstrel entertainment. New York. 1881. Plans.
Music. ¥*T 97.255

Keever, R. Vagabond adventures. Boston. 1870. **T.57.354; etc.

Moore & Burgess Minstrels. Programme. [May 15, 1871 - Dec. 31,
1891; May 21, Oct. 22, 1892; Dec. 26, 1893; June 16, 1894. Lon-
don. 1871-94.] 41 v. ¥#T 15.12

Necro minstrelsy. The old-fashioned troupes. What they were
and how managed. Campaign of a company, by an ex-manager
and performer. [Boston. 189-?] (16) pp. **T 75.9

Neilson, Adelaide. See Neilson, Lilian Adelaide.
Neilson, Lilian Adelaide.

De Leng, M. A. Lilian Adelaide Neilson. A memorial sketch,

personal and critical. London. 1881. Portrait.

2459a.61 ; **T.57.440
Hotioway, L. C. Adelaide Neilson: a souvenir. New York. 1885.
Portraits. Plate. 2550b.56; **T.57.457

Neither-side, Mr., pseud.

An impartial examen of the present contests between the town and
the manager [Charles Fleetwood] of the theatre. With some
proposals for accommodating the present misunderstandings
between the town and the manager. London: Printed for M.

Cooper. 1744. **'T 77.185
Relates to Drury Lane Theatre. Another copy is on shelf-number No. 3 in
**G, 3824.17.

Nelson, John Arthur.

The photo-play, how to write, how to sell: being a practical and
complete treatise upon the form, structure and technique of the
-modern picture play. 2d edition, enlarged. Los Angeles. Photo-
play Publishing Co. 1913. 8039a.66

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Nelson, M. E. E. .
My wife’s pinmoney; or, the marriage in extremes. London.

Saunders, Otley, & Co. 1860. vii, 198, (1) pp. **T 88.4
Relates to the second marriage of the dramatist Wycherley, eleven days before
his death.

Netherlands. Theatres.
Coun, A. Shakespeare in Germany in the sixteenth and seven-
teenth centuries: an account of English actors in Germany and

the Netherlands. London. 1865. *4591.3
Heiter von Hettwarp, F. Geschichte des hollandischen Theaters.
Rotterdam. 1874. 2870.11

Kossmann, E. F. Nieuwe bidragen tot de geschiedenis van het
Nederlandsche tooneel in de 17e en 18e eeuw. ’s-Gravenhage.
1915. Portrait. Plates. **T.75.78

Worp, J. A. Geschiedenis van het drama en van het tooneel in
Nederland. Deel 1, 2. Groningen. 1904, 1908. 2 v. 4874.133

—— De invloed van Seneca’s treurspelen op ons tooneel. Amster-
dam. 1802. 2g00b.44

Neuber, Caroline. See Neuber, Friederike Karoline.
Neuber, Friederike Karoline.

Repen-Especk, F. J., Fretherr von. Caroline Neuber und ihre Zeit-
genossen. Ein Beitrag zur deutschen Kultur- und Theater-
geschichte. Leipzig. 1881. Portrait. Plate. **'T5 5.66

Neuendorff, B.

Die englische Volksbihne im Zeitalter Shakespeares nach den
Bithnenanweisungen. Berlin. Felber. 10910. viii, 230 pp.
{Literarhistorische Forschungen.] 4874.154

Neukomm, Edmond.

Fétes et spectacles du vieux Paris. Paris. Dentu. 1886. (3), 278

Pp. **T.77,160
Neuville, Honoré Bourdon de. :

Hipreau, C. Le comédien Neuville et Mile de Montansier au théatre

de Rouen. Rouen. 1862. ; **T 96.3
Neville, Henry G.

Gesture. (In Voice, speech and gesture. Pp. ro1-169. London.
1895. Illus. Plates.) **M 218.2

Same. (Jn Same. 1904.) 3509.182

The stage: its past and present in relation to fine art. Being the
subject of a lecture delivered by the author for the Society for
the Encouragement of the Fine Arts, on the 13th July, 1871.
Revised and enlarged. London. Bentley. 1875. xvi, 06 pp. 2473.57

Neville & George, London.
A catalogue of books relating to the drama and the stage, including
purchases from the libraries of the late “Charlie” Warner, Charles
Hiatt, E. L. Blanchard, Esq., and others. London. ([Mutray &
Co.] 1909. 12 pp. [Catalogue no. 9.] **T67.5
Relates mainly to the English drama.
New art, The, of writing plays. Vrca Carpro, L. F. pe. **T: 46.60.1
New Evening Theatrical Observer; with bills of the play. [Daily.]

No. 10. Jan. 1, 1830. [London.] 1830. 1 v. ¥**T 25.28
New Hampshire. General Court. Petitions.

Attempt to establish a play-house in [Portsmouth] New Hampshire,
1762. (In New Hampshire Historical Society. Collections. Vol.

5, Pp. 247-250. Concord. 1837.) *  *4337.44.5
eee for and against the project, with Assembly’s Address to prevent acting
plays.

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New Irish drama, The. Bares, K. L., compiler. 2175.75
New miscellany, A, for the year 1737. Containing 1. The vision of the
golden rump. wu. A dissertation upon kicking. 31. The Lord
Cc d’s speech against the play-bill, in the House of Peers.
iv. C—— C——-1’s letter to the Craftsman, upon the bill for
restraining the stage. London: Printed for S. Osborne. 1737.
(1), 20 pp. No: I in **G,_3823.15
The first two articles are reprinted from the paper called Common Sense, All

relate to the English theatre, the last two particularly to the censorship of the
stage.

New Monthly Belle Assembleé, The. Biographical sketches of illustri-
ous and distinguished ladies. [London. 1812-18.] (62) pp. **T.15.10

Composed of articles about actresses cut from La Belle Assemblée (later The
New Monthly Belle Assemblée). The volume is indexed.

New movement, The, in the theatre. CuHENEy, S. 6257.87
New Orleans, La. Theatres.
Lorcnettse, La. Revue des théatres, courrier des salons, journal des
artistes. [Deux fois par semaine.] Vol. 1 (no. 1-28). 12 décem-
bre, 1841-17 mars, 1842. Nouvelle-Orléans. 1841, 42. ¥*T 23.3
New theatrical dictionary, A, containing an account of all the dramatic
pieces. Added, an alphabetical catalogue of dramatic writers,
with the pieces they have written and a short sketch of the Eng-
lish stage. London: Printed for S. Bladon. 1792. (8), 400 pp.
#*T.68.1
New Thespian oracle, The; containing original strictures on oratory
and acting. And a select collection of all the modern prologues,
and epilogues, spoken at the royal and private theatres. London:
Printed for Bentley. 1791. 11-18, 21-58 pp. Portrait. **T.37.181
New way, The, to act old plays. A familiar epistle to the management
of Drury Lane Theatre, on the present state of their stage. Lon-
don. Stodart. 1818. 36 pp. No. 11 in **G,3823.18
New wrinkle, The, at Sweetbrier. Hosmer, J. K. 4498.107
New York, City. Public Library. é
Duplicates from the New York Public Library including some rare
Shakespeareana. Works of the Elizabethan and Restoration
dramatists, etc. For sale at auction, May 4, 1906. New York.
The Anderson Auction Co. 1906. 37 pp. [No. 457.] **T 65.26
Stage scenery. A list of references to illustrations since 1900 in
the New York Public Library. Compiled by William Burt
Gamble. New York. 1917. . 86 pp. ¥*T 64.6
New York, City. Theatres.
Baxer, L. C. The German drama in English on the New York
stage to 1830. [Philadelphia.] 1917. 4393-227
Brown, T. A. A history of the New York stage from the first
performance in 1732 to 1901. New York. 1903. 3 v. *4395.176; etc.
Coap, O. S. William Dunlap. A study of his life and works and
of his place in contemporary culture. New York. 1917. Por-
traits. Plates. ¥*T 95.152
D., H. N. Fifty years of a play-goer’s journal; or, annals of the
New York stage, from A.D. 1798 to A.D. 1848. With biographical
sketches of the principal performers. New York. [1860.] **T.77.182
. Davis, M. M., Jr. The exploitation of pleasure. A study of com-
mercial recreations in New York City. New York City. 1911.
5577-229
Drmmick, R. C. Our theatres to-day and yesterday. Beginning of
the drama on Manhattan Island and the troublous days of early

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New York, City. Theatres. (Continued.)
managers and players, with anecdotal account of the growth of
the amusement industry. From 1732 to 1913. New York. [1913.]
Plates. 4395.206
Hutton, L. Plays and players. New York. 1875. 2405.59; **T.76.56
IreLanp, J. N. Records of the New York stage, from 1750 to 1860.
New York. 1866, 67. 2 v. Portraits. ¥*T 75.223 etc.
Lansine & Co., publishers. Interior views (with seats numbered).
New York & Brooklyn theatres. [New York.] 1880. Plans. **T.97.87
— Pictorial diagrams of Boston, New York, and Philadelphia

theatres. Boston. [1881.] Illus. Plans. ¥*T 78.86
McBripe, T. J., compiler. Diagrams of the leading New York theatres.
[New York. 1879.] No. 3 in *4388.51

NorruHatt, W. K. Before and behind the curtain: or, fifteen years’
observations among the theatres of New York. New York. 1851.
**T 77.130

OveEtL, G. C. D. ‘A midsummer night’s dream’ on the New York
stage. (Jn Matthews, J. B., and A. H. Thorndike, editors. Shak-

sperian studies. Pp. 117-162. New York. 10916.) 4596.159
(Taeatres and public halls of New York. Plans of seats. Boston.
1879.] Plate. Plans. ¥*T 78.87

New York, City. Theatres. Astor PLacE Opera House.

Account of the terrific and fatal riot at the New-York Astor Place
Opera House, May toth, 1849; with the quarrels of Forrest and
Macready, including all the causes which led to that awful tragedy.
New-York. 1849. Plate. 4374.27; **T.56.116; etc.

AMERICAN citizen, An, pseud. A reioinder to “The replies from
England, etc. to certain statements circulated in this country
respecting Mr. Macready.” With an impartial history and review
of the lamentable occurrences at the Astor Place Opera House.
New York. 1849. 4374.72; **T.56.117; etc.

New York, City. Theatres. BELASCO THEATRE.

Forp, J. L. The story of Du Barry. Mrs. Leslie Carter edition.
[Privately distributed at the opening of the Belasco Theatre, and
containing a description of the theatre.] New York. [1902.]
Portraits. Plates. ¥*T 46.72

New York, City. Theatres. CENTURY THEATRE.

Wii1amM WINTER testimonial, The. Century Theatre, March four-
teenth, nineteen hundred and sixteen. [Programme and tributes.
New York.] 1916. Portrait. **T 52.13

New York, City. Theatres. CHILDREN’S EDUCATIONAL THEATRE,

Herts, A. M. The Children’s educational theatre. With an intro-

duction by Charles W. Eliot. New York. torr. Portrait. Plates.
5598.186
New York, City. Theatres. CoLossEuM.

Description of the Colosseum, Broadway, 35th and 36th Streets,
New York. The largest iron structure in the world. A history
of the world renowned cycloramas, London of 1828, Paris by
moonlight, and London of 1873, by night. [New York. 1874. ]
Plates. 6262.88; etc.

New York, City. Theatres. Daty’s THEATRE.

D., E. A. Memories of Daly’s theatres. With passing recollections
of others including a record of plays and actors at the Fifth
Avenue Theatre and Daly’s Theatre. 1869-95. [New York.]
1897. Illus. Portraits. **T 76.195

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New York, City. Theatres. Daty’s THEATRE COMPANY.
Les 2, 3 et 4 septembre 1886. La troupe américaine d’Augustin Daly
du Daly’s Theatre, New-York, donnera une série de représenta-
tions au Théatre du vaudeville. [Programmes et résumés. Paris.

Imprimerie nouvelle.] 1886. 8 pp. **T 11.8

New York, City. Theatres. Eprn Mus&s.
Catalogue. New York. [1884.] Diagrams. 6237.30; **T.94.20
Monthly catalogue. June, 1887. [New York.] 1887. Plate. Plan.
Diagrams. ¥*T 94.21

New York, City. Theatres. FirtH AVENUE THEATRE.

D., E. A. Memories of Daly’s theatres. With passing recollections
of others, including a record of plays and actors at the Fifth
Avenue Theatre and Daly’s Theatre. 1869-05. [New York.]
1897. Illus. Portraits. **T 76.195

New York, City. Theatres. FourTEENTH STREET THEATRE.

Memoir, Marie Seebach. New York. [1870.] (4), 9, (3), 10-26 pp.

Portrait. ¥**T 94.25; etc.
New York, City. Theatres. LyckEUM THEATRE.

Frouman, D. Memories of a manager. Reminiscences of the old
Lyceum and of some players of the last quarter century. Garden
City. 1911. Portraits. Plates. 6257.65; **T.57.441

New York, City. Theatres. Mapison SQuaRE THEATRE.

Erziot, W. G. Ventilation of the Madison Square theatre. New

York. 1880. Illus. Plan. 8098.6
New York, City. Theatres. NEW THEATRE. 1909-IQII.

The New Theatre, New York. [New York. 1909.] 16 pp. Illus.

Portraits. 4395-198
New York, City. Theatres. NEw THEATRE. 1909-1911. Works about.

Howe, P. P. The Repertory theatre. A record & a criticism. New

York. IgII. 6252.87
New York, City. Theatres. Nuipio’s GARDEN.

Description of the picture, Belshazzar’s feast, painted on near 2,000
feet of canvas. Open at the diorama at Niblo’s Garden, Broad-
way. [New York.] Booth. [185-?] 16 pp. 8079a.99

English opera at Niblo’s Garden. [Prospectus.] New York. 1854.
(8) pp. 8059.56

New York, City. Theatres. PARK THEATRE.
Play bills. Sept. 1 [1821-]July 5, 1822. [New York. 1821} 22.]
s **T 10.70
Opened Jan. 29, 1798, under the name of the “New Theatre.” Feb. 27, 1822,
the name changed to “Theatre.” It was always known as the “Park Theatre,”
and was destroyed by fire Dec. 16, 1848.
New York, City. Theaires. RaymMonp HitcHcocr’s 44TH STREET THEATRE.

Souvenir programme. Edward E. Rice’s testimonial in celebration
of his forty years in management, 1877-1917, tendered by members
of his companies and other friends, Sunday, October 28, 1917.
[New York. The Kane Press. 1917.] (18) pp. Portraits. Plates.
Autograph facsimiles. **T 12.13
Contains a biographical sketch of Mr. Rice, names of prominent artists and
musicians who have been under engagement to him, and a list of his productions.

New York, City. Theatres. THEATRE DU VIEUX COLOMBIER.

A new French theatre in America. Théatre du vieux colombier,
Paris— New York. 1917-1918. [New York.. 1917.] (18) pp.
Seal. Autograph facsimile. ¥*T 77.232
A short account of the Paris theatre, with testimonials of its success, and a
biographical sketch of Copeau, its founder. Contains also a prospectus of the
1917-18 season at the New York theatre.

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New York, City. Theatres. THEATRE FRANCAIS.

Season oi 1868-69. Lessee and director J. Grau. New York. 1868.
II pp. ¥#*T 97.204
A prospectus of a season of French opera bouffe.

New York, City. Theatres. THEATRE OF ARTS AND LETTERS.

[Certificate of incorporation, by-laws, lists of officers and members.]
New York. 1893. 54 pp. *4479.200

New York, City. Theatres. UNion SQUARE THEATRE.

Parmer, A. M. Catalogue of the library of the late Albert M.
Palmer. Including Shakespeare and Shakespeariana, costumes,
biographies, stage histories, rare dramatic-magazines and tracts,
old plays; works of the dramatists. History of the Union Square
Theatre. To be sold at auction January 30th and 31st, 1906. By
the Merwin-Clayton Sales Company. Part 1. New York. 1906.
Portraits. ¥**'T 65.31

New York, City. Theatres. WaALLACck’s THEATRE.

Wattack, J. J. Memories of fifty years. New-York. 1889. Por-
traits. Plates. 4342.88; **T.57.107; etc.

New York Amusement Gazette. [Weekly.] Dramatic, musical, athletic,

' social, literary. Vol. 1-12; 13 (no. I, 33-390, 41-52); 14, 15, 16 (1,
19-25); 17 (1-10); 18 (1). New York. 1885-91. 18 v. in 4. Por-
traits. Plans. ¥**T.23.13

New York Clipper. [Weekly.] The oldest American sporting and
theatrical journal. Vol. 30 (no. 35)—31 (no. 36). November 18,
1882 —- November 24, 1883. New York. 1882, 83. 2v. Illus. Por-
traits. *N.1409.6

New York Clipper Annual for 1875-99, 1901. Containing theatrical,
musical, and sporting chronologies, aquatic and athletic perform-
ances, etc. New York. Frank Queen Publishing Co., Ltd. 1874-
1g01. 7 v. Illus. Portraits. Plates. *8007.11
Previous to 1883 this was called the New York Clipper.

New York Dramatic Mirror, The. [Weekly.] Vol. 62-. July, 19009,
‘to date. New York. Illus. Portraits. **T 22.2
Edited by Harrison Grey Fiske from 1879-1911.

[Cuttings from the New York Dramatic Mirror describing the
Edwin Forrest Home for retired actors, with accounts of some
of its occupants. New York. 1899?] 10 pp. Illus. Portraits.
. *4340.140

[Cuttings from the Matinee girl column of the New York Dramatic
Mirror, relating principally to the American stage. By Kate
Masterson. Compiled by Allen A. Brown. Boston. 1906, 12.]
2°v. Illus. Portrait. **T 14.6

[Cuttings from the Usher column of the New York Dramatic Mirror,
relating principally to the American stage. 1900-1909. Compiled
by Allen A. Brown. Boston. 19009.] #*T 14.7

New York Dramatic News. [Weekly.] Vol. 12, 13; 15 (no. 4-26); 16-21;
22 (no. 2-26); 23; 24 (no. I-24); 25, 26; 29 (no. I-11, 13-22); 30
(no. 6-17, 19-27, 29, 30); 33 (no. 2-4, 6-10, 12, 14-26); 34 (no. 1-4).
Mar. 26, 1881-—Dec. 26, 1891. New York. 1881-91. 18 v: in 10.
Illus, Portraits. **®T 21,1

Newberry Library, Chicago.

Materials for the study of the English drama (excluding Shakespeare).
A selected list of books in the Newberry Library. Chicago, Ill.
[1912.] vii, 89, (1) pp. ¥2144.107.1

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Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Theatres. Tueratre Rovat.
THEATRICAL Critique. [Nov. 7, Dec. 10, 1829. Newcastle. 1829.]

**T 26.47
Tuoucuts on the late disturbance at the Theatre-Royal, Newcastle.
Newcastle. 1789. **T 76.121; etc.

Newhall, Fales Henry.

The theater; a discourse, March 15, 1863. Boston. Magee. 1863.
27 Pp. **T 76.180
In opposition to the theatre.

Newton, Henry Chance.

Sixty years’ stage service, being a record of the life of Charles
Morton, “the Father of the Halls.” Compiled by W. H. Morton
and H. Chance Newton. London. Gale & Polden, Ltd. 1905.
viii, 208 pp. Illus. Portraits. Plates. **T 56.163

Newton, William Wilberforce.

Christianity and popular amusements; or, the Church and the theatre.
A paper read at the Church Congress of the Protestant Episcopal
Church, New York, November 1, 1877. Boston. Mudge. 1877.
19 pp. **T 76.181

Niboyet, Jean Alexandre Paulin. (Fortunio.)

Les marionnettes parisiennes. Paris. Dentu. 1878. (3), 368 pp.

A novel of theatrical life. **T 87.83
Nichols, John,

The progresses and public processions of Queen Elizabeth. Among
which are interspersed other solemnities, public expenditures and
remarkable events. Collected from original manuscripts, scarce
pamphlets, &c., &c. Illustrated with historical notes. A new
edition. London. Nichols. 1823. 3 v. Portraits. Plates. Fac-
similes. ¥*G,3752.3

The progresses, processions, and magnificent festivities, of King
James the First, his royal consort, family, and court, comprising
forty masques and entertainments; ten civic pageants; numerous
original letters. Illustrated with notes. London. Nichols. 1828.

. 4v. Illus. Portraits. Plates. Facsimile. *2451.3
Another copy is on shelf-number **G.3752.4.

Nichols, John, editor.

Tueatre, The, by Sir Richard Steele; [No. 1-28, January 2—April 5,
1720]; to which are added, the Anti-Theatre; The character of
Sir John Edgar; Steele’s case with the Lord Chamberlain, &c.
London. 1791. Portrait. **T 26.23; etc.

Nichols, Thomas L. ;

A biography of the Brothers Davenport. With some account of the
physical and psychical phenomena which have occurred in their
presence, in America and Europe. London. Saunders, Otley &
Co. 1864. viii, 360 pp. **T 57.51

Nicholson, Brinsley. :

Kemp and the play of Hamlet — Yorick and Tarlton — a short
chapter in dramatic history. (Jn New Shakspere Sociéty. [Publi-
cations.] Series 1. Transactions. No. 8. 1880-6. Part 1, pp.
57-66. London. 1881.) *6552.10,1880-1886.1
Another copy is on shelf-number **G.100.1.1880—1886.

Nicholson, Lord Chief Baron. See Nicholson, Renton,
Nicholson, Renton.

The Lord Chief Baron Nicholson. An autobiography. London.

Vickers. [1860.] (3), 380 pp. - ¥*T 58.108

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Nicholson, Renton. (Continued.)

Nicholson’s Sketches of celebrated characters, and key to the Judge
and Jury Society, Garrick’s Head Hotel, Bow Street. [London.
1844?] 14 pp. Plate. **T’55.122
A key to a picture by Archibald Henning.

Nicholson, Watson.

The struggle for a free stage in London. Boston. Houghton,
Mifflin & Co. 1906. xii, (1), 476 pp. 2552.33
Bibliography, pp. 435-460.

Nick, A. Friedrich.

Die Hof- und Volks-Narren sammt den narrischen Lustbarkeiten
der verschiedenen Stande aller Vélker und Zeiten. Aus Flégels
Schriften und andern Quellen. Stuttgart. Scheible. 1861. 2 v.

2280.20
Nicolet, Jean Baptiste.

Manne, A. E. D. be, and C. igeaaaee Galerie historique des
comédiens de la troupe de Nicolet. Notices sur certains acteurs
et mimes qui se sont fait un nom dans les annales des scénes
secondaires depuis 1760. Avec des portraits gravés a l’eau-forte
par Frédéric Hillemacher. Lyon. 1860. ¥#*T 56.340

Niemann, Georg Heinrich Leonhard.

Das Theater in Ephesos. Bearbeitet von R. Heberdey, G. Niemann,
W. Wilberg. [Wien. Holder. 1912.] (3), ii, 230 pp. Illus.
Plates. Plans. Facsimiles. [Osterreichisches archaeologisches
Institut, Vienna. Forschungen in Ephesos. Band 2.]

The preface is written by Emil Reisch. *Cab.30.39.6.2
Niggli, Arnold.

Faustina Bordoni-Hasse. Eine Primadonna des achtzehnten Jahr-
hunderts. (Jn Sammlung musikalischer Vortrage. Neue Reihe.
Pp. 261-318. “Leipzig. 1880.) **M.105.3.2; *8042.101.2

Gertrud Elisabeth Mara: eine deutsche Ktinstlerin des 18. Jahr-
hunderts. [Leipzig. 1881.] 163-208 pp. No. 8 in **M.215.4
Cut from Sammlung musikalischer Vortrage, Reihe 3 [*8042.101.3; **M.105.3.3].

Nights at the play. Coox, E. D. 2475-553 **T.47.50
Nilsson, Christine.
Cuarnack, G. bE. Les étoiles du chant [Patti, Nilsson, Gabrielle

Krauss]. Paris. 1860. Portraits. - **M.196.1
— A star of song! The life of Christina Nilsson. New York.
1870. Portrait. 4048.37; No. 1 in **M.207.26

Nimes, France.
Peet, A. Description de l’amphithéatre de Nimes. Nimes. 1853.
Plates. Plans. 4094.102
Nine years of an actor’s life. Dyer, R. ¥*T 57.222
Nipclose, Sir Nicholas, Baronet, pseud. See Garrick, David.

Nirdlinger, Charles Frederic.

Masques and mummers. Essays on the theatre of here and now.

New York. De Witt. 1899. x, 370 pp. 4395.1525 **T.47.38
Nirdlinger, Charles Frederic, edétor.

Gatuery of players. [Quarterly.] No. 1-9, 11. From The Illus-
trated American. New York. 1894 [-97]. 10 parts in 1 v. Por-
traits. **T 52.9

Nisbet, Charles, editor.

Bauer, C. Caroline Bauer and the Coburgs. Translated and edited
from Nachgelassene Memoiren von Karoline Bauer. London.
188s. Portraits. 2858.58

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No actress. BrsEmenres, J. D. **T88,20
“No salary required.” R., N. **T 86.8

Nobles, Milton. .
Milton Nobles’ “Shop talk.” [Milwaukee. 188-?] 205 pp. Illus.

Portrait. Plate. Autograph facsimile. **T 97.131
Contents. — The palmy day tragedian, six papers. — Yorick’s skull. — Hard
times. — Penalty Bloggs. — The Isaacs-Crummels’ boom. — “‘George.”? — Stage
aspirants. — A chat with the brakeman. — “Sary.’? — The mission of the
theatre. — And the villain still pursued her. — Stage anecdotes. — Wrecked
geniuses. — A running conversation. —- Flotsam and jetsam.

Nobody, pseud. See Richmond, James Cook.
‘Noél, Edouard.
La Comédie-frangaise en 1877. Précédée d’une étude sur l’état actuel
du théatre en province par Edmond Got. Paris. Charpentier.
1878. xxii, 72 pp. Portrait. Autograph facsimile. ¥**T 76.82
Noél, Edouard, editor.
Anna.es, Les, du théatre et de la musique. Année 1-37. 1875-I9QII.
Paris. 1876-1912. 37 v. Portrait. **T 27.1
Noél, Eugéne.
Moliére: son théatre et son ménage. 3e édition. Ornée d’un portrait
par A. Esnault. Paris. Bécus. 1880. 252 pp. Portrait.
**T 59.6
‘Noh’ or accomplishment. Fernoxtosa, E. F., and E. L. Pounp. 5028.43
Nolan, Kate Ryan. See Ryan, Kate.

Nolan’s Theatrical Observer. [Daily.] Jan. 26, 1822—-Jan. 28, 1823.

[Dublin. 1822, 23.] 8 v. in 1. Portraits. #*T 28.17
The set is very incomplete A list of the numbers included in it is prefixed to
the volume.

Nolle, Alfred Henry.

The German drama on the St. Louis stage. A thesis. [Philadelphia.]
University of Pennsylvania. 1917. 83 pp. Tables. [Americana
Germanica. New series. No. 32.] 4393-228

Norman, George James, compiler.

Theatrical woodcuts collected by Geo. James Norman. N.p. [1855?]
232 pp. Illus. Portraits. Plates. ¥*T 13.2
Relates principally to London. , iS

Norman, Sir Henry.

An account of the Harvard Greek play. Boston. Osgood & Co.

1882. 129 pp. Portraits. Plates. Music. 3006.8; **T.57.125

An account of the performance of the CEdipus Tyrannus of Sophocles A partial
bibliography, pp. 127-129. Another copy is on shelf-number **K.254.11.

Northall, William Knight.

Before and behind the curtain. or, fifteen years’ observations among

the theatres of New York. New York. Burgess. 1851. 3-229 pp.
; **T77.130
Northall, William Knight, editor.

Life and recollections of Yankee Hill. With anecdotes and incidents

of his travels. New-York. Burgess. 1850. 203 pp. Illus.
¥#*T 57.287
Northbrooke, John.

A treatise against dicing, dancing, plays, and interludes. With other
idle pastimes. From the earliest edition, about A.D. 1577. With
an introduction and notes. London. The Shakespeare Society.
1843. xx, 188 pp. 4596.62; **T.96.14

Contains a reproduction of the title-page of the original edition. Other copies
are on shelf-numbers No. 1 in *4596.6; **G.3927.5.

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Norwich, England. Theatres. Tueatre Roya.
Beititamy, B. P. A letter to the dramatic censor of the Suffolk

Chronicle. Ipswich. [1813.] / **T 56.249
Nos jolies actrices. See Reutlinger, ——. Le panorama.
Nos meeurs. Girrarp, P. L. ¥*T 77,111
Nos théAtres de 1800 4 1880. Leveaux, A. **T 77,148

Nossiter, Miss ——.

Letter, A, to Miss Nossiter. Occasioned by her first appearance
on the stage: in which is contained remarks upon her manner of
playing the character of Juliet. With theatrical observations.
London. 1753. **T 97.59; etc.

Nosworthy, Louisa.

The stage and Christianity reconciled. The simple story of the
real troubles of an inquirer after truth. By a lady amateur actress
of Manchester. Manchester. The Guardian steam-printing
offices. 1866. 16 pp. ¥**T 96.107

Nothing, Marcus, pseud. See Dreyfous, Maurice.
Notice biographique sur Miss Adah Isaacs Menken, artiste américaine.
Paris. Librairie dramatique. 1867. 14 pp. 2344.56
Notice sur l’enterrement de Mlle Raucourt, actrice du Théatre francais,
morte le 15 janvier 1815. Paris. Rougeron. 1821. (3), iv pp.
Plate. ¥*T 54.24
Notices of the acted drama in London [etc. Edinburgh. 1818].
No. 19 in **G.3822.3
Nourrit, Adolphe.

Boutet pE Monvet, E. Un artiste d’autrefois. Adolphe Nourrit:
sa vie et sa correspondance. Paris. 1903. Portraits. 4049a.241

QuicHerat, L. M. Adolphe Nourrit: sa vie, son talent, son caractére,
sa correspondance. Paris. 1867. 3 v. Portrait. ¥*M 114.1

Nourry, Guillaume Antoine.
ParoissE-Poucin, F. A. A. La Comédie-frangaise et la Révolution.

Paris. [190—?] 4676.128

Noury, J.
Mile de Champmeslé, comédienne du roy. Rouen. Cagniard. 1892.
179 pp. Autograph facsimile. ¥*T 54.21

Bibliographie, pp. 162-167.
Nouveau calendrier historique des théatres de l’Opéra et des Comédies
francoise et italienne et des foires. See Almanach des spectacles

de Paris.
Nouvelle galerie des artistes dramatiques vivants. Grorrroy, C. M.
**T 53.9
Nouvelie grande biographie dramatique. CLagueur patenté, Un, pseud.
¥**T 59.26
Nouvelle lorgnette, La, de spectacles. Pitter, F., and others.
**T 59.46

Nouville, Adolphe.
Création d’un théatre d’essai. Mémoire. [Paris.] Mascagna. [1848.]
16 pp. No. 3 in **M.122.38
Novello, Clara Anastasia. See Gigliucci, Clara Anastasia, Contessa.
Novels. See Fiction.
Noverre, Jean Georges.
Lettres sur les arts imitateurs en général, et sur la danse en particu-

lier. Paris, Collin. 1807. 2 v. Portrait. **T 97.53
Lettres sur la danse, et sur les ballets. A Stutgard, et se vend a
Lyon, chez Aimé Delaroche. 1760. ¥**T 98.71

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Noverre, Jean Georges. (Continued.)
Observations sur la construction d’une nouvelle salle de ’opéra. A
Amsterdam. Chez Changuion, et se trouve a Paris, chez P. de

Lormel. 1781. (1), 39 pp. ¥*T 77.48
Relates to the Opéra, Paris.

Noverre, Jean Georges. Works about.
AncioLini, G. Lettere 4 Monsieur Noverre sopra i balli pantomimi.
[Milano. 1773.] 4057.11
Nuell, Eduard van der, and August von Siccard von Siccardsburg.
Das Kaiserlich-k6nigliche Hof-Opernhaus in Wien. Wien. Leh-
mann. 1885. (19) pp. 80 plates. [Wiener Monumental-Bauten.
1.] *Cab.60.50.1
Nuitter, Charles, pseud. See Truinet, Charles Louis Etienne.
Nutt, Commodore. See Nutt, George Washington Morrison.
Nutt, George Washington Morrison.
History of Commodore Nutt, the smallest man in miniature in the
known world. Now exhibiting at Barnum’s Museum. New York.
1862. Portrait. ¥*T 58.14
Sxetcu of the life, personal appearance, character, and manners of
Charles S. Stratton, known as General Tom Thumb, and his wife,
Lavinia Warren Stratton; also, of Commodore Nutt and Minnie
Warren. New York. 1863. Illus. Portraits. Plates. **T.58.62; etc.

O

O., P. d’. See Perrinet d’Orval, Jean Charles.
o—, Mrs. S—.
Law outlaw’d: or, a short reply to Mr. Law’s long declamation
against the stage. Written at the request of the orange-women,
and for the publick good by the impartial pen of Mrs. S——- O—_.
London, Printed for the benefit of the candle-snuffers. 1726, 15
No. 12 in **G,3821.11

Pp.
Law’s The absolute unlawfulness of the stage-entertainment fully demonstrated
may be found on shelf-numbers **T.76.95; etc.

O. P. Amateur, An, pseud.

A plain statement of facts; containing the whole of the particulars
relative to the existing differences between the present manage-
ment of Covent Garden Theatre and Mr. James Brandon: with
remarks on the impolicy of again risking another theatrical war,
alias an O. P. row! London. Harris. 1823. 31 pp. **T 95.37

O. P. (Old Prices) Riot, 1809. See London. Theatres. Covent GARDEN
THEATRE. QO. P. (Old Prices) Riot, 1809.
Oberammergau Passion Play.

Barwasee, H. C., compiler. [A collection of portraits, principally of
Henry Clay Barnabee as an actor; views of Oberammergau and
photographs of the actors in the Passion Play of 1900; two articles
on the Passion Play cut from The: Metropolitan Magazine for
December, 1900. Boston. 191—?] Illus. Portraits. Plates. **T.53.24

Bronpet, G. Le drame de la Passion 4 Oberammergau. Etude
historique et critique, avec des renseignements pratiques. Paris.
1900. Maps. Plan. 6868.5

Buttock, C. Popular recreation. (A church congress paper.) The
theatre as it is; and the Ober-Ammergau play. London. [1880.]

. ¥**T 97.160
Burton, I., Lady. The Passion-Play at Ober-Ammergau. London.
1900. Portrait. ¥*T.47.65

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Oberammergau Passion Play. (Continued.)
Butt, E. N. A flying visit to Ober-Ammergau with an account of
the Passion Play. London. 1880. ¥*T 47.72
Dussers, W. Das Oberammergauer Passionsspiel nach seiner
geschichtlichen, kiinstlerischen, ethischen und culturhistorischen
Bedeutung und unter Beriicksichtigung alterer und neuerer Kritik

dargestellt. Frankfurt a/M. 1872. 2866.11
Farrar, F. W. The Passion Play at Oberammergau, 1890. London.
1890. 2865.17

Jackson, J. P. The Ober-Ammergau Passion Play: (illustrated).
Giving the origin of the play, and history of the village and
people, a full description of the scenes and tableaux of the drama,
and the songs of the chorus, in German and English. London.

, 1880. Illus. Portraits. Plates. Plan. **T 36.101; etc.
Locuemes, M. J. Recollections of Oberammergau. Dayton. [1892.]
Illus. Portraits. 4879.77

MacCott, M. The Ammergau Passion Play. With some intro-
ductory remarks on the origin and development of miracle plays,
and some practical hints for the use of intending visitors, Lon-
don. 1870. **T 47.1023 etc.

Martin, W. At the Ober-Ammergau Passion Play, with an intro-
duction on the ancient mysteries. A lecture. Buenos Ayres.

[1881?] 2866.13
Mottioy, G. The Passion Play at Ober-Ammergau in the summer of
1871. Boston. 1872. Illus. 2866.7

OBERAMMERGAU Passion Play. [A collection of photographs illus-
trating the Passion Play. Miinchen. i1910.] 35 photographs in

portfolio. *Cab.34.35.2
OxenHam, H. N. Recollections of Ober-Ammergau in 1871. Lon-
don. 1880. ¥kT 48.4

Ricwarps, L. P. Oberammergau. Its Passion Play and players. A
2oth century pilgrimage to a modern Jerusalem and a new Geth-
semane. Munich? 1910. Illus. Portraits. Plates. Plan. 2866.16

Seviar, A. C. The Passion-Play in the Highlands of Bavaria. Edin-

burgh. 1871. ¥*T 97.199
SHort, J. H. Oberammergau. New York. [1910.] Portraits.
Plates. 4879a.102

StopparD, J. L. The Passion-Play of Ober-Ammergau. (Jn his Red-
letter days abroad. Pp. 59-101. Boston. 1884. Illus. Por-

traits.) 2273.50
Tuomas, G. C. The Passion Play of 1871. [Philadelphia. 1871.]
2861.77

Tweepiz, E. B. The Oberammergau Passion Play, 1890. London.
1890. Illus. Plates. ¥ET 47.74
Wy von WyMeEnTAL, W. Der Christus-Mayr. Neue Studien aus
Oberammergau. Berlin. 1890. **T 97.90

Oberlaender, Hans.

Die geistige Entwicklung der deutschen Schauspielkunst im 18. Jahr-
hundert. Hamburg. Voss. “1898. viii, (1), 216 pp. [Theater-
geschichtliche Forschungen. 15.] 6872.57

O’Bryan, Daniel.

Authentic memoirs; or, the life and character of that most celebrated
comedian, Robert Wilks. Added, an elegy on his death. London:
Printed for S. Slow. 1732. 30, (2) pp. **T 57.192

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Observateur, L’, des spectacles, ou anecdotes théatrales. [Bimensuel.]
Tome I, 2, 3 (no. 13). Ouvrage périodique par M. de-Chevrier.
A La Haye. Aux dépens de l’auteur et se trouve chez les libraires
nommeés dans le prospectus. 1762. 2v. Plates. **T 28,21

A continuation, having the title Suite de l’)Observateur des spectacles, may be
found on shelf-number **T.28.22.

Observations on Mrs. Siddons, in the following characters: Margaret
of Anjou, Belvidera, Jane Shore, Lady Randolph, Isabella and
Zara. By a lady. Dublin: Printed by P. Byrne. 1784. (8),
47 pp. **T.57.135
A later edition entitled The beauties of Mrs. Siddons may be found on shelf-
numbers **T,56.155; No. 1 in **G.3824.17.

Observations on the effect of theatrical representations, with respect
to religion and morals: occasioned by the preface to the third
volume of the Works of Mrs. H. More. Bath. Hume. 1804.
32 pp. No. 16 in **G.3824.15
In favor of the theatre. Another edition, without imprint, is on shelf-number
No. 15 in **G.3824.15.

Observations on the importance and use of theatres; their present
regulation, and possible improvements. London: Printed for M.
Cooper. 1759. 3-40 pp. **T 97.118

Observer, An, pseud.

The theatre, as it is: or, remarks upon.a pamphlet, entitled “The
Bath Theatre vindicated.” London. Hamilton, Adams, & Co.

1844. 20 pp. ¥**T76.98
The Bath Theatre vindicated, by a resident, may be found on shelf-number
**T 76.97.

Occasional paper, The. [Anon.] See Willis, Richard, Bishop of Win-
chester.

O’Connor, John Bartholomew. :

Chapters in the history of actors and acting in ancient Greece,
together with a Prosopographia histrionum Graecorum. A dis-
sertation, Princeton University. Chicago. The University of
Chicago Press. 1908. ix, 144 pp. 2965.105

O’Connor, Thomas Power, prefacer.

Hissert, H. G. Fifty years of a Londoner’s life. London. 10916.

Portraits. Plates. 4545-151
O’Conor, Charles.

AssocraTion of the Bar of the City of New York. Proceedings on
a publication in the New York Times of March 26th, 1876,
censuring the counsel for the plaintiff in the Forrest divorce case
[Charles O’Conor]. New York. 1876. No. 2 in *7686.52

Odell, George Clinton Densmore. i

‘A midsummer night’s dream’ on the New York stage. (Jn Matthews,
J. B., and A. H. Thorndike, editors. Shaksperian studies. Pp.
117-162. New York.. 1916.) 4596.159

Oehmichen, Gustav.

Das Bihnenwesen der Griechen und Romer. 3 Tafeln. (Jn Hand-
buch der klassischen Altertums-Wissenschaft. Band 5, Abt. 3.
Pp. 179-304. Miinchen. 1890.) 2973.50.5.Part 3

Uber die Anfange der dramatischen Weltkampfe in Athen. (In
Koeniglich-bayerische Akademie der Wissenschaften, Munich.
Philosophisch-philologische und historische Classe. Sitzungs-
berichte. 1889, Band 2, pp. 103-167. Mtinchen. 1889.)

*3266.50.1889

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Ciuvre francaise des trente ans de théatre.
CEuvre francaise et populaire des trente ans de théatre. 1903. Repré-
sentations populaires et causeries. Paris. Nilsson. 1904. 111,
(1) pp. **T74.21
Contains 26 reprints of theatre programmes of performances given by the society.
CEuvre francaise des trente ans de théatre. Works about.
Bernueimm, A. J. Trente ans de théatre. Paris. 10903, 04. 2 v.
**T 77,110; etc.
Of plays and masquerades. [Anon.] See Willis, Richard, Bishop of
Winchester.
Ohne Schminke! Sr1rrenFexp, C. **T 97.85; etc.

Ohnet, Georges.
The rival actresses. London. Vizetelly & Co. 1889. 331 pp.
¥*T 87.78
O’Keeffe, John.
Personal reminiscences by O’Keeffe, Kelly and Taylor. Edited by
Richard Henry Stoddard. New York. Scribner, Armstrong &

Co. 1875. xxi, 341 pp. Portraits. 6549.129
Recollections of the life of John O’Keeffe. London. Colburn. 1826.
2v. Portrait. 6545-553 **T.55.129

Another copy is on shelf-number **K.45.10.
Old acquaintance, An, pseud.

The life and mysterious transactions of Richard Morris, Esq. Better
known by the name of Dick Spot, the conjuror. Particularly in
Derbyshire and Shropshire. Written by an old acquaintance,
who was a critical observer of all his actions, for near fifty years.
London. Printed for Ann Lemoine. 1798. 47 pp. Plates.

¥*T 98.147
Old actor, An.

Memoirs of the life of Mr. Booth, containing a true statement of all
the circumstances attending his engagements at the rival theatres,
with a few remarks upon his conduct. London. Keys. [1817.]
27 pp. No. 6 in **G.3824.13

Old actor, An.

Secrets of the stage; or, playhouse mysteries unveiled. New York.

Fox. [1881.] 69 pp. Portraits. Plates. ¥**T 75.19
Old and new magic, The. Evans, H. R. 7605.77
Old book collector’s miscellany, The.

Actors’ remonstrance, The, or complaint: for the silencing of their

profession, and banishment from their severall play-houses. Lon-

don. 1643. [London. 1873.] No. 19 in *4555.52.3
STAGE-PLAYERS complaint, The. In a pleasant dialogue. London.
1641. [London. 1873.] No. 14 in *4555.52.3

Tavior, J. The trve cavse of the watermen’s suit concerning players,
and the reasons that their playing on London side is their
extreame hindrances. With a relation how farre that suit was
proceeded in, and the occasion that it was not effected. [Lon-
don. 1872.] **T 76.145; etc.

Old Boston Museum days. Ryan, K. 6257.50; **T.76.194
Old Croney, An, pseud.

The life and adventures of John Edwin, comedian. Added, the
whole collection of his songs, oddities, &c. London: Published
by J. Aitkin. 1791. (3), 36, 9-80 pp. **T 58.89
Another copy is on shelf-number **T.58.88,

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Old hand, The, pseud.
Of the Italian opera. By the old hand. [London. 1845.] 373-378

pp. No. 23 in **G.3822.1
Relates to the opera season of 1845 at His Majesty’s Theatre, London. Cut
from Fraser’s Magazine, September, 1845 [Per. Room *3187.1.32].

Old lawyer, An, pseud.

Review of the Forrest divorce. Containing some remarkable dis-
closures of the secret doings of the jury. New York. Stringer
& Townsend. 1852. 31 pp. No. 4 in *7686.52

Old man, An, of the town, pseud.

THREE original letters to a friend in the country, on the cause and
manner of the late riot at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane.
London. 1763. ¥**€T 97.325; etc.

Old naval officer, An, pseud.

A peep at the theatres! and bird’s-eye views of men in the jubilee
year! A novel, satirical, critical, and moral. London. Chapple.
1812. 3 v.in I. ; ¥*T 87,70

Old playgoer, An, pseud.
Desultory thoughts on the national drama, past and present. Lon-

don. Onwhyn. 1850. (5), 62 pp. **T 96.204
Another copy is on shelf-number **T.46.56.

Same. 2d edition. (5), 70 pp. **T 96.191
Another copy is on shelf-number **T.76.36.

Old play-goer, The. Rosson, W. 4575-18; **T.76.143

Old Prices Riot. See London. Theatres. Covent GARDEN THEATRE. O.
~P. (Old Prices) Riot, 1809.
Old showmen, The, and the old London fairs. Frost, T.
2469.15; **T.97.326; etc.
Old stager, An, pseud.
See also Hodson, James Shirley.
Stage reminiscences. Recollections, chiefly personal, of performers
during the last forty years. Glasgow. Hedderwick. 1866. (4),

236 pp. **T 58.5
Contents. — An escapade with Edmund Kean. — Braham in America. — Gustavus
V. Brooke. — The manager’s duel. — An episode in the early life of Miss Aitken.
— Madame Vestris. — Two theatres under one roof. — The rival managers. —
Harry Johnstone. — Charles Mathews’ debut. — Andrew Ducrow. — A féte at
Hamilton Palace. -— The Glasgow “Thespian Club.” — Destruction of the
Theatre-Royal, Queen-Street. — The late James Aitken. — Glasgow Fair in
the olden time. — Sire and son. — John Henry Alexander.
These articles originally appeared in The Glasgow Weekly Citizen.

Same. 2d edition. 1870. #*T 58.6

Old timer, An, pseud. See Eaton, William O.
Old Westminster, An, pseud.
The Westminster play, its actors and its visitors. [London.] Ginger.

1855. 35 Pp. ; **T 97.265
An account of the performance of Terence’s Phormio at the Westminster School.
Old woman’s gossip. Kermpste, F. A. **T 15.11

Oldfield, Anne.

AUTHENTICK memoirs of the life of that celebrated actress Mrs.
Ann Oldfield. Containing a genuine account of her transactions
from her infancy to the time of her decease. London. 1730.

No. 11 in **G.3930.13.2

Ecerton, W. Faithful memoirs of the life, amours and perform-

ances, of Mrs Anne Oldfield. With several other dramatical

memoirs. London. 1731. Portrait. ¥*'T 57.221
Oxpys, W. Memoirs of Miss Anne Oldfield. London. 1741. Por-
trait. . **T 56.315; etc.

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Oldfield, Anne. (Continued.)

Ropins, E. The palmy days of Nance Oldfield. London. 1808.
Portraits. 4545-166; **T 55.93

THEATRICAL correspondence in death. An epistle from Mrs. Oldfield,
in the shades, to Mrs. Br..ceg...rdle, upon earth: containing a
dialogue between the most eminent players in the shades, upon
the late stage desertion. London. 1743. **T 57.346; etc.

Oldmixon, John.
Reflections on the stage, and Mr. Collyer’s Defence of the Short
view. In four dialogues. [Anon.] London. Printed for R.
. Parker. 1699. (14), 194 pp. *4*G,3801.7
In favor of the theatre. Collier’s Defence of the Short view of the profaneness
and immorality of the English stage, etc., may be found on shelf-numbers
**T.77.41; etc. Another copy is on shelf-number No. 2 in **G.3821.8.
Oldys, Wiiliam.

The history of the English stage, from the Restauration to the
present time. Including the lives, characters and amours, of the
most eminent actors. With instructions for public speaking. By
Mr. Thomas Betterton. London: Printed for E. Curll. 1741.
(6), 167 pp. Portraits. **T 56.314
Wrongly attributed to Thomas Betterton on the title-page. Another copy is
on shelf-number No. 5 in **G.3823.11.

Same. The history of the English stage. Including the lives,
characters and amours of the most eminent actors and actresses.
Revised, with additional notes, by Charles L. Coles. Boston.
Spear. 1814. 148 pp. No. 1 in 2553.21; **T.55.111
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 1 in **K.45.19.

Memoirs of Miss Anne Oldfield. [Anon.] London: Printed in the
year 1741. (1), 86 pp. Portrait. ¥**T 56.315
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 6 in **G.3823.11.

Same. [With notes by Charles L. Coles. Boston. Spear. 1814.]
60 pp. : No. 2 in 2553.21; **T.55.112
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 2 in **K.45.19.

Oliphant, Margaret Oliphant Wilson.

Sheridan. London. Macmillan & Co. 1883. vi, (1), 210 pp. [Eng-
lish men of letters.] 2449a.69; **T.57.165

Same. New York. Harper. vi, (1), 199 pp. 2449a.76; **T.57.166

Oliver, D. E.

The English stage. Its origins and modern developments. A critical
and historical study. [2d edition.] London. John Ouseley, Ltd.
[1912.] xiv, (1), 152 pp. 4579.241
Bibliography, pp. 149-152.

Olivier, Jean Jacques.

Les comédiens francais dans les cours d’Allemagne au xvirre siécle.
Série 1-4. Préface de Emile Faguet. Paris. Société francaise
dimprimerie et de librairie. 1901-05. 4 v. Portraits. Plates,
some colored. **T 74.10
Contents. — 1. La cour électorale palatine, 16—?-1778. — Le retour de Lindor
ou le nouvel heureusement. Comédie. 2, La cour royale de Prusse, 16—?-1786.
— Prologue en Vhonneur du mariage de Joseph, roi des Romains avec
Wilhelmine Amélie de Braunschweig-Liineburg. — Le triomphe des amours &
des plaisirs. Ballet royal... sur le mariage du roy ... par le Sr. Sévigny. —
L’impromptu des bergers de Potsdam. — Prologue héroique par le Sr. Sévigny.
3. Les cours du Prince Henry de Prusse, du Margrave Frédéric de Bayreuth
et du Margrave Charles-Alexandre d’ Ansbach. — Le bouquet. Petit opéra
comique. 4. La cour du Landgrave Frédéric II de Hesse-Cassel. — Fragments
de la partition de Constance ou l’heureuse témérité. Comédie mélée d’ariettes
... de M. le Chevalier de Nerciat.

There is a bibliography at the end of each volume.

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Olivier, Jean Jacques. (Continued.)

Voltaire et les comédiens interprétes de son théatre. Etude sur l’art
théatral et les comédiens au xvitte siécle. Paris. Société francaise
d’imprimerie et de librairie. 1900. xxxv, 439, (1) pp. Plate.
Bibliographie, pp. 365-371. 4676.23

Olivier, Léon, translator.
Jeux olympiques, Les, 776 av. J.-C.— 1896. Athénes. 1896. 2 parts

in 1 v. Illus. Plates. *4000.104
Olympia, oder Darstellung der grossen olympischen Spiele. Krause,
J. 2965.35

Olympic games.
Cornrorp, F. M. The origin of the Olympic games. (Jn Harrison,

J. E. Themis. Pp. 212-259. Cambridge. 1912.) 3486.130
Esrriérs, M. pv’. A travers ’Egypte et la Gréce. Les jeux olympiques
anciens et modernes. Paris. [1897.] 3058.172

Jeux olympiques, Les, 776 av. J—C.-1896. Trad. francaise par Léon
Olivier. Athénes. 1896. 2 partsin iv. Illus. Plates. *4000.104
Krause, J. H. Olympia, oder Darstellung der grossen olympischen
Spiele und der damit verbundenen Festlichkeiten, sowie simmt-
licher kleineren Olympien in verschiedenen Staaten. Wien. 1838.

2965.35
Patterson, J. Pulvis Olympicus. [Paisley. 1896.] 4004.124
West, G. A dissertation on the Olympick games. (Jn Pindar.
Odes. Vol. 2, pp. 1-275. London. 1753.) 2999.21.23 etc.
O’Monroy, Richard, pseud. See Saint-Geniés, Richard, Vicomte de.
On the art of the theatre. Craic, E. G. 8069a.162
On the stage. Coox, E. D. 2476.67 ; **T.77.84
On the stage—and off. Jrrome, J. K. #**T 58.42; etc.
On theatrical emancipation. Tuacxeray, T. J. **T 76,184

One of the public, pseud.

Major and minor theatres. A concise view of the question, as
regards the public, the patentees, and the profession, with re-
marks on the decline of the drama, and the means of its restora-
tion. Added, the petition now lying for signature. By one of
the public. London. 1832. ¥*T 76.725 etc.

One who dares to think for himself, pseud.

REASON versus passion; or, an impartial review of the dispute
between the public and the proprietors of Covent Garden Theatre.
London. [1800.] ¥**T 76.170

O’Neill, Eliza. See Becher, Eliza, Lady.
O’Neill, Francis.

Irish minstrels and musicians. Chicago. The Regan Printing House.

1913. 3-497 pp. Illus. Portraits. Plates. Autograph facsimiles.
4045.208
Open-air theatres.

Waucu, F. A. Outdoor theatres. The design, construction and
use of open-air auditoriums. Boston. [1917.] Illus. Plates.
Plans. 4098.86

Opera.

See also Actors; Singers.

Armanacco de’ reali teatri S. Carlo e Fondo, del annata teatrale
1834. Napoli. 1835. Portraits. **M..109b.45

Baker, H. B. The Italian opera in England. [London. 1877.]

No. 9 in **M.125.8

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Opera. (Continued.)
Bertranp, J. E. G. Etudes d’économie théatrale. Les théatres
lyriques de Paris. [Paris. 1866.] No. 2, 3 in **M.372.20
Bir, O. Das Theater. Bithnenbilder und Kostiime von Karl Walser.
Mit Text von Oskar Bie. Berlin. [1912.] Colored illus. 34

colored plates. #*T 72,1
Buazz, F. H. J. De Vopéra en France. Paris. 1820. 2 v. Table.
Music. 8045.15; etc.

Borcne, C. pe. Petits mémoires de l’Opéra. Paris. 1857. **M.139.1
Boscu, M. G. Historia de la 6pera en Buenos Aires. Origen del
canto i la musica. Las primeras compafiias i los primeros
cantantes. Buenos Aires. 1905. 4049a.121
Camptiasi, P. Rappresentazioni date nei reali teatri di Milano 1778-
1872. Opere in musica, nome dei maestri, poeti ed esecutori
principali, balli dati nel R. Teatro alla Scala, nome dei coreografi,
maestri, ballerini, elenco dei professori componenti l’orchestra,
elenco degli impresarj. Milano. 1872. No. 1 in **M.123.4
Cornet, J. C. Die Oper in Deutschland und das Theater der Neu-
-zeit. Aus dem Standpuncte practischer Erfahrung. Hamburg.
1840. **M.1 48.17
Democritus, Joseph, pseud., and William Diocenes, pseud. The re-
markable trial of the queen of quavers, [Polly Farmer, pseud.]
and her associates, for sorcery, witchcraft, and enchantment, at
the assizes held in the moon. [London 1777.] **M_.117.9; etc.
Desarpres, N. Deux siécles a l’Opéra (1668-1868). Paris. 1868.

8049.25; **M.118.1

— Sept ans a l’Opéra. Souvenirs anecdotiques d’un secrétaire
particulier. Paris. 1864. Illus. **M_.118.2
Epers, J.. Seven years of the King’s Theatre. London. 1828. Por-
traits. **M_.113.13; etc.

Epecumss, R., 2d Earl of Mount Edgceumbe. Musical reminiscences of
an old amateur, chiefly respecting the Italian opera in England
for fifty years, from 1773 to 1823. London. 1827. **M.1ogb.28; etc.

Epwarps, H. S. Famous first representations. London. 1886.

**T.47.33

—— History of the opera, from its origin in Italy to the present

time. With anecdotes of the most celebrated composers and

vocalists of Europe. London. 1862. 2 vy. 8049.19; etc.
—— The lyrical drama. Essays on subjects, composers & executants
of modern opera. London. 1881. 2 v. 4046.59; **M.126.22
Fair enquiry, A, into the state of operas in England. London.
{17—?] **T 96.177
Fiscoer, G. Opern und Concerte im Hoftheater zu Hannover bis
1866. Hannover. 1899. Plate. 4045.153

Fonseca Benevipes, F. pa. O real theatro de S. Carlos de Lisboa.
Desde a sua fundagdo em 1793 até 4 actualidade. Estudio his-
torico. [Lisboa. 1883.] Portraits. Plate. Plan. Tables.

: 3090.125
Gauprrroy, A. Les premiéres au théatre de Lille. 1895-96 — 1806-07.
Lille. 1897. ¥**T.97.115

Georrroy, J. L. Cours de littérature dramatique, ou recueil par
ordre de matiéres des feuilletons de Geoffroy, précédé d’une notice
historique sur sa vie. Paris. 1819, 20. 5 v. ¥**T 46.46

Grau, R. Forty years observation of music and the drama. New
York. 1909. Portraits. 4045.172

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Opera. (Continued.)

Grécorr, £. G. J. Des gloires de l’Opéra et la musique A Paris.
Documents recueillis sur l’?Opéra et autres théatres a Paris, et
sur tout ce qui a rapport a l’art musical en cette ville jusqu’d
année 1880. Bruxelles. 1878, 81. 3 v. Portraits. **M 134.5

GRuNEISEN, C. L. The opera and the press. London. 1869.

; No. 3 in **M.125.8

Gura, E. Erinnerungen aus meinem Leben. Leipzig. 1905. Por-
trait. Plates. **M_.127.51

Houtton, R. A review of the musical drama of the Theatre Royal,
Drury Lane, for the years 1797-98-99 & 1800. Addressed to the
proprietors of the theatre. London. 18or.

No. 4 in **M.134.10; etc.

IraL1an opera, The, in London. The Queen’s Theatre. [London.
1851.] No. 24 in **G,3822.1

Juvuten, J. L. A. La cour et l’opéra sous Louis xvi. Marie Antoi-
nette et Sacchini, Salieri, Favart et Gluck. Paris. 1878.

4676.52 ;**M.127.39

—— L’opéra secret au xvime siécle. 1770-1790. Aventures et in-
trigues secrétes racontées d’aprés les papiers inédits conservés
aux archives de I’Etat et de l’Opéra. Paris. 1880.

4674.60; **M.145.29

Ketty, M. Reminiscences of Michael Kelly, of the King’s Theatre,
and Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, including a period of nearly
half a century; with original anecdotes of many distinguished
persons, political, literary, and musical. London. 1826. 2 v.

**T 57.4513 etc.
Layarte, T. E. pu F. pe. Curiosités de ’Opéra. Paris. 1883. Fac-
similes. **M 138.10

Lasatte, A. pe. Mémorial du Théatre-lyrique. Catalogue raisonné
des cent quatrevingt deux opéras qui y ont été représentés depuis
sa fondation jusqu’a l’incendie de la salle de la Place du Chatelet,
avec des notes biographiques et bibliographiques. Paris. 1877.

No. 2 in **M.145.18

— Les treize salles de l’Opéra. Paris. 1875. 6664.51; **M.139.12

Leamann, L. Mein Weg. Leipzig. 1913. Portraits. Plates. 4043.125

—- Same. My path through life. Translated by Alice Benedict

Seligman. New York. 1914. Portraits. Plates. 4043-127
Lyven, E. F. M. vg. Le théatre d’autrefois et d’aujourd’hui. Can-
tatrices et comédiens. 1532-1882. Paris. 1882. **M 127.29
Matuiot, A. L. La musique au théatre. Paris. 1863. Tables.
**M 129.20
Marcetyo, B. Le théatre 4 la mode au xvitte siécle. (Il teatro alla
moda.) Paris. 1890. No. 5 in **M.139.22
Orn Hand, The, pseud. Of the Italian opera. By the old hand.
[London. 1845.] No. 23 in **G.3822.1

Opera Box, The. [Programmes, plots and criticisms of operas pro-
duced at Her Majesty’s theatre. London.] 1849-51. 218 nos. in

3 Vv. **M 419.28
Orticuz, J. L. p. Du Théatre italien et de son influence sur le goiit
musical francois. Paris. 1840. **M 433.17

ParoissE-Poucin, F. A. A. Un directeur d’opéra au dix-huitiéme
siécle [Jacques Devismes]. L’Opéra sous l’ancien régime: l’Opéra
sous la Révolution. Paris. 1914. 4048.264

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Opera. (Continued.)
PHILOFIDDLE, pseud. A letter from Philofiddle [pseud.] to the public,
on the management of the Opera. London. 1805. **T.96.361
Pontécoutant, L. A. Le D., Comte pe, and E. Fournier. La musique
chez le peuple, ou l’Opéra-national, son passé et son avenir sur

le Boulevard du Temple. Paris. 1847. No. 4 in **M.147.3.1
Possart, E., Ritter von. Die Separat-Vorstellungen vor Konig Ludwig
II. Erinnerungen. Miinchen. got. *T 77,221

Rattier, Morgan, pseud. The German opera. [London. 1842,]
3 No. 21 in **G.3822.1
Scunewer, L. Geschichte der Oper und des Kéniglichen Opern-

hauses in Berlin. Berlin. 1852. Illus. **M.215.19; etc.
SEVEN years of the King’s Theatre. By John Ebers. [A review.
Edinburgh.] 1820. No. 2 in **G.3824.10

Sura, G. E. Acting in opera: its A-B-C. With descriptive examples,
practical hints, and numerous illustrations. New York. [1915.]

Plates. ; 4049a.286
Sousies, E. J. A. Histoire du Théatre-lyrique. 1851-70. Paris. 1809.
Table. 4041.36

 

Soixante-septansal’Opéraenune page. Du “Siége de Corinthe”
a “La Walkyrie.” (1826-1893.) Paris. 1893. Table. **M.214.17
Sovustss, E. J. A., and C. T. MaLuerse. Histoire de l’Opéra-comique.
La seconde Salle Favart. 1840-1887. Paris. 1892, 93. 2v. Plate.
**M 1398.11

— Précis de V’histoire de l?Opéra-comique. Paris. 1887.
2639a.67; **M.129a.35; etc.
Tuurner, A. Les transformations de l’'Opéra-comique. Paris. 1865.

+**M.120.18

ToucHarpD-Larosse, G. Chroniques secrétes et galantes de l’Opéra.
1667-1844. Paris. 1846. 4 v. in 2. **M 143.19
Truinet, C. L. BE, and A. E. ve Roguer. Les origines de l’opéra
francais. Paris. 1886. Map. Plans. 4043.62; **M.114.4
Watter, F. Geschichte des Theaters und der Musik am Kurpfalzi-
schen Hofe. Leipzig. 1808. Plate. Plan. 6871.40

Wecetin, O. Micah Hawkins and The saw-mill. A sketch of the
first successful American opera and its author. New York. 1017.
Portrait. *4047.349

Wotzocen, C. A. A., Freiherr von. Wilhelmine Schréder-Devrient.
Ein Beitrag zur Geschichte des musikalischen Dramas. Leipzig.
1863. 8048.25; **M.129.27; etc.

Opera, The, and the press. Gruweisen, C. L. No. 3 in **M.125.8
Opéra bouffe.

Contant v’Orvitte, A. G. Histoire de l’opéra bouffon contenant les
jugemens de toutes les piéces qui ont paru depuis sa naissance
jusqu’a ce jour. Pour servir a l’histoire des théatres de Paris.
A Amsterdam. 1768. **M 1294.14

Opéra, L’: eaux-fortes et quatrains. Par un abonné. Paris. Librairie
des bibliophiles. 1876. (7) pp. Plate. 51 portraits, each pre-

ceded by an unnumbered page of text. **M.119.11
Opéra et Comédie-frangaise. Carnet des abonnés. Paris. La Fare.
[1894?] 231, (8) pp. ¥**T 79.26
Opera glass, The. Waters, E. **M.376.61; etc.

Opera Glass, The. A musical and dramatic magazine. [Monthly.] Vol.
1-5. 1894-98. Boston. Opera Glass Publishing Co. 1804-098.
5 v. in 3. Illus. Portraits, Plates. Autograph facsimiles. **T.25.9

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Opera Glass, The; a series of criticisms on the performances of the
Glasgow stage; and a record of those occurrences of interest,
which have taken place on the London and provincial boards.
[Weekly.] No. 1-27 and Appendix. Dec. 19, 1829-June 5, 1830.
Glasgow. Mitchell. 1830. iv, iii-vi, 208, 16 pp. **T 28.9

Opera-Glass, The: a weekly musical and theatrical miscellany. Vol. 1
(no. 1-26, 28, 29); 2 (no. 1-25). Apr. 10, 1840—Apr. 16, 1841.
Edinburgh. Robinson. 1840, 41. 2 v. in I. ¥*T 25,29

Opera Glass, The, for peeping into the microcosm of the fine arts, and
more especially of the drama. [Weekly.] No. 1-26. Oct. 2, 1826—
Mar, 24, 1827. [London.] 1826, 27. 96 pp. ¥*T 24.4

Opera houses.

See also Theatre. Construction.

Fonseca BeEnevipes, F. pa. O real theatro de S. Carlos de Lisboa.
Desde a sua fundagao em 1793 até 4 actualidade. Estudio his-
torico. [Lisboa. 1883.] Portraits. Plate. Plan. Tables. 3090.125

Opéra, L’, romanesque. Gueusi, P. B. 6699.265
Opera singers. Kobsf, G. 4040a.118; etc.
Opera ticket, The; a dialogue. London. Nisbet & Co. 1843. 52 pp.
In opposition to the theatre. **T 96.122
Operatic & dramatic album, The. [London. 1877?] (53) portraits.
Autograph facsimiles. **T 51.10

Each portrait is accompanied by a page of text.
Opinion de la presse francaise sur Madame Ristori dans Béatrix, drame
par E. Legouvé. Paris. Morris & cie. 1867. 21 pp. ¥**T 55.20
Opinion, L’, du parterre, ou revue de tous les théatres de Paris. Année
2, 4,10. An x11 [1805], 1807, 1813. Paris. Martinet. [1805-]13.
3 Vv. **M.109b.6
Opitz, Richard.

Schauspiel und Theaterwesen der Griechen und Romer. Leipzig.
Seemann. 1889. viii, 328 pp. Illus. Plates. [Kulturbilder aus
dem klassischen Altertume. 5.] 2969a.76

O-Peeiad, The. Man Butt, A, pseud. No. 3 in **G.3824.5
Orange, France. Theatres.

Caristiz, A. N. Monuments antiques 4 Orange; arc de triomphe
et théatre. Paris, 1856. Illus. 54 plates. **Cab.26.16.4

— Notice sur l’état actuel de l’arc d’Orange et des théatres
antiques d’Orange et d’Arles. Paris. 1839. Plates. Plans.

2632.76

Frrnanp-MicueLt, ——. Le Théatre antique d’Orange & ses repré-
sentations modernes. Paris. 1894. Portraits. Plates. **T.97.271

Janvier, T. A. The Comédie francaise at Orange. (Jn his The
Christmas kalends of Provence and some other Provence festi-
vals. Pp. 207-262. New York. 1902. Plates.) 4668.32

Révort, H. A. Conférence sur le Théatre antique d’Orange faite
devant le Congrés de la Société francaise d’archéologie. Tours.
[1883.] 2636.71

Orange-girl, The, at Foote’s to Sally Harris: or, the town to the country
Pomona. An heroic epistle. A new edition. London: Printed
for S. Bladon. 1773. (3), II pp. No. 14 in **G.3820.11

Oratory.

FrosisHer, J. E. Acting and oratory. New York. 1879. 3597-76

Garcia, G. The actors’ art: a practical treatise on stage declamation,
public speaking and deportmeht, for the use of artists, students
and amateurs. London. 1882. Illus. Plates. 3591.54; etc.

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Oratory School, Edgbaston, England.
Betuasis, E. The money jar of Plautus at the Oratory School: an
account of the recent representation. London. 1885. Illus. Plate.

**T 56.135
— The new Terence at Edgbaston: being notices of the perform-
ances in 1880 and 1881. London. 1885. **T 56.167

Orcel, Henri Francois Elisabeth Etienne. See Dumolard, Henri Francois
Elisabeth Etienne Orcel.
Ordish, Thomas Fairman.

Early London theatres. (In the Fields.) London. Stock. 1894.
xvi, 298 pp. Illus. Plate. Maps. Plans. Facsimiles. [The
Camden library.] 2467.138; **T.76.113

O’Reilly, Robert Bray.

An authentic narrative of the principal circumstances relating to the
opera-house in the Hay-Market; from its origin to the present
period; but more particularly including the transactions from the
year 1778. With an appendix. London: Printed by J. Desmond.

1791. (3), 71 pp. No. 4 in **G.3823.10
Original Theatrical Observer, The. [Daily.] Apr. 18—Aug. 13, 1822.
[Dublin. 1822.] 3 v. in 1. **®T 28,16

The file is very incomplete. A list of the numbers included in it is prefixed
to the volume.

Orléans, Louis: Philippe, Duc d’. See Lovis Philippe, of France.
O’Rorke, J.

Annals of the Theatre Royal, Dublin, from its opening in 1821 to
its destruction by fire, February, 1880; with occasional notes and
observations. By R. M. Levey and J. O’Rorke. Dublin. Dollard.
1880. (1), 271 pp. **T.77.213

Orta ojnu. 2

Das turkische Volksschauspiel Orta ojnu. Gesammelt, mit Ein-
leitung versehen, ins Deutsche tibertragen und mit Illustrationen
herausgegeben von Ignaz Ktnos. Leipzig. Haupt. 1908. 142

pp. Illus. Plates. Plan. Diagram. 6252.112
The introduction contains an account of the Turkish theatre.

Ortigue, Joseph Louis d’.

Du Théatre italien et de son influence sur le gofit musical francois.
Paris. Dépot central des meilleures productions de la presse. 1840.
(4), xxviii, 347 pp. , **M.433.17

Ortmann, Reinhold, editor.

PuestericH, H. Meine Bithnen-Erlebnisse. Wahrheitsgetreue

Memoiren. Berlin. 1886. **T 57.274
Orton, Job.

A serious dissuasive from frequenting the play-house. Shrewsbury:
Printed by J. Eddowes and sold by J. Buckland, and T. Longman.
London. 1776. 22 pp. ¥**T 96.118

Osgood, Whitman.

Life, history and handcuff secrets of Houdini. [New York? 190-?]

63, (1) pp. Illus. Portraits. Plates. *#T 56.114
Osmun, Thomas Embley. (Alfred Ayres.)

Acting and actors, elocution and elocutionists. A book about
theater folk and theater art. With preface by Harrison Grey
Fiske, introduction by Edgar S. Werner, prologue by James A.
Waldron. New York. Appleton & Co. 1894. 287 pp. Portraits.

3599a.101; **T.78.61
Other days. WuInTER, W. 4343-277

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Otis, James, pseud. See Kaler, James Otis.
Ottley, Henry.

Fechter’s version of Othello critically analyzed, prefatory observa-
tions on the stage, the audience, and the critics. London. Lacy.
1861. 32 pp. No. 4 in **G.3940.13

Otway, ——.

An attempt to deduce from facts, the causes of the present disgraceful

state of the national theatres. London. Harris. 1835. 15 pp.
**T'76.139
Oulton, Walley Chamberlain.

Barker’s Complete list of plays, exhibiting at one view the title, size,
date, and author, from the commencement of theatrical perform-
ances, to 1803. Added, a continuation to The theatrical remem-
brancer. London. Barker. [1804.] (4), 350 pp. ¥**T 67.6
Consists of corrections to Egerton’s Theatrical remembrancer. Another copy
is on shelf-number *2175.12.

The history of the theatres of London: containing an annual register
of all the new and revived tragedies, comedies, operas, farces,
pantomimes, &c., performed at the Theatres-Royal-in London,
from 1771 to 1795. London: Printed for and sold by Martin and

Bain. 1796. 2 v. in 1. ¥#T 77.32
A continuation of Victor’s History of the theatres of London and Dublin
{1730-1771] on shelf-number **T.77.31.

Same. Being a continuation of Victor’s & Oulton’s Histories, from

1795 to 1817. London. Chapple. 1817, 18. 3 v. ¥*T 77.33

Contents. — 1. Drury-Lane. 2. Covent Garden. 3. Haymarket. — English Opera.
Our actors and actresses. Pascoz, C. E. ¥**T 57.308
Our actresses. WuILson, M. B. **T 56.254
Our magic. Masxketyne, J. N. 4006.217
Our Players’ Gallery. See Theatre, The. [Monthly.]
Our recent actors. Marston, J. W. 4547-1193 **T.57.292
Our theatres to-day and yesterday. Dimmicx, R. C. 4395-206

Ourry, E. T. Maurice, editor.

CauaissE, H. A. Mémoires de Préville, et de Dazincourt [Anon.],
revus, corrigés, et augmentés d’une notice sur ces deux comédiens,
par M. Ourry. Paris. 1823. **T 56.6; etc.

Ours et fours. Bercerat, A. E. **T 36.91
Out-Door Players, The, Peterborough, N. H.

The story of the Out-Door Players (a summer school-camp) in
pictures. [Peterborough, N. H. 1917.] Illus. Portraits.

A school of dramatic training. 5599.192
Out-door theatres. See Open-air theatres.
Oven, A. H. E. von.

Das erste stadtische Theater zu Frankfurt a. M. Ein Beitrag zur
ausseren Geschichte des Frankfurter Theaters. 1751-1872. Nachden
Acten bearbeitet. Frankfurt am Main. Selbstverlag des Vereins.
1872. vi, (2), 120, (1) pp. Plates. [Verein fiir Geschichte und
Alterthumskunde, Frankfort-on-the-Main, Germany. Neujahrs-
Blatt. 1872.] #*T 93.18

Overthrow, The, of stage-players. Rainotps, J. **T 77.139; etc.
Owen, Charles, alleged author.

The conduct of the stage consider’d. See Conduct, The, of the

stage consider’d.
Owens, John Edmond.

Owens, M. C. Memories of the professional and social life of John

E. Owens. Baltimore. 1892. Portraits. Plates. 4344.148; **T.56.25

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Owens, Mary C.
Memories of the professional and social life of John E. Owens, by
his wife. Baltimore. Murphy & Co. 1892. vii, 292 pp. Portraits.

Plates. Autograph facsimiles, 4344.148; **T.56.25
Owl, The. [Weekly.] No. 1-24. Apr. 9—Oct. 29, 1831. [London.
Morton.] 1831. 1 v. Portraits, mostly colored. **T 26.63

Relates largely to the London theatres.
Oxberry, William. -
Memoirs of celebrated performers. New York. Turner. ([1827.
71 pp. 6549.38
Contents. — Madame Freron. — C. J. Kean. — Master Burke. — J. Henderson.
— B. Webster. — T. Weston.

Oxberry’s Anecdotes of the stage, &c. London. Virtue. 1827.
(1), 96 pp. Portrait. **T57,278
Oxberry, William, compiler.
The actor’s budget; consisting of monologues, prologues, epilogues
. theatrical anecdotes and comic songs. London. Simpkin
& Marshall. 1820. (4), iv, (4), 346 pp. #*T 97.334
Another copy is on shelf-number **G.3821.26.
Oxberry, William Henry.

Oxberry’s Dramatic chronology. Containing the names, dates of
births, first appearances and deaths, of most of the principal
London actors and actresses, up to 1849. [London.] Harris.
[1850.] 43, (1) pp. **T 98.24

Oxberry’s Dramatic biography, or the green-room spy. Vol. 1-6. New
series, vol. 1, 2. London. Virtue. 1825-27. 8 v.in 7. Portraits.

Projected by William Oxberry. Edited by Mrs. Oxberry. **T 50.54
Same. Vol. 1-5. New series, vol. 1. 6 v. ¥**G,3821.30
Same. New series, vol. 1. 1827. ¥*#K.37.17

Oxberry’s Dramatic mirror; containing the biography of eminent per-
formers. London. Virtue & Co. 1827. (1), 476 pp. Portraits.
**T'.57-430
Projected by William Oxberry and edited after his death by his widow. The
running title is, Dramatic biography.
Oxberry’s Theatrical Inquisitor, or monthly mirror of the drama. By
the editors of “Oxberry’s Dramatic biography.” London. Virtue.
1828. 216 pp. Portrait. Plate. ¥**T 29.11
Oxenham, Henry Nutcombe.
Recollections of Ober-Ammergau in 1871. London. Rivingtons.
1880. x, (1), 80 pp. ¥*T 48.4
Oxford amateurs, The. Mackinnon, A. 2497.183
Oxford University. See University of Oxford.

Oxford University Dramatic Society.
Mackinnon, A. The Oxford Amateurs. London. to10. Portrait.
Plates. 2497.183

P

L.
Le théatre au Collége des Bons-Enfants et chez les Péres Jésuites
de Reims. Paris. Lévy. 1883. 30 pp. ¥*T 77,202
» M.D. See Pure, Michel de.
M.
M.

P,
P,, F., pseud. See Cceuret, P.
P,, I., pseud. See Cceuret, P.

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Paccard, Jean Edme.
Mémoires et confessions d’un comédien. Paris. Pougin. 1839. (3),

viij, 411 pp. ¥*T 56.188
Le petit homme noir aux acteurs et actrices du Théatre francais.
[Anon.]: Paris. Béchet. 1815. xx, 122 pp. ¥*T 57.368

Paciaudi, Paolo Maria.

Pavlli M. Paciavdi De athletarvm Kvftotjoet in Palaestra Graecorvm

commentariolvm. Romae. Palearini. 1756. 33, (2) pp. *4003.135
Padua, Italy. Theatres.
Srratico, S., Conte. Dell’ antico teatro di Padova. In Padova. 1795.
6 plans. 4091.100
Pageants.
A special list of works on this subject is in preparation by the Library. In
the meantime the card catalogue may be consulted.
Paine, Robert Treat, Jr., formerly Thomas.

Dedicatory address; spoken by Mr. Hodgkinson, October 29, 1798,
at the opening of the new Federal Theatre, in Boston. [Boston
Theatre, Federal Street.] (/m Paine, R. T. Works in verse and
prose. Pp. 197-205. Boston. 1812.) ¥ 4405.24
The first theatre, the Boston Theatre on Federal Street, opened in 1794, was
destroyed by fire in 1798 and rebuilt the same year.

Palais-Royal, Paris.
Beynet, A. Les chroniques du Palais-Royal. Paris. [1881.]

2639.75; **T.97.229

CuasroLt, W. F. Le Palais-Royal et le Théatre frangais. Paris.
1870. **T.93.7
Discussion sur les. apanages, pour S. A. S. Mer le Duc d’ Orléans;
contre le Sieur Julien. [Paris. 1818.] **T 75.34

Juuen, A. Mémoire a consulter et consultation pour le Sieur Julien,
propriétaire de la salle du Théatre-francgais; contre S. A. S. Mon-

seigneur le Duc d’Orléans. [Paris. 1818.] Plan. ¥**T,75.36
— Observations de M. Julien, additionnelles a‘l’exposé des faits
de son Mémoire a4 consulter. [Paris. 1818.] **T 75.37

Louis xvii, of France. Ordonnances du roi, concernant la restitution
des biens appartenant 4 Monseigneur le Duc d’Orléans, et la
remise des titres, plans, papiers, etc., qui se trouvent dans les
archives et dépdts publics. Paris. 1818. **T 75.33

Mémoire a consulter, et consultation, pour S. A. S. Monseigneur
le Duc d’Orléans; contre le Sieur Julien. [Paris. 1818.]

¥*T 75.38
Mémorre pour S. A. S. Monseigneur le Duc d’Orléans, demandeur;
contre le Sieur Jullien, défendeur. [Paris. 1814?] **T 75.29

Prans relatifs au Palais-Royal, et discussion des questions qu’ils
ont fait naitre au procés entre S. A. S. Mgt le Duc d’Orléans et
le Sieur Julien. [Paris. 1818.] Plates. Colored plans. **T.75.35

Pornts de fait et de droit les plus importans, pour les adjudicataires
originaires de la salle du Théatre-frangais, appelés en garantie
francais; contre S. A. S. Monseigneur le Duc d’ Orléans. [ Paris.
1818?] **T 75.40

Résumé servant de réponse pour M. Julien, propriétaire du Théatre
francais; contre S. A. S. Monseigneur le Duc d’ Orléans. [ Paris.
1818?] ¥#T75.39

Palatinate. Theatres.

Watter, F. Geschichte des Theaters und der Musik am kurpfalzi-

schen Hofe. Leipzig. 1898. Plate. “Plan. 6871.40

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Palestine. :

Piicrimace, A, through the Holy Land, explanatory of the Diorama
of Jerusalem and the Holy Land painted from original sketches
made by W. H. Bartlett. [London. 185-?] 3048.252; etc.

Palianti, Louis.

Souvenir de dix ans. Théatre impériale de l’Opéra. Paris. Gosselin.
1865. 46 pp. [Petites archives des théatres de Paris.]

No. 4 in **M.137.10
Palianti, Louis, editor.

AtmanacH des spectacles pour 1852. Année 1. Paris, 1852. Dia-

grams. **T 27,21
Palissot de Montenoy, Charles.

Lettre du citoyen Palissot, 4 la citoyenne Bourguoin, sur ses débuts
au Théatre de la république. (Jn Coste d’Arnobat, C. P. Lettre
d’un comédien du Théatre de la république, aux demoiselles Gros
et Bourguoin. Pp. 42-60. Paris. An 1x [1801].)

No. 5 in **G,.3562.2
Palladio, Andrea.
Montenart, G., Conte. Del Teatro Olimpico di Andrea Palladio in
Vicenza. Discorso. In Padova. 1733. Portrait. 5 plates.
*4095.107; etc.
Palm, Adolf. See Mueller-Palm, Adolf.
Palmer, Albert Marshman.

Catalogue of [his] library. Including Shakespeare and Shake-
speariana, costumes, biographies, stage histories, rare dramatic
magazines and tracts, old plays; works of the dramatists. His-
tory of the Union Square Theatre. To be sold at auction January
30th and 31st, 1906. By the Merwin-Clayton Sales Company.
Part 1. New York. 1906. 116 pp. Portraits. #*T 65.31

Palmer, Frank.

Censorship in England. By Frank Fowell and Frank Palmer. Lon-

don. [1913.] xii, 390, (2) pp. Portraits. Facsimiles. 6257.86
Palmer, John.

HarraL, T. A monody on the death of Mr. John Palmer, the
comedian. Prefixed, a review of his theatrical powers; with
observations on the most eminent performers on the London
stage. London. 1708. **T 56.131; etc.

Sxetcu, A, of the theatrical life of John Palmer, containing an
accurate and impartial summary of the incidents of his public
life. London. 1798. **T 97.58; etc.

Palmer, John Leslie.
The censor and the theatres. London. Unwin. 1912. 307, (1) pp.

Relates to England. ¥**T 77,228
The comedy of manners. London. G. Bell & Sons, Ltd. 1913. vii,
(4), 308 pp. Portraits. Plates. 4579.239
Contains pictures and notes on a number of London theatres. Bibliography,
PP. 299-304.
The future of the theatre. London. G. Bell & Sons, Ltd. 1913. (3),
xi, 196 pp. 4579-245

On the English drama and theatre.
Palmer, Minnie. :

Biytu, H. My sweetheart! The life and adventures of Minnie
Palmer. A tribute to grace and genius. London. [189-?] Por-
traits. **T.95.78

Palmistry. See Chiromancy.

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Pangloss, Peter, Esg., LL.D. & A.S.S., pseud.

The Young Rosciad: an admonitory poem, well-seasoned with Attic
salt, cum notis variorum. London. Gordon. 1805. 35 pp.
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 11 in **G.3947.2. #*T 55.133

Pangloss, Peter, Esqg., LL.D. & A.S.S., pseud., editor.

DaccERwoop, S., pseud. Memoirs of Sylvester Daggerwood, comedian,

&c. deceased: including many years of provincial vicissitudes.

London. 1807. 2 v. in I. ¥*T 87.34
Panorama, Le. REuUTLINGER, ——. **T 52.5
Panoramas.

Bapst, C. G. Essai sur histoire des panoramas et des dioramas.
Extrait des rapports du jury international de l’Exposition uni-
verselle de 1889. Paris. 1891. Plates. Plans. #*T 93.8

Barker, H. A. Description of a view of the north coast of Spitz-
bergen, now exhibiting in Henry Aston Barker’s Panorama,
Leicester-Square: painted from drawings by Lieut. Beechey.
London. 1819. Plate. **T 96.299

—— Description of the field of battle, and disposition of the troops
engaged in the action, fought on the 18th of June, 1815, near
Waterloo; illustrative of the representation of that great event
in the panorama, Leicester-Square. [London.] 1816. Plate.

**T 96.296

~—— Description of the procession on the coronation of His Majesty
George the Fourth: July 19, 1821. Now represented and exhibiting

in Henry Aston Barker’s Panorama, Leicester Square. London.
1823. #*T 96.205

— Description of the view of the Battle of Vittoria now exhibiting
in Henry Aston Barker’s Panorama, Leicester Square. [London.]
1814. Plate. **T 96.3023 etc.

—- A short account of the view of Lisbon, now exhibiting in Henry
Aston Barker’s Panorama, Leicester Square. [London.] 1812.
Plate. **T 96.298

—— A short description of Badajoz, and the surrounding country,
with extracts from the London Gazette: explanatory of the picture
exhibiting in the panorama, Leicester Square, representing the
siege in 1812. [London.] 1813. Plate. **T.96.301; etc.

Barker, H. A., and J. Burrorp. Description of the view of Athens,
and surrounding country; now exhibiting in Henry Aston Barker
and John Burford’s panorama, Strand: with an improved explana—
tion. London. 1818. Plate. ¥**T 96.295; etc.

-— Description of the view of Venice; taken, and painted by
Messrs. Barker and Burford, now exhibiting in their panorama,
Strand. London. 1819. Plate. **T.96.300

— An explanation of the view of Rome, taken from the tower of
the Capitol. Now exhibiting at H. A. Barker and J. Burford’s
panorama, Strand. [London.] 1818. Plate. **T 96.294

—— Explanation of the view of the interior of the city of Paris,
now exhibiting in Henry Aston Barker and John Burford’s pano-
rama, Strand. [London.] 1816. Plate. **T 96.297

Bayne, ——. Description of Bayne’s gigantic panorama of a voyage
to Europe, from original sketches taken by the artist himself.
Boston. 1848. 6268.24; etc.

Burrorp, R. Description of a view of the great temple of Karnak,
and the surrounding city of Thebes, now exhibiting at the Pano-

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rama, New York. Painted from drawings taken in 1834, by F.
Catherwood. New-York. 1839. Plate. 3054.68
— Description of the view of the city and lake of Geneva, and
surrounding country, now exhibiting in the Rotunda, Chambers-

street .. 1826. New York. 1829. Illus. Plate. 4864.25; etc.
Dacuerre, L. J. M. Notice explicative des tableaux exposés au
Diorama. [Paris. 1822?] 4079a.213

Description of the Colosseum, Broadway, 35th and 36th Streets, New
York. The largest iron structure in the world. A history of the
world renowned cycloramas: London of 1828, Paris by moonlight,
and London of 1873, by night. [New York. 1874.] Plates.

6262.88; etc.

Description of the picture, Belshazzar’s feast, painted on near 2,000
feet of canvas. Open at the diorama at Niblo’s Garden, Broad-
way. [New York. 185-?] 8079a.99

Donatpson, T. L. Description of a second view of Pompeii, and
surrounding country; representing the tragic theatre, covered
theatre, temple of Isis, ‘small forum, now exhibiting in the
panorama, Leicester-Square: painted, from drawings taken on the
spot, by Mr. Burford. London. 1824. Plate. Plan. ¥**T 96.293

— Description of a view of the ruins of the city of Pompeii, and
surrounding country, now exhibiting in the panorama, Strand;
painted from drawings taken on the spot by Mr. Burford. [Lon-
don.] 1823. Plate. ¥*T 96.292

Great siege, The, of Paris: 1870-71. [By Philippoteaux.] Also,
the assassination of the Archbishop of Paris [Darboy] at the
hands of the Commune of 1871. [By Desbrosses. Description of
the pictures. Boston. 187-?] 2639a.33

Hutcuines, W. E. A description of Hutchings’ grand classical
panorama of the sea and shores of the Mediterranean. Executed
by A. Hewins. Boston. 1848. 6262.35

— [Manuscripts, programmes, etc., relating to his Grand classical
panorama of the sea and shores of the Mediterranean, executed

by A. Hewins. 1848?] ’ **T 12.3
Lonpon. Colosseum. An account of the Colosseum. [London. 1830.]
45394.142

Piterimace, A, through the Holy Land, explanatory of the Diorama
of Jerusalem and the Holy Land painted from original sketches

. made by W. H. Bartlett. [London. 185-?] 3048.252; etc.
Woop, J. H., and A. Cottins. The true story of the Sleeping Beauty
and the Beast. [London. 1900.] Illus. Plates. **T 49.10

Panoramas. Buildings.

Lizsiein, J.. and H. Wacner. Panoramen. Illus. Plans. (Jn
Handbuch der Architektur. Theil 4. Halb-Band 4, pp. 410-425.
Darmstadt. 1885.) *8092.52.4

Pantomime.

See also Ballet; Dancing; Gesture; Harlequinade; Puppet plays;
Shadow pantomimes.

Apams, F. A. F. Gesture and pantomimic action. New York. 1891.
Illus. Music. 3596.106; **T.75.21

Burasis, C. The theory of theatrical dancing. With a chapter on
pantomime. Edited from Carlo Blasis’ Code of Terpsichore,
with the original plates, by Stewart D. Headlam. London. 1888.
Plates. **T.95.49

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Pantomime. (Continued.)
BroapBent, R. J. A history of pantomime. London. [1901.]
2576.1793 **T.97.306
Carturacut, N. Nicolai Calliachii De ludis scenicis mimorum, &
pantomimorum syntagma posthumum. Patavii. 1713. Portrait.

**G.294.54
Drissen, O. Der Ursprung des Harlekin. Ein kulturgeschichtliches
Problem. Berlin 1904. Illus. Plates. 6252.72

Grysar, C. J. Der rémische Mimus. (Jn Kaiserliche Akademie der
Wissenschaften, Vienna. Philosophisch-historische Classe. Sit-
zungsberichte. Band 12, pp. 237-337. Wien. 1854.) *3340,3.12

Ueber die Pantomimen der Rémer. (Jn Rheinisches Museum

 

fir Philologie. Band 2, pp. 30-80. Bonn. 1834.) *6§956.2.2
Haturay, A. Comical fellows: or, the history and mystery of the
pantomime. London. 1863. **T 47.98

Hucounet, P. Mimes et pierrots. Notes et documents inédits pour
servir a l’histoire de la pantomime. Paris. 1889. Plate. **T.95.135
Jounson, J. An account of pantomime. The London pantomimes,
1881-1882. Facsimiles of the earliest announcements of English
pantomimes. [London. 1882.] ¥*T 95.94
L’Autnave, F. H. S. pe. De la saltation théatrale, ou recherches
sur l’origine, les progrés, & les effets de la pantomime chez les
anciens. A Paris. 1790. Plates. **T 96.263
Mémoires et pantomimes des fréres Hanlon Lees. Avec une préface
de Théodore de Banville et six gravures a l’eau forte de Frédéric

Régamey. Paris. [1880.] Portraits. **T 58.69
Wacner, L. The pantomimes and all about them: their origin, his-
to1y, preparation and exponents. London. [1881.] *kT 48.8

Weavrr, J. The history of the mimes and pantomimes, with an
historical account of several performers in dancing, living in the
time of the Roman emperors. To which will be added, a list of
the modern entertainments that have been exhibited on the
English stage. London. 1728. No. 7 in **G,3824.17

Pantomimes.

Coratu, J., and E. Burar pe Gurey. [The devil on two sticks.]
Programme of the story, scenery, and dances, in the new grand
ballet The devil on two sticks. London. [1836.] **T 36.72

Decompe, F. A. [The fairy slipper.] Programme of the story,
scenery, and dances, in the new grand ballet, in three acts, called
The fairy slipper. London. [1834.] **T36.67

Storm, The. Programme of the story, scenery & dances, in the new
grand fairy ballet, in two acts, The storm; or, the Isle of the
Genii! London. [1834.] ¥**T 36.68

Tactiont, P. [The revolt of the harem.] Programme of the story,
scenery, and dances, in the fairy tale, in three acts, The revolt
of the harem. London. [1834.] ¥**T 36.23; No. 1 in **M.147.35

Papillon de La Ferté, Denis Pierre Jean.

‘L’administration des Menus. Journal de Papillon de La Ferté, in-
tendant et contrdleur de l’argenterie, menus-plaisirs et affaires de
la chambre du roi. (1756-1780.) Publié avec une introduction et
des notes par Ernest Boyasse. Paris. Ollendorff. 1887. (3),
454, (1) pp. **T.55.49

Papillon de La Ferté, Denis Pierre Jean. Works about.
Juiuen, J. L. A. Un potentat musical, Papillon de La Ferté: son

x

régne a l’Opéra de 1780 4 1790. Paris. 1876. 4044.59
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Papon, Auguste, Marquis.

Lota Montes: or, a reply to the “Private history and memoirs” of
that celebrated lady, recently published by the Marquis Papon,
formerly secretary to the King of Bavaria, and for a period the
professed friend and attendant of the Countess of Lansfeldt. New

York. 1851. Portrait. **T 97.239
Paradox, The, of acting. Dzperot, D. 4673.73; **T.77.181; etc.
Paradoxe sur le comédien. Duperot, D. 4672.111

Parfaict, Claude, and Francois Parfaict.

Histoire de l’ancien théatre italien depuis son origine en France
jusqu’ a sa suppression en 1697. Paris. Lambert. 1753. xiv,
(2), 455, (3) Dp. **M.109b.31

Parfaict, Francois, and others.

Dictionnaire des thédtres de Paris, contenant toutes les piéces qui
ont été représentées jusqu’a présent, des faits anecdotes sur les
auteurs, acteurs, danseurs, &c. [Par Francois et Claude Parfaict
et Godin d’Abguerbe.] A Paris, chez Lambert. 1756. 7 v. in 6.

**T 48.13
Contents. — 1. A-B. 2. C-F. 3. G-N. 4. O-R. 5. S-T. 6. V-Z. 7. Additions
et corrections, ;

Same. Chez Rozet. 1767. 7 v. ¥ 4639.35

Parfaict, Francois, and Claude Parfaict.

Histoire du Théatre francois, depuis son origine jusqu’a présent.
Avec la vie des plus célébres poétes dramatiques, des extraits
exacts & un catalogue raisonné de leurs piéces, accompagnés de
notes historiques & critiques. [Anon.] Tome1, 2. A Amsterdam,

aux dépens de la compagnie. 1735, 36. #ET 78,23

Same. Tome 1-15. A Paris, chez P. G. Le Mercier. 1745-49. 15 v.

**T 78.24

Parfouru, Paul Désiré (Paul Porel), and Georges Hippolyte Mondain
Monval.

L’Odéon. Histoire administrative, anecdotique et littéraire du second
Théatre francais. Paris. Lemerre. 1876, 82. 2 v. 2670a.50
Contents. — [1.] 1782-1818. 2. 1818-1853.

_ Same. Tome 1. **T 75,47

Paris, Antoine Louis.
Le théatre 4 Reims depuis les Romains jusqu’a nos jours. Reims.
Michaud. 1885. (6), 314 pp. Plates. #*T 75.5
Paris, Louis. See Paris, Antoine Louis.
Paris. Theatres.
See also Actors abroad; Italian players in France.
Apert, M. Les théatres de la foire. (1660-1789.) Paris. 1900.

Illus. Plates. 4676.104; **T.97.254
—— Les théatres des boulevards. (1789-1848.) Paris. 1902.

4676.1343 **T.77.112

Araco, J. FE. V. Foyers et coulisses. Panorama des thédtres de

Paris. Paris. 1852. ¥*T 57.382

—— Physiologie des foyers de tous les théatres de Paris. Paris.

1841. **T 79.8

Aupesranp, P, Un foyer de théatre d’il y a 50 ans. Le foyer du
Vaudeville de la rue de Chartres. (Jn Petits mémoires du x1xe

siécle. _2e Edition. Pp. 293-321. Paris. 1892.) 2646.105
—— Petits mémoires d’une stalle d’orchestre. (Acteurs, auteurs,
journalistes.) Paris. 1885. ¥€T 77.125

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Paris. Theatres. (Continued.)

Auriac, P. E. J. M. 0’, editor. Théatre de la foire. Recueil de
piéces représentées aux foires Saint-Germain et Saint-Laurent.
Précédé d’un essai historique sur les spectacles forains. Paris.
1878. **T 37.146

Bacuaumont, L. P. pe. Mémoires historiques, littéraires, politiques,
anecdotiques et critiques. Extrait des Mémoires secrets de la

république des lettres. Paris. 1809. 3 v. *€T 57.91
Barsser, Le, du rideau. Anecdotes théatrales anciennes et modernes,
tirées des mémoires des temps. Paris. 1837. **T 58.141
Banvitte, T. F. bE. Mes souvenirs. Paris. 1882. Plate. 4646.67
Barpa, J. N. Souvenirs. Paris. 1846. Portraits. **T 56.61

BartHéLemy, E. M., Comte px, editor. Nouvelles de la cour et de la
ville concernant le monde, les arts, les théatres et les lettres, 1734-

1738. Paris. 1870. **T 95.52
Benjamin, E., and H. Bucuet. Coulisses de bourse et de théatre.
Paris. 1882. Illus. **T 97.223

BernarDin, N. M. La comédie italienne en France, et les théatres
de la foire et du boulevard. (1570-1791.) Paris. 1902. Illus.

Portraits. Plates. 2679.277
Bernoeim, A. J. Trente ans de théatre. Série [1,] 2. Paris. 1903,
04. 2 Vv. **T 77.1103 etc.
Bertranp, J. E. G. Etudes d’économie théatrale. Les théatres
lyriques de Paris. [Paris. 1866.] No. 2, 3 in **M.372.20
Bownassies, J. Les spectacles forains et la Comédie frangaise.
Paris. 1875. Plate. 2677.76; **T.77.113

Bossurt, P. Histoire des théatres nationaux. Paris. [1900.] 4674.33
Bovuts-Bouis, bastringues et caboulots de Paris. Paris. 1861. **T.79.9
Brazier, N. Histoire des petits théatres de Paris depuis leur origine.

Paris. 1838. 2 v. ¥**T 79.13
— Same. Chroniques des petits théatres de Paris. Paris. 1883.
¥**T 78.63

Bucuet, H. Foyers et coulisses. Histoire anecdotique des théatres
de Paris. Paris. 1873-85. 14 v. in 7. Portraits. **T 79.2

C****u, Ch. R. Le tribunal volatile, ou nouveau jugement porté
sur les acteurs, auteuts, et sur divers endroits publics de Paris.
Paris. An x1. [1803?] **T 79.19

Cartuava D’Estanpoux, J. F. Les causes de la décadence du théatre,
et les moyens de le faire refleurir. Paris. 1807.

No. 4 in **G.3562.2; etc.

Cain, G. Anciens théatres de Paris. Le Boulevard du Temple. Les
théatres du boulevard. Paris. 1906. Illus. Portraits. 4677.107

CameEL, J. B. L. De Vinfluence des théatres et particuliérement des
théatres secondaires sur les mceurs du peuple. [Paris. 1822.]

No. 19 in **G,.3562.1

Camparpon, L. E. Les spectacles de la foire. Depuis 1595 jusqu’a

1791. Paris. 1877. 2 v. **T 75.6
Craatons pD’Arct, A. P. Histoire critique et littéraire des théatres
de Paris. Année 1822. Paris. 1824. ¥**T 77.6; etc.
CuHapournE, A. Les cafés-concerts. Paris. 1880. **M 129.7

CHARLEMAGNE, J. A. Le mélodrame aux boulevards. Facétie
littéraire, historique et dramatique. Paris. 1809. **T.97.184; etc.
Cuautin, N. P. Biographie dramatique des principaux artistes
anglais venus a Paris; précédée de souvenirs historiques du
théatre anglais a Paris, en 1827 et 1828. Paris. 1828. **T.59.10

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Paris. Theatres. (Continued.) :
Curitp, T. The ballet in Paris. Illus., some colored. Portraits.
(in Matthews, J. B. About the ballet. Pp. (110-152). New York.

1891.) ¥**T 12,11
CruaretigE, J. A. A. La vie a Paris. 1880-85, 95-1913. Paris.
[1881-]ro14. 21 v. **T 27.16
— La vie moderne au théatre. Causeries sur l’art dramatique.
Paris. 1860, 75. 2 v. **T 47.2

Ciément, J. M. B., and J. pe La Porte. Anecdotes dramatiques;
contenant 1°. Toutes les piéces de théatre joués 4 Paris ou en
province. 2°. Tous les ouvrages dramatiques qui n’ont été repré-
sentés sur aucun théatre, mais qui sont imprimés, ou conservés
en manuscrit. 3°, Anecdotes. 4°. Les noms de tous les auteurs.
poétes ou musiciens, qui ont travaillé pour tous nos théatres, de
tous les acteurs célébres, qui ont joué a tous nos spectacles. 59.
Un tableau, accompagné d’anecdotes, des théatres de toutes les

nations. A Paris. 1775. 3 v. *#T 58.3; etc.
Constantin, M. Histoire des cafés-concerts et des cafés de Paris.
Paris. 1872. #*T 97.214; No. 3 in **M.128.18

ConTANT D’OrviLLe, A. G. Histoire de l’opéra bouffon contenant les
jugemens de toutes les piéces qui ont paru depuis sa naissance
jusqu’a ce jour. Pour servir a l’histoire des théatres de Paris.
A Amsterdam. 1768. **M 1298.14

Costumes of the modern stage. Part 1-5. Edited by M. Mobisson.
Illustrations by MM. Lebégue, Mespleés, etc. [London. 1889~90.]
Colored portraits. **T 92.1

Cour-v’e1L sur les théatres de Paris. Paris. 1821.

No. 11 in **G.3562.1

Derarorest, A. Théatre moderne. Cours de littérature dramatique.

Paris. 1836. 2 v. **T 46.21
Detvau, A. Les plaisirs de Paris. Guide pratique et illustré. Paris.
1867. ¥*T 98.142
Descuaumes, E. Le mal du théatre. Paris. 1888. **T.77.140
Descomgss, J. C. F. M. Epaves. Théatre — histoire — anecdotes —
mots. Paris. 1865. **T 96.174
—— Feu le Boulevart du Temple. Résurrection épistolaire. Paris.
1863. **T 96.173
—— Tous les genres du théatre et sujets correspondants. Epitres
en vers libres. Paris. 1860. ¥**T.96.172

Desessarts, N. T. L. Les trois théatres de Paris, ou abrégé his-
torique de l’établissement de la Comédie francoise, de la Comédie

italienne & de Opéra. A Paris. 1777. ¥*T.77.51; etc.
Des GRANDS et des petits théatres de la capitale. Paris. 1816.
**T.76.57

Donner, A. Architectonographie des thédtres, ou, paralléle his-
torique et critique de ces édifices considérés sous le rapport de
Varchitecture et de la décoration. [Atlas only.] Paris. [1837-]
1840. Illus. Plates. Plans. Map. *8090.1203 etc.

Durtot, J. Les secrets des coulisses des théatres de Paris. Mystéres
— moeurs —usages—anecdotes. Paris. 1865. ¥**T 77,189

Dumont, Le vol plus haut, ou l’espion des principaux théatres
de la capitale; contenant une histoire abrégée des acteurs &
actrices de ces mémes théatres. [Paris.] 1784. ¥*T 97.65; etc.

Durga, A. Notes pour servir a Vhistoire du théatre et de la musique

en France. Année 1. 1860. Paris, 1861. T7124

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Paris. Theatres. (Continued.)
Du Tratacz, J. N. Notes et documents sur l’histoire des théatres de
Paris au xvire siécle. Paris. 1880. ¥kT 78.58
Esprton, L’, des coulisses, ou nouvelle critique sur les acteurs des
principaux théatres de Paris. A Paris. An viz. [1799/1800.]
7 **'T 59.20
Errennes dramatiques pour l’année 1801. Paris. [1801?] **T.49.13

Facuet, A. E. Notes sur le théatre contemporain. Série 1-3. 1888-

go. Paris. 1889-91. 3 v. **T 47.55; etc.
Faucueur, T. Histoire du Boulevard du Temple depuis son origine
jusqu’a sa démolition. Paris. 1863. ¥*T 77.101
FourneL, F. V. Ce qu’on voit dans les rues de Paris. Paris. 1858.
¥**T 98.22

— Tableaux du vieux Paris. Les spectacles populaires et les
artistes des rues. Paris. 1863. **T 97.173
—— Le vieux Paris: fétes, jeux et spectacles. Tours. Mame. 1887.
525, (1) pp. Illus. Plates. * 4631.9
Fournier, E. Le théatre et les pauvres. Paris. [1869.] ¥**T 77.210
Framery, N. E. De Vorganisation des spectacles de Paris, ou essai
sur leur forme actuelle. A Paris. 1790. *#T 77,16
Frépautt, E. Les industriels du macadam. Paris. 1868. Plates.
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GALERIE dramatique, ou acteurs célébres qui sont illustrés sur les
trois grands théatres de Paris. Paris. 1809. Colored portraits.
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GALERIE théAtrale ou collection des portraits en pied des principaux
acteurs des premiers théAtres de la capitale. Paris. [1842?] 3 v.
Portraits. **T 51.143 etc.
Gautier, T. Histoire de l’art dramatique en France depuis vingt-
cing ans. Leipzig [& Bruxelles]. 1858, 590. 6v. **'T 47.80; etc.
Grorrroy, C. M. Nouvelle galerie des artistes dramatiques vivants.
Contenant 40 portraits des principaux artistes dramatiques de
Paris. Chaque portrait est accompagné d’une notice biographique

et d’une appréciation littéraire. Paris. 1855. 2 v. #*T 53.9
Grorrroy, J. L. Cours de littérature dramatique, ou recueil par
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historique sur sa vie. Paris. 1819, 20. 5 v. **T 46.46; etc.
Girrarp, P.L. Nos mceurs. La vie au théatre. Paris. [1888.] Illus.
Plates, some colored. ¥*T 77.211

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biographies de l’auteur et des artistes. Paris. 1878, 79. 3 v.
Portraits. Diagrams. **T.49.9

Goncourt, E. L. A. H. pg, and others. Mystéres des théatres. 1852.
Par Edmond de Goncourt, Jules de Goncourt, Cornélius Holff
[pseud. de Charles, Comte de Villedeuil]. Paris. 1853.

4676.100; **T.75.58

Gouriet, J. B. Les charlatans célébres, ou tableau historique des
bateleurs, des baladans et de tous les personnages qui se sont
rendus célébres dans les rues et sur les places publiques de Paris.
Paris. 1819. 2 v. Plate. ¥**T 96.327

Grécorr, E. G. J. Des gloires de l’Opéra et la musique a Paris.
Documents recueillis sur Opéra et autres théatres a Paris, et
sur tout ce qui a rapport a l’art musical en cette ville jusqu’é
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Guine dans les théatres. Paris. 1855. Illus. #*T 70.4
Hewnriet, F. Monographie du spectateur au théatre. Paris. 1892.

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Hervey, C. The theatres of Paris, with portraits of eminent living
actresses by Alexandre Lacauchie. Paris. 1846. Portraits. **T.74.4
Heuuuarp, L. O. A. La Foire Saint-Laurent. Son histoire & ses

spectacles. Paris. 1878. Plates. Plans. ¥**T 96.305
Hostzin, J. J. B. H. Historiettes et souvenirs d’un homme de
théatre. Paris. 1878. **T 57.305
Hupert, E., and C. pe Trocorr. Les actrices de Paris. Quatrains.
Paris. 1872. **T 57.427
Houret, J. Loges et coulisses. Paris. 1901. ¥*T 77,77
Jatyais, A. J. B. F.-R. pe. Sur la scéne et dans la salle. Miroir
des théatres de Paris. Paris. 1854. **T 79.21

Juiuen, J. L. A. Les spectateurs sur le théatre. Etablissement
et suppression des bancs sur les scénes de la Comédie-francaise

et de l’Opéra. Paris. 1875. Plates. Plan. No. 6 in **M.122.1

Koninc, V. Les coulisses parisiennes. Paris. 1864. #*T 77.179
LaFerriirE, A. Souvenirs d’un jeune premier. Paris. 1884.

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Laritte, J. B. P. Mémoires de Fleury de la Comédie francaise.

Paris. 1844. 2 v. ¥*T.58.44

— Same. The French stage and the French people, as illus-
trated in the Memoirs of M. Fleury. Edited by Theodore Hook.
London. 1841. 2 v. ¥**T 57,103

—- Same. 2d edition. Adventures of an actor: comprising a
picture of the French stage during a period of fifty years. Lon-

don. 1842, 2 v. 4565.33 **T.57.71
Lan, J. Mémoires d’un chef de claque. Souvenirs des théatres.
Paris. 1883. **M_.127.36

Lassoucnz, B. pe. Mémoires anecdotiques. Paris. [1903.]
4649.101; **T.57.185

Laucisr, A., and A. Motret. Galerie biographique des artistes des
théatres royaux. [Anon.] Livraison 3: Théatre-francais. Paris.
1827, ¥#*T 96.310

Lepeav DE ScHosng, A. T. V. Lettre 4 Monsieur de Crébillon sur les
spectacles de Paris; dans laquelle il est parlé du projet de réunion
de ?Opéra-comique 4 la Comédie italienne. A la Haye. 1761.

**T 97.182

Lecomrr, L. H. Histoire des théatres de Paris: les Fantaisies

parisiennes — l’Athénée —le Théatre Scribe—l’Athénee-comique.

1865-1911. Paris. 1912. Portrait. ¥*4677.114
—— Histoire des théatres de Paris. 1902-1904. Notice préliminaire.
Paris. 1905. *4677.108
Lecouvt, G. J. B. E. W. Sixty years of recollections. London.
1893. 2 v. 2644.100; **T 56.203
Lemonnizr, A. Les abus du théatre. Quelques directeurs en robe
de chambre. Paris. 1895. ¥*T 98.19
—— Les mille et un souvenirs d’un homme de théitre. Paris.
1902. Portraits. **T.77.80
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Paris. 1807. #*T 78.28
Lerrs, A. vE. Dictionnaire portatif historique et littéraire des
théatres, contenant l’origine des différens théatres de Paris.

Paris. 1763. ¥**T 78.253 etc.
Le Senne, C. Le théatre 4 Paris. Série 1-5. Paris. 1888-90.

¥*T 47.86

Lettre sur les théatres 4 M. le Vicomte de Larochefoucauld. Paris.

1825. No. 12 in **G.3562.2

Leveaux, A. Nos théatres de 1800 4 1880. Paris. 1881-86. **T.77.148
— Le théatre de la Cour 4 Compiégne pendant le régne de

Napoléon 111. Paris. 1882-85. #*T 77.91
Lotseau-Rousseau, P. Les théatres de Paris. 35 planches a l’eau
forte. [Paris. 190—?] **T Cab.1.30
LorcnettTe, La, des coulisses. Paris. 1820. No. 5 in **G.3562.1
Manatin, P. Au bout de la lorgnette. Paris. 1883. ¥*T 57.23

— Ces petites dames du théatre. Paris. 1862. Plate. **T.59.18
—— Les jolies actrices de Paris. Série [1-]5. Paris. 1868-89. 5 v.

Illus. Portraits. #*T 57.24
Mariiet-Ductarron, A. Essai sur la connoissance ‘des théatres
francois. A Paris. 1751. **G.3563.19

Matuot, A. L. La musique au théatre. Paris. 1863. Tables.
**M 129.20

Mane, A. E. ve, and C. Ménérrrer. Galerie historique des
comédiens de la troupe de Nicolet. Notices sur certaines acteurs
et mimes qui se sont fait un nom dans les annales des scénes
secondaires depuis 1760. Avec des portraits par Frédéric Hille-

macher. Lyon. 1869. Illus. Portraits. **T 56.340
Marruews, J. B. The theatres of Paris. New York. 1880. Illus.
Portraits. Plates. 2639.69; **T.77.205; etc.

Maueny, A., Comte pe. Le demi-monde sous le Second Empire.
Souvenirs d’un sybarite. Paris. [1802.] Portraits. **T 97.247
Maver, M. L. The Gaiety French plays. Season, 1880. Short
biographies of the actors & actresses of the Comédie francaise,
Vaudeville, Palais-Royal, and other theatres, &c. London. 1880.
**T’.97.190
Menpts, C. A. L’art au théatre. Paris. 1897-1900. 3 v. **T 47.5
Menetiirg, A. Les binettes du café-concert. Paris. 1869. Photo-
graph. **T 99.22
Meyan, P. Archives thédtrales. 1887. Paris. [1888.] *tT77,. 191
Mit, B. Pierre Garat: singer and exquisite. His life and his
world (1762-1823). New York. 1913. Portraits. Plates.

2643-159

Minuet, P. De Vorigine du théatre 4 Paris. Paris. 1870. Plate.
**T 78.64

Monsetet, C. Acteurs et actrices. Dessins par E. Lorsay. Paris.
1867. Plates. **T 99.31; etc.
—— Les années de gaieté. Paris. 1875. 2666.55

Monsteur Cotuurne ami de Mr Botte ou la débutomanie: histoire
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¥*T 78,16
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Murer, A. Le théatre aujourd’hui. L’auteur, le directeur, le
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Muses francoises, Les. Premiére partie, contenant un tableau uni-
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Neuxomm, E. Fétes et spectacles du vieux Paris. Paris. 1886.

¥**T 77.160

CEuvre frangaise des trente ans de théatre. (Euvre francaise et
populaire des trente ans de théatre. 1903. Représentations
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Opinion, L’, du parterre, ou revue de tous les théatres de Paris.
Année 2, 4, 10. An xz1r [1805], 1807, 1813. Paris. [1805-]1813.
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Parratct, F., and others. Dictionnaire des théatres de Paris, con-
tenant toutes les piéces qui ont été représentées jusqu’a présent,
des faits anecdotes sur les auteurs, acteurs, danseurs, &c. Paris.
1756. 7 v. in 6. **T-.48.13; etc.

Paris-PortTRAIT. Collection de Paris-portrait: ancien Paris-théatre.
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Petite biographie dramatique, faite avec adresse par un moucheur
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Pritet, F. Melpoméne et Thalie vengées, ou nouvelle critique
impartiale et raisonnée tant des différens théatres de Paris, que
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représentées pendant le cours de l’année derniére. Paris. An
vi. 1798. Plate. **T.79.7

Pitter, F., and others. La lorgnette de spectacle ou la revue des
acteurs. A Paris. An vir de la République [1798/09].  **T.59.45

—— Same. [3e édition.] La nouvelle lorgnette de spectacles.
Paris. An 1x. (1801.) Plate. **T 59.46

Pornsot, A. E. Foyers et coulisses. Histoire anecdotique des
théatres de Paris. Paris. 1873-85. 14 v.in 7. Portraits. **T.79.2

— Le scandale au théatre. Paris. 1861. No. 2 in **M.118.13
Portraits des artistes des théatres de Paris. [Paris. 18—?] 70
portraits. *ET 51.5

Povjot, A. Les reflets du passé. Types extraordinaires, anecdotes
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Paris. 1896. Portraits. ¥*8T 97.127
ReirFenserG, F. G. E. C. M., Baron pe. Ce que c’est qu’une actrice.
Paris. 1861. ¥**T 98.136
Rémusat, J. P. A. Le coup de fouet, ou nouvelle revue de tous
les thédtres de Paris. Paris. An x1-1803. Plate. **T 79.25
Revue des livres et du théatre. Année 13, n° 311, 313-315, 317. Direc-
teur: H. Le Soudier. Paris. 1803, 94. *7221.51

Ricorp, A. Les fastes de la Comédie-frangaise, et portraits des plus
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et sur les moyens propres a prévenir sa ruine. Paris. 1821, 22.

2v. **T 77.8
Ropert, C. Le dard: tablettes dramatiques. [Avec] Supplément.
Paris. 1821. No. 12, 13 in **G.3562.1

Roussgeau, P. J. Code théatral, physiologie des thédtres, manuel
complet de l’auteur, du directeur, de l’acteur et de Il’amateur,
contenant les lois, régles et applications de lV’art dramatique.
Paris. 1829. Plate. **T 78.65

Saint Hivarre, A. V. pe. Petite biographie dramatique, silhouette
des acteurs, chanteurs, directeurs, etc., des thédtres de la Capitale.

Paris. 1821. ¥**T 57.389; etc.
Saint-M6r, G. pE. Paris sur scéne. Saison 1886/87. Année 1.
Paris. 1888. Illus. Portraits. ¥*T 47.10

Sarcey, F. Comédiens et comédiennes. Notices par F. Sarcey.
Portraits par L. Gaucherel & Ad. Lalauze. Paris. 1876-84. 2 v.
**T 55.133 etc.

—— Lethéatre. Paris. 1893. Illus. Plates. ¥ET 75.77
Sarpou, V. Lheure du spectacle. Lettre pour servir de préface
au second volume des Annales du théatre et de la musique. Paris.

1878. ¥*#T 97.221
Savarp, F. Les actrices de Paris. Paris. 1867. ¥#*T 57.302
SEvELINGEs, C. L. pe. Le rideau levé, ou petite revue des grands

théatres. Paris. 1818. **T 76.63

— Same. Suivie d’une réponse au factum de M. Valabrégue, et
d'une réplique d’un des chefs de son orchestre. Paris. 1818.

¥*T 77,21

Sousizs, E. J. A. Le théadtre en France de 1871 a 1892. Eaux-fortes
par Gaucherel et Lalauze. Paris. 1893. Portraits. #*T.79.3
StapLeaux, L. L. L. Les courtisanes du Second Empire. Partie 3:
Les actrices. Série 1. Bruxelles. 1871. **T 96.5

Srronc, R. Where and how to dine in Paris, with notes on Paris
hotels, waiters and their tips, Paris theatres, minor theatres,
music halls, racing round Paris, etc. London. 1900. 2639.34

TuHeAtre, Le. Mémoires d’un jeune premier. Paris. 1858. **T.99.33

THEATRES, acteurs et actrices de Paris. Biographie des artistes dra-
matiques, et notices sur les théatres de Paris, leur origine, leur

administration, etc. Paris. 1842. ¥**T 78.42
Truinet, C. L. i, and A. E. pE Rogust. Les origines de l’opéra
francais. Paris. 1886. Map. Plans. 4043.62; **M.114.4
Turret, S. Les mystéres des théatres de Paris. Observations! In-
discrétions!! Révélations!!! Paris. 1844. Plates. **T 78.39
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Paris. 1821. No. 9 in **G.3562.1

Vizentini, A. [Recueil des costumes de tous les ouvrages dra-
matiques représentés avec succés sur tous les grands théatres de
Paris, publié par Vizentini, d’aprés les dessins d’Aug. Garnerey
et Hipp. Lecomte. Paris. 18—?] 2 v. 371 colored plates.

¥*8072.307

Vizentini, L. A. Derriére la toile. (Foyers, coulisses et comédiens.)
Petites physiologies des théatres parisiens. Paris. 1868.

**T 77.78

Weiss, J. J. A. Trois années de théatre, 1883-1885. Les théatres
parisiens. Paris. 1806. F **T 47.84
Zoua, E. Le naturalisme au théatre. Les théories et les exemples.
Paris. 1881. 4660b.54

Paris. Theatres. AMBIGU-COMIQUE.
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jusqu’a ce jour. Paris. 1841. **T 99.54
Paris. Theatres. BOUFFES-PARISIENS.
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**T 79.20
Paris. Theatres. CAsINo DE Paris.
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3 v. Illus. Portraits. ¥**T 111
Paris. Theatres. C1RQUE-OLYMPIQUE.
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Paris. Theatres. COMEDIE FRANGAISE.

La Comédie-frangaise 4 Londres (1871-1879). Journal inédit de E.
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Georges d’Heylli [pseud. d’Antoine Edmond Poinsot]. Paris.
1880. Ollendorff. (3), Ixxxvii, 196, (1) pp. 2676.156; **T.78.12

Décrets et ordonnances. [Paris. 1859.] 64 pp. #*T 96.23
Another copy is on shelf-number **T.76.111.

Documents sur Le malade imaginaire. Estat de la recette et despence
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notes par Edouard Thierry. Paris. Berger-Levrault & cie. 1880.
(5), 301, (2) pp. [Archives de la Comédie frangaise.] **T 55.18

Exposé de la conduite et les torts du Sieur Talma, envers les Comé-
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¥**T 76.109

Mémoire a consulter pour les sociétaires du Théatre-francais, et
consultation. Délibérée par M¢ Marie, avec adhésions de Mes A.
Paillet, H. de Vatimesnil, Ph. Dupin, Odilon Barrot. Février
1840. Paris. Malteste & cie. [1840.] (2), 78 pp. ¥*T 95,127
Another copy is on shelf-number **T.95.104.

Mémoire au Conseil d’état, section du contentieux, pour la Société
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Observations pour les Comédiens frangais, sur la pétition adressée
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Réglement intérieur du Théatre-frangais. [Paris. 1833.] (1), 27 pp.
¥*&T 76,110

Soirée historique de la Comédie frangaise. (22 octobre 1852.)
Représentation solennelle en présence de S. A. I. Louwis-Na-

poléon. Paris. Didier. 1852. 96 pp. 4669a.79; **T.98.140
Le Théatre-frangais. [Paris.] 1900. xii pp. Illus. Portraits. [Le
théadtre. No 30 (supplément). Mars 1900.] 2630a.66

Contains articles by Henry Fourquier, Adolphe Aderer and Frédéric Masson,
chiefly relating to the burning of the theatre.

Paris. Theatres. CoMEDIE FRANCAISE. Works about.
See also Palais-Royal, Paris.
Banvitie, T. F. pe. La Comédie francaise racontée par un témoin

de ses fautes. 1680-1863. Paris. 1863. ¥#*T 77.102
— La lanterne magique. Camées parisiens. La Comédie fran-
caise. Paris. 1883. Plate. **T 97.279
Botot, A. Mademoiselle Rachel et l’avenir du Théatre frangais.
Paris. 1839. ¥*T 46.5

Bonnassigs, J. Les auteurs dramatiques et la Comédie-frangaise a
Paris aux xviré et xvirre siécles. D’aprés des documents inédits
extraits des Archives du Théatre-frangais. Paris. 1874.

2669a.75; **T.78.48

— La Comédie-francaise. Histoire administrative. (1658-1757.)
Paris. 1874. Table. -*8T 77,142
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Paris. 1868. ¥#*T 96.311; etc.

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— La musique a la Comédie-frangaise. Paris. 1874.

No. 5 in **M.122.1

— Les spectacles forains et la Comédie francaise. Le droit des

pauivres avant et aprés 1789. Les auteurs dramatiques et la

Comédie francaise au dix-neuviéme siécle d’aprés des documents

inédits. Paris. 1875. Plate. 2677.76; **T.77.113
Bonneront, G. La Comédie-frangaise. Historique — statuts — bio-
graphies— notes et renseignements. Paris. 1884. **T 78.4
Boucueron, M. La divine Comédie-frangaise. Paris. [1888.] Illus.
¥**T 77.132

Bouitty, J. N. Soixante ans du Théatre-frangais. Paris. 1842.
**T 98.48
Bourcocne, J. bE. Un comédien d’autrefois—1750-1822. Paris. 1914.
Portrait. 4677.116

Camparpon, L. E. Les comédiens du roi de la troupe francaise pendant
les deux derniers siécles. Documents inédits recueillis aux

Archives nationales. Paris. 1876. **T 55.37
CuaproLt, W. F. Le Palais-Royal et le Théatre francais. Paris.
1879. **T 93.7

CuareTizE, J. A. A. Sainte-Beuve et la Comédie-francaise. (Jn Le
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Deraunay, L. A. Souvenirs de M. Delaunay, de la Comédie-frangaise.
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2649a.26
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EncuisH analyses of the French plays represented at the Gaiety
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London. [1879.] ¥**®T 95.93

Ertenne, C. G. and A. L. D. MartainvitLe. Histoire du Théatre-
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; ¥*#T 78.31
Fauvety, C. Mémoire en faveur de la Comédie-francgaise adressé 4
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Fesvrz, F. A. Au bord de la scéne. [Reminiscences, some of which
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Fesvre, F. A., and T. Jounson. Album de la Comédie-francaise.
Paris. 1880. Portraits. ¥*T 71.7
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Gators, L. J. U. N. Biographie contemporaine des artistes du
Théatre-francais. Précédée d’une notice historique sur la Comédie-
francaise. Paris. 1867. ¥**T 56.263

Got, F. J. E. Journal de Edmond Got, sociétaire de la Comédie-
francaise, 1822-1901. Paris. i910. 2 v. Portrait. Plate.

2649a.148

GuEutteTtTz, C. Acteurs & actrices du temps passé. La Comédie
francaise. Série 1. Notices par Ch. Gueullette. Portraits par

Ad. Lalauze. Paris. 1881. ¥*T 55.12
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8 v. Portraits. **T 48.20
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recollections. London. 1889. 2671.1033 **1T.75.71
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James, H., Jr. The Théatre francais. (Jn Oxford book, The, of
American essays. Pp. 368-393. New York. 1914.) 4396.223

Janvier, T. A. The Comédie frangaise at Orange. (Jn his The
Christmas kalends of Provence and some other Provencal festi-

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JoannipEs, A. La Comédie-frangaise, 1901-14. Paris. 1902-15. 13 V-
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Jousiin be La Satiz, A. F, Souvenirs sur le Théatre-francais. (1833-
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Weimer et l’Odéon, appréciés dans l’intérét de l’art dramatique.
Paris. 1822, No. 18 in **G,3562.1

LacrancEe, C. V., Sieur ve. Registre de La Grange (1658-1685).
Précédé d’une notice biographique. Publié par les soins de la

Comédie-frangaise. Paris. 1876, Portrait.  **T 92.4
La Harpr, J. F. pz, and others. Réponse aux Observations pour les
Comédiens francais. [Paris. 1790?] **T 76.164

La JoparpIERE, M. bE, pseud. M. de La Jobardiére aux acteurs,
actrices et critiques du Théatre frangais. Paris. 1815. **T.76.120
La Rounat, A. N. C. R. ve. Etudes dramatiques. 1. Le Théatre-
francais: Mme Arnould-Plessy; MM. Régnier, Got, Delaunay.
Paris. 1884. Portrait. **T 95.75
La TuHoriLcuiEre, F. Le N. pe. Premier registre de La Thorilliére
(1663-1664). Publié avec notice, notes et index par Georges
Monval. Paris. 1890. ¥*T 78.57
Laugier, D. J. C. De la Comédie frangaise depuis 1830; ou, résumé
des événemens survenus a ce théatre depuis cette époque jusqu’en
1844. Paris. 1844. ¥*T 78.5
—— Documents historiques sur la Comédie frangaise pendant le
régne de S. M. ’Empereur Napoléon Ier, précédés de tous les actes
constitutifs qui régissent la société du Théatre-frangais, depuis
sa fondation, jusqu’a nos jours. Paris. 1853. **T 74.1; etc.
Lemazurigr, P. D. Galerie historique des acteurs du Théatre fran-
cais, depuis 1600 jusqu’a nos jours. Ouvrage recueilli des
mémoires du temps et de la tradition. Paris. 1810. 2v. Plate.

: **T 56.2973 etc.

Leresours, P. V., editor. Documents pour servir a histoire du
Théatre-francais sous la Restauration, ou recueil des écrits publiés
de 1815 4 1830. Paris. 1834. No. 2 in **M.141.3
Loutéz, F. A. La Comédie-francgaise. Histoire de la maison de
Moliére de 1658 4 1907. Paris. 1907. Illus. Portraits.- Plates.

*4671.31
Lonnon. Gatety theatre. The Gaiety programme. June 2, 3, 5-30,
July 1-12, 1879. [London. 1879.] ¥**T 15.13

Louis xvutt., of France. Ordonnance sur la surveillance, l’organisation
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Lumitre, H. Le Théatre francais pendant la Révolution, 1789-1799.
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Mawne, A. E. D. pz, and C. Menérrier. Galerie historique de la
Comédie frangaise. Pour servir de complément 4 La troupe de
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Monvat, G. H. M. Comédie-frangaise. (1658-1900.) Liste alpha-
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Mouny, C. ve F., Chevalier pe. Abrégé de Vhistoire du Théatre
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Muret, T. C. Histoire théatrale. Le Théatre-frangais de la rue de

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Perrin, E. C. V. Toast porté par M. Emile Perrin dans le banquet
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Peryre, R. Les galeries célébres. Le foyer des artistes a la Comédie-
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Ricorp, A. Les fastes de la Comédie-frangaise, et portraits des plus
célébres acteurs. Précédés d’un apergu sur sa situation présente,
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2Vv. ¥*T 77.8
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ViILLEMaREsT, C. M. C. ve. Le rideau déchiré. Théatre francais.
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Paris. Theatres. CoMf£DIE FRANCAISE. Musée.
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Paris. Theatres. CoMEDIE ITALIENNE. See Italian players in France.
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Anpré-Murvi.tie, P. N. Les infiniment petits, ou précis anecdotique
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¥*T 96.277

BrRunetizre, M. F. Les époques du théatre francais. (1636-1850.)
Paris. 1892. 2694.93; **T.47.76

Deux cotés, Les, du rideau de tole. (Second Théatre-francais.) Par
un homme qui paie sa place. Paris. 1821. No. 14 in **G.3562.1

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Lasou.iayveE, F. S. pe. Le Théatre francais, Mademoiselle Georges-
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Paris. 1822. No. 18 in **G.3562.1

Parrouru, P. D., and G. H. M. Monvat. L’Odéon. Histoire ad-
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Paris. 1876, 82. 2 v. 2670a.50; **T.75.41
Pravet, J. J. B. F. ve C., Comte pr. [Réglement pour le second
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Question, La, de ’Odéon. Lettre 4 son éditeur par ***. Paris. 1879.

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Paris. Theatres. L’Optra. ‘
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Baupry, P. J. A. Peintures décoratives du grand foyer de l’Opéra.
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Dipron, A. N. Iconographie de l’Opéra. Paris. 1864.
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Ezvar Du Fayt, ——. Académie nationale de musique, 1671-1877.
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GasRiEL, J. Examen des causes destructives du théatre de l’Opéra,
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Kerst, L. L’Opéra et M. Halanzier. Paris. 1877.

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Lajarte, T. FE. vu F. pe. Bibliothéque musicale du théatre de l’Opéra.
Catalogue historique, chronologique, anecdotique. Paris. 1878.
2v. Portraits. Plates. *#M 132.13; etc.

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Lasauie, A. pe. Les treize salles de Opéra. Paris. 1875.

6664.51; **M.139.12

Lays, Francois Lay, called Lays. Lays, artiste du Théatre des arts

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Lettre 4 Madame de B., sur la nouvelle salle de l’Opéra. Paris.
1821. Map. No. 5 in **M.126.8

Lusson, A. L. Projet d’un théatre d’opéra définitif pour la ville de
Paris. En remplacement de !’Opéra provisoire et recherches sur
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Mert, J. T. De Opéra. Paris. 1827. No. 6 in **M.370.65; etc.

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Paris. 1827. No. 3 in **M.373.23; etc.

MEUSNIER DE Querton, A. G. Le code lyrique ou réglement pour
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Opéra et Comédie-francgaise. Carnet des abonnés. Paris. [1894?]
¥**T 79.26

Pauianti, L. Souvenir de dix ans. Théatre impériale de l’?Opéra.
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ParorssE-Poucin, F. A. A. Un directeur d’Opéra au dix-huitiéme
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PontécouLant, L. A. Le D., Comte pz, and E. Fournrer. La musique
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Quatre TEéTES, Les, vision. [Paris. 179-?] 7 pp. No.3 in **G.157.10

Requests de deux actrices d’Opéra 4 Momus avec son ordonnance.
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Table. **M 214.17
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TravenoL, L., and J. B. Durey ve Nornvitte. Histoire du théatre
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**M.146.23; etc.

Truinet, C. L. FE. Le nouvel Opéra. Paris. 1875. Illus. Plate.
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1887, Illus. Portrait. Plates. Plans. **T..75.59
Heurwarp, L. O. A. Jean Monnet. Vie et aventures d’un entre-
preneur de spectacles au xviire siécle avec un appendice sur
VY’Opéra-comique de 1752 4 1758. Paris. 1884. Portrait. Plate.
Table. ¥**T 96.2; etc.
Huret, J. Le Théatre national de l’?Opéra comique. Avec la col-
laboration artistique de F.-G. Dumas. Paris. [1898.] Illus. Por-

traits. Plates. 4092.78; **M.375.26
Juin, J. A. Histoire du théatre de Opéra comique. A Paris.
1769. 2 v. **M 1294.15

LeTtRE des sociétaires prétendus révoltés du Théatre royal de
l’Opéra-comique, 4 Monsieur Guilbert de Pixérécourt, directeur du
méme théatre. Paris. 1827. ; **T 97.18

Parotsse-Poucin, F. A. A. Figures d’Opéra-comique: Madame
Dugazon, Elleviou, les Gavaudan. Paris. 1875. Portraits. **M.137.2

RaPHANEL, J. Histoire au jour le jour de l’Opéra-comique. Premiére
série: ler janvier — 30 juin, 1808. Paris. 1898. No.2in **M.102.22

Soustss, FE, J. A. Soixante-neuf ans a l’Opéra-comique en deux pages.
De la premiére de “La dame blanche” a la milliéme de “Mignon.”
1825-1894. Paris. 1804. Charts. *4041.128

Sousigs, E. J. A., and C. T. Marueree. Histoire de l’Opéra-comique.
La seconde Salle Favart. 1840-1887. Paris. 1892,93. 2v. Plate.

*#M_.139a.11

— Précis de Vhistoire de ’Opéra-comique. Paris. 1887.

2639.67; **M.129a.35; etc.
Souuter, &. L. Histoire du Théatre royal de VOpéra-comique. Paris.

1847. No. 8 in **M.370.65
Tuurner, A. Les transformations de l’Opéra-comique. Paris. 1865.
**M.129.18

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Paris. Theatres. Opéra 1TALIEN. See Paris. Theatres. THEATRE ITALIEN.
Paris. Theatres. PANORAMA DRAMATIQUE.

Lecomtr, L. H. Histoire des théatres: Le Panorama dramatique.
1821-1823. Paris. 1900. Plate. **T 96.341

— Histoire des théatres de Paris: Les Jeux gymniques 1810-1812.
Le Panorama dramatique 1821-1823. Paris. 1908. Plate. *4677.111

Paris. Theatres. Porte St. MartINn.

T., E. B. Le théatre St Martin, revue satirique, critique, ou tout ce
que l’on voudra, en 82 lignes de prose soi-disant rimée. Paris.
1820. No. 7 in **G.3562.1

Paris. Theatres. La RENAISSANCE.

Lecomtr, L. H. Histoire des théatres de Paris: La Renaissance.

1838-1841, 1868, 1873-1904. Paris. 1905. Plate. *4677.102
Paris. Theatres. SALLE DES JEUX GYMNIQUES.

Lecomte, L. H. Histoire des théatres de Paris: Les Jeux gymniques
1810-1812; Le Panorama dramatique 1821-1823. Paris. 1908.
Plate. *4677.111

Paris. Theatres. THEATRE D’APPLICATION.

Auteurs et acteurs. Catalogue de l’exposition de portraits installée
dans les galéries du Théatre d’application. Précédé d’une préface
de Jules Claretie. Paris. 1889. Portraits. Plates. **T.66.14; etc.

Paris. Theatres. THEATRE DE L’EGALITE,

Lecomte, L. H. Histoire des théatres de Paris: Le Théatre national;

Le Théatre de Végalité, 1793-1704. Paris. 1907. Plate. *4677.109
Paris. Theatres. TuétAtre pe Lv HOTEL pE BourcoGne.

Ricat, E. P. M. Hétel de Bourgogne et Marais. Esquisse d’une

histoire des théatres de Paris de 1548 a 1635. Paris. 1887. **T.79.1
Paris. Theatres. THEATRE DE LA CITE.

Lecomte, L. H. Histoire des théatres de Paris: Le Théatre de la

cité. 1792-1807. Paris. 1g1o. Plate. *4677.113
Paris. Theatres. TH&ATRE DE LA REPUBLIQUE.

Coste p’Arnosat, C. P. Lettre d’un comédien du Théatre de la
république, aux demoiselles Gros et Bourguoin, dont les débuts
doivent suivre celui de mademoiselle Volnay. [Aussi] Lettre du
citoyen Palissot, 4 la citoyenne Bourguoin, sur ses débuts au
Théatre de la république. Paris. An ix [1801]. No. 5 in **G.3562.2

Paris. Theatres. THEATRE DE SERAPHIN.

Feu le Théatre de Séraphin depuis son origine jusqu’a sa disparition.

1776-1870. Paris. 1872. **T 96.145
Paris. Theatres. TH&ATRE DES FOLIES-NOUVELLES.

Lecomte, L. H. Histoire des théatres de Paris: Les Folies-nouvelles.

1854-1859 —— 1871-1872 —— 1880. Paris. 1909. Plate. *4677.112
Paris. Theatres. THEATRE DES JEUNES ARTISTES.

Savarp, F. Les petits mystéres de l’Ecole lyrique. Paris. 1862.

Portrait. **T 59.17
Paris. Theatres. THEATRE DES PETITS CABINETS.
Juuuien, J. L. A. Histoire du théatre de Madame de Pompadour dit
Théatre des petits cabinets. Paris. 1874. Plates. No. 3 in **M.122.1
Paris. Theatres. THEATRE DES VARIETES.
Boutet pE Monvet, R. Les Variétés. 1850-1870. Paris. [1905.]
#*T 77,121
Paris. Theatres. THf&Atre pu CHATELET.

Day, C., and G. J. A. Davioup. Architecture contemporaine. Les
théatres de la Place du Chatelet: Théatre du Chatelet; Théatre-
lyrique. Paris. [1874.] 64 plates. *Cab.60.74.2

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Paris. Theatres. THEATRE pu Marals.

Ricat, E. P. M. Hotel de Bourgogne et Marais. Esquisse d’une

histoire des théatres de Paris de 1548 a 1635. Paris. 1887. **T.79.1
Paris. Theatres. THtATre pu PALats ROYAL.

Hucot, E. Histoire littéraire, critique et anecdotique du Théatre

du Palais-royal, 1784-1884. Paris. 1886. **T 77.149; etc.
Paris. Theatres. THEATRE DU VAUDEVILLE.

Les 2, 3 et 4 septembre 1886. La troupe américaine d’Augustin Daly
du Daly’s Theatre, New-York, donnera une série de représenta-
tions au Théatre du vaudeville. [Programmes et résumés. Paris.
Imprimerie nouvelle.] 1886. 8 pp. **T 11.8

Paris. Theatres. THEATRE pU VAUDEVILLE. Works about.

Macne, A. Monographies du nouveau Théatre du vaudeville, érigé

par la ville de Paris. Paris. 1873. 30 plates. *Cab.60.81.3
Paris. Theatres. THEATRE DU VIEUX COLOMBIER.

A new French theatre in America. Théatre du vieux colombier,
Paris— New York. 1917-1918. [New York. 1917.] (18) pp.
Autograph facsimile. #ET 77.232
A short account of the Paris theatre, with testimonials of its success and a
biographical sketch of Copeau, its founder. There is also a prospectus of the
1917-18 season at the New York theatre.

Paris. Theatres. TH&ATRE EROTIQUE FRANCAIS.

Detvau, A. Le Théatre érotique frangais sous le Bas-Empire. Paris.

[186-?] ¥®T.77.203
Paris. Theatres. THfATRE FRANCAIS, SECOND. See Paris. Theatres. Opton.
Paris. Theatres. THEATRE HISTORIQUE.

Lecomte, L.H. Histoire des théatres de Paris: Le Théatre historique.
1847-1851, 1862, 1875-1879, 1890-1891. Paris. 1906. Plate. *4677.103

SmitH, A.R. Why our theatres are not supported; with a few words
about the late riots at Drury Lane [which took place at- the
performances given by the company of the Théatre historique of
Paris]. London. 1848. ¥**T 96.190; etc.

Paris. Theatres. THEATRE ITALIEN.
Briaze, F. H. J. L’Opéra italien, de 1548 4 1856. Paris. 1856.
8045.13; **M.115.9

DILETTANTE, Pn, pseud. Observations désintéressées sur l’administra-

tion du Théatre royal italien, adressées 4 M. Viotti. Paris. 182.
No. 15 in **G.3562.1
IstporE BaurEL, ou les mystéres du Théatre idalien. Conte chinois.

Paris. 1884. No. 1 in **M.138.15; etc.
Orticuz, J. L. pv’. Du Théatre italien et de son influence sur le goiit
musical francois. Paris. 1840. ¥*M 433.17

Sounres, E. J. A. Le Théatre-italien au temps de Napoléon et de
la Restauration. D’aprés des documents inédits. Paris. 1910.

Illus. Portraits. Plates. 4671.36
— Le Théatre-italien de 1801 4 1913. Paris. 1913. Illus. Por-
traits. Plates. Plans. *4671.42

Paris. Theatres. THtAtTrE LIBRE.
Le Théatre libre. Mai 1890. [Paris. 1890.] (2), iv, 186, (6) pp.
Plans. 4693.53; **T.77.23
Paris. Theatres. TutArre tipre. Works about.
Darzens, R. Le Théatre libre illustré. Dessins de Lucien Métivet.
Paris. 1800. 2 v. in 1. Illus. Portraits. **T.74.14
Tuatasso, A. Le Théatre libre. Essai critique, historique et docu-
mentaire. Suivi de notices biographiques, et précédé d’une pré-
face par Jean Jullien. Paris. 1909. 4677.141

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Paris. Theatres. THEATRE LYRIQUE.

Daty, C., and G. J..A. Davioup. Architecture contemporaine. Les
théatres de la Place du Chatelet: Théatre du Chatelet: Théatre-
lyrique. Paris. [1874.] 64 plates. *Cab.60.74.2

LasaLte, A. DE. Mémorial du Théatre-lyrique. Catalogue raisonné
des cent quatre-vingt deux opéras qui y ont été représentés
depuis sa fondation jusqu’a l’incendie de la salle de la Place du
Chatelet, avec des notes biographiques et bibliographiques. Paris.

1877. No. 2 in **M.145.18
Sousizs, E. J. A. Histoire du Théatre-lyrique. 1851-70. Paris.
1899. Table. 4041.36

Paris. Theatres. THtAtre MONTPARNASSE.

TuHetmigr, J. A. Histoire du Théatre Montparnasse. 1819-1886.

Paris. 1886. Plan. **T 98.18
Paris. Theatres. THEATRE NATIONAL.

Lecomte, L. H. Histoire des théatres de Paris: Le Théatre national;

Le Théatre de légalité, 1793-1794. Paris. 1907. Plate.
*4677.109
Paris. Theatres. THEATRE SCRIBE.

LecomtTge, L. H. Histoire des théatres de Paris: Les Fantaisies
Parisiennes — l’Athénée—Le Théatre Scribe—l’Athénée-Comique.
1865-1911. Paris. 1912. Portrait. *2639a.138

Paris. Theatres. THtATRE-VENTADOUR.

FovgurE, P. O. Histoire du Théatre-Ventadour.—1829-1879.—Opéra-
comique. — Théatre de la Renaissance. — Théatre-italien. Paris.
1881. **T 95.86

Paris. Theatres. VariitES AMUSANTES.

Lecomte, L. H. Histoire des théatres de Paris: Les Variétés
amusantes, 1778-1789, 1793-1798, 1803, 1804, 1815. Paris. 1908.
Plate. *4677.115

Paris. Views.

Barker, H. A., and J. Burrorp. Explanation of the view of the
interior of the city of Paris, now exhibiting in Henry Aston
Barker and John Burford’s panorama, Strand. [London.] 1816.

Plate. **T 96.297
Paris galant au dix-huitiéme siécle. Capon, G., and R. Yve-PLessis.
**T 75.42
Paris ’été. Vutu, A. C. J. **T 98.141
Paris-portrait.

Collection de Paris-portrait: ancien Paris-théatre. [Hebdomadaire.] |
Publication littéraire et artistique contenant les portraits & les
biographies des célébrités contemporaines. Année 1-7. 1873/74-

 

79/80. Paris. 1873-80. 7 v.in 4. Portraits. ¥*kT 21.5
Paris s’amuse. Veéron, P. ¥*T 97.213; etc.
Paris-théatre. See Paris-portrait.

Parish theatre, The. Smita, J. T. 6257.145
Parisis, , Abbé.
Questions importantes sur la comédie de nos jours. Bruxelles.

Vanderborght. 1829. (3), x, 241, (I) pp. ¥**T 78.36
Park, A. J. ;

‘The variety stage. A history of the music halls from the earliest
period to the present time. By Charles Douglas Stuart and A. J.
Park. London. Unwin. [1895.] xii, 255, (1) pp. ¥*T 97.174

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Parker, George.

A view of society and manners in high and low life; being the
adventures in England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, France, &c.,
of G. Parker. Comprised, a history of the stage itinerant. Lon-
don: Printed for the author. 1781. 2 v. ¥*T 58.66

Parker, Horatio William, editor.

Music and drama. Boston. Hall & Locke Co. [1911.] xxii, 392,
(1) pp. Portraits. Colored plates. Autograph facsimile. [Hyde,
William De Witt, editor. Vocations. Vol. 9.] Z.40C 22.1.9
Contents. (Section on drama ) — Sir Henry Irving: The art of acting.—Brander
Matthews: Must a great actor be a genius? — Julia Marlowe: The art of the
theater. —- Richard Mansfield: Concerning acting. — Louise Closser’ Hale: The
theater: a school for discipline. — Sarah Bernhardt: A word to “stage-struck”
girls. — Ethel Alec-Tweedie: The glamour of the stage. — Nathaniel C. Fowler:
The-stage. — James Lauren Ford: The appeal of the stage. — William Winter:
Famous actors of the nineteenth century. — Lilian Whiting; Charlotte Cushman.
— Ellen Terry: The end of my apprenticeship. — Clara Morris: Recollections
of the stage and its people. — John N. Raphael: Coquelin.

Supplementary readings p. (394). Forms part of Young folks’ library.
Parker, John, editor. :
Green Room Book, The, or, Who’s who on the stage. 1906-09. New

York [& London. 1906-09]. 4 v. Portraits. FET 27,15
Wuo’s wHo in the theatre. A biographical retord of the con-
temporary stage. London. 1914. Plans. *6§252.77

Parkes, Joseph.

The plagiary “warned.” A vindication of the drama, the stage, and
public morals, from the plagiarisms and compilations of the Revd
John Angell James, in a letter to the author. [Anon.] Birming-
ham. Drake. 1824. vii, 113 pp. ®*T 75.62
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 2 in **G.3824.13.

Same. 2d edition, with alterations. (Jn The Pamphleteer. Vol. 25,
pp. 217-275. London. 1825.) ¥6571.1.25

Parodi, Teresa.

Pray, I. C. Teresa Parodi and the Italian opera. New York. 1851.

Portraits. **M.105.30
Parodies and burlesques.

A Beckett, G. A. The quizziology of the British drama. Com-
prising 1—Stage passions. 11—Stage characters. 111.—Stage
plays. London. 1846. Illus. ¥*T 48.3

Apvams, W. D. A book of burlesque. Sketches of English stage
travestie and parody. London. 1891. Portraits.

4573-130; **T..47.63

Parody, A, and answer to W. C. C.’s essay on the evil tendency of the

theatre. By “a man of the world;” but not a “Macsycophant”

{pseud.]. Edinburgh. The Author. 1834. (1), 37 pp. **T.95.34
Paroisse-Pougin, Francois Auguste Arthur.

Acteurs et actrices d’autrefois. Histoire anecdotique des théatres a
Paris depuis trois cent ans. Paris. Juven & cie. [1897.] (5),
278 pp. Illus. Portraits. Autograph facsimiles. ¥**T 56.269

La Comédie-frangaise et la Révolution. Scénes, récits et notices.
Paris. Gaultier, Magnier & cie. [190-?] (5), 332, (1) pp. 4676.128

Contents. — La Comédie francaise et la Révolution. — Vie et mort tragiques
d’une tragédienne [Mlle Des Garcins]. — Un comédien revolutionnaire [Gram-
mont].

Dictionnaire historique et pittoresque du théatre et des arts qui s’y
rattachent. Paris. Firmin-Didot & cie. 1885. xv, 775 pp. Illus.
Portraits. Plates, some colored. **T 73.6
Another copy is on shelf-number *4671.82.

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Paroisse-Pougin, Francois Auguste Arthur. (Continued.)

Un directeur d’opéra au dix-huitiéme siécle [Jacques Devismes].
L’Opéra sous l’ancien régime: |’Opéra sous la Révolution. Paris.
Fischbacher. 1914. 143 pp. 4048.264

Figures d’Opéra-comique: Madame Dugazon, Elleviou, les Gavaudan.
Paris. Tresse. 1875. (3), 234, (1) pp. Portraits. #*M 137.2

Marie Malibran. The story of a great singer. London. Nash. tg11.

324 pp. Portrait. 4047.303
Moliére et l’opéra-comique. Le Sicilien ou l'amour peintre. Paris.
Baur. 1882. (3), 64 pp. ¥*T 56.33

Paroisse-Pougin, Francois Auguste Arthur, editor.

DessorpEs, M. F. J., Dame Valmore. Wa jeunesse de Mme. Desbordes-
Valmore, d’aprés des documents nouveaux. Suivie de [ses]
Lettres inédites. Paris. 1808. 2647.82

Paroisse-Pougin, Francois Auguste Arthur, prefacer.

Iswarvon, J. Le Théatre de la Monnaie depuis sa fondation jusqu’a

nos jours. Bruxelles. 1890. Portraits. Plates. *ET 74.5
Parry, Edward Abbott.

Charles Macklin. London. Kegan Paul, Trench, Triibner & Co., Ltd.
1891. (7), 208 pp. [Eminent actors.] 2546.116

Same. New York. Longmans, Green, & Co. . **T 57.3

Parsons, Mrs. Clement. See Parsons, Florence Mary.
Parsons, Florence Mary.

Garrick and his circle. New York. Putnam. 1906. xxiii, 418. pp.
Portraits. Plates. Facsimiles. Autograph facsimile. 4544.221
Some works consulted, pp. xvii-xx. An almanack of contemporary events, pp.
XXI-XXi111.

The incomparable Siddons. London. Methuen & Co. [1909.] xix,
298, (1) pp. Portraits. Plates. Facsimile. Manuscript facsimiles.
Works consulted, pp. xv—xvii. **T 56.107

Same. New York. Putnam. 4547-219

Parsons, Louella O.

How to write for the “movies.” Chicago. McClurg & Co. Io15.

(9), 202 pp. 8039a.70
Parsons, Thomas William.

Address to the assembly at the opening of the Player’s Club in New
York. [Verse. New York. 1888.] (3) pp. ¥*A 6728.4
The address was accompanied by the presentation of a wreath to Edwin Booth.

Parsons, William.

Bettamy, T. The life of William Parsons, comedian. Added, his
Dramatic character, by John Litchfield, and A letter of intel-
ligence, from Charles Dibdin. London. 1795. No.2 in **T.96.228

Parterre, The, of fiction, poetry, history, and general literature. [Weekly.]
No. 133-140. Jan. 7-Feb. 25, 1837. [London. 1837.] 96 pp. Illus.
Contains a few articles on theatrical matters. ¥*£T 26.41

Partridge, J. Bernard, illustrator.

Jerome, J. K. Stage-land: curious habits and customs of its in-
habitants. London. 18090. Illus. Plates. **T 46.33; etc.

Lonpon. Theatres. LYCEUM THEATRE. Souvenir of Becket, by Alfred,
Lord Tennyson. First presented at the Lyceum Theatre, 6th
February, 1893, by Henry Irving. London. 1893. (12) plates.

**T 58.1525 etc.

—— Souvenir of King Arthur, by J. Comyns Carr. First presented
at the Lyceum Theatre by Henry Irving. Illustrated by J.
Bernard Partridge and Hawes Graven. London. [1895.]

**T 58.150

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Partridge, J. Bernard, illustrator. (Continued.)

— Souvenir of King Henry the Eighth, presented at the Lyceum
Theatre, 5th January, 1892, by Henry Irving. London. 1892. (15)
plates. **T 58.1513 etc.

—— Souvenir of Macbeth produced at the Lyceum Theatre, by
Henry Irving, 29th December, 1888. Illustrated by Charles Catter-
mole & J. Bernard Partridge. London. 1888. Illus. Plates.

6504.26; **T.58.149

— Souvenirs of the Dead Heart, by Watts Phillips, presented
at the Lyceum Theatre, by Henry Irving, 28th Sept., 1889. Lon-
don. 1889. (13) plates. 6570a.13

Partridge, Simon, pseud. See Woodward, Henry.
Pascoe, Charles Eyre.

The dramatic list: a record of the principal performances of living
actors of the British stage. With criticisms from contemporary
journals. London. Hardwicke & Bogue. 1879. (1), v, 358 pp.

**T.57.307

Same. Boston. Roberts. *2450.72
Same. 2d edition, enlarged. Our actors and actresses. The dramatic
list. London. Bogue. 1880. iv, 432 pp. **T 57.308

Pascoe, Charles Eyre, editor.
Dramatic Notes. A year-book of the stage. 1879, 1880/81-84/85,
89-92. London. 1879-92. 8v.in_5. Illus. Portraits. **T 26.38
Pasqué, Ernst Heinrich Anton.
Goethe’s Theaterleitung in Weimar. In Episoden und Urkunden
dargestellt. Leipzig. Weber. 1863. 2 v. 4889a.8
Pasquin, Anthony, Esq., pseud. See Williams, John.
Past and present state, The, of dramatic art and literature. [Anon.]
See Tomlins, Frederick Guest.
Pastor, Cristébal Pérez. See Pérez Pastor, Cristdbal.
Paterson, Peter.
The confessions of a strolling player; or three years’ experience in
theatres rural. London. Bertram & Co. 1852. 42 pp. **T.57.442
Glimpses of real life as seen in the theatrical world and in Bohemia.
The confessions of Peter Paterson, a strolling comedian. Edin-
burgh. Nimmo. 1864. xii, 352 pp. 2576.174;**T.57.152
On the English theatres. This is a much enlarged edition of the preceding.
Paton, Mary Anne. S
Memoir of Mr. and Mrs. Wood, containing an account of the prin-
cipal events in the lives of these celebrated vocalists; and a full
statement of the popular disturbances at the Park Theatre, New
York. Boston. [1840.] No. 1 in **M.377.53
Patté, Pierre. 4
Essai sur l’architecture théatrale. Ou de l’ordonnance la plus avan-
tageuse a une salle de spectacles, relativement aux primcipes de
Voptique & de l’acoustique. Avec un examen des principaux
théatres de l'Europe, & une analyse des écrits les plus importans
sur cette matiére. A Paris, chez Moutard. 1782. (3), 112 pp.
**T.77.47
Same. Saggio sull’ architettura teatrale. (Jn Ferrario, G. Storia e
descrizione de’ principali teatri antichi e moderni. Pp. 87-256.
Milano. 1830.) **T 75.70
Pattee, Charles H.
Recollections of old play-bills. (Jn Bostonian, The. Vol. 2, pp.
254-258. Portraits. Boston. 1895.) *5301.45.2

An account of the plays and actors in early Boston theatres.

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Patterson, Ada, and Victory Bateman.

By the stage door. New York. The Grafton Press. [1902.] **T.86.9
Contents. — The story of a friendship. — Autobiography of an actress. —- The
passing of the leading lady. —- Her one superstition, — Grimston’s school of
acting. — A triumph of temperament. — He married an actress. — Three friends.
The understudy. — Heard at the Managers’ Club. — An early jump.

Patterson, Arthur.

Shadow entertainments and how to work them, being something

about shadows, and the way to make them profitable and funny.

London. Gill. [1895?] 76 pp. Illus. Diagrams. 8009.49
Patterson, John.
Pulvis Olympicus. [Paisley. 1896.] 16 pp. 4004.124

Patti, Adelina.
Cuarnack, G. ve. Les étoiles du chant [Patti, Nilsson, Gabrielle

Krauss]. Paris. 1860. Portraits. **M.196.1
Daramazzo, D. E. M. The life of Adelina Patti. [Anon. London.
. 1877.] 48 pp. Portrait. No. 1 in **M.139.19

Grave, T. pE. Biographie d’Adelina Patti. Paris. 1865. **M.104.17
Lauw, L. Fourteen years with Adelina Patti. Translated by Clare
Brune. London. 1884. 4049.96; **M.146.12
Mortizr, M. Biographical sketch of Madame Adelina Patti. [New
York. 1882.] Portrait. 4049.110; No. 8 in **M.207.26; etc.

ScHuERMANN, J. J. Les étoiles en voyage. Paris. 1893.

*#T57.3153 etc.

StraxoscH, C. L. Italian opera as illustrated by Adelina Patti. Illus.
Portraits. (Jn The music of the modern world. Vol. 1, pp. 6-10.
New York. [1895.]) 8M. 14.1.1

Vacano, E. A. F. Der Roman der Adelina Patti. Nach spanischen,
englischen und miindlichen Quellen. Wien. 1875. Illus. Por-
traits. 4041.102

Paul, G. Henry Howard, and George Gebbie, editors.

The stage and its stars, past and present. A gallery of dramatic
illustration and critical biographies of distinguished English and
American actors from the time of Shakespeare till to-day. Phila-
delphia. Gebbie & Co. [1805?] 2v. Illus. Portraits. Plates.

¥**T 51.3
Paul, Howard. See Paul, G. Henry Howard.
Paul, Jean, pseud. See Cceuret, P.
Paul, Robert Bateman, translator.

Wirzscuet, A. The Athenian stage; a handbook for students.
Translated from the German by R. B. Paul; and edited by T. K.
Arnold. London. 1850. Plan. 4969a.7; **T.78.1

Paul Pyne; actor and gentleman. Atpricu, T. B. *A,1503.4
Paulet, Lavinia, Duchess of Bolton.

Pearce, C. E. “Polly Peachum,” being the story of Lavinia Fenton
(Duchess of Bolton) and “The beggar’s opera.” New York. 1913.
Portraits. Plates. 4574.176

Pauli, B. O. Carl.
Die Befreiung der deutschen Bithne vom Drucke der Geldspekulation.
Berlin. Dreyer. [1887.] 24 pp. **T 96.355
Pauli, Carl. See Pauli, B. O. Carl.
Paulmier, Charles Henri Paul.
Traité de la législation et de la jurisprudence des théatres. Par

Adolphe Lacan et Charles Paulmier. Paris. Durand. 1853. 2 v.
**T 76.16

Pauvres saltimbanques, Les. Banvitie, T. F. pz. **T 98.131

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Pavlowa, Anna.

Muze Anna Pavlowa. [New York. Blanchard Press. 1913.] (16)
pp. Illus. Portraits. Autograph facsimile. 404048.145
This description of Mlle. Pavlowa and her company of ballet dancers was sold
at the Boston Opera House at her performance there in October, 1913.

Payne, George Henry.

A great part, and other stories of the stage. New York. Continental
Publishing Co. 1902. **T 87.95
Contents. — A great part. — Filby’s boy. — Love letters of an actor.—A romance
a la russe. — Peter’s fortune. — The horse that starred. — An eloping party.

Payne, John Howard.

The life and writings of John Howard Payne, the author of Home,
sweet home; The tragedy of Brutus; and other dramatic works.
Albany. Munsell. 1875. ix, 410 pp. Portrait. Facsimiles.
Contains much that relates to the stage. ¥*2341.62

Payne, John Howard. Works about.

Brainarp, C. H. John Howard Payne: a biographical sketch. Wash-
ington, D. C. Coolidge. 1885. Portraits. Plates. **T.55.135; etc.

Hanson, W. T., Jr. The early life of John Howard Payne. With
contemporary letters heretofore unpublished. Boston. 1913.
Portrait. *A 6770.3

Harrison, G. John Howard Payne, dramatist, poet, actor, and author
of Home, sweet home! His life and writings. Philadelphia.
1885. Illus. Portrait. 4242.67

Memoirs of John Howard Payne, the American Roscius: with criti-
cisms on his acting, in the various theatres of America, England
and Ireland. London. 1815. Portrait. ¥**T 96.230; etc.

SxetcH of the life of John Howard Payne, as published in the
Boston Evening Gazette, compressed (with additions bringing
it forward to a later period). By one of the editors of The New
York Mirror. Boston. 1833. ¥*T 56.175

Payne, William Morton, translator.

Jacer, H. B. Henrik Ibsen. 1828-1888. Chicago. 1890. Portraits.

Plates. 2856.75
Peake, Richard Brinsley.

Memoirs of the Colman family, including their correspondence with

the most distinguished personages of their time. London. Bentley.

1841. 2v. Portraits. ¥*T 55.107
Relates almost entirely to the elder and the younger George Colman. Another
copy is ou shelf-number **G.3756.6,

Same. [1841.] 2 v. in 1. #*K,33.8
Pearce, Charles E.
The jolly duchess. Harriot Mellon, afterwards Mrs. Coutts and the
Duchess of St. Albans. A sixty years’ gossipping record of the
stage and society (1777 to 1837). New York. Brentano’s. [1915.]

XX, 332 pp. Portraits. Plates. 2548.85
Relates to England. Authorities, pp. 323-326.

“Polly Peachum,” being the story of Lavinia Fenton (Duchess of
Bolton) and “The beggar’s opera.” New York. Brentano. 1913.’
xvi, 382 pp. Portraits. Plates. 4574.176
Pearl, Cora.
Mémoires de Cora Pearl. 2¢€ mille. Paris. Lévy. 1886. (3), 360 pp.
Manuscript facsimile. [Bibliothéque moderne.] ¥**T 57.333
Same. The memoirs of Cora Pearl, the English beauty of the
French Empire. Authentic and authorised translation from the
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Pearse, Mrs. Godfrey, and Frank Hird.

The romance of a great singer. A memoir of Mario. London. Smith,
Elder & Co. i010. ix, (1), 309 pp. Portraits. Plates. Coats of
arms. Facsimile. 4048.336

Pearson, Cyril Arthur, publisher.

Pearson’s Photographic portfolio of footlight favourites. London.

‘Pearson. [189-?] 128, 16, 65-80 pp. Portraits. **T 52.2
Peel, Sir Robert, 2d Baronet.

Letter to the Right Hon. Robert Peel, respecting the proposed
introduction of a bill, to repeal so much of the Act of 1oth Geo. II.
cap. 28, as requires notice to be sent to the Lord Chamberlain,
previously to the representation of any new play or entertain-
ment of the stage, or any addition to an old play; and showing
that the consequence would be, to confirm the monopoly claimed
by Drury Lane and Covent Garden theatres. London. 1829.

**T 76.733 etc.

Peele, George, alleged author. :
HistR10-MAsTIx, 1610. [London.] 1912. *Q.58.85
Peep, A, at the theatres! Oxp naval officer, An, pseud. **T 87.70
Peep, A, behind the curtain. Forp, T. **T 98.45; etc.
Peg Woffington. Reape, C. **T 87.22; etc.

Peiba, Abraham, alleged author.

Gallerie von teutschen Schauspielern und Schauspielerinnen, nebst
Johann Friedrich Schinks Zusatzen und Berichtigungen. Mit Ein-
leitung und Anmerkungen herausgegeben von Richard Maria
Werner. Berlin. rg910. Ixvili, xiv, 401 pp. Facsimile title-page.
[Gesellschaft fiir Theatergeschichte. Schriften. Band 13.] 6907.23

Peigné-Delacourt, Achille.

Le Théatre de Champlieu. Noyon. Andrieux-Letellier. 1858. 39 pp.
viii plates. Map. Plan. No. 1 in 4098.118; **T.76.42
Relates to the ruins of a Roman theatre.

Same. Supplément. Noyon. Andrieux-Duru. 1859. 15 pp. Colored
plan. No. 2 in 4098.118; **T.76.43

Pelby, William. :

Letters on the Tremont Theatre, respectfully addressed to the
primitive subscribers, its friends and patrons. Boston. Eastburn.
1830. 44 pp. ¥**T 76.46
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 36 in **G.382z2.3.

Pelet, Auguste.
Description de l’'amphithéatre de Nimes. Nimes. Baldy & Roger.
1853. 147, (1) pp. -Plates. Plans. 4094.102
Pelham-Holles, Thomas, 2d Duke of Newcastle. See Holles, Thomas
Pelham-, 2d Duke of Newcastle.
Pelissier, Marie.

Desrorces, ——. Mémoires anecdotes pour servir 4 histoire de M.
Duliz et la suite de ses avantures, aprés la catastrophe de celle de
Mademoiselle Pelissier, actrice de l’Opéra de Paris. A Londres.
1739. Plate. *tT 58.92; etc.

Pelletier, Mabel C.

The winter’s tale. As performed by the Saturday Morning Club.

(in Bostonian, The. Vol. 2, pp. 1-16. Plates. Boston. 1895.)
¥5301.45.2
Pellicer, Casiano.

Tratado histérico sobre el origen y progresos de la comedia y del.

histrionismo en Espafia: con las censuras teoldgicas, reales reso-

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luciones y providencias del Consejo supremo sobre comedias: y
con la noticia d’algunos célebres comediantes y comediantas asi
antiguos como modernos. Madrid. Imprenta de la adminis-
tracion del Real arbitrio de beneficencia. 1804. 2 v. in 1. Por-
traits. **D,170b.81
Another copy is on shelf-number **D.170b.31.
Pellisson, Maurice, translator.
Mantzius, C. Moliére. Les théatres, le public & les comédiens de
son temps. Paris. 1908. Illus. Portraits. Plates. Plan.
¥**T 55.102
Pemberton, Charles Reece.
Life and literary remains. With remarks on his character and genius,
by W. J. Fox. Edited by John Fowler. London. Fox. 1843.
506 pp. Portrait. Autograph facsimile. ¥*T 56.165
Another copy is on shelf-number **G.3932.17.
Pemberton, T. Edgar.
The Birmingham theatres: a local retrospect. Birmingham. Cornish.
[1889.] (5), 216 pp. **T 78.9
Charles Dickens and the stage. A record of his connection with the
drama as playwright, actor and critic. London. Redway. 1888.

(7), 260 pp. Portraits. 4549.1253 **T 57.131
Ellen Terry and her sisters. New York. Dodd, Mead & Co. 1902.
(10), 314 pp. Portraits. Plates. 4545-178; **T.56.112
John Hare, comedian. 1865-1895. A biography. London. Routledge.
1895. (1), 202 pp. Portraits. **T. 57.297; *A.6810
The Kendals. A biography. London. C. Arthur Pearson, Ltd. 1900.
xii, 340 pp. Portraits. Plates. ¥**T. 56.66
Same. New York. Dodd, Mead & Co. 1900. 4545-170

The life and writings of T. W. Robertson. London. Bentley. 1893.
vi, (3), 320 pp. Portrait. Plates. Manuscript facsimiles.
2543-1153 **T.55.79
A memoir of Edward Askew Sothern. London. Bentley. 1889. iv,
(3), 314, (1) pp. Portraits. Manuscript facsimiles.
4540.100; **T.55.96
Pen, pencil, baton and mask. Buack, H. C. 2543-1533 **T.56.29
Pence, James Harry.
The magazine and the drama. An index. New-York. 1896. xiii,
(3), 190 pp. [Dunlap Society. Publications. New series, no. 2.]
¥**T 95.15
Péne, Henri de, prefacer.
Savarp, F. Les actrices de Paris. Paris. 1867. ¥*T.57.302
Penley, Belville S.
The Bath stage: a history of dramatic representations in Bath.
London. Lewis. 1892. xv, 180 pp. Portraits. Plate.
2552.27; **T.77.74
Pennell, Joseph.
Les affiches étrangéres illustrées, par M. Bauwens, T. Hayashi, La
Forgue, Meier-Graefe, J. Pennell. Paris. Boudet. 1897. (3),
iii, 206, (1) pp. Illus. Plates, some colored. *#4072.18
Pennie, John Fitzgerald.
The tale of a modern genius; or, the miseries of Parnassus. In a
series of letters. London. Andrews. 1827. 3 v. **T 57.20
The letters are signed, Sylvaticus.
Pennsylvania. State Board of Censors.
Rules and standards. Harrisburg. 1915. 20pp. Facsimile. *3668.71

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Pensions. /
AssociaTion de secours mutuels des artistes dramatiques. Annuaire
Année 30, 37-30, 41, 42. Paris. 1869-81. 6 v. in 2. **T 25.19

People, The, I’ve smiled with. Wutper, M. P. 4348.235; **T.57.254
Pepita, Sefiora.

Mémoires de la Sefiora Pepita. Aveux et confidences d’une danseuse.
Traduit de l’espagnol par A. X. Tome 1. Liége. Kornicker &
Gnusé. 1855. 245 pp. ¥**T 99.47

Pepys, Samuel.
McArrz, H. F. Pepys on the Restoration stage. New Haven. 1916.

Portraits. Plates. 4574.191
Wuaeattey, H. B. Samuel Pepys and the world he lived in. Lon-
don. 1880. 24504.53; etc.

Percival, John.

Society for the Suppression of Vice. A few observations in defence
of the scenic exhibitions at the Royalty Theatre, and on the
intolerant censure of the drama in general; contained in the
“Solemn protest” of the Rev. Tho. Thirlwall, in the name of the
Society for the Suppression of Vice. London. Griffiths. 1804.

(3), 42 pp. ** 776.61
Other copies are on shelf-numbers **T.96.50; **T.96.365.

Peregrine Proteus.

Egan, P., the Elder. The life of an actor [Peregrine Proteus]. Lon-

don. 1892. Illus. Colored plates. 2573-143
Pérez Martinez, José V., editor.

Critica dramatica y musical, y biografias de autores, compositores
y artistas. Anales del teatro y de la musica. Afio 1. 1883/84.
Madrid. 1884. ¥**T 26.22

Pérez Pastor, Cristdébal.

Nuevos datos acerca del histrionismo espafiol en los siglos xv1 y
xvi. Madrid. Imprenta de la Revista espafiola. 1901. 418, (1)
pp: 3099a.269

Perfall, Carl, Freiherr von.

Brerzsaum, O. J. Fiinfundzwanzig Jahre Miinchner Hoftheater-
Geschichte. Ein Riickblick auf die fiinfundzwanzigjahrige Amts-
fihrung des Freiherrn Karl von Perfall als Leiter der Miinchner
Hofbithnen. Miinchen. 1892. Portraits. ¥*T 76.25

Péricaud, Jean Louis.
Bibliothéque de Louis Péricaud. Ouvrages sur le thédtre. Partie
I. Vente des 8 et 9 avril 1907. Paris. Jorel. 1907. 34, (1) pp.
**T 65.33
Péricaud, Louis. See Péricaud, Jean Louis.
Pérignon, Eugénie.

Rosine Stoltz, Maxime, Miles Lavoye. [Paris.] 1847. 51 pp. Por-
trait. No. 7 in **M.197.3
Contains a notice of Madame Stoltz only.

Periodicals.

Actors by daylight; or, pencilings in the pit. [Weekly.] Contain-
ing memoirs of the most celebrated London performers. Vol. 1
(no. 1-40, 42-51). London. [1838, 39.] Portraits. ¥*T 26.27

Actors by gaslight, or “Boz” in the boxes. [Weekly.] No. 1-37.
Apr. 21- Dec. 29, 1838. [London. 1838.] Portraits. Plates.

**T 26.14
Aspum des théatres, par Guyot et A. Debacg. Tome 1. Année 1.

Paris. 1837. Plates. **T 24.8
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ArmanacH de “La Rampe.” Actrices parisiennes. [Paris. 1901.]
Portraits. ¥#®T 26.21
ALMANACH des spectacles de Paris. Partie [1-]46. 1751-04, an vit,
1x de la République [1800, o1], 1815. [Paris. 1751-]1815. 50 v.

in 27, Plates. **G,_3568.1; etc.
ALMANACH des spectacles par K. Y. Z. [pseud.]. Année [1-]8. Paris.
[1818-25.] 8 v. Colored portraits. ¥*T 29.18
ALMANACH des spectacles. Année [1-Ji2. Paris. [1822-]1837. 12 v.
**T 20.5

ALtMmanacH des spectacles pour 1852. Année 1. Paris. 1852. Dia-
grams. ¥**T 27.21

Atmanacu des spectacles. Continuant l’ancien Almanach des spec-
tacles (1752 a 1815). [Publié par] Albert Soubies. Année 1874-
QI, 93-1911. Paris. 1875-1912. 37 v. Portraits. Plates. **T.29.2

—— Same. Table. [1874/91.], 1892/1901. Paris. 1892, 1902. 2 v.
Portrait. Plate. ¥*#T 29.3

ALMANACH des théatres. Piéces nouvelles. — Reprises. — Débuts. —
Biographies.—Théatres de la province et de l’étranger.—Nouvelles

dramatiques.—Anecdotes, etc. No. 1. Paris. 1851. ¥*T 29,12
Annates, Les, du théatre et de la musique. Année 1-. 1875 to date.
Paris. Portrait. ¥*T 27.1
Année, L’, littéraire et dramatique. Revue annuelle. Par G. Vapereau.
Année I-11. 1858-68. Paris. 1859-69. II v. **T 07.14

Année théatrale. Almanach pour l’an x. Contenant une notice sur
chacun des théatres de Paris, les acteurs, les piéces nouvelles et
les débuts. Paris. An x.=1801. ¥**T 29.10

ANNEE théatrale, L’. Nouvelles, bruits de coulisses, indiscrétions,
comptes rendus, racontars, etc. Par J. Georges Duval. Année

1-3. Paris. 1875-77. 3 v. **T 27.4
ANNUAIRE des lettres, des arts et des thédtres. [1845/46.] Paris.
1846-1847. Colored portraits. Plates. **T 26.13; etc.
ANNUAIRE dramatique. Année 7-10, 13. Paris. 1811-1817. 5 v. Por-
traits. **T 29.17

ANTI-THEATRE, The. [No. 1-15, February 15—April 4, 1720. By Sir
John Falstaffe, pseud.] (/m The Theatre. Pp. 217-299. London.

1791.) **T 26.23; **G.3824.7
Arcapran, The. [Monthly.] Vol. 1 (no. 1). March 1, 1820. [Lon-
don. 1820.] **T 26.61
ArcHer, W. The theatrical ‘world’ of 1893-97. London. [1804-]
1898. 5 v. **T 27.33

Arcuiy fiir Theatergeschichte. Im Auftrage der Gesellschaft fir
Theatergeschichte herausgegeben von Hans Devrient. Band 1, 2.
Berlin. 1904, 05. 2v. Plate. #§907.12

Arcus; or, the theatrical observer: containing critical, yet impartial
strictures, on the merits and demerits of the principal performers,
of the Theatre Royal, Manchester. No. 1-6. Nov. 24, 1804-Feb.

9, 1805. Manchester. 1804, 05. ¥*T 98.64
Art, L’, du théatre. Revue mensuelle. Année 1, 2. Paris. 1901, 02.
2v. Illus. Portraits. Plates. Plans. **T 21,10

AUTHENTIC memoirs of the green-room; (for 1801-03:) involving
sketches of the performers of the Theatres Royal, Drury-Lane,
Covent-Garden, and the Hay-Market. London. 1801-03. 3 v-
in 2. Portraits. **T 29.19

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AUTHENTIC memoirs of the green-room; including sketches of the
performers of the Theatres Royal, Drury-Lane, Covent-Garden,
and the Haymarket. London. [1814?] Portrait. **T 29,22
—— Same. [1815?] #*®T 29.23
Biiu, The, of the Play. An illustrated record of the chief dramas,
plays, operas bouffe, etc., produced or revived during the year
1881. Edited by J. Higden Thornell. London. [1882.] Illus.

Portraits. **T 96.163
BirMINGHAM Reporter, The; and theatrical review. [Weekly.] Vol.
I (no. I-12). 1823. [Birmingham. 1823.] ¥*T 28.11

BrirMINGHAM Spectator, The, a miscellany of literature, and of
dramatic criticism. [Weekly. No. 1-24. May 29- Nov. 6, 1824.]
Birmingham, 1824. ¥*T 27.23

Bueune und Welt. [Semi-monthly.] Zeitschrift fiir Theaterwesen,
Literatur und Musik, Herausgegeben von H. Stiimcke. Jahrgang
t-17. Berlin. [1898-]1915. 17 v. in 33. Illus. Portraits. Plates.

**T 24.1
Burr MciIntosH Monthly, The. Vol. 1-22. New York. 1903-1910.
22 v.in 21. Illus. Portraits. Plates. ¥*T 23.1

CazBinETt, The; or, monthly report of polite literature. Vol. 1-4.
Feb. 1807— Dec. 1808. London. 1807, 08. 4 v. Portraits.
**T 27.313 etc.
CamEss artistiques. Théatre, littérature, musique, beaux-arts, sport,
finance. Journal hebdomadaire. Rédacteur en chef, Félix Jahyer.
Tome 1-3. Paris: [1880-83.] 3 v. Portraits. ¥#*T 21.6
Caritton théatral, Le. Le pour et le contre de la critique sur les
principales piéces de l’année. [Par] L-—P. Laforét. Saison

théatrale, 1887/88. No. 1-15. Paris. 1889. **T 95.60
Casket, The. No. 58 Mar. 5, 1828. [London.] 1828. Illus.
¥*T 76.175

Casket, The, of literature, science, and entertainment. [Weekly.]
No. 47, 50, 53. Nov. 12, 26, Dec. 17, 1836. [London? 1836.] Illus.

**T 26.55
CatHotic theatre movement, The. [Monthly.] Oct. 5, Nov. 15,
1916—Jan. 15, 1917. [New York. 1916, 17.] **T 75.79

Censeur, Le, dramatique. Ou journal des principaux théatres de
Paris et des départemens. Rédigé par A. B. L. Grimod de la
Reyniére. Tome 1-3. Paris. 1797, 98. 3 v. **G.3562.5; etc.

Cares M. CasHin’s Amusement guide, with theatre diagrams. For
week ending April 26, [1884]. Boston. [1884.] Plans. **T.97.79

Cicerone, The. A record of the drama, music and the fine arts.
[Weekly.] No. 1-24. Sept. 30, 1843- March 9, 1844. [London.]

1843, 44. Illus. Plate. **T 23,11
Craretiz, J. A. A. La vie a Paris. 1880-85, 95-1913. Paris. [1881-]
IQI4. 21 v. ¥*T 27.16

Crown, The, of London, at all the theatres, sights, pleasures, and
amusements. No. [1-]14. [London. 1845.] Illus. Plates.
¥*T 25.26
CotumBINE, The, and weekly review of literature, the sciences, fine
arts, theatricals, &c. No. 1-5, 7-10. July 4-Aug. 1, Aug. 15-
Sept. 19, 1829. [London.] 1829. ¥**T 26.19
CoLumsBine, The, or, dramatic mirror. No. 1, 2, 4, 5, 7, 27. Apr.
24, May 1, 15, 22, 1830; June 18, 1831. [London.] 1830, 31.
**T 26.20
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Comet, The. [Weekly.] By Walter Wildfire [pseud. of J. T. Buck-
ingham]. No. [1-]13. Oct. 19, 1811-Jan. 11, 1812. [Boston.]

1811, 12. **T 26.40
Companion, The. [Weekly.] No. 1-29. Jan. 9—July 23, 1828. [Pub-
lished] By Leigh Hunt. London. 1828. *A 4369.7; etc.

Companion, The, to the theatres and other amusements of Edin-
burgh. [Daily.] Vol. 1 (no. I-19, 21, 22). Sept. 4-29, 1852.

[Edinburgh. 1852.] ¥*T 27,11
Connoisseur, The. [Monthly.] Vol. 2 (no. 10-17), Jan—Aug., 1846.
[London.] 1846. Portraits. Music. **T 93.4

CoNSTITUTIONNEL, Le. Annuaire des lettres, des arts et des théatres,
du journal Le Constitutionnel. 1845-46. Paris. 1846, 47. Plates,
some colored. **M.373.32

Cornucopia, The; or, literary and dramatic mirror, containing a
variety of interesting subjects under the head of miscellanies.
Vol. 1. Sept. 1820- Sept. 1821. London. 1826. Colored plates.

¥**T 27.10

Courier lyrique et amusant, ou passe-temps des toilettes. Par Mme
Dufrénoy. [Bimensuel.] Juin 1, 1786-sept. 1, 1787, oct. 1-déc.
15, 1787. [Paris. 1786, 87.] 2v. in 1. **T 27.13

Courrier des spectacles, de la littérature, des arts et des modes,
pour Paris, les départemens et les pays étrangers. [Quotidien.]
No. 110-286, 622-788. Janvier 1 —juin 30, 1819; juillet 1- décembre

31, 1820. [Paris.] 1819, 20. 2 v. **T 24.10
Court Journal, The. [Weekly.] No. 36-87. 1830. London. 1830.
Portrait. ¥**T 23.16
Covent-GarDEN Theatrical Gazette. No. 69. Dec. 13, 1816. [Lon-
don.] 1816. No. 12 in **G.3823.13
Critic, The: a journal of theatricals, music, and the exhibitions.
No. 1. Oct. 7, 1843. [London. 1843.] **T 26.42

Critic, The. A weekly review of literature, fine arts, and the
drama. Edited by William Leggett. Vol. 1. Nov. 1, 1828- May
2, 1829. New-York. 1828, 29. ¥**T 25.18
Critica dramatica y musical, y biografias de autores, compositores
y artistas. Anales del teatro y de la musica. Por José V. Pérez
Martinez. Afio 1. 1883/84. Madrid. 1884. **T 26.22
Curtain, The; or, English entr’acte, adapted to the use of the royal
Italian operas and all the principal theatres. No. 1-98, 100-149.

[London. 1847.] 3 v. **T 22.5
Cynick, The. [Weekly.] Vol. 1 (no. 1, 2, 4-12). Sept. 21, 28, Oct.
12-—Dec. 12, 1811. Philadelphia. 1812. *#T 28.20
DerutscHErR Bithnen-Almanach. Jahrgang 38. Herausgegeben von A.
Entsch. Berlin. 1874. Portrait. #*T 29.6

Drama, The. A companion to the theatre and concert room. No.
1-7. Oct. 1o—Nov. 21, 1846. [London. 1846.] Illus. Portraits.
**T 24.11

Drama, The: a daily register of histrionic performances on the
Dublin stage; and critical review of general dramatic literature.
Vol. 1 (no. 1-42). Oct. 23-Dec. 10, 1821. Dublin. 1821. Por-
traits. **'T 26.49
Drama, The. A quarterly review of dramatic literature. Editor,
Theodore Ballou Hinckley. Vol. 1-. Chicago. 1911 to date. **T.15.17
Drama, The; or, theatrical pocket magazine. [Monthly.] Vol. 1-7,
new series (vol. 1, 2). London. 1821-26. 9 v. in 6. Portraits.
Plates. **T 29.4; etc.

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Periodicals. (Continued.)

Drama Leacuz, The, of America. Bulletin. [Published irregularly.]
No. 1, 3-32, 34, 35, 37, 38, 40, 40a, 41-62, 64-78. August, I91I-

January, 1917. Boston. 1911-17. ¥*T 62.2
—— Drama League Monthly. Vol. 1, 2 (no. 1-3). April, 1916-
Sept., 1917. [Mount Morris, Ill, etc.] 1916, 17. ¥kT 25.34
Dramatic Almanack for 1871, by J. W. Anson. [London. 1871?]
¥**T 20.15

Dramatic and’ Musical Review. [Weekly.] Vol. 1-4. London.
1842-45. 4 v. Portrait. **M 167.7

Dramatic Censor: or, critical and biographical illustration of the
British stage. [Monthly.] 1811. Involving a correct register of
every night’s performances at our Metropolitan theatres. Edited
by J. M. Williams. London. [1812.] Portrait. #*”T 25,11

-Dramatic Censor, The: or, monthly epitome of taste, fashion and
manners. By Thomas Dutton. Vol. 1-4. London. 1800, of. 4 v.

**T 26.30; etc.

Dramatic Chronicle and Observer, The. [Weekly.] Vol. 1 (no.
1-3). Jan. 4-18, 1870. [London. 1870.] *kT 25,17

Dramatic Correspondent, The, and amateur’s place book. [Weekly.]
No. 13-21. Oct. 18, 1828—Jan. 31, 1829. [London. 1828, 20.]

#*T 27.29

Dramatic Gazette, The; or, weekly record of the stage, music,
public exhibitions, &c. Vol. 1 (no. 1-12). Oct. 9, 1830—Jan. 1,
1831. [London.] 1830, 31. Portrait. **T 24.9

Dramatic Index, The, for 1909-17. Boston. 1910-18. 9 v. **T.65.47

Dramatic Magazine, The, embellished with numerous engravings
of the principal performers. [Monthly.] Vol. 1, 2; 3 (no. 1).
March 1829—Feb. 1831. London. 1829-31. 3 v. in 1. Portraits.

¥#*T 26.29

Dramatic Mirror, The; containing critical remarks upon the
theatrical performances of every night, in the city of Boston,—
with bills of the play. No. 1-36. Jan. 24- March 19, 1829. [Bos-
ton.] 1829. ¥4#K 35.8

Dramatic Mirror, The; containing critical remarks upon the theatrical
performances of every night, in the city of Boston, — with bills
of the play. No. 1-56. Sept. 14—Dec. 8, 1829. [Boston.] 1829.

**T 25.21

Dramatic Mirror, The: a journal of theatrical literature, contributed
by members of the dramatic profession. T. C. Faulkner, editor.
Monthly. Vol. 1 (no. 1). Oct., 1866. New York. [1866.] Por-
traits. **T 26.26

Dramatic Mirror, and literary companion, The. [Weekly.] De-
voted to the stage and the fine arts. Vol. 1, 2 (no. 1). Edited
by James Rees. New York. 1842. 2v.in 3. Portraits. **T.23.5

Dramatic Mirror, The, and review of music and the fine arts.
[Weekly.] Apr. 14-Dec. 9, 1847. [London. 1847.] Portraits.

**T 24.6
Dramatic Mirror Quarterly, The. Edited by Harrison Grey Fiske.
Vol. 1 (no. 1). June, 1890. New York. 1890. #*T 25.8

Dramatic Notes. A year-book of the stage. 1879, 1880/81-84/85,
89-92. London. 1879-02. 8v.in 5. Illus. Portraits. **T.26.38
Dramatic peerage, The, 1891. Personal notes and professional
sketches of the actors and actresses of the London stage. Com-
piled by Erskine Reid and Herbert Compton. London. [1891.]
**T 28.6

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Periodicals. (Continued.)
Dramatic Register for 1851-53. London. [1852-54.] 3v.in1. Illus.

Plate. **T 27.28
Dramatic Review, The. [Weekly.] No. 1-8. Mar. 15-May 3,
1848. [London. 1848.] **T 04.12

Dramatic Review, The. [Weekly.] Vol. 6, no. 38; 7, no. 4,6. May
26, October 6, 20, 1900. Boston. Ig00. Illus. Portraits. Plates.
**T 23.18
Dramatic Spectator, The. Edited by Poz, Quiz & Company. No. 1-
10. July 29—-September 30, 1837. Edinburgh. 1837.
No. 1 in **G,3821.24
Dramatic Year, The. 1887/88. Brief criticisms of important theatrical
events in the United States. With a sketch of the season in Lon-
don by William Archer. Edited by Edward Fuller. London.
1888. ¥**T 27.19
Dramatic Year Book, The, for the year ending December 31st, 1891.
An annual chronicle of the drama in Great Britain, France, United
States of America and Australasia, and stage directory for the
United Kingdom. Edited by Charles S$. Cheltnam. London.
1892. Portraits. ¥**T 25.23
Dramatist, The. A journal of dramatic technology. Edited by
Luther B. Anthony. Quarterly. Vol. 1-. Oct., 1909 to date.

Easton, Penna. Portraits. **T 26.8; etc.
Dustin Inquisitor, The, for 1821. [Monthly.] Vol. 1, 2. London.
1821. ¥*T 26.28
EpinsurcH Dramatic Review, The. [Daily.] Vol. 1-9. Oct. 7, 1822-
July 6, 1824. Edinburgh. 1822-24. 9 v. Portrait. ¥#*T 27.202

EpinpurcH Theatrical and Musical Review. Published weekly. No.
13-15, 16 (quarterly supplement), 18-20, 23-20, 31, 33, 34. [Edin-

burgh. 1835.] 17 nos. ¥**T 98.77
EpinspurcH Theatrical Censor, The. [Weekly.] No. 1-12. [Edin-
burgh. 1803.] #*T 28.8
EpinsurcH Theatrical Observer, and musical review, The. [Daily.]
Vol. 1. July 15 to Dec. 31, 1823. Edinburgh. 1823. **T 27.12
Encore annual, The. 1894. Edited by Edward Lawrance and Charles
Douglas Stuart. London. [1894.] Portraits. ¥*T 93.15

EncLiscHE Studien. Organ fiir englische Philologie. Herausgegeben
von Johannes Hoops. Band 1-48. Leipzig [etc.]. 1877-1915. 48
v. in 40. *2487.62

Entr’acte Annual, The. 1873, 74, 76, 7809. Compiled by W. H.
Combes. Illustrated by Alfred Bryan. London. 1873-99. 25 v.
in 8. Illus. Portraits. Plates. ¥*T 25.5

Era, The. [Weekly.] Vol. 31 (no. 1571), 33 (no. 1700-1720)-78, 80.
Nov. 1, 1868; April 23, 1871-Aug., 1915; Sept., 1916—Aug., 1918.
[London.] 1868-1918. 47 v. and unbound parts. Illus. Por-

traits. *N.1660.1
Era Almanack and Annual, The. [London. 1868-1913.] 46 v. in 15.
Portraits. **T 26.7
Etat actuel de la musique du roi, et des trois spectacles de Paris.
[1775.] A Paris. 1775. Plate. *€T 29.16

Ficaro-Modes, Les. A la ville—au théatre—arts décoratifs. Publica-
tion mensuelle. 1901-06. Paris. 1901-06. 6 v. Illus. Portraits.

Plates. *6000.28

Foorticuts. [Weekly.] A clean paper for the theatre goer. Vol. 1
(no.20). Oct. 5, 1895. Philadelphia. [1895.] Illus. **T 92.6
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Periodicals. (Continued.)

Freuny’s Daily. Vol. 1. Nov. 25, 1882- May 17, 1883. New York.
1882, 83. MM 15.2
Freunn’s Music and Drama. Vol. 1-16. November to, 1883-October
24, 1891. New York. 1883-91. 16 v. Illus. Portraits. Plates.
*4040a.201

Gatiery of players. [Quarterly.] No. 1-9, 11. From The Illus-
trated American. New York. 1894[-97]. Portraits. ¥*T 52.9
GESELLSCHAFT fiir Theatergeschichte. Kleine Schriften. Heft 1.
Berlin. 1906. *6907.11
Guascow Dramatic Review, The, containing original essays on sub-
jects connected with the drama and the stage. Also, critical
notices of the performances at the Glasgow theatres. [Fort-
nightly.] No. 1-54. Nov. 13, 1844-July 8, 1846. Glasgow. 1844-

5-6. Plate. **T 26.16
GREEN Room Book, The, or, Who’s who on the stage. New York
[& London. 1906-09]. 4 v. Portraits. *ET 27,15

Harieguin, The. A journal of the drama. [Weekly.] Conducted
by [John Timbs]. No. 1-9. May 16-July 11, 1829. London.

1829. Illus. Portrait. **T 26.18
Have at you all. or, the Drury-Lane Journal. [No. 1. Jan. 16, 1752.]
Continued every Thursday. London. 1752. ¥*T 26.25

Henry Butter’s Theatrical Directory and dramatic almanack. 1860.
Edited by John A. Heraud. London. 1860. Map. **T.98.109; etc.
Hus Tueatre Bulletin. Published weekly. Vol. 5. 1807/98. Boston.
1897, 98. Plans. #*T 21.2
‘Iconocast, The. (The man who pays.) A publication with the
truth-habit. [Weekly.] Vol. 3 (no. 6-8, 10); 5 (6); 6, (5, 7, 8).
July 8-22, August 5, 1905, January 6, March 31, April 14-21, 1906.
Boston. 1905, 06. 8 parts. Illus. Portraits. #*T 24,15
Inter, The, and breakfast-table companion; a new and fashionable
journal of literature, fine arts, satire and the stage. [Weekly.]
Vol. 1-3. London. 1837-39. 3 v.in 2. Plates. **T 26.12
Ittustratep Rambler, The, and dramatic weekly. Vol. 1 (no. 5-26);
2 (1-3). Feb. 22—Aug. 30, 1879. New York. 1879. 2 v. in 1.
IlNus. Portraits. Plates. **T 22.4
IttustrateD Review, The. A weekly journal of literature, drama,
music, art. Jan. 1-June 24, 1874. New series, vol. 1. London.
1874. Illus. Portraits. Plates. ¥*T 22.6
IntustratTep Sporting & dramatic news, The. A high-class weekly
journal of sports, art, literature, music and the drama. Vol. 1, 2.
London. 1874, 75. 2 -v. Illus. Portraits. Plates. **T 27.3
—— Same. Vol. 17-35, 40-42. 1882-04. *N.2090.1
Ittustré théatral, L’. Paraissant le samedi. Année 1, 2 (no. 1-23).
Nov. 21, 1896—juin 26, 1897. Paris. 1896, 97. Illus. Portraits.

Plates. #*T 22.9
INDEPENDANCE musicale et dramatique. Directeur: Ernest Thomas.
Année I, 2 (no. 19). Paris. 1887, 88. #*M 135.14
InpepenpeNT Theatrical Observer, The. [Daily.] Vol. 10 (no. 33);
11 (no. 2, 8). [Dublin. 1822.] ¥*T 28.15

InDICATEUR dramatique ou almanach des théatres de Paris, contenant
les noms et demeures des administrateurs, artistes, musiciens, etc.
L’analyse des piéces nouvelles et les débuts qui ont eu lieu
pendant l’an vi [1797/98]. A Paris. An vir [1798?]. ¥**T 29.13

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Periodicals. (Continued.)

InpicaTEuR général, L’, des spectacles de Paris, des départemens de
la France et des principales villes étrangéres. Par A*** et D*¥**,

Année 3. Paris. 1821/22. ¥*T 28.1
Jaureucn fiir das deutsche Theater. Von Joseph Kirschner. Jahr-
gang 2. 1878/79. Leipzig. 1880. ¥*T 25.10
Joannipts, A. La Comédie-frangaise, 1901-14. Paris. 1902-15. 14 v.
* 4671.84; etc.

Lincotn Dramatic Censor, The. No. 1. Oct. 21, 1809. Lincoln.
1809. No. 10 in **G.3824.6

Literary Exposé, The, and fashionable proteus. A new series, con-
tinued from No. 6, of The Literary Humbug; or, weekly take-in.
No. 1-13. May 14-—Sept. 10, 1823. London. 1823. Illus.

¥*T 26.32

Literary Magnet, The; or, monthly journal of the belles lettres,

from January to July, 1828. New series. London. 1828. Plates.
**T 96.31

LiverrooL Dramatic Censor, The, or theatrical recorder; containing
strictures on actors, and a critical analysis of every popular
dramatic composition represented at the Theatre Royal. Vol. 1.
Liverpool. 1806. Plates. ¥**T 29.7

Liverpoot Theatrical Investigator, The, and review of amusements.
Vol. 1 (no. 3-5, 7-15, 18, 21, 24-28, 30-79, 103, 104, 126); 2 (1-20,
22-26). May 31, 1821—Nov. 23, 1822. [Liverpool.] 1821, 22.

#kT 27.5

Lonpon Sketch-Book, The. [Monthly.] Vol. 1, 2. Jan. 1874-June
1875. London. 1874, 75. Illus. Portraits. Plates. ¥*T 25.13
Looxine Glass, The; or, daily theatrical mirror. No. 2, 3. Aug. 16,
17, 1832. [Liverpool. 1832.] ¥*T 26.44

Lorenette, La. Revue des théatres, courrier des salons, journal des
artistes. [Deux fois par semaine.] Vol. 1 (no. 1-28). 12 décem-
bre, 1841-17 mars, 1842. Nouvelle-Orléans. 1841, 42. **T.23.3

Lyon théatre. Journal paraissant tous les dimanches. Littérature—
beaux-arts — musique — biographies — nouvelles. Année 2. 1874.
Lyon. 1874. Portraits. ¥*T 21.8

Lyre, The; a musical and theatrical register. [Edited by J. W.
Hudson.] Vol.1, 2. [London.] 1841. 2v. Portraits. **M.122.21

Macaroni, Scavoir vivre, and theatrical magazine, The. Oct. 1772-
Dec., 1773. London. 1772. Portraits. Plates. **T 26.52

Man, The, in the Moon. [Weekly.] Consisting of essays and
critiques on the politics, morals, manners, drama, &c. of the
present day. No. 1-24. Nov. 12, 1803—Jan. 28, 1804. London.
1804. **T 26,10

Mancuester Dramatic and Musical Review, The. [Weekly.] No. 1,
2, 4-12, 12 (supplement), 13-16, 16 (supplement), 17-28, 28 (sup-
plement), 20-43. Nov. 14, 1846-Sept. 4, 1847. [Manchester]
1846, 47. **T 26.39

Mask, The: a humorous and fantastic review of the month. Edited
by Alfred Thompson and Leopold Lewis. Vol. 1. Feb.—Dec.,
1868. London. 1868. vi, 375 pp. Illus. Portraits. Plates.

**T 24.5
Masx, The: a quarterly journal of the art of the theatre. Vol. 6
(no. 1). Florence, Italy. 1913. Illus. Plates. *kT 25.31

MémortaL dramatique, ou almanach théatral pour l’an 1807-1818.
Année 1-12. Paris. [1807-]1818. 12 v. in 7. Portraits.
**G,3578.1; etc.

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Periodicals. (Continued.)

Mita, Italy. Theatres. TEaTRO DELLA Scata. I. R. Teatro alla Scala.
Almanacco. 1826. Milano. [1825.] Colored plates. Colored
portraits. **T 29.24

Mirror, The, of Literature, amusement, and instruction: containing
original essays, anecdotes, &c. [Weekly.] Vol. 1-10 and odd
numbers. 1822-1837. London. 1824-37. 11 v. Illus. Portraits.

**T 26.1

Mirror, The, of Taste, and dramatic censor. Vol. 1-4. [Monthly.]
Philadelphia. 1810, 11. 4 v. Portraits. Plates. **T 26.345 etc.

Mirror, The, of the Stage, and New theatrical inquisitor. [Fort-
nightly.] Vol. 3 (no. 2-12); 4 (no. 20). Aug. 25, 1823-Jan. 5,
July 5, 1824. London. [1823, 24.] Colored portrait. **T.26.56

Mo.iériste, Le. Revue mensuelle. Publiée par Georges Monval.
Année 1-10. Paris. 1879-89. Io v. Illus. Portrait. Plates.
Plan. **T 26.6

Monpe dramatique, Le, histoire des théatres anciens. Revue des
spectacles modernes. [Hebdomadaire.] Tome 1-7. Paris. 1835-
38. 7 v. Illus. Portraits. Plates. **T 25,15

Montuty Mirror, The: reflecting men and manners. With strictures
on their epitome, the stage. Vol. 1-22; new series, 1-8. London.
[1795-]1810. 30 v. Portraits. Plates. ¥*T 26.3

Movine Picture World. The organ of the photo play and allied
interests. Vol. 8 (no. 1); vol. 24-. January 7, 1911; April, 1916
to date. New York. *4071.247

Music and Drama. A review of the stage, art, literature and
society. [Weekly.] Vol. 1-7 (no, I-12, 16-20). Jan. 7, 1882-
Sept. 22, Nov. 3-—Dec. 1, 1883. New York. 1882, 83. 7 v. in 3.

Illus. Portraits. Plates. *4040a.200
Musicat & Dramatic Review, The. [Weekly.] No. 1-14. Mar. 5-
June 4, 1864. [London.] 1864. **T 24.3
New Evenine Theatrical Observer; with bills of the play. [Daily.]
No. 10. Jan. 1, 1830. [London.] 1830. **T 25.28

New York Amusement Gazette. [Weekly.] Dramatic, musical,
athletic, social, literary. Vol. 1-12; 13 (no. I, 33-39, 41-52); 14,
18, 16 (1, 19-25); 17 (1-10); 18 (1). New York. 1885-091. 18 v.
in 4. Portraits. Plans. ¥#*T 23,13

New York Clipper. [Weekly.] The oldest American sporting and
theatrical journal. Vol. 30 (no. 35)-—31 (no. 36). November 18,
1882-—November 24, 1883. New York. 1882, 83. 2 v. Illus.
Portraits. *N.1409.6

New York Clipper Annual for 1875-99, 1901. Containing theatrical,
musical, and sporting chronologies, aquatic and athletic perform-
ances, etc. New York. 1874-1901. 7 v. Illus. Portraits. Plates.

*8007.11
New York Dramatic Mirror, The. [Weekly.] Vol. 62-. July, 1909
to date. New York. Illus. Portraits. #*T 22,2

New York Dramatic News. [Weekly.] Vol. 12; 13; 15 (no. 4-26);
16-21; 22 (no. 2-26); 23; 24 (no. I-24); 25; 26; 29 (no. I-II, 13-
22); 30 (no. 6-17, 19-27, 29, 30); 33 (no. 2-4, 6-10, 12, 14-26); 34
(no. 1-4). Mar. 26, 1881- Dec. 26, 1891. New York. 1881-01.

18 v. in ro. Illus. Portraits. eT 21.1

Nowan’s Theatrical Observer. [Daily.] Jan 26, 1822-Jan. 28, 1823.

[Dublin. 1822, 23.] 8 v. in 1. Portraits. #eT 28.17
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Periodicals. (Continued.)

OsservaTEuR, L’, des spectacles, ou anecdotes théatrales. [Bimen-
suel.] Tome I, 2, 3. (no. 13). Ouvrage périodique par M. de
Chevrier. A La Haye. 1762. 2v. Plates. ¥*T 28.21

—— Same. Suite de l’?Observateur des spectacles. [Hebdomadaire.]
Année 1763. No. 1-13. Jan. 4-mars 20, 1763. A Amsterdam.
1764. **T 28,22

Opera Box, The. [Programmes, plots and criticisms of operas
produced at Her Majesty’s theatre. Usually published three
times a week. London.] 1849-51. 218 nos. in 3 v. Plan.

**N 419.28

Opera Grass, The. A musical and dramatic magazine. [Monthly.]

Vol. 1-5. Boston. 1894-98. 5 v. in 3. Illus. Portraits. Plates.
**T 25.9

Opera Gtiass, The; a series of criticisms on the performances of the
Glasgow stage. [Weekly.] No. 1-27 and Appendix. Dec. 10,
1829 —June 5, 1830. Glasgow. 1830. ¥**T 28.9

Oprra-Gtass, The: a weekly musical and theatrical miscellany. Vol.
I (no. 1-26, 28, 29); 2 (no. 1-25). Apr. 10, 1840—Apr. 16, 1841.
Edinburgh. 1840, 41. **T 25.29

Opera Gtass, The, for peeping into the microcosm of the fine arts,
and more especially of the drama. [Weekly.] No. 1-26. Oct. 2,
1826 — Mar. 24, 1827. {London.] 1826, 27. FET 24.4

Opinion, L’, du parterre, ou revue de tous les théatres de Paris.
Année 2, 4, 10. An xiii [1805], 1807, 1813. Paris. [1805-]13. 3 v.

** M.109b.6

OricinaL Theatrical Observer, The. [Daily.] Apr. 18-Aug. 13,
1822. [Dublin. 1822.] 3 v. in 1. ¥**T 28.16
Owt, The. [Weekly.] No. 1-24. Apr. 9-Oct. 29, 1831. [London.]
1831. Portraits, mostly colored. #*T 26.63

Oxserry’s Dramatic biography, or the green-room spy. Vol. 1-6.
New series, vol. 1, 2. London. 1825-27. 8 v. in 7. Portraits.
**T 59.54; etc.
Oxserry’s Theatrical Inquisitor, or monthly mirror of the drama.
London. 1828. Portrait. Plate. **'T 209.11
Paris-PortRAIT. Collection de Paris-portrait: ancien Paris-théatre.
[Hebdomadaire.] Publication littéraire et artistique contenant
les portrait & les biographies des célébrités contemporaines.
Année 1-7. Paris. 1873-80. 7 v. in 4. Portraits. **T 21.5
ParTerRE, The, of fiction, poetry, history, and general literature.
[Weekly.] No. 133-140. Jan. 7- Feb. 25, 1837. [London. 1837.]

Illus. ¥*T 26.41
Pic Nic, The. Vol. 1, 2. [Jan. 8—-Apr. 9, 1803.] London. 1803. 2 v.
¥*T 28.7

Prayers, The: a dramatic, musical and literary journal. Vol. 1; 2; 3
(no. 54-78); 4 (no. 80-82). Jan. 2, 1860-July 20, 1861. [London.]
1860, 61. 4 v. in 1. Portraits. **T 22.7

Praycorr, The. [Monthly.] No. 11-20, 27, 28. Aug. 15, 1902—- Mar.
1904. London. 1902-04. 12 nos.iniv. Illus. Portraits. Plates.
Plans. #*T 25.12

Praycorrs’ Magazine, The. A monthly magazine for all players and
playgoers. Edited by Paul Vedder. Vol. 1 (no. 1-[3]). [Jan—-
Mar. 1888.] London. [1888.] Illus. Portraits. Plates. **T.96.274

Praycorrs’ Pocket-Book, The. The dramatic year, 1886, 87. With
descriptions and illustrations of all the new plays of the year;

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Periodicals. (Continued.)
copies of many of the play-bills, and a complete record of
dramatic events. By Paul Vedder. London. [1887, 88.] 2 v.
in 1. Illus. Portraits. Plates. ¥*T 28,125 etc.
Praycorrs’ Year-Book, The, for 1888. Story of the stage the past
year, with especial reference to Boston. By Charles E. L. Win-
gate. Boston, Mass. [1888.] Illus. Portraits Plates. **T.25.24
Premiéres, Les, illustrées. Notes et croquis. Saison théatrale,
1881/82-83/84, 85/86-87/88. [Année 1-3, 5-7.] Paris. [1882-88.]
6 v. Illus. Portraits. Plates. ¥*T 23,14
PrompTer, The; a weekly miscellany, devoted to public amusements.
[June 1, 1850-Aug. 5, 1850.]) Edited by Cornelius Mathews.

[New York.] 1850. Portraits. **T 27.35; etc.
Prompter, The, and Scottish dramatic review. Vol. 1; 2 (no. 1).
Nov. 12, 1842-— May 20, 1843. Edinburgh. 1842, 43. **T 27.25
Prompter, The; or, theatrical investigator. [Weekly.] No. [1-]19.
Manchester. [1815, 16.] ¥**T 28.10

Prompter’s whistle, The. A weekly miscellany, devoted to public
amusements. Edited by the man behind the curtain [Cornelius
Mathews]. Aug. 31, 1850—Sept. 28, 1850. [New York.] 1850.
Portraits. **T 27.36; etc.

Psycue, The. A magazine of belles lettres, the drama, poetry,
music, and the fine arts. Monthly. No. 4. May, 1840. London.

1840. Colored portrait. **T 97.188
Ramsiers’ Magazine, The, and New-York theatrical register. 1800/
‘10. Vol. 1. New-York. [1810.] Portrait. #*T 28.19
Ramps illustrée, La. [Hebdomadaire.] Année I (no. I-9), Jan—

mars 1890. Paris. 1890. Portraits. Plates. Plans. **T 25.20
Recueiy d’anecdotes & curiosités de toutes sortes sur la littérature,

le théatre, la galanterie, etc. Paris. 1871. **T 96.348
Revue d’art dramatique. [Semi-monthly.] Tome 1-16, 29-32. 1886-

80, 93. Paris. 1886-93. 20 v. **T 25.4
Revue des livres et du théatre. Année 13, n° 311, 313-315, 317.

Directeur: H. Le Soudier. Paris. 1893, 94. ¥7221.51

Revuz générale des théatres de Londres et de Paris, ou journal
historique, critique, et littéraire, des piéces les ‘:plus remarquables,
représentées sur les différens théatres des deux capitales. [Bimen-
suelle.] Année 1819. [No. 1-6.] Londres. 1819. ¥*T 26.31

Roscius, The, consisting of original memoirs of the principal actors
and actresses; strictures on the drama, and its interests; original
essays, green-room gossips, anecdotes, &c. [Vol. 1 (no. 1-5, 7).
Jan. 4—Aug. 9, 1825.] London. [1825.] Portraits. ¥ET 27.26

Saturpay Programme, The, and sketch-book. [Weekly.] (With
which is incorporated the Figaro-Programme.) Vol. 1-5. 1874-
76. London. 1874-76. 5 v. Illus. Portraits. Plates. **T.25.14

Scine, La. Revue des succés dramatiques. Vol. 1 (no. I-19, 21-24).
Rédacteur: E. Grand. Paris. 1877-81. Illus. Colored plates.

#®T 22.8

Scene Shifter, The, or dramatic indicator and panorama of life as

it is. [Weekly.] Vol. 1 (no. 1-3). Nov. 27-Dec. 11, 1848.

[London.] 1848. Illus. Portraits. **T 23.9
Scrap Boox. [Weekly.] New series, no. 1-4. Apr. 23-May 14,
1831. [London.] 1831. Illus. ; **'T 26.43

Srason, The. [Weekly.] An independent critical journal. Vol. 1, 2
(no. 1-13). Oct. 8, 1870-Apr. 1, 1871. New York. 1870, 71.
Illus. Portraits. **T 21.9

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Société de histoire du théatre. Bulletin. No. 1-8. 1902, 03. Paris.
1902, 03. 4v. Illus. Portraits. Plates. Maps. Plans. **T.2q.2
Sorrfes parisiennes, Les, de [1874,] 1876-84. Par Un monsieur de
Vorchestre (Arnold Mortier). Paris. 1875-85. 10 v. Plates.
¥*T 07,2
Spectateur, Le. Revue théatrale, littéraire et artistique. [Heb-
domadaire.] Rédacteur en chef: Jules de Clerville. No. 1-15.
Dec. 2, 1875 - mars 9, 1876. Paris. 1875, 76. **T 07.7
Sportinc Pilot, The, and the Age, theatrical, musical, and sporting.
[Weekly.] Vol. [1,] 2 (no. 23-27). Apr. 2-Oct. 1, 1864. [Lon-
don. 1864.] Illus. Portraits. **T 21.4
Sours, The: a granulation of wit, satire, and amusement. [Weekly.]
No. 1-29. June 4—December 10, 1842. London. 1842. Illus.
“ #*eT ony
Sours, The; being a satire on passing events in Lancashire.
[Weekly.] No. 26, 27. Jan. 26, Feb. 2, 1833. [Manchester. 1833.]
**T 26.60
StacE, The. Edited by Roland Burke Hennessy. [Weekly.] Vol.
II, no. 1. December 24, 1904. [New York.] 1904. Illus. Por-

traits. **T 23.17
Stacr, The: a weekly magazine of generalities, and a special guide
to the sights of London. 1-14. London. 1849. **T 24.13
Stacz, The; or theatrical inquisitor. [Monthly? London. 1828?]
Portrait. Plate. **T 29.9; etc.
Stace Year Book, The. 1908-11, 13-17. Edited by Lionel Carson.
London. 1908-17. 9 v. Illus. Portraits. Plates. **T 26.9

Stace-Manacer, The; a weekly journal of music and the drama. Vol.
I (no. 1-4, 620); New series (no. 4, 5, 7-0, 11, 12). [London.]

1849. 2v.in1. Illus. Portraits. ¥*T 23.6
Stratrorp Theatrical Review, and stage reporter. No.1. Dec. 10,
1827. [Stratford.] 1827. No. 2 in **G,3821.24

Surrey Dramatic Spectator, The: or, critical remarks on the daily
performances, with the bills of the play. Vol, 1 (no. 79). Jan,

30, 1828. [London.] 1828. **T 26.17
TasLeau, Le, des théatres, almanach nouveau. Pour l’année 1750.
A Paris. 1750. No. 1 in **G.3568.1.1

Tater, The, a miscellany of literature, fine arts, music, and
theatricals. Edited by R. Seton. [Tri-weekly.] New series,
no. 1-56, 58, 59. April 2-October 6, 1832. London. 1833.

: ¥*T 25.30

Tueatre, The. A monthly review and magazine. July 1877- Dec.
1897. London. 1877-1897. 41 v." Illus. Portraits. Plates. Plans.

**T 25,1

Tueatre, The. [Monthly.] Vol. 1-. New York. 1901 to date.
Illus. Portraits. Plates. **T 22,1
Tueatre, The. [Semi-monthly.] Vol. 1. Dec. 1, 1851-May 15,
1852. Edinburgh. 1851, 52. ¥**T 27.32
TuHeatre, The. [Weekly.] Vol. 1 (no. 1-4). Oct. 4-25, 1828. [Lon-
don.] 1828. **T 26.46

THEATRE, The. [Weekly.] An illustrated magazine of drama, music,
art. Deshler Welch, editor. Vol. 1-6; 7 (no, 1-18). Mar. 20,
1886 — Mar. 2, 1891. New York. 1886-00. 7 v. Illus. Portraits.
Plates. Plans. Music. **T'25.2; etc.

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Tueatre, The; or, dramatic and literary mirror. [Fortnightly.] Vol.
I (no. 1-14); 2 (no. 1 [i, e. 15]-23). Feb. 20-Oct. 30, 18109.
London. 1819. 2 v. in 1. Colored portraits. **T 26.53; etc.

Tueatre, The, by Sir Richard Steele. [No. 1-28, January 2—April 5,
1720.] To which are added, the Anti-Theatre; The character of
Sir John Edgar; &c. Illustrated with literary and historical
anecdotes by John Nichols. London. 1791. Portrait.

**T 26.23; etc.

TuEAtre, Le. Revue bi-mensuelle. No. 1-4. Décembre 1, 1874-
janvier 15, 1875. Paris. 1874, 75. Illus. Portrait. Plates.

**T 23.8

TuéAtre, Le. Revue bimensuelle illustrée. Année 1-17. Paris.

[1898-1914.] 17 v. in 29. Illus. Portraits. Plates. Music.

**T 22.3

Tueatre Annual, The. Edited by Clement Scott. London. 1884-88.
5 v. in 1. Portraits. ¥*T 25.3
Tueatre Arts Magazine. [Quarterly.] Vol. 1-. November, 1916
to date. [Detroit.] Plates. ¥*T 25,35
TueatricaL Censor, The. [Semi-weekly.] No. 1-17. Dec. 9, 1805-
Mar. 3, 1806. [Philadelphia. 1805, 06.] Plate. ¥*T 26.58
TueatricaL Censor, The. [Weekly.] No. 1-6. May 24-June 28,
1828. [Manchester. 1828.] **T 98.66
TueatricaL Censor, The, and musical review. No. 1-28. Oct. 1-
Nov. 29, 1828. Philadelphia. 1828. ¥*T 25.22

TueatricaL Chronicle, and dramatic review; with notes of London
life. [Weekly.] Vol. [1] (no. [1-]20); 2 (1-10); 3 (9, 19-21, 23-
25, 34, 36); 5 (2-6, 9-13). London. 1841-48. 4 v. in 2, Portraits.

¥*T 23.7

TuHeatricaL Critique. [Nov. 7, Dec. 10, 1829. Newcastle. 1829.]
**T 26.47

TuHeatricaAL Examiner, The, for Sheffield. [Weekly.] Vol. 1. Oct.
28, 1824-—Jan. 24, 1825. Sheffield. 1825. ¥**T 27.243 etc.

TuHeatricAL Examiner, The: or, critical remarks on the daily per-
formances, with the bills of the play. Vol. 6 (no. 294); 7 (3, 17,
22, 56, 131, 156, 187); 8 (70, 128, 172). [London.] 1828-30.

¥**T 26.11

‘TueatricaL Guardian, The. Mar. 5—Apr.9, 1791. No. 1-6. (To be
continued weekly.) London. 1791. , ¥*T 24.7
TueatricaL Inquisitor, The. [Monthly.] April, 1818. London.
1818. #*T 26.54
— Same. Jan.—June, 1820. *#K 34.10

THEATRICAL Inquisitor, The, and monthly mirror. Vol. 1-4. [Sept.
1812—June, 1814.] London. 1812-14. 4 v. Portraits. **T.26.36
TueatricaL John Bull, The. [Weekly. Vol. 1. May 29- Oct. 16.
1824. Birmingham.] 1825. **T 28.4
TueatricaL Journal, The. [Weekly.] Vol. 3 (no. 107, 116, 117); 4
(171-192, 195-204, 206-211); 5 (212-220, 222-232, 246-253, 256-259,
261-263); 20-28. [London. 1842-67.] 12 v. in 5. ¥**T 25.16
TueatricaL Looker-On, The. [Weekly.] Vol. 1 (no. 2-25); 2.
Birmingham. 1822, 23. 2 v. Plate. ¥*T 28.13; etc.
TueratricAL Mince Pie, The, entirely original. Vol. 1 (no. 1-8).
Jan. 1-Feb. 19, 1825. London. 1825. ¥*T 28.3
TueratricaL Mirror, The; or, daily bills of the performances. Vol.
1 (no. 1-36). Oct. 1-Nov. 10, 1827. [London. 1827.] Illus.
Portraits. **T 26.57
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**T 28,14
THEATRICAL Observer, The: and daily bills of the play. Nov. 3, 1821-
June 30, 1876. [Incomplete. London.] 1821-76. 53 v. **T.26.2
TuHeEatRicaL Programme, The, and Entr’acte. [Weekly.] No. 1-8.

June 4-—July 23, 1849. [London.] 1849. **T 26.24
TueatricaL Recorder, The: by Thomas Holcroft. Vol. 1, 2. Lon-
don. 1805, 06. Portraits. Plates. ¥**T 26.51
TueatricAL Repertory, The; or, weekly Rosciad. No. 1-26. Sept.
19, 1801— Mar. 29, 1802. [London.] 1801, 02. **T'26.66
THEATRICAL Review, The. Jan.— Mar. 1807. [Monthly. London.]
1807. ¥**T 26.33
TueatricaL Rod, The! A weekly journal of the stage, literature,
and general amusement. No. 1-3. [London. 1831.] ¥**T 26.59
THEATRICAL Tattler, The. Vol. 1, no. 3. May 1, 1830. Birmingham.
1830. No. 4 in **G.3942.15; etc.

THEATRICAL Times, The. A weekly magazine of Provincial, Con-
tinental, American, Metropolitan theatricals. Vol. 1-3. June 13,
1846 — Dec. 30, 1848. London. 1847, 48. 3 v. Portraits. **T.25.6

TuesPian, The. Vol. 1 (no. 3, 15, 60). Aug. 3, 15; Oct. 11, 1821.

[Liverpool.] 1821. **T 98.55
Tuespian, The. Vol. 1 (no. 2). Jan. 13, 1823. Bristol. 1823.
*8T 26.45

Tuespian, The, and dramatic record: a journal especially designed
to promote the interests of the British stage. [Weekly.] No.
1-15. Apr. 29-Aug. 5, 1857. [London. 1857.] Portraits.

**T 24.14

‘THEsPIAN Magazine, The, and literary repository. [Monthly.] Vol.
1-3. June 1792—Sept. 1794. London. 1793, 94. 3 v. Portraits.
Plates. **T 26.35; etc.

TuespraN Monitor, The, and dramatick miscellany. Vol. 1 (no.
1-4). Nov. 25-—Dec. 16, 1809. By Barnaby Bangbar [pseud.].
Philadelphia. 1809. **T 28.18

Tuespian Oracle, or monthly mirror, consisting of original pieces
and selections from performances of merit, relating chiefly to
the most admired dramatic compositions, and interspersed with
theatrical anecdotes. Vol. 1 (no. 1). [Jan. 1798.] Philadelphia.
1798. Portrait. **T 26.62

Tuespian Sentinel, The; or, theatrical vade-mecum. [Daily.] Vol.
I, 2, 3 (no. 1-40). Sept. 26, 1825 — Mar. 3, 1826. London. 1825, 26.

#*T 27.9
ToucuHsTonE; or, the new era. [Weekly.] Vol. 1,2. [London. 1877,
78.) 2v. Plates. **T 21.7

Townsman, The. No. 1-24; (to be continued occasionally). Ad-
dressed to the inhabitants of Manchester, on theatricals. Man-
chester. [1803-05.] **T 26.65; etc.

Unper the Clock. A weekly journal for playgoers. No. 1-40, 46,
49. Jan. 30, 1884-Jan. 3, 1885. London. 1884, 85. Portraits.

**T 23.2
Union Pilot, The, and co-operative intelligencer. Vol. 1 (no. 2).
Jan, 21, 1832. [Manchester.] 1832. ¥**T 26.48

UNIVERSAL musical and dramatic directory. 1913. The English
edition of the Annuaire des artistes. English section giving all
particulars of the music and dramatic trades and professions in

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Periodicals. (Continued.)
Gt. Britain and Ireland. London. 1913. Illus. Portraits. Plates.

Plans. * 4041.99
Variety. [Weekly.] Vol. 33-. Dec. 1913 to date. New York.
Portraits. **T 22.10

WeeEKLy Dramatic Register, The: a concise history of the London
stage for 1825-27. Compiled from The Theatrical Observer. Vol.

1-3. London. 1825-27. 3 v. **T 26.15; etc.
WEEKLY Review, The, and dramatic critic. Vol. 1-3. Edinburgh.
1852, 53. **T 27.6

WEEKLY Theatrical Reporter, The, and Music Hall review. No.

1-14. Dec. 14, 1867 - Mar. 14, 1868. [London.] 1867, 68. **T.23.10
Perrault, Charles. ,

Jean-Baptiste Poquelin de Moliére. (Jn Poulet-Malassis, Paul E. A.,
editor. Moliére jugé par ses contemporains. Pp. 139-148. Paris. 1877.)
Another copy is on shelf-number *4649a.55. ¥**T 59.13

Perrie, George W.

Buckskin Mose [pseud.]; or, life from the Lakes to the Pacific, as
actor, circus-rider, detective, ranger, gold-digger, Indian scout
and guide. Written by himself. Edited, and with illustrations
by C. G. Rosenberg. New York. Hinton. 1873. 285 pp. Plates.

*2349a.149
Perrin, Emile César Victor.

Etude sur la mise en scéne. Lettre 4 M. Francisque Sarcey. Paris.
Quantin. 1883. 88 pp. *€T 95.59

Toast porté dans le banquet d’adieux offert 4 M. Regnier par les
sociétaires de la Comédie-francaise, le 14 octobre. 1875. Paris.
Claye. 1875. 15, (1) pp. **T 97.128

Perrin, Emile César Victor. Works about. ;

Trecorr, C. pr. M. Emile Perrin, administrateur général de la
Comédie-francaise, membre du Conseil municipal de la ville de
Paris. Paris. 1873. **T 95,108

Perrinet d’Orval, Jean Charles.

Essay sur les feux d’artifice pour le spectacle et pour la guerre. A

Paris, chez Coustelier. 1745. xij, (4), 224 pp. 13 plates. **T.97.20
Perrodil, Edouard de.

Monsieur Clown! Illustrations de J. Blass. Paris. Dalou. 1889.

183, (3) pp. Illus. 2679a.262
Perronet, Vincent.

An essay on recreations. London, Printed, and sold by J. and P.
Knapton. 1745. 27 pp. No. 2 in **G.3823.4.2
In opposition to dancing especially.

Persia. Theatres.

Cuopzxo, A. E. B. Le théatre en Perse. [Paris. 1844?] **T.95.142
Person, Béatrix.

Hounau, J. Mlle Person (Béatrix). Paris. 1854. **T 95.65 |
Perugini, Mark E.

The art of ballet. Philadelphia. The J. B. Lippincott Co. [1915.]
330, (1) pp. Portraits. Plates. 4049a.376
Bibliography, p. 8.

Petersen, Julius.

Schiller und die Biihne. Ein Beitrag zur Litteratur- und Theater-
geschichte der klassischen Zeit. Berlin. Mayer & Miiller. 1904.
(11), 497 pp. [Palaestra. 32.] 6872.84

“Hinleitung und Abschnitt 1-3 wurden im Sommer 1903 als Berliner Dissertation
gedruckt.”—V orwort.

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Peth, Jakob.
Geschichte des Theaters und der Musik zu Mainz. Ein Beitrag zur
deutschen Theatergeschichte. Mainz. Prickarts. 1879, 83. 2 v.
in I. **T 76.23
Appended is a continuation to 1883.
Petit de Julleville, Louis.
Histoire du théatre en France: Les comédiens en France au moyen
age. Paris. Cerf. 1885. (3), 363, (1) pp. 4671.743 **T.77.159
Histoire du théatre en France: Les mystéres. Paris. Hachette &
cie. 1880. 2 v. 4673.55
Histoire du théatre en France: Répertoire du théatre comique en
France au moyen-age. Paris. Cerf. 1886. vi, (1), 409, (1) pp.

4670.5,

Petit moissonneur, Le, des théatres, dédié aux dames. Paris. Lefuel.
[18—?] 192pp. Portraits. ¥**T 79.24
Petite biographie des acteurs et actrices des théatres de Paris, avec
lage de ces dames. Paris. 1831-1832. 108 pp. **T 79.22

Petite biographie dramatique. Saint Hixaire, A. V. vE. **T.57.389; etc.
Petite biographie dramatique, faite avec adresse par un moucheur de
chandelles [pseud.]. Paris. 1826. 77 pp. **T 99.56
Petite Bunkum, pseud. See Bunkum, Petite, pseud.
Petite revue, La, du samedi.
Recueiy d’anecdotes & curiosités de toutes sortes sur la littérature,
le théatre, la galanterie, etc. [Composed of the weekly issues of
La petite revue du samedi, 19 mai—11 aoait 1866, bound together

with title-page and index.] Paris. 1871. **T 96.348
Petites études. Banvitte, T. F. pe. #*T 97.2793 etc.
Petites Manchaballe, Les. Satnt-Gentts, R., Vicomte ve. **T 87,66

Petites vérités au grand jour, sur les acteurs, les peintres, les journalistes,
l'Institut, le Portique Républicain, Bonaparte, etc. Par un société
d’envieux, d’intrigans et de cabaleurs [pseud. Paris]. Se trouve

par-tout. An vi. [1800.] (4), 136 pp. **T57.399
Petits mémoires d’une stalle d’orchestre. AUDEBRAND, P. **T 77.125
Petits mystéres, Les, de l’Ecole lyrique. [Anon.] See Savard, Félix.
Petits mystéres, Les, de l’?Opéra. Serconp, A. ¥**M 143.17
Petits mystéres, Les, de la vie théatrale. LEMoNNIER, A. ¥*T 97.168
Petits secrets, Les, de la comédie. ScHoLt, A. **T 97.248

Petronius Arbiter, Esq., pseud.

Memoirs of the present Countess of Derby, (late Miss Farren);
including anecdotes of several distinguished persons. London:
Published by Symonds. [1707.] 27, (1) pp. ¥*#T 55.2

Petronius Arbiter, Esg., pseud. Works about.

Testimony, The, of truth to exalted merit: or, a biographical sketch
of the Right Honourable the Countess of Derby; in refutation of a
false and scandalous libel. London. 1797. ¥**®'T57.347

Peyre, Roger.

Les galeries célébres. Le foyer des artistes 4 la Comédie-frangaise.

Paris. Charles. 1895. 29 pp. ¥*T 95.66
Phelps, Henry P.

Players of a century. A record of the Albany stage. Including
notices of prominent actors who have appeared in America.
[Subscribers’ edition.] Albany. McDonough. 1880. x, 13-424 pp.

T7727

Same. 2d edition. Portraits. Autograph facsimiles. 2398.71

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Phelps, Henry P. (Continued.)

The stage history of famous plays. Hamlet from the actors’ stand-
point. Its representatives, and a comparison of their perform-
ances. New York. Werner. 1890. x, 180 pp. Portraits.

4597-116; **T.57.41
Phelps, Samuel.

Coteman, J., and E. Coteman. Memoirs of Samuel Phelps. Lon-
don. 1886. Portrait. **€T 56.219

Puetrs, W. M., and J. Forses-Ropertson. The life and work of
Samuel Phelps. London. 1886. Portraits. 4550.54; **T.56.64

_ Phelps, William May, and John Forbes-Robertson.

The life and work of Samuel Phelps. London. Sampson Low,
Marston, Searle, & Rivington. 1886. x, (1), 436 pp. Portraits.
Autograph facsimile. 4550.54; **T.56.64

Philadelphia. Theatres.

Armstronc, W. G. A record of the-opera in Philadelphia. Phila-
delphia. 1884. 4044.82

Brepg, C. F. Schiller on the Philadelphia stage to the year 1830.
(In German American Annals. Vol. 7, pp. 254-275. Philadelphia.
1905.) *7221.35.7; etc.

Lansine & Co., publishers. Pictorial diagrams of Boston, New York,
and Philadelphia theatres. Boston. [1881.] Illus. Plans. **T.78.86

Philadelphia.” Theatres. AMERICAN ACADEMY oF Music.

Annual report of the directors to the stockholders, 16th, 24th — 37th.
1869, 77-90. Philadelphia. Hallowell & Co. 1869-90. 15 v. in 2.
The report for 1879 reproduces programmes offered since 1857. *8057.60

Charter and prospectus of the opera house, or American Academy
of Music. Philadelphia. Crissy & Markley. 1852. 16 pp.
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 7 in **G.3822.2. No. 13 in *4478.26

Philadelphia. Theatres. American AcADEMY oF Music. Works about.

History and description of the Opera House or American Academy
of Music, in Philadelphia. Philadelphia. [1857.]

No. 6 in *4370a.79

Security. Letters from John R. Cantlin, C. John Hexamer, William
M‘Devitt [relating to precautions against fire]. Philadelphia.
[1885.] 4019a.98

Philadelphia. Theatres. CHESTNUT STREET THEATRE.

Ewinc, R. W. The theatrical contributions of “Jacques” [pseud.]
to the “United States’ Gazette: being an account of the perform-
ances at the new theatre, Philadelphia; during the season of
1825-6. Philadelphia. 1826. 4**T 49.12; etc.

Philaléthe, pseud.

Deux avis sur ce siécle, ou le vieillard d’autrefois réfuté par homme
d’aujourdhui. Critique pour les uns, panégyrique pour les autres,
poéme philosophique et moral pour tout le monde. Suivi d’une
épitre 4 Mr Talma. Paris. Dubois. [18—?] **T 97.133

Philipi, pseud.

A peep into the Theatre-Royal, Manchester; with some remarks on
the merits and demerits of the performers. Manchester. Bancks.
1800. 31, (1) pp. **T 98.63

Philipp, Adolf, editor.

Hamburger Theater-Dekamerone. 2. Auflage, erweitert durch eine
Geschichte des Thalia-Theaters. Hamburg. Rademacher. 1881.
xxxii, 342, (2) pp. Autograph facsimiles. #*T 57.252
Autobiogfaphical sketches of actors.

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Philippoteaux, Félix Emmanuel Henri.
The great siege of Paris: 1870-71. [By Philippoteaux.] Also, the
assassination of the Archbishop of Paris [Darboy] at the hands
of the Commune of 1871. [By Desbrosses. Description of the

pictures. Boston. 187-?] 23 pp. 2639a.33
“On exhibition cor. Columbus Ave. and Ferdinand Street, Boston.” x

Phillipps, Adelaide.

Waterston, A. C. Q. Adelaide Phillipps. A record by Mrs. R. C.
Waterston. Boston. 1883. Plate. 4345.81; **M.ro1.10

—— Same. 2d edition. Cupples, Upham & Co. *P.11.6917

Phillips, E. Watts.

Watts Phillips: artist and playwright. London. Cassell & Co., Ltd.

189i. 174 pp. Portraits. Facsimiles. 4541.122; **T.55.43
Phillips, Edward.

The players: a satire. [Poetry. Anon.] London: Printed for W.

Mears. 1733. (46) pp. No. 4 in **G.3823.3
Phillips, Henry.

Musical and personal recollections during half a century. London.

Skeet. 1864. 2-v. Portrait. **M.149a.2
Phillips, Henry Albert.

The photodrama. The philosophy of its principles, the nature of its
plot, its dramatic construction and technique illumined by copious
examples, together with a complete photoplay and a glossary,
making the work a practical treatise. Introduction by J. Stuart
Blackton. Larchmont, N. Y. The Stanhope-Dodge Publishing
Co. [1914.] 221 pp. [The authors’ hand-book series.] 8039a.90

Phillips, Watts.

The wild tribes of London. London. Ward & Lock. 1855. 120 pp.

Illus. Plates. ¥**T.97.297

An account of the London slums and some of its amusements.
Phillips, Watts. Works about.
Coteman, J. The truth about The dead heart, with reminiscences
of the author [Watts Phillips] and the actors thereof. London.
1890. Illus. Portraits. Plates. ¥**T 57.267
Lonpon. Theatres. LycEUM THEATRE. Souvenirs of The dead heart,
by Watts Phillips, presented at the Lyceum Theatre, by Henry

Irving, 28th Sept., 1889. London. 1889. (13) plates. 65704.13
Puitiips, E. Watts. Watts Phillips: artist and playwright. London.
1891. Portraits. 4541.1223 **T.55.43

Philo-Dramaticus, pseud.
A letter to C. Kemble and R. W. Elliston, on the present state of
the stage. London. Marsh. 1825. (2), 17 pp. #*T 76,122
Philofiddle, pseud.
A letter to the public, on the management of the Opera. London.
Ginger. 1805. 3-30 pp. **T (96.361
Philomusus, S., 1/.4., pseud.
Mr. Law’s Unlawfulness of the stage entertainment examin’d: and
the insufficiency of his arguments fully demonstrated. London,
Printed: and sold by J. Roberts. 1726. °31, (1) pp. **T 76.91

Other copies are on shelf-numbers No. 9 in **G.3824.14; No. 1 in **G.3823.21.
Law’s The absolute unlawfulness of the stage-entertainment fully demonstrated
inay be found on shelf-numbers **T.76.95; **T.96.56; No. 10 in **G.3823.3.

Philo-technicus Miso-mimides, pseud.
Foote’s Prologue detected; with a miniature-prose epilogue of his
manner in speaking it. [2d edition.] London. Printed for the
author. 1770. 35 pp. No. 4 in **G.3824.1

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Philo-technicus Miso-mimides, pseud. (Continued.)

Same. Appendix. Containing with other curious articles a new
occasional epilogue, for the close of his Theatre. London. Printed
for the author. 1770. 39, (1) pp. No. 4a in **G.3824.1

Phippen, Francis, reporter.

AUTHENTIC account, An, of the late Mr. Whitbread. Consisting of
facts & anecdotes relating to his latter days and death. With the
genuine report of the inquest taken in short-hand by Francis
Phippen including a memoir of his life. London. 1815. **T.96.318

Phister, Montgomery, editor. ;

Official hand-book of the Dramatic Festival held in Music Hall,

Cincinnati, April 30- May 5, 1883. Cincinnati. Hall. 1883. 71

pp. Plates. Plans. ¥#*T 94.7
Phiz, pseud. See Browne, Hablot Knight.
Photodrama, The. Puituirps, H. A. 8039a.91
Photographies 4 la plume. Gurvzert, F., and E. Couton. ¥*T 57.379

Photoplay, The: a psychological study. Murnsterperc, H. 8039a.48
Photoplays. See Moving pictures.

Physical culture. Emerson, C. W. **T 96.233; etc.
Physiognomy.

Borte, A. Etudes physiognomiques. Les expressions de la figure
humaine. 119 fac-similé d’aprés nature, avec texte explicatif.
Paris. [1900.] *7600.48

Piperit, T. Le mimique et la physiognomie. Paris. 1888. *5606.32

Physiologie des foyers de tous les théatres. de Paris. Araco, J. E. V.

**T 79.8

Physiologie du théatre. Aucrr, H. N. J. **T 76.273 etc.

CovaitHac, J. J. L. **T 99.29
Physionomies parisiennes.

FREBAULT, ¢ Les industriels du macadam. Paris. 1868. Plates.

**T.99.43

Monsetet, C. Acteurs et actrices. Paris. 1867. Plates.

**’T 99.40; etc.
Pi Eta Society. Harvard College.

Pi Eta theatricals. The Viking. Presented April 15-25, 1901. [Pro-

gramme. Cambridge. 1901.] 48 pp. Plates. Portraits. **T.32.3
Picard, Louis Benoit. .

Notice sur Iffland et sur Brandes. (Jn Iffland, A. W. Mémoires de
Aug. Guil. Iffland. Pp. i-lv. Paris. 1823.) ¥*T 56.8
Another copy is on shelf-number **G.224.2.10.

Picardy, Fiance. Theatres.

Lecocg, G. Histoire du théatre en Picardie depuis son origine jusqu’a

la fin du xvie siécle. Paris. 1880. Plans. ¥ET 74,17
Pichler, Anton.

Chronik des Grossherzoglichen Hof- und National-Theaters in Mann-
heim. Zur Feier seines hundertjahrigen Bestehens. Mannheim.
1879. Plate. **T 75.69

Pichot, Pierre Amédée.

Les mémoires d’un dompteur rédigés d’aprés les souvenirs personnels
du célébre Martin. 2¢ édition. Paris. Ghio. 1881. viii, 247 pp.
Portrait. . ¥*T 57.231

Pick, Albert.

Erfurter Theatervorstellungen in der guten alten Zeit. Hamburg.
Richter. 1899. 29 pp. [Sammlung gemeinverstandlicher wissen-
schaftlicher Vortrage.] *5914.50.N.F.13

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The private library of Robert Freeman Pick (with some additions).
For sale at auction by the Anderson Auction Company. New
York. [1907.] 112 pp. ~ ¥**T 65.29

Pickard, John.

Der Standort der Schauspieler und des Chors im griechischen
Theater des Sten Jahrhunderts. Miinchen. Ackermann. 1892.
36 pp. Plates. 2972.27

Pickett, La Salle Corbell.
Across my path. Memories of people I have known. New York.

Brentano. 1916. ix, 148 pp. Portraits. Plates. 2249a.113
Recollections of actresses and American authoresses. Actresses: Helena
Modjeska, Charlotte Cushman, Adelaide Neilson, Adelaide Ristori, Laura
Keene, Jean Davenport Lander, Fannie Janauschek, Fanny Kemble, Anna Cora
Mowatt, Ellen Tree.

Pic Nic, The. Vol. 1, 2. [Jan. 8-—Apr. 9, 1803.) London. Hughes.
1803. 2 v. **T 28.7
No more was published. This edition is a reprint of the fourteen’ original weekly
issues. Edited by William Combe.
Picot, Auguste Emile.
Bibliographie cornélienne; ou, description raisonnée de toutes les
éditions des ceuvres de Pierre Corneille, des imitations ou traduc-
tions qui en ont été faites, et des ouvrages relatifs 4 Corneille et a
ses écrits. Paris. Fontaine. 1876. xv,552pp. Portrait. **T.56.113
Picot, Emile. See Picot, Auguste Emile.
Piderit, Theodor.
Le mimique et la physiognomonie. Trad. d’aprés le 2e édition, par
A. Girot. Paris. Alcan. 1888. (3), vii, 280 pp. [Bibliothéque
de philosophie contemporaine. ] *5606.32
Piermarini, Giuseppe.
Teatro della Scala in Milano. [Piante ecc.] Roma. Calcografia
camerale. 1826. 8 plates. *Cab.60.185.2
Pierron, Eugéne Athanase.
Virginie Déjazet. Paris. Bolle-Lasalle. 1856. (5), 359 pp. Por-
trait. Manuscript facsimile. **T 57.413
Pierrot.
“Hucounet, P. Mimes et pierrots. Notes et documents inédits pour
servir a l’histoire de la pantomime. Paris. 1889. Plate.
**T.95.135
Pifteau, Benjamin Julien.
Les maitresses de Moliére. Amours du grand comique. Leur in-
fluence sur son caractére et son ceuvre. Paris. Willem. 1879.
IOI, (1) pp. Portrait. Plates. **'T 57.331
Moliére en province: étude sur sa troupe ambulante. Suivie de
Moliére en voyage, comédie en un acte, en vers. Paris. Willem.
1879. 103, (1) pp. Portrait. Plates. ¥4T 57.332
Pifteau, Benjamin Julien, and Julien Goujon.
Histoire du théatre en France des origines au Cid (1398-1636). Paris.
1879. **T 48.19
Pigeonnier, Marie, pseud. See Colombier, Marie.
Pilgrim, A, pseud.
An essay on,some of the fashionable amusements of the world, as
cards, balls, and plays. High Wycombe. [1801.] **T 96.55
Pillet, Fabien.
Melpoméne et Thalie vengées, ou nouvelle critique impartiale et
raisonnée tant des différens théatres de Paris, que des piéces qui

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y ont été représentées pendant le cours de l’année derniére. 2¢
année. [Anon.] A Paris, chez Marchand. An vir. [1799.] 188
pp. Plate. **T 79.6
The issue for the preceding year is entitled: Vérités 4 l’ordre du jour [**T.79.7].
Revue des comédiens, ou critique raisonnée de tous les acteurs,
' danseurs et mimes de la capitale. Par M.***, vieux comédien
[pseud. of A. B. L. Grimod de La Reyniére]; et par l’auteur de

La lorgnette des spectacles. Paris. Favre. 1808. 2 v. in I.
: *#T59.32
Vérités a l’ordre du jour, ou nouvelle critique raisonnée, tant des
acteurs des théatres de Paris, que des piéces qui y ont été repré-
sentées pendant le cours de l’année derniére. 2¢ édition, revue.
[Anon.] A Paris, chez Garnier. An vi. 1798. 160 pp. Plate.
**T.79.7
The issue for the following year is entitled: Melpoméne et Thalie vengées

[**T.79.6].

Pillet, Fabien, and others.
La lorgnette de spectacle ou la revue des acteurs. Par Fabien Pillet
et autres habitués du parterre. 2e édition. A Paris, chez Hollier.

An vit de la République [1798/99]. (2), 202 pp. ¥#*T 50.45
La nouvelle lorgnette de spectacles. Par Fabien Pillet, et autres..
Paris. Dufay. An rx. (1801.) 287 pp. Pilate. ¥*T 59.46

Brief notes of the actors of the theatres of Paris, arranged alphabetically.
Pilon, Frederick.

An essay on the character of Hamlet. As performed by Mr. Hender-
son, at the Theatre Royal in the Hay-Market. [Anon.] London,
Printed for N. Flexney. [1777.] (4), 25 pp. No. 4 in **G.3937.11

Pin-basket, The, to the children of Thespis. Wu .iams, J. **T 58.38
Pindar, Peter, of Philadelphia.

A short and correct sketch of the life of Mad’lle Fanny Elssler. (The
celebrated danseuse.) Philadelphia. [1841.] 8 pp.

No. 3 in **G.3822.4.2
Pindar, Peter, Esg., pseud. See Wolcot, John.
Pine, Robert Edge.

Verptancr, G. C. Garrick: his portrait [by Robert Edge Pine] in
New York, its artist, and history. [A letter addressed to A. M.
Cozzens at the Sketch Club, January 9.] New York. 1857. Por-
trait. *6545.9

Pinkham, George Ripley.

Studies of the drama. Issue 1. The general characteristics and
dramatic unities of the Greek plays. [Baltimore.] 1849. 27 pp.
Contains also an account of the Greek theatre. **T 46.49

Pipes, Jeems, of Pipesville, pseud. See Massett, Stephen C.
Pischel, Richard.

The home of the puppet play. An address on assuming the office
of Rector of the Kénigliche Vereinigte Friedrichs-Universitat,
Halle-Wittenberg, on the 12th July, 1900. Translated by Mildred
C. Tawney (Mrs. R. N. Vyvyan). London. Luzac & Co. 1902.
(2), 32 pp. 2256.18

Pit, Patrick, pseud.

The Thespian critique, or theatrical censor. Inscribed (without
permission) to William Murray, of the Theatre Royal, Edinburgh.
No. 1-4. [Edinburgh. 1816.] **T 76.24

Criticisms of the performances of Oct. 8-12, 1816.

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Masters of the show as seen in retrospection by one who has been
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York. Thomas Y. Crowell Co. [1914.] Portraits. Facsimiles.

6257.369
Pitt, William, the Younger.

Review, A, of the present state of the British theatre, on [or]
useful hints to Mr. Pitt, on taxation. [A satire in verse.] London.
[17905?] No. 8 in **G,_3820.11

Pittard, Joseph. ;

Observations on Mr. Garrick’s acting; in a letter to the Right Hon.
the Earl of Chesterfield. London: Printed for J. Cooke and J.
Coote. 1758. 3-24 pp. **T 97.119

Relates to Garrick’s acting of King Lear. Another copy is on shelf-number
No. 8 in **G,3824.15.

Pixérécourt, René Charles Guilbert de. See Guilbert de Pixérécourt,
René Charles.

Place au théatre! Satnt-Genrés, R., Vicomte vr. **T 87.67
Placide le vieux, pseud. See Charlemagne, Jean Armand.
Plagiarism.

Lancpaine, G. Momus triumphans: or, the plagiaries of the English
stage; expos’d in a catalogue of all the comedies, tragi-comedies,
masques, tragedies, operas, pastorals, interludes, &c., that were
ever yet printed in English. With an account of the various

originals. London. 1688. **T 66.11; etc.
Plagiary, The, “warned.” Parkes, J. **T 75.62; etc.
Plaidoyer pour ma maison. Tisserant, J. H. No. 4 in **M.138.15
Plain, Timothy, pseud. See Threepland, Moncrieff.
Plain English. Ho LiincsHeEap, J. **T 77.66
Plain talk, A, about the theatre. Jonnson, H. **T 78.77
Plaisirs, Les, de Paris. Dertvau, A. **T 98,142

Planché, James Robinson.
Personal reminiscences by Chorley, Planché and Young. New York.
Scribner, Armstrong & Co. 1874. xxiii, 297 pp. 4559a.1'73
The recollections and reflections of J. R. Planché. A professional
autobiography. London. Tinsley. 1872. 2 -v. Portrait. Plate.
Facsimiles. 4543-523 **T.56.230
Remarks on the costume, etc., of some of the sketches by Inigo
Jones. Plates. (Jn Collier, John P., editor. Inigo Jones. Pp.
53-62. London. 1848.) No. 2 in *4596.16
Another copy is on shelf-number **G.3927.15.
Plans relatifs au Palais-Royal, et discussion des questions qu’ils ont
fait naitre au procés entre S. A. S. Mgr le Duc d’ Orléans et le

Sieur Julien. [Paris. 1818.] (1), 17 pp. Plates. Colored plans.
eT 5

The suit concerned the ownership of the ThéAtre-francais in the Palais-Royal.
Plautus, Titus Maccius.
Betiasis, E. The money jar of Plautus at the Oratory School: an
account of’the recent representation. London. 1885. Illus. Plate.

¥**T 56.135
Play, The, and the public. Fitcn, W. C. 4409b.179.4
Play, The, of today. Hunt, E. R. 6257.64
Play production. See Theatre. Management.
Play production in America. Krows, A. E. 8069a.163; **T.76.196

Play writing. See Drama. Construction.

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Player’s tragedy, A. Fyre, H. H. **T 88,21
Players, The, New York City.

[Constitution, house rules, list of members, etc. 1888-91, 95. New

York. 1888-95.] 8 v. *4378.142

The issue for 1888 contains the constitution only. :
Memorial celebration of the sixtieth anniversary of the birth of

Edwin Booth. Held in the Madison Square Garden Concert

Hall, November the thirteenth. [New York.] 1893. (1), 60 pp.

Portrait. Plate. 4.341.137; **T 55.134
The pictures and relics of The Players. New York. 1907. 32 pp.
**T 98.21

The pictures of The Players. [Catalogue. New York. 1895.] 7 pp.
Mostly of actors. 8077.55

Players, The, New York City. Works about.
Parsons, T. W. Address to the assembly at the opening of the
Player’s Club in New York. [Verse. New York. 1888.] *A.6728.4
Players, The: a dramatic, musical and literary journal. Vol. 1; 2; 3
(no. 54-78); 4 (no. 80-82). Jan. 2, 1860-—July 20, 1861. [London.]

1860, 61. 4 v. in 1. Portraits. ¥*T 22.7
Players, The: a satire. [Anon.] See Phillips, Edward.
Players, The; or, the stage of life. Serie, T. J. **'T 87.1

Players and plays of the last quarter century. Strane, L. C.
; 4343-215; **T.77.18
Players, The, and the Puritans. [New York. 1863.] 104-110 pp.
No. 25 in **G.3822.3
In favor of the theatre. Cut from Harper’s New Monthly Magazine, June, 1863
[Periodical Room *5210.12.1863].

Players blue book, The. Storms, A. D. #*T 55.56
Players of a century. Puezrs, H. P. ¥*T 77.73 etc.
Players, The, of London. Cxancettor, L. B. ¥4574.195

Players of the day. A series of portraits in colour of theatrical
celebrities of the present time. London. George Newnes, Ltd.

[1903.] (48) colored portraits. #*T S111
Each portrait is accompanied by a biographical sketch.
Players of the period. Gopparp, A. 2546.114; **T.56.16
Players of the present. Ctapp, J. B., and E. F. Encerr. **T 95.22
Players scourge, The. Hatpang, J. **T.96.80; etc.

Playgoer, The. [Monthly.] No. 11-20, 27, 28. Aug. 15, 1902— Mar.
1904. London. Dawbarn & Ward, Ltd. [and Greening & Co.,
Ltd.]. 1902-04. Illus. Portraits. Plates. Plans. **T 25,12

Playgoers’ Magazine, The. A monthly magazine for all players and
playgoers. Edited by Paul Vedder. Vol. 1 (no. 1-[3]). [Jan-
Mar. 1888.] London. Kent & Co. [1888.] 128 pp. Illus. Por-

traits. Plates. Autograph facsimiles. ¥**T 96.274
No more was published.

Playgoers’ Pocket-Book, The. The dramatic year, 1886, 87. With
descriptions and illustrations of all the new plays of the year;
copies of many of the play-bills, and a complete record of dramatic
events. By Paul Vedder. London. Maxwell [& Blackett. 1887,
88]. 2v.in1. Illus. Portraits. Plates. kT 28.12

Same. 1886. ¥*T 98.92

Criticisms of the London theatres.

Playgoers’ Year-Book, The, for 1888, Story of the stage the past year,
with especial reference to Boston. By Charles E. L. Wingate.
Boston, Mass. The Stage Publishing Co. [1888.] 86 pp. Illus.
Portraits. Plates. ¥#T 25.24

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Playhouse, The, and the play. Mackaye, P. 6257.55; **T.47.34
Playhouse impressions. WALKteEy, A. B. 4577-141; **T.47.107
Playhouse pocket-companion, The, or theatrical vade-mecum: contain-
ing, 1. A catalogue of all the dramatic authors who have written
for the English stage. 11. A catalogue of anonymous pieces. 111,
An index of plays and authors. Prefixed, a critical history of the
English stage. London: Printed and sold by Messrs. Richardson

and Urquhart. 1779. 9-179 pp. **T 47,101

Other copies are on shelf-numbers **K.48.15; No. 8 in **G.3823.4.
Playing about. Hutt, B. E. **T 56.15
Play-making. ARcHER, W. 6257.377; etc.
Plays and players. Eaton, W. P. 6257.301; **T.46.70
Hutton, L. 2405.59; **T.76.56

Plays and players at the Edinburgh Adelphi Theatre. July, 1834.
[Anon.] See Logan, William Hugh.

Plays and players in modern Italy. McLeon, A. 6257.68

Plays of our forefathers. Gaytry, C. M. 2571114

Plays of the present. Cuapp, J. B., and E. F. Epcert. *4504.47; **T.95.27

Plays, players and playhouses. Lennox, Lord W. P. 2454.59; **T.77.82

Playwright’s adventures, A. Rrynotps, F. ¥**T 89.1

Playwright’s daughter, A. Epwarps, A. **T 87.04

Playwrights. See Dramatists.

Pleadings in a theatrical law suit. Temp. Henry viz. (From the
Records of the Court of Requests.) [John Rastell v. Henry
Walton.] (Un English garner, An. Fifteenth century prose and
verse. Pp. 305-321. Westminster. 1903.) 4557-43

Pleasure gardens.

Wrortn, W. W., and A. E. Wrotn. The London pleasure gardens of
the eighteenth century. London. 1896. Portraits. Plates, some
colored. Map. 2493-157

Pleasures and palaces. LazarovicH-HREBELIANOVICH, E., Princess. 6252.119

Plouvier, Edouard, prefacer.

Grorrroy, C. M. Nouvelle galerie des artistes dramatiques vivants.
Paris. 1855. 2 v. Portraits. ¥*T53.9

Plumptre, Anne, franslator.

Korzesus, A. F. F. von. Sketch of the life and literary career of
Augustus von Kotzebue; with the journal of his tour to Paris,
at the close of 1790. London. 1800. Portrait. ¥*T 56.137

Plumptre, James. ;

Four discourses on subjects relating to the amusement of the stage:
preached at Great St. Mary’s Church, Cambridge, September 25,
and October 2, 1808; with notes. Cambridge. Hodson. 1809. xv,

281 pp. **T.75.49
In favor of the theatre. Other copies are on shelf-numbers **G.3953.2; No.4 in
**G_3823.19.

An inquiry into the lawfulness of the stage. Taken principally from
Four discourses on subjects relating to the amusement of the
stage. Cambridge. Hodson. 1812. 30 pp. No. 5 in **G.3823.19

A letter to the author of a tract entitled The stage: three dialogues
between Mr. Clement and Mr. Mortimer. Published by the
Religious Tract Society. Cambridge. Hodson. 1819. 21, (1) pp.
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 1 in **G.3821.5. *#T 96.70

A letter to the most noble the Marquis of Hertford, Lord Chamber-
lain of His Majesty’s Household, and Master of the Revels, on the
subject of a dramatic institution. Cambridge. Hodson. 1820. 13 pp.
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 2 in **G.3824.15. *tT 76.75

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Plus de rideau. Vi_temarest, C. M. C. pe. No. 9 in **G.3562.1

Plutarchus.
Friicxincer, R. C. Plutarch as a source of information on the Greek
theater. A dissertation, University of Chicago. Chicago. 1904.
3002.79
Poetical review, The, a poem. Being a satirical display of the literal
characters of Mr. G*rr*ck [Garrick], Mr. C*lm*n [Colman], Mr.
Sh*r***n [Sheridan], Genl. B*¥*rg***e [Burgoyne], Mr. M*ckl*n
[Macklin], Dr. K*nr*¥*k [Kenrick]. The canonical duellist [H.
Bates], &c. &c. &c. With a word to the Critical, London, and
Monthly reviewers. The third edition, with additions. London:
Printed for the author. [1780?] iv, 28 pp. No.13 in **G.3820.11
Poets and profits at Drury Lane Theatre. Kenney, C. L. **T 78.20
Poilow de Saint-Mars, Gabrielle Anne de Cisternes de Courtiras,

Vicomtesse de. (Jacques Reynaud.)
Portraits contemporains. Paris. Amyot. 1864. (3), 286, (1) pp.
ee

'T 57-42.
Contains sketches of Rosina Stoltz, Adelaide Ristori, Rose Chéri tite?
Montigny).
Poinsot, Antoine Edmond. (Georges D’Heylli.)
Brirideau, sociétaire retiré de la Comédie-francaise. (1814-1882.)
Paris. Tresse. 1882. 40 pp. Portrait. *8T 57.17
Comédie-francaise. Bressant (1833-1877). Documents recueillis aux
archives des Variétés, du Théatre impérial de Saint-Pétersbourg,
du Gymnase et de la Comédie-frangaise. Paris. Librairie générale.

1877. (3), 74, (2) pp. Portrait. **T 57.432
Pp. 35-74 contains a list of the réles played by Bressant at Paris and at St.
Petersburg.

Delaunay, sociétaire de la Comédie-frangaise. Paris. Tresse. 1883.
(3), 68 pp. Portrait. Manuscript facsimile. ¥*T 57.18

Foyers et coulisses. Histoire anecdotique des théatres de Paris.
Paris. Tresse. 1873-85. 14 v. in 7. Portraits. ¥*T 79.2
Contents. — 1. Folies-dramatiques. 2. Bouffes-parisiens. 3. Variétés, 4. Palais-

royal. 5. Comédie-francaise. 6. Vaudeville. 7. Gaité. 8. Opéra. 9. Gymnase.
1o. Porte-Saint-Martin. 11. Odéon. 12. Ambigu-comique. 13. Renaissance. 14.
Opéra-comique.
Livraisons 1-4, 6, 7, 10-13 are by Henry Buguet; livraisons 5, 8 and 14, by
Poinsot. Livraison 9 is anonymous, but is attributed in the catalogue of the
Bibliothéque Nationale to Henry Buguet.
Journal intime de la Comédie francaise. (1852-1871.) Paris. Dentu.
1879. xii, 562, (2) pp. nt 2639.68; **T.77.145
Léon Guillard, archiviste de la Comédie francaise. (1810-1878.)
Paris. Librairie générale. 1878. 35 pp. Portrait.
No. 3 in **M.138.15
Madame Arnould-Plessy (1834-1876). Notice avec documents re-
cueillis aux archives du Théatre-francais. Paris. Tresse. 1876.

34, (1) pp. **T.97.273
Regnier, sociétaire de la Comédie-frangaise. (1831-1872.) Paris.

Librairie générale. 1872. 140, (1) pp. Portrait. ¥**T 98.50
Le scandale au théatre. Paris. Taride. 1861. 142 pp. ,

List of the Paris theatres, pp. 115-142. No. 2in **M_.118.13

Poinsot, Antoine Edmond, editor.
Féurx, E.R. Rachel d’aprés sa correspondance. Paris. 1882. Por-
traits. ¥*T 55.7
Paris. Theatres. ComMéDIE FRANCAISE. La Comédie-francgaise 4 Londres
(1871-1879). Journal inédit de E. Got—Journal de F. Sarcey.
Paris. 1880. 2676.156; **T.78.12

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Poinsot, Antoine Edmond, prefacer.
Brazier, N. Chroniques des petits théatres de Paris. Réimprimées

avec notice, variantes et notes. Paris. 1883. **T 78,63
GuEuLLeTTE, T. S. Théatre des boulevards. [Anon.] Reimprimé
pour la premiére fois. Paris. 1881. 2v. Plate. *4699a.50

Poinsot, Euphrasie.

Fatty, E. J. Sur Vlart du comédien. Lettre 4 Mule Euphrasie

Poinsot. 3 janvier 1852. Paris. 1852. **T 95.61
Poitiers, France. Theatres.

Bricautp pe VeRNEuIL, C. FE. Moliére a Poitiers en 1648 et les
comédiens dans cette ville, de 1648 4 1658. Publié par Alfred
Richard. Paris. 1887. 4670.12

Pola. Istria. Amphitheatre.

StancovicH, P. Dello anfiteatro di Pola, dei gradi marmorei del
medesimo, nuovi scavi e scoperte. Venezia. 1822. Portrait.
Plates. Plans. Table. 2758.68

Politis, Nicolaos G. ;

Les jeux olympiques, 776 av. J.-C.—1896. Trad. francaise par Léon

Olivier. Athénes. Beck. 1806. 2 parts in 1. v. Illus. Plates.

*4000.104
Contents. — 1. Les jeux olympiques dans l’antiquité, par S. P. Lambros et N. G.
Politis. 2. Les jeux olympiques de 1896, par le baron de Coubertin, Timoléon
Philémon, N G. Politis & Charalambos Anninos.
Modern Greek text and French translation.

Polkinhorn, Joseph H.

New National Theater, Washington, D. C. A record of fifty years.
By Alexander Hunter and J. H. Polkinhorn. Washington. Polkin-
horn. 1885. tor pp. Illus. Portrait. Plate. *4379a.134

Polko, Elise.

Faustina Hasse. Musikalischer Roman. 2. Auflage. Leipzig.

Schlicke. 1870. Portrait. 2875.60
Pollard, Percival.

Masks and minstrels of new Germany. Boston. Luce & Co. 1911.

viii, (1), 209, (1) pp. 2869.9
Pollock, Channing.
The footlights fore and aft. With illustrations by Warren Rockwell.

Boston. Badger. [1911.] 436 pp. Plates. 4395-202
Pollock, Sir Frederick, Baronet. See Pollock, Sir William Frederick,
Baronet.

Pollock, Juliet, Lady.

Amateur theatricals. By Walter Herries Pollock and Lady Pollock.
London. Macmillan & Co. 1879. viii, (3), 71, (1) pp. Illus.

Plates. 2576.177; **T.97.301
The Comédie francaise. (From the Contemporary Review.) [Bos-
ton. 1871.] 812-819 pp. No. 12 in **G.3822.3
Macready as I knew him. London. Remington & Co. 1884. (7),
I4I pp. 2540b.86; **T.57.208

Pollock, Walter Herries.
Impressions of Henry Irving gathered in public and private during
a friendship of many years. With a preface by H. B. Irving.
London. Longmans, Green, & Co. 1908. vii, 140 pp. 4545-161
J.’s love of the theatre. (Jn Shipley, Arthur E. “J.” A memoir of
John Willis Clark. Pp. 231-256. London. 1913.) 4544.254

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Pollock, Walter Herries. (Continued.)

The modern French theatre, with critical notes on some of the
principal French actors. Paris. Fotheringham. 1878. 61, (1) pp.
Contents. — The modern French theatre. — Introduction. — Got. — pie72.57
— Bernhardt. — Mounet-Sully. — Favart. — Bressant. — Croizette. — Febvre. —
Reichemberg. —- Thiron. — Coquelin. — Jouassain. — Barré, Garraud, Boucher.
— Maubant. — Prudhon, Laroche. — Trebelli. — Faure.

Pollock, Walter Herries, translator.

Diperot, D. The paradox of acting. Translated with annotations
from Diderot’s ‘Paradoxe sur le comédien.’ With a preface by
Henry Irving. London. 1883. 4673.73; **T.77.181; etc.

Pollock, Walter Herries, and Juliet, Lady Pollock.

Amateur theatricals. London. Macmillan & Co. 1879. viii, (3),

71, (1) pp. Illus. Plates. 2576.177; **T.97.301
Pollock, Sir William Frederick, Baronet, editor.

Macreapy, W. C. Macready’s Reminiscences, and selections from
his diaries and letters. London. 1875. 2 v. Portraits.

**T 56.204; etc.
Polti, Georges.

Les trente-six situations dramatiques. Paris. Mercure de France.

1895. (5), 200, (3) pp. 6257.383
Polyphony. See Ventriloquism.
Pompadour, Jeanne Antoinette Poisson, Marquise de.

Camparpon, L. E. Madame de Pompadour et la cour de Louis xv
au milieu du dix-huitiéme siécle. Ouvrage suivi de documents
inédits sur le thédtre des petits cabinets. Paris. 1867. Portrait.

**T 56.51

Juuren, J. L. A. La comédie 4 la cour. Les théatres de société
royale pendant le siécle dernier. La Duchesse du Maine et les
grandes nuits de Sceaux, Madame de Pompadour et le Théatre des
petits cabinets, le théatre de Marie-Antoinette 4 Trianon. Paris.

[1883.] Portraits. Plates. **T 73.4
—— Histoire du théatre de Madame de Pompadour dit Théatre des
petits cabinets. Paris. 1874. Plates. No. 3 in **M.122.1

Pompeii, Jtaly. Views.

Donatpson, T. L. Description of a second view of Pompeii, and
surrounding country; representing the tragic theatre, covered
theatre, temple of Isis, small forum, now exhibiting in the
panorama, Leicester-Square: painted, from drawings taken on
the spot, by Mr. Burford. London. 1824, Plate. Plan. **T 96.293

— Description of a view of the ruins of the city of Pompeii, and
surrounding country, now exhibiting in the panorama, Strand;
painted from drawings taken on the spot by Mr. Burford. [Lon-
don.] 1823. Plate. ¥**T 96.292

Pompon, Rose.

Les souvenirs de Rose Pompon. Avec préface de Ryno [pseud.].

Paris. Ollendorff. 1887. (3), vii, 283 pp. *#T 57.232
Pond, James Burton.

Eccentricities of genius. Memories of famous men and women of
the platform and stage. New York. G. W. Dillingham Co.
[1900.] xxvi, (1), 564. pp. Portraits. Plate. Autograph facsimile.

2246.76; **T 56.75
Pont de Veyle, Antoine de Ferriol, Comte de.

Bibliotheque dramatique de Pont de Vesle augmentée et complétée

par les soins du Bibliophile Jacob [pseud.]. Catalogue rédigé

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Pont de Veyle, Antoine de Ferriol, Comte de. (Continued.)
d’aprés le plan du catalogue Soleinne, et destiné 4 servir de com-
plément 4 ce catalogue. Paris. Administration de l’Alliance des

arts. 1846. viii, 279 pp. *6174.17; **T.66.1

Same. 1847. (8), 279 pp. No. 4 in ¥*T.66.13.5

Pontécoulant, Louis Adolphe Le Doulcet, Comte de, and Edouard
Fournier.

La musique chez le peuple, ou l’Opéra-national: son passé et son

avenir sur le Boulevard du Temple. Paris. Garnier. 1847. 72 pp.
No. 4 in **M.147.3.1
Poole, John.

Recollections of certain French actors. (Jn his The comic sketch-
book. 2d edition. Vol. 2, pp. 179-255. London. 1836. Portrait.
Autograph facsimile. **T 97.216

Two papers: a theatrical critique, and an essay (being No. 999 of
The pretender) on sonnet-writing, and sonnet-writers in general,
including a sonnet on myself; attributed to the editor of The
Ex-m-n-r. [Anon.] London. Miller. 1819. xi, 24 pp. **T.55.71
A satirical attack on Leigh Hunt. Other copies are on shelf-numbers No. 12 in
**G.3824.13; No. 3 in **G.3822.4.

Poole, Lucius.

‘Catalogue of [his] dramatic collection. To be sold by auction,
April 20th and a2tst, 1905. C. F. Libbie & Co., auctioneers. Boston.
1905. (2), 125 pp. Portrait. Autograph facsimile. ¥*T 65.23

Life and memoirs of William Warren, Boston’s favorite comedian.
[By W. T. W. Ball. Extra-illustrated by Lucius Poole. Boston.
1888.] ¥*T 54.33

Poor Covent Garden! or, a scene rehearsed; an occasional prelude,
intended for the opening of the New Theatre Royal, Covent-
Garden, this season. London: Printed by T. Wilkins. 1792. 16
Pp. No. 4.in **K.34.22.1A

Pope, Alexander. 1688-1744.

Brast, A, upon bays; or, a new lick at the laureat. Containing
remarks upon a late tatling performance, entitled, A letter
from Mr. Cibber to Mr. Pope, &c. London. 1742.

. No. 7 in **G.3824.14

Roserts, J. An answer to Mr. Pope’s Preface to Shakespear. Ina
letter to a friend. Being a vindication of the old actors who
were the publishers and performers of that author’s plays.
Whereby the errors of their edition are further accounted for,
and some memoirs of Shakespear and stage-history of his time
are inserted, which were never before collected and publish’d.
London. 1720. No. 2 in **G.3944.3

Pope, Alexander, 1763-1835. .

A statement of the differences subsisting between the proprietors
and performers of the Theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden. Given in
the correspondence that has passed between them. By John
Johnstone, Joseph George Holman, Alexander Pope, Charles
Incledon, Jos. S. Munden, John Fawcett, Thomas Knight, Henry
Erskine Johnston. London: Printed by J. Davis for W. Miller.

1800. vii, 60, 3 pp. **T77,.10
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 2 in **G,3824.3.

Pope, Alexander Winthrop. '
Theatrical bookplates. Kansas City. Fowler. 1914. (20) pp. Plates,
Contains a check list of some theatrical bookplates. *8075.260

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Porchat, Jean Jacques, translator.

MuE.ter, O. Charlotte Ackermann. Souvenirs du théatre de Ham-

bourg au dix-huitiéme siécle. Paris. 1854. **T 86.2
Porée, Charles.

An oration, in which an enquiry is made whether the stage is, or can
be made a school for forming the mind to virtue; and proving the
superiority of theatric instruction over those of history and moral
philosophy. With reflections on operas. Translated into English
by J. Lockman. London. Printed for C. Davis. 1734. (4), III

, No. 9 in **G.3823.14
Latin text and English translation, on opposite pages.
Porel, Paul, pseud. See Parfouru, Paul Désiré.

Porteous, George Bain.

Rev. Dr. Porteous on the pulpit and stage; or, churches and theatres,
and players and preachers. An anticipated reply to Rev. Dr.
Talmage’s tirade against theatres. New York. The American
News Co. 1874. 20 pp. 7464.1343 **T.95.35

Porter, Henry C.

The history of the theatres of Brighton, from 1774 to 1885. Brighton.

King & Thorne. 1886. 206, xiv pp. Engraved title-page. **T.76.48

Porter, T. H.
A maid of the Malverns: a romance of the Blackfriars Theatre. Lon-
don. Lynwood & Co., Ltd. [10911.] 269 pp. **T 87.101

An historical novel, the scene of which is laid in England during Elizabeth’s
reign. Contains much theatrical history. Bacon, Shakespeare and others
appear. Another copy is on shelf-number *4578.334.

Portfolio, A, of players. With a packet of notes thereon by H. C.
Bunner, E. A. Dithmar, Laurence Hutton, Brander Matthews and
William Winter. New York. Bouton. 1888. 89 pp. Portraits.
Plates. ¥*T 52,12
Reiates to Augustin Daly’s company.

Portland, Me. Theatres. JEFFERSON THEATRE.

JEFFERSON THEATRE, Portland, Maine. [Newspaper clippings, principally
reviews of plays.] N.p. [189-?] Unpaged. Illus. **T 12,10
Portraits. Collections. Actors. See Actors. Portraits.

Portraits contemporains.
Rérférence, La, des Portraits contemporains pour 1897-1900. Année

1-4. Paris. 1897-1900. 4 v. Portraits. ¥*T 25.27
Portraits des artistes des théatres de Paris. [Paris. 18—?] 70 por-

traits. **T 51.5
Portraits of actors and actresses. [Boston. 1912.) 2 v. Portraits.

Plates. ¥*kT 14,10

Contents. — x. Actors. 2. Actresses.

A collection of engraved portraits of English actors. Each volume is arranged

alphabetically. 7

Portraits of dramatic celebrities. N.p. N.d. (60) portraits. **T.12.2
Engraved portraits of actors.

Portraits of favorite actors and actresses. N.p. N.d. Unpaged. Illus.
Portraits. : ¥€T 11.3
Composed principally of portraits of actors and programmes.

Portsmouth, NV. H. Theatres.

New Hampesuire. General Court. Attempt to establish a play-house
in [Portsmouth] New Hampshire, 1762. [Petitions for and
against the project, with Assembly’s Address to prevent acting
plays.] (In New Hampshire Historical Society. Collections.
Vol. 5, pp. 247-250. Concord. 1837.) *4337-44.5

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Portugal. Theatres.
[A cottection of Portuguese theatre posters.] Lisboa. 1880. (14)
posters, in (27) pieces. **TCab.1.10
Lyonnet, H. Le théatre hors de France. Série 2: Le théatre au
Portugal. Paris. 1898. Illus. Portraits. Plates. Facsimiles.
Plans. 6257.70; **T.77.86
Possart, Ernst, Ritter von.
Der Lehrgang des Schauspielers. 2. Auflage. Stuttgart. Spemann.
[1902.] 81, (1) pp. Portrait. Autograph facsimile. **T 76.191
Hermann Levi. Erinnerungen. Miinchen. Beck. Ig01. (5), 53 pp.

Portrait. **T 77,220
Levi was for many years musical director at the Hof- und National-Theater,
Munich.

Schiller und das Theater. Festrede zur Mannheimer Gedachtnisfeier
von Schillers hundertstem Todestage (8. Mai 1905). Berlin. Ahn.

[1905.] 35 pp. **T 76.189
Die Separat-Vorstellungen vor Konig Ludwig II. Erinnerungen.
Miinchen. Beck. i901. (3), 65 pp. **T77.221

On representations of the opera in Munich specially for Ludwig II.

Ueber die Neueinstudierung und Neuszenierung des Mozart’schen
Don Giovanni (Don Juan) auf dem kgl. Residenztheater zu
Miinchen. Miinchen. Bruckmann. 18096. 36 pp. ¥kT 77,223

Welches System der Scenerie ist am besten geeignet fiir die Dar-
stellung verwandlungsreicher, klassischer Dramen, insbesondere
der Shakespeare’schen? Festvortrag, gehalten bei der Tagung der
deutschen Shakespeare-Gesellschaft zu Weimar am 23. April
1901. Miinchen. Beck. Ig901. 40 pp. #*T 77.224

Posters. See Theatre posters.

Postscript to the Letter to the Rev. G. Burder, occasioned by his
appendix to his sermon on lawful amusements. London. Symonds.

1805. (3), 39 pp. **T 96.62
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 4 in **G.3824.9. A letter to the Rev.
George Burder may be found on shelf-numbers No. 3 in **G.3824.9; **T.96.61.
Burder’s Lawful amusements may be found on shelf-numbers No. 2 in **G.3824.9;
**T 96.49.

Potier de Lille, L.

Justification des comédiens francois. Opinions sur les chefs-d’ceuvres
des auteurs morts, & projet de. décret portant réglement entre
les auteurs dramatiques & tous les comédiens du royaume. [Anon.
Paris? 1790.] 15 pp. ¥*T 76.163
Relates also to, the quarrel between Talma and the Comédie frangaise.

Pottecher, Marie Benjamin Maurice.

Le théatre du peuple. Renaissance et destinée du théatre populaire.
Paris. Ollendorff. 1899. xxi, 280, (3) pp. ¥**T 77.99
Relates chiefly to France.

Pottecher, Maurice. See Pottecher, Marie Benjamin Maurice.
Potter, Alfred Claghorn.

A bibliography of Beaumont and Fletcher. Cambridge. 1890. 20
‘pp. [Harvard College. Library. Bibliographical contributions.
No. 39.] #6194.12.39

Potter, John.

The theatrical review; or, new companion to the play-house: con-
taining a critical and historical account of every tragedy, comedy,
opera, farce, &c., exhibited at the theatres last season; with
remarks on the actors. By a society of gentlemen, independent

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Potter, John. (Continued.)
of managerial influence. London: Printed for S. Crowder. 1772.

2v. ¥#*T 48.22
“First appeared in numbers in the Public Ledger.” Preface.

Criticisms of the performances at the Covent Garden and Drury Lane Theatres,
London,

Pougin, Arthur. See Paroisse-Pougin, Francois Auguste Arthur.

Poujol, Adolphe.

Les reflets du passé. Types extraordinaires, anecdotes théatrales
peu connues, premiére piéce de Th. Barriére. Paris. Barbre.
[187-?] 100 pp. Illus. ¥**T 57.395
On the Paris theatres.

Poujol, Adolphe, alleged author.

Théatres, acteurs et actrices de Paris. See Théatres, acteurs et
actrices de Paris.

Poulet-Malassis, Paul Emmanuel Auguste, editor.

Moliére jugé par ses contemporains. Avec une notice par A. P.-
Malassis. Paris. Liseux. 1877. xxvii, 148, (4) pp. Plate.

*4649a.55; **T.59.13
Poulet-Malassis, Paul Emmanuel Auguste, prefacer.

Grimarest, J. L. Le G., Sieur pz. La vie de Mr de Moliére. Réim-
pression de l’édition originale (Paris, 1705) et des piéces annexes.
Paris. 1877. Plate. **T 50.5; etc.

Pound, Ezra Loomis.

‘Noh’ or accomplishment. A study of the classical stage of Japan.
By Ernest Fenollosa and Ezra Pound. New York. Knopf. 1917.
viii, 267, (1) pp. Portrait. Music. 5028.43
Contains translations of Japanese ‘Noh’ plays.

Powell, William.

Cotman, G., the Elder. A true state of the differences subsisting
between the proprietors of Covent-Garden Theatre; in answer to
a manuscript libel and to a printed Narrative by T. Harris and
J. Rutherford” [Published with the endorsement of William
Powell, the fourth Patentee.] London. 1768. ¥**T 95.1163 etc.

Power, Richard.

Private theatre, The, of Kilkenny [under the leadership of Richard
Power]. With introductory observations on other private theatres
in Ireland, before it was opened. [Kilkenny?] 1825. Portraits.

¥*T 74.2
Power, Tyrone.
Winter, W. Tyrone Power. New York. 10913. Portraits. Plate.
4343-262
Poz, Quiz & Company, pseud., editors.

Dramatic Spectator, The. Edited by Poz, Quiz & Company. No.

I-10, July 29-—September 30, 1837. Edinburgh. 1837.
No. I in **G.3821.24
Pradel, Jules Jean Baptiste Francois de Chardebceuf, Comte de.
[Réglement pour le second Théatre francais. Paris. 1819.] 51 pp.
**T 95.129
Prague, Bohemia. Theatres.

Teuser, O. ~Geschichte des Prager Theaters. Von den Anfangen
des Schauspielwesens bis auf die neueste Zeit. Prag. 1883-1888.
3. 2875.152

Pratique, La, du thédtre. Ausicnac, F. H., Abbé v’. **T 47.41; etc.
Pratolascio, Florence, Italy. See Florence, Italy. Theatres. Parwacto.

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Pray, Isaac Clark. (Clercpret.)
Teresa Parodi and the Italian opera. New York. Parsons, 1851.

159 pp. Portraits. **M.105.30
Précis de l’art théatral dramatique des anciens et des modernes. La-
COMBE, J. ¥**T 46.53

Prelude, A, to the plays: or, a few serious questions proposed to the
gentlemen, ladies, and others, that frequent the playhouse. Lon-
don: Printed for J. Roberts. 1729. 23 pp. **T 96.89
In opposition to the theatre. Another_copy is on shelf-number No. 5 in
**G. 3823.18.

Same. 2d edition. 24 pp. No. 3 in **G,3823.4

Another copy is on shelf-number No. 3 in **G.3823.3.

Premiére, Une, par jour. Soustgs, E. J. A.

Premiéres, Les, illustrées. Notes et croquis. Saison théatrale 1881/82-
83/84, 85/86-87/88. [Année 1-3, 5-7.] Paris. Monnier & cie
[etc. 1882-88]. 6 v. Illus. Portraits. Plates. **T 23.14

Present state, The, of the stage in Great Britain and Ireland. And the
theatrical characters of the principal performers, in both king-
doms, impartially considered. London: Printed for Paul Vaillant.

1753. 55 PD. MET 77.151
Other copies are on shelf-numbers No. 27 in **G.3822.1; No. 9 in **G.3823.3; etc.
Press, The.

Press privilege, The, at the theatres. [London. 1853.]
No. 9 in **G.3822.3
Sprtyan, H. G. The stage and the press: or, revelations theatrical
and journalistic. No. 1.— May, 1852. London. 1852. **T.76.45
Winter, W. The press and the stage. An oration before the Goethe
Society, New York, January 28. New York. 1889. **T 75,12

Press-agents handbook, The. Jounson, F. G. 6197.128
Press privilege, The, at the theatres. [London. 1853.] 3 pp.
Relates to the London theatres. No. 9 in **G.3822.3

Prestidigitation. See Legerdemain.
Preston, Harriet Waters, translator.

Satnte-Beuve, C. A. Memoirs of Madame Desbordes-Valmore.

With a selection from her poems. Boston. 1873. 2648.62; etc.
Prével, Jules, and Théodore Jules Emile Cardon.

Les théatres de Paris. Histoire des Délassements-comiques. Par
deux habitués de ’endroit. Paris. Vallée & ce. 1862. (3), 105
pp. **T.79.23

Pre-Victorian drama, The, in Dublin. Hucues, S. C. 4576.189
Préville, Pierre Louis Dubus-.

CanaissE, H. A. Mémoires de Préville. Paris. 1812. **T.56.13; etc.

Dazincourt, J. J. B. A. Notice historique sur Préville. Lue au
Lycée, le 19 nivose, an 8 (janvier 1800). A Paris. An vist. [1800.]

**T 56.12
Prévost, Eugéne Marcel.

Cousine Laura. Mceurs de théatre. Paris. Lemerre. 1890. (5),
283, (I) pp. **T.87.30
A novel of theatrical life.

Prévost, Marcel. See Prévost, Eugéne Marcel.
Price, William Thompson.

The analysis of play construction and dramatic principle. New
York. Price. [1908.] vi, 415 pp. 6257.90

A life of Charlotte Cushman. New York. Brentano’s. [1894.] (5),
iii, (1), 180, xviii pp. Portrait. [A library of masks and faces.]

; **T.59.39
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Price, William Thompson. (Continued.)
The technique of the drama. New York. Brentano. 1909. viii, 287
pp. 6257.88
Same. 1913. 6257.89
A life of William Charles Macready. New York. Brentano’s.
[1894.] (5), iti, (1), 201, xii pp. Portrait. [A library of masks
and faces.] **T 59.40
Prichard, Joseph Vila, translator.

Fiton, P. M. A. Garrick’s pupil. Chicago. 1893. Illus. **T 88.2
Prima donna, The. Epwarps, H. S. 4044.83; **M.371.52
Prima donnas and soubrettes. Strano, L. C. 4048.183; **T.58.26
Princesses de comédie et déesses d’opéra. Houssaye, A.

4693.1.5; **T.56.320; etc.
Private Theatre, The, of Kilkenny, with introductory observations on
other private theatres in Ireland, before it was opened. [Kil-

kenny?] 1825. (3), 134 pp. Portraits. ET 74.2
The leader of the Private Theatre was Richard Power.
Private theatricals. Hopson, J. S. 6003.53; **T.97.193
Private theatricals. See Amateur theatricals; Student theatricals.
Problems of the actor. CaLverT, L. 6257.29
Problems of the playwright. Hamitton, C. M. 6257.370

Procter, Bryan Waller.
The life of Edmund Kean. [Anon.] London. Moxon. 1835. 2 v.

Portrait. Autograph facsimile, 6540.75; **T.57.2
Another copy is a Ennis **K.36.26. lit ae aCe
Same. xi-239 pp. B.6028.55; **T.57.300

This edition lacks the portrait.
Procter, Richard Wright.

Manchester in holiday dress. London. Simpkin, Marshall & Co.
1866. viii, 179 pp. ¥*T 77.89
Relates to Manchester theatres.

Our turf, our stage, and our ring. With illustrations by William
Morton. Manchester. Dinham & Co. 1862. 91 pp. Illus. Plate.
Relates to Manchester, Eng. **T 97.162

Production of plays. See Theatre. Management.
Proelss, Carl Robert.

Von den altesten Drucken der Dramen Shakespeares, und dem Ein-
flusse, den die damaligen Londoner Theater und ihre Einrich-
tungen auf diese Dramen ausgetibt haben. Eine Untersuchung
vom literarischen und dramaturgischen Standpunkte. Leipzig.

Berger. 1905. iv, I41 pp. 4579.150
Profils de théatre. Cxaretiz, J. A. A. **T 57.70; etc.
Profils et grimaces. VACQUERIE, A. E. **T 47.12
Programmes.

Many of the plays listed at the end of this catalogue contain inserted programmes
of special performances.

BENEVOLENT and Protective Order of Elks. Boston Lodge. No. Io.
[Programmes of annual benefits.] 2d, 17th. Boston. 1880, 94.

2v. Illus. Portraits. Plate. **T 14.13
Dramatic and musical prospectuses and programmes, etc, [1876-
86.] 39 pphs. **M 139.17

Fasuions of two centuries. 1776-1870. Presented by the Hingham
Historical Society, September 20th. [Programme of the pageant.
Hingham.] 1916. 8076.246

Lez, W. H., compiler. Dramatic & musical programs. [Cuttings.
Boston. 1897-1913.] 13 v. Illus., some colored. Portraits, some
colored. **T 10.68

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Programmes. (Continued.)

Marnpron, C. E. Les programmes illustrés des théatres et des cafés-
concerts, menus, cartes d’invitation, petites estampes, etc. Paris.
[1897.] (62) plates, mostly colored. **T 12.6; etc.

May Festiva, Boston. Official programme, 17th, 18th annual May
Festival. [Given under the direction of Mrs. William S. Butler.
Boston.] 1905, 06. Portraits. 7 #*T 14.14

WiLiiam WINTER testimonial, The. Century Theatre, March four-
teenth, nineteen hundred and sixteen. [Programme and tributes.
New York.] 1916. Portrait. **T 52.13

Programmes. Operas.

Boston. Theatres. Boston Opera Housrt. Programs. Season of
grand opera. 1909/10-1913/14. Nov. 8, 1909—March 28, 1914. Bos-
ton. IQ09-I9I4. ° **M.Cab.2.15; etc.

Frencu, C. E. A year of opera at the Castle Square Theatre, from
May 6, ’95, to May 6, ’96. Containing portraits and sketches of
the principal singers, and a record of the casts of characters of
the various operas produced. Boston. 1896. Portraits.

8048.69; **M.375.8
Lonpon. Theatres. His MajEsty’s THEATRE. Programmes. Feb. 20-
Aug. 3, 1847. London. 1847. *®M_131.1

Opera Box, The. [Programmes, etc., of operas produced at Her
Majesty’s theatre. London.] 1849-51. 218 nos. in 3 v.

**M 419.28

Roven, France. Theatres. THEATRE DES ARTS. Le théatre-des-arts.

1776-1886. Répertoire lyrique. Rouen. 1886. Illus. Plates. 4048.100

Programmes. Theatre.
Actors’ Funp of America. Complimentary souvenir programme.
Benefit performance, Boston Theatre, April 21st, 1910. [Boston.

1910.] **T 15,21
ANZEIGER ftir die K6niglichen Theater. 1. Januar—31. Dezember,
1874. Miinchen. 1874. 350 nos. in I v. **M 236.27

Bisnop, A. Tour in the U. S. & Canada, from Aug., 1847, to Sept.
1848. Programmes. New York [etc.]. 1847-48. 56 sheets.
**M 446.87
Boston. Theatres. Bijou THEATRE. Play bills and programmes.
March 4, 1843-—April 5, 1865; October 15, 1878-June 5, 1882;
Jan. 22, 1883 -—June 8, 1885; Season of 1885/6. [Boston. 1843-86.]
4Vv. **T 10.41
Boston. Theatres. Boston MusEUM. Performance in aid of The
Mrs. J. R. Vincent Hospital Fund at the Boston Museum, April
24, 1890. Presented with the compliments of the Boston Herald.

[Boston.] 1890. **T 10.12
— Playbills and programmes. [ist-62d dramatic season. Bos-
ton. 1843-1903.] 62 v. in 47. **T 10.10

— History of the Boston Museum. [Accompanied by 30 pro-
grammes, 1855-1903.] Boston. 1892. Portraits. No. 4in **T.54.33
—— [Souvenir programme for] Monday evening, June 1, 1903. Last
night of the existence of the Boston Museum as a theatre.
Charles Frohman’s Empire Theatre Company presenting. Mrs.
Dane’s defense. Boston. 1903. Portraits. Plate. **T 16.6
Boston. Theatres. Boston MusEUM company. [Suburban play bills
of the Boston Museum Company.] Boston. 1870-83. **T.10.14
Boston. Theatres. BOsTON THEATRE, WASHINGTON STREET. Play-bills.
1854-90/91, 93/94, 95/06-99/1900, 1901-06. [Boston. 1854-1905.]
46 v. **T 10.1

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Programmes. Theatres. (Continued.)

Boston. Theatres. BosTtoN THEATRE CoMPANY. [Suburban play bills
of the Boston Theatre Company.] Boston. 1870-80. **T.10.3

Boston. Theatres. BoyLstoN MUSEUM. Programmes. Oct. 5, 1874-
July 30, 1881. [Boston. 1874-1881.] ¥**T 10.43

Boston. Theatres. CasTLE SQuaRE THEATRE. The Castle Square
Program Magazine. Vol. 1, 2. Boston. 1911, 12. 2 v. Illus.
Portraits. Plans. **T 15.14

Boston. Theatres. CONTINENTAL THEATRE. Play-bills. January 1,
1866-— March 6, 1869; December 12, 1870, April 6-—June 3, 1871.
[Boston. 1866-71.] 2 v. ¥**T 10.39

Boston. Theatres. GLOBE THEATRE. Complimentary testimonial to
Mr. Arthur Cheney, Globe theatre, June 7th, 1872. [Boston.
1872.] No. 31a in **G.3822.3

— Play-bills. Oct. 28, 1867- April 10, 1873; Dec. 3, 1874-July 1,
1878; Jan. 6, 1879—Dec. 25, 1893. [Boston. 1868-1893.]- 18 v.

¥**T 10,21
Boston. Theatres. Grand Opera House. Programmes. January 9,
1888 - May 29, 1893. [Boston. 1888-1893.] 2 v. **T 10.45

Boston. Theatres. Hovis STREET THEATRE. Programmes. April 11,
1870- May 31, 1890; August 31, 1891~—June 6, 1903. [Boston.
1870-1903.] **T 10.33

Boston. Theatres. Howarp ATHEN®UM. Play bills. October 20,
1845—February 11, 1884. [Boston. 1845-84.] 23 v. **T 10.18

Boston. Theatres. NATIONAL THEATRE, PorTLAND STREET. Play bills.
July 5, 1832-April 21, 1860. [Boston. 1832-60.] 11 v. **T.10.15

Boston. Theatres. Park THEATRE. Programmes. April 19, 1879-
June 29, 1889; 1890-1901; 1903/04-12/13. [Boston. 1879-1913.]
20 v. and I box, **T 10.30

Boston. Theatres. TREMONT THEATRE. 1827-1843. Play bills. Feb-
ruary 16, 1829—June 15, 1843. [Boston. 1829~43.] 2v. **T.10.25

Boston. Theatres. TREMONT THEATRE. 1863-1865. Play bills. Feb.
26-28, Nov. 30, 1863; Oct. 31, 1864; Jan. 2, Feb. 3, Feb. 10, April 3,
April 25, 1865. [Boston. 1863-65.] **T 10,26

Boston. Theatres. TREMONT THEATRE. I889-. Programmes. October
14, 1889-August 19, 1901; June 30, 1901-. [Boston. 1889~.] **T.10.27

Boston. Theatres. WiInDSOR THEATRE. Programmes. September to,
1881 — February 28, 1887. [Boston. 1881-81.] Unpaged. **T.10.47

Boston stage, The. Its history from 1854 to the present time. [A
series of articles published in the Boston Courier, 1874-1876.
Mounted in a scrap-book. 38 contemporaneous play-bills are

inserted. Boston. 1874-76.] **T.10.9
Brown, A. A., compiler. [Programmes, musical and dramatic. Bos-
ton, etc. 1887-94.] 2 v. ¥*M 371.13

Cepar Rapips, Jowa. Theatres. GREENE’s Opera House. [Play bills,
season 1883-84. No. 1-69. Cedar Rapids. 1883, 84.] **M 371.5
[CotLection of play bills of English theatres, chiefly those of Lon-
don. 1718-1825; 1825-1864.] N. p. 2 v. **G_50.30
DeutscHer Verein der Harvard Universitat. Grillparzer’s Medea
dargestellt von Mitgliedern des Irving Place Theaters 6. Decem-

ber 1906. [Programme. Boston. 1906.] 4480a.168
Epwarps, F. Playbills. A collection and some comments. Lon-
don. 1893. ¥**T 96.33

Exuis, J. [A collection of articles and items on Stratford as con-
nected with Shakespeare, cut from books, periodicals and news-

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Programmes. Theatres. (Continued.)
papers; with a circular, and programmes of performances in aid
of the fund for the purchase and preservation of Shakespeare’s

house. Stratford?] 1840. Illus. Portraits. Plates. **G,_70.27
GosNnELL, John, & Co. The graphic theatrical programme. [London.
187—?] **T 14.12
IncorPORATED Stage Society, London. Ten years. 1899 to 1909. Lon-
don. 1909. **T 16.4
Junius Brutus Boots. [Manuscript copies of programmes with a
few letters, etc.] N.p. N.d. Portrait. **T 13.6

Lonvon. Theatres. CovENT GARDEN THEATRE. [Theatre Royal, Covent
Garden. 40 play-bills, May 2-—July 2, 1842; entire season of German
opera; M. Thalberg; the famous actress, Mlle. Déjazet, her last

appearance in England. London. 1842.] **T Cab.1.15
Lonpon. Theatres. GAIETY THEATRE. The Gaiety programme. June 2,
3, 5-30, July 1-12, 1879. [London. 1879.] ¥**T 15.13
Lonpon play bills and dramatic cuttings. 1766-1825. IIlus. Por-
traits. **T 11.5
Lonpon playbills, pictures and cuttings. 1774-1874. Illus. Por-
traits. Plates. Plan. . **T 11.2

MacCartuy, D. The Court Theatre, 1904-1907: a commentary and
criticism. With an appendix containing reprinted programmes
of the ‘““Vedrenne-Barker performances.” London. 1907. **T.78.73

Miuitra of Mercy, The. Children’s Ambulance Service. Benefit
performance in aid of the children of Boston, crippled by
infantile paralysis, Boston Opera House, Friday afternoon, No-
vember 3, 1916, under the auspices of The Militia of Mercy.
[Boston. 1916.] Illus. Portraits. Plans. **T 12,12

Moore & Burgess Minstrels. Programmes. May 15, 1871- Dec. 31,
1891; May 21, Oct. 22, 1892; Dec. 26, 1893; June 16, 1894. [Lon-

don. 1871-094.] 41 v. ¥®T 15,12
New York, City. Theatres. ParK THEATRE. Play bills. Sept. 1 [1821-]
July 5, 1822. [New York. 1821, 22.] ¥**T.10.70

New York, City. Theatres. RayMonp HiTCcHCocK’s 44TH STREET
THEATRE. Souvenir programme. Edward E. Rice’s testimonial
in celebration of his forty years in management, 1877-1917,
tendered by members of his companies and other friends, Sunday,
October 28, 1917. [New York. 1917.] Portraits. Plates.

#*T 12.13

CEuvre francaise des trente ans de théatre. (Euvre francaise et
populaire des trente ans de théatre. 1903. Représentations
populaires et causeries. Paris. 1904. ¥*T 74.21

Paris. Theatres. THEATRE DU VAUDEVILLE. Les 2, 3 et 4 septembre
1886. La troupe américaine d’Augustin Daly du Daly’s Theatre,
New-York, donners une série de représentations au Théatre du

vaudeville. [Programmes et résumés. Paris.] 1886. *eT 11.8
Portraits of favorite actors and actresses [with programmes]. N.p.
N.d. Illus. Portraits. **T 11.3

[SEVENTEEN playbills of American performances of plays based on
Dickens’s works, Sept. 27, 1855 — Nov. 23, 1885. Boston, etc. 1855-

1885.] **T,Cab.1.3
TueatricaL Observer, The: and daily bills of the play. Nov. 3, 182I-
June 30, 1876. [London.] 1821-76. 53 v. **T 26.2

Wasuincton, D.C. Theatres. Forv’s THEATRE. [Programme.] April
14th, 1865. Benefit and last night of Miss Laura Keene. [Wash-
ington, D.C. 1891.] **T 11.7

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Programmes. Theatre. Amateur.

See also Amateur theatricals; Student theatricals.
AMATEUR performance, The, on behalf of the family of the late C.
H. Bennett, at the Theatre Royal, Adelphi. [A programme with

the texts of the plays performed.” London.] 1867. **T 38.4
Amateurs, The, Brookline. [Programmes.] 2d season, 2d, 3d play;
3d season, Ist play. Brookline. 1909. 3 playbills. **T 15.19

Bank, Orricers’ Association of Boston. Coreopsis, or the king’s
amulet: an Egyptian comic opera in three acts. Presented at
Keith’s Bijou Opera House, Jan. 26-29, 1898. [Programme. Bos-
ton. 1898.] Illus. Portraits. 4454.301

— Miss Simplicity. An original musical comedy. [Presented
at the] Tremont Theatre, one week, commencing February 25,
1901. [Boston.] 1901. Illus. Portraits. ¥*T 32.9

— Pinafore on the half shell. A nautical vaudeville presented at
Keith’s Bijou Opera House, Jan. 22, 23, 1897. [Boston. 1807.]
Portraits. Plates. **T 95.81

Boston. Theatres. BostoN THEATRE, WASHINGTON StreET. Aladdin, or
the wonderful lamp. [For the benefit of the George Junior Re-
public.] Boston theatre, January 8-11, 1904. Boston. 1904. Plan.

4455.296

Boston Press Club. Annual entertainment, 1st, 3d, 6th-oth, 13th-
14th. Boston. 1886-1889. Portraits. Plates. Music. **T.33.7; etc.

CaMBRIDGE Social Dramatic Club. Fiftieth performance given in
Brattle Hall, February fourteenth, 1903. [With list of plays
given by the Club since its formation in 1891. Cambridge. 10903.]

4450a.149; **T.13.8

CercLte francais de Radcliffe College. Edmond Rostand. Les
romanesques. Comédie en trois actes en vers. [Programme.
Cambridge. 1906.] 4456.181

Cottece Equal Suffrage League of Massachusetts. [Programme
of three plays given at Potter Hall, January 31, 1905. Boston.
1905.] 4459-169

Dexta Upstton Society, Harvard Chapter. The comedy of errors. A
comedy by William Shakespeare. Being the annual theatricals
for Anno Domini mdcccexiii. [Programme.] Cambridge. 1913.
Portraits. Plates. 4450a.154

—— Eastward, ho! A comedie by Marston, Jonson and Chapman.
Being the annual theatricals. [Programme. Cambridge. 1903.]
Illus. Portraits. 44508.152

—— The elder brother. A comedie by Fletcher and Massinger.
Being the annual theatricals. [Programme. Cambridge. 1901.]
Illus. Portraits. 44508.151

—— HenryIV. PartII. By William Shakespeare. Being the annual
theatricals. [Programme.] Boston. 1916. Illus. Plate. 4592.158

— The maid of the mill. A comedy by Fletcher and Rowley.
Being the annual theatricals. [Programme. Cambridge. 1900.]
Illus. 44804.139

— The wise-woman of Hogsdon. A comedie by Tho: Heywood.
Being the annual theatricals. [Programme. Cambridge. 1906.]
Illus. Plates. 44504.153

First Corps of Cadets of the Massachusetts Volunteer Militia.
Cadet theatricals. Cinderella & the prince. [Programme. Bos-

ton.] 1904. Plates. 4450a.161
— “1492.” [Programme. Boston. 1892.] Portraits. Plates.
*4450a.103

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Programmes. Theatre. Amateur. (Continued.)

—— Injured innocents. [Programme. Boston. 1891.] 4450a.105
Miss Po-ko-hon-tas. [Programme.] Boston. 1906. Por-
traits. Plates. 4450a.167
Simple Simon. [Progtamme. Boston. 1897.] Plates. 4450a.106
—— The strange adventures of Jack and the beanstalk. [A fairy

Mother Goose burlesque, by R. A. Barnet and A. B. Sloane.- Pro-

gramme.] Boston. [1896.] Illus. Portraits. Plates. Plan.

 

 

4450a.107
— Tabasco. [Programme. Boston. 1894.] Illus. Portraits.
Plates. *4450a.104

FootiicHt Crus, Jamaica Plain, Mass. [Programme of] A scrap of
paper, May 4-5, 1906. 1ooth performance [of] the Footlight Ciub.
[Cambridge. 1906.] 4009.329

Harvarp Classical Club. Scenes from The birds of Aristophanes.
[With a programme of the performances of these scenes by the
Harvard Classical Club, May 8 and 10, 1901.] Cambridge. gor.

2977.27; **T.36.29

Harvarp Cottece. [Programme of Terence’s Phormio as given by

the students in Sanders theatre, April, 1894. Cambridge. 1894.]
*4483.183

Harvarp CoLiece. Department of the Classics and Department of Indic

Philology. Atioytiov ’Ayapéuvov. [Programme. Cambridge. 1906.]
*4490.19

Harvarp CoLiece. Germanic Museum. Akademisches Theater der
Harvard Universitat. Festvorstellung zur Feier der Eréffnung
des Germanischen Museums, Dienstag, 10. November 1903.
[Programm. Cambridge.] 1903. 4480a.153

Hasty Puppine Cius, Harvard College. Spring theatricals, 1897, April
29, 30,and May 1,3and 4. [“The flying Dutchmen.” Programme.
Cambridge. 1897.] Plates. 4480a.140

— Spring theatricals, 1900, May oth to May t2th. “Wytche
Hazelle.” A masque in two musical movements. [Programme.
Cambridge. 1900.] Illus. Portraits. Plates. **T 33.4

— Spring theatricals. Boodle & Co. An original musical play,
in prologue, two acts and epilogue. [Programme. Cambridge.
1904.] Plates. 4480a.156

Massacuusetts Institute of Technology. Plays and entertainments.
Hollis Street Theatre. Souvenir program of the Tech show:
‘The grand duke.” Given... May 3d [1901. Boston. gor].
Illus. *#4450.162

Mittet, F. D. Illustrations, with descriptive reading matter, from
the November number of the Century Magazine.  Oi8d{mouc
tieavvos. Oedipus the King. The Greek tragedy as recently
presented at Harvard University. [Programme. Boston. 1881.]
Illus. 4450a.150

Pr Eta Society, Harvard College. Pi Eta theatricals. The Viking.
Presented April 15-25, 1901. [Cambridge. 1901.] Plates. Por-
traits. ¥*T 32.3,

Saturpay Morning Club, Boston. [Programme of the Winter’s tale,
given in Copley Hall, February 18-21, 1895, by the Saturday
Morning Club.] Boston. 1895. * Artz Cab.19.25

SocrepapD espafiola de la Universidad Harvard. Los tres ramilletes.
Presented by the members of La Sociedad espafiola de la Uni-
versidad Harvard, Brattle Hall, May 10, 1906. [Programme.
Cambridge.] 1906. 4483.319

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Programmes. Theatre. Amateur. (Continued.)
University of California. Greek theatre. A midsummer night’s dream.
A comedy by Shakespeare, with music by Mendelssohn. Septem-
ber 1, 1906. [Cast of characters, etc. Berkeley. 1906.] 4474.307
Westminster School, London. Plot of the Phormio. [Verse. Anon.
Accompanied by two leaflets, entitled Phormio, 1873 [cast] and
Plot of epilogue, 1873; also a programme, and a leaflet containing
two songs. London. 1873.] ¥**T 97.351
Women’s Educational and Industrial Union, Boston. Fairyland: an
enchantment devised by Laura Coombs Hills. Dances, panto-
mime and groupings by Melvin Ballou Gilbert. [Programme.]
Boston. [1900.] 4450a.169
Programmes. Theatre. Catalogues. :
Torpteserc, A. A particularly interesting collection of English
and American play-bills mainly formed by Augustus Toedteberg.
For sale at auction by the Anderson Auction Company, March 109,
1907. New York. 1907. **T 65.36
Projet d’une salle de spectacle pour un théatre de comédie. [Anon.]
See Cochin, Charles Nicolas.
Prologue. ¢
B., G. S. A study of the prologue and epilogue in English literature
from Shakespeare to Dryden. London. 1884. 2553.69; **T.47.48
Prompter, The; a weekly miscellany, devoted to public amusements.
[June 1, 1850-Aug. 5, 1850.] Edited by Cornelius Mathews: [New
York.] 1850. 96 pp. Portraits. Autograph facsimile. **T.27.35
Same. No. 3. [July 1, 1850.] New York. Taylor & Co. 1850.

49-72 pp. oe . **T.27.30
Prompter, The; or, theatrical investigator. [Weekly.] No. [1-]19.
Manchester. Wilson [etc. 1815, 16]. I v. ¥*T 28.10

Criticisms of the performances at the Theatre Royal, Manchester.
Prompter, The, and Scottish Dramatic Review. Vol. 1; 2 (no. 1). Nov.
12, 1842— May 20, 1843. Edinburgh. Robinson. 1842, 43. 2 v.in1.
#*T 27,25
Prompter’s whistle, The. A weekly miscellany, devoted to public
amusements. Edited by the man behind the curtain [Cornelius
Mathews]. Aug. 31, 1850-—Sept. 28, 1850. [New York.] 1850.

96 pp. Portraits. #*T 27.36
A continuation of the Prompter [**T.27.35].
Same. August 31, 1850. **T 98.44

Propiac, Catherine Joseph Ferdinand Girard de.

Histoire véritable de Fanchon la vielleuse, extraite de mémoires
inédits. [Anon. Par J. B. Dubois et C. J. F. G. de Propiac.]
Paris. Capelle. An x1.-1803. 203, (1) pp. Plate. **T 88.14

Propos, Les, d’un escamoteur. RayNaty, E. **T 97.246

Proposal, A, for the better regulation of the stage. With some remarks
on the state of the theatre among the ancient Greeks and Romans.
London: Printed for J. Peele. 1732. (8), 55 pp. ¥*T 77.215

Proposes a new theatre in London, to be controlled by shareholders.
Prospero, pseud.
An imaginary history of the American theatre from 1890 to roo0.
New York. 1890. 64 pp. **T 77,56
Providence, R. I. Theatres.
Brake, C. An historical account of the Providence stage; being a
paper read before the Rhode Island Historical Society, October
25th, 1860. (With additions.) Providence. 1868. 4487.15

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Providence, R. J. Theatres. (Continued.)

Wituarp, G. O. History of the Providence stage, 1762-1891. In-
cluding sketches of many prominent actors who have appeared
in America. Providence. 1891. 4395.166; **T.75.68

Provinciaal Utrechtsch Genootschap van Kunsten en Wetenschappen.

Worp, J. A. De invloed van Seneca’s treurspelen op ons tooneel.

Amsterdam. 1892. 2900b.44
Provost, Jean Baptiste Francois.

A Jean-Baptiste Provost, sociétaire de la Comédie-frangaise, pro-
fesseur au Conservatoire impérial de musique & de déclamation.
Paris. Claye. 1867. 31 pp. Portraits. *8T 51.7

Pruniéres, Henry.

Le ballet de cour en France avant Benserade et Lully, suivi du Ballet
‘de la délivrance de Renaud. Paris. Laurens. 1914. (5), vi, 282,
(1) pp. Plates. *4040a.169
Bibliographie, pp. 267-270.

Prynne, William.

Histrio-mastix. The players scovrge, or, actors trageedie. Wherein
it is largely evidenced that popular stage-playes are sinful, ungodly
spectacles. London, Printed by E. A. and W. I. for Michael
Sparke. 1633. (34), 1006, (40) pp. ¥*T 77.19
Another copy is on shelf-number **G.4075.16.

Prynne, William. Works about.

Baxer, Sir R. Theatrum redivivum, or the theatre vindicated by Sir
Richard Barer [sic]. In answer to Mr. Pryn’s Histrio-mastix.
London. 1662. ¥**#G,3821.12

Mr. Wixtiiam Prynn his defence of stage-plays, or a retraction of
a former book of his called Histrio-mastix. London, printed in
the year 1649. [London. 1822.] ¥*T 77.22; etc.

Pryor, Francis Robert, editor. J

SopHocies. CEdipus Tyrannus. The Oedipus Tyrannus. A record by
L. Speed and F. R. Pryor of the performance [at the University
of Cambridge] in November 1887. Cambridge. [1888.] Illus.
Plate. ¥**T 31.6

Psyche, The. A magazine of belles lettres, the drama, poetry, music,
and the fine arts. Edited by the author of “The Czar,” &c.
Monthly. No. 4. May, 1840. London. 1840. Colored portrait.

**T 97.188

Psychonomy, The, of the hand. Bramisu, R. 5600.2

Public and private life of that celebrated actress, Miss Bland, otherwise
Mrs. Ford, or, Mrs. Jordan; late mistress of H. R. H. the D. of
Clarence; now King William IV., founder of the Fitzclarence
family. By a confidential friend of the departed. London. Dun-
combe. [188-?] 117 pp. 4549a.107

Another copy is on shelf-number **K.263.8. An earlier edition, having the title
The great illegitimates!!, may be found on shelf-number **T.57.340.

Public speakers.
Bancs, J. K. From pillar to post: leaves from a lecturer’s note-book.
New York. 1916. Illus. 2409a.349
Puchstein, Otto. ;
Die griechische Biihne. Eine architektonische Untersuchung. Berlin.
Weidmann. tgo01. vi, (1), 144 pp. Illus. 4093.87
Puesterich, Hermann. :
Meine Bithnen-Erlebnisse. Wahrheitsgetreue Memoiren. Heraus-
gegeben und eingeleitet von Reinhold Ortmann. Berlin. Fried-
rich. 1886. (3), 347, (1) pp. *8T 57.274

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Pulvis Olympicus. Patrerson, J. 4004.124
Puppet shows.

Courier, J. P. Punch and Judy, with illustrations, designed and
engraved by George Cruikshank. Accompanied by the dialogue
of the puppet show, and an account of its origin, and of puppet
plays in England. London. 1870. Illus. Plates. **T.37.249; etc.

Dextvau, A. Le Théatre érotique frangais sous le Bas-Empire. Paris.

[186-?] ¥**T 77,203
Feu le Théatre de Séraphin depuis son origine jusqu’a sa disparition.
1776-1870. Paris. 1872. **T 96.145
Macnin, C. Histoire des marionnettes en Europe depuis l’antiquité
jusqu’a nos jours. Paris. 1852. **T 95.84
—- Same. 2e édition. 1862. 6297.25

Mainpron, C. E. Marionnettes et guignols, les poupées agissantes
et parlantes 4 travers les Ages. Paris. [1900.] Illus. Portraits.
Plates, some colored. 4671.88

Prscnet, R. The home of the puppet play. An address on assum-
ing the office of Rector of the Kénigliche vereinigte Friedrichs-
Universitat, Halle-Wittenberg, on the 12th July, 1900. London.
1902. 2256.18

Reum, H. S. Das Buch der Marionetten. Ein Beitrag zur .Ge-
schichte des Theaters aller V6lker. Berlin. [1905.] Illus. Por-

traits. Plates. Plan. 6250a.45
Serrurier, L. De wajang poerw4, eene ethnologische studie. Leiden.
1896. Text und Atlas of 21 colored plates. *Cab.80.29.3
Pulpit, The, and the stage. Ham, J. P. **T 77.134

Pulpit, The, justified, and the theatre condemned. East, J. **T.76.99
Pure, Michel de.
Idée des spectacles anciens et novveavx. Par M. M. D. P. Paris.
Michel Brunet. 1668. (6), 318, (10) pp. **G.3537.4
Puritans.
Tompson, E. N.S. The controversy between the Puritans and the
stage. A thesis... Yale University. New York. 1903. 4583.148
Witson, J. D. The Puritan attack upon the stage. (/n Cambridge
history of English literature. Vol. 6, pp. 421-558. New York.
IQI0.) 4551.118.6
Purnell, Thomas. (“Q.”)
pee of the present day. London. Chapman & Hall. 1871.
(1), 140 pp. 2479.52; **T.47.14
ae — The drama of the present day. — Lord Lytton. — Dr. Westland

Marston. — Mr. F. C. Burnand. — Mr. Dion Boucicault. — Mr. John Oxenford.
— Mr. T. W. Robertson. — Mr. Tom Taylor. — Mr, Charles Reade.

London and elsewhere. ‘London. Unwin. 1886. (4), 144 pp.
**T 98.90
Pursuit after happiness: a poem. To which is added, an Ode to Mr.
Garrick, on his quitting the stage. Also An elegy on the death
of Mr. [Spranger] Barry. London: Printed for the author; pub-
lished by G. Kearsly. 1777. iv, 43 pp. 6571.3
Purvis, William.
Rozson, J. P. The life and adventures of the far-famed Billy
Purvis. Newcastle-upon-Tyne. 1849. Portrait. **T 58.57
Putlitz, Gustav Heinrich Gans, Edler Herr zu.
Theater-Erinnerungen. 2. mit Register versehene Auflage. Berlin.
Paetel. 1875. 2 v. in I. 2879.178

Relates to German drama.

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Puttick & Simpson, auctioneers.

Shakespeare tercentenary, Stratford-upon-Avon. Catalogue of the
fittings and effects, comprising the elegant proscenium, new act
drop, stage machinery and appliances, new gas fittings, chairs,
tables, etc. Which will be sold by auction May 31st. [London?
1864.] (2), 12 pp. No. 14 in **G.3942.25

Pyrotechnics. ‘

PERRINET D’OrvAL, J. C. Essay sur les feux d’artifice pour le

spectacle et pour la guerre. A Paris. 1745. 13 plates. **T.97.20
Pythagoras, pseud.

A vindication of a right in the public to a one shilling gallery either
at the new Theatre Royal in Covent-Garden, or somewhere else.
London: Printed for J. Owen. 1792. 40 pp. **T 76.70

Q

Q., pseud. See Rosenberg, Charles G.
Quarante ans de théatre. Sarcey, F. 4676.114; **T.47.1

Quatre tétes, Les, vision. [Paris. 179-?] 7 pp. No. 3 in **G.157.10
Relates to the Paris Opera.

Quearmoode, Humphrey, Esg., pseud.
An essay on the summer entertainments in the neighbourhood of
London. London: Printed for D. Job. 1750. 3-21 pp. **T.97.39
Queen of quavers, pseud. See Farmer, Polly, pseud.

Queen’s progress, The. ScHEtuine, F. E. 2556.108
Queens of song. Cuayton, E. C. **M 106.133 etc.

StepHens, R. N. *®4040.117
Queens of the drama. SrepHens, R. N. #*T 51.12
Queens of the French stage. WutiraMs, H. N. 4674.46

Queries to be answer’d by the manager of Drury-Lane Theatre
[Charles Fleetwood], for the satisfaction of the publick, in regard
to the present dispute between him and his actors. London:
Printed for J. Roberts. 1743. 19 pp. No. 1 in **G,3823.13

Another copv is on shelf-number No. 8 in **G.3824.2.

Queries upon queries, to be answer’d by the male-content players. For
the satisfaction of the publick, in regard to the present dispute
between them and the manager [Charles Fleetwood]. London:

Printed for W. Bickerton. [1743.] 19 pp. **T.77.3
A full answer to Queries upon queries may be found on shelf-number No. gin
**G. 3824.2.
Question, La, de l’Odéon. Lettre a son éditeur par ***. Paris. Ollen-
dorff. 1879. 35 pp. ¥8T 77.174
Queue, La, au théatre. Tovon, P. M. pe. ° ¥*T 76.68

Quicherat, Louis Marie.

Adolphe Nourrit: sa vie, son talent, son caractére, sa correspondance.

Paris. Hachette & cie. 1867. 3 v. Portraits. ¥*M 114.1
Quick, John.

Quick’s Whim; or, the merry medley: containing a collection of
jests and repartees. London: Printed for W. Lane. [1795.] 72
pp. Portrait. **T 98.88

Quin, James.

Foote, S. A treatise on the passions, so far as they regard the
stage; with a critical enquiry into the theatrical merit of Mr.
G——k, Mr. Q n, and Mr. B—~y. The first considered in
the part of Lear, the last two opposed in Othello. London.
[1747.] **T 77.27; etc.

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Quin, James. (Continued.)

Lirz, The, of Mr. James Quin, comedian. With the history of the
stage from his commencing actor to his retreat to Bath. Lon-
don. -1766. Portrait. **T 57.533 etc.

Quinault, Philippe.

CraPeLeT, G. A: Notice sur la vie et les ouvrages de Quinault,
suivie de piéces relatives a l’établissement de l’Opéra. Paris.
1824. No. 3 in **M.136.12; etc.

Quinault, Marie Anne Catherine.

Mémoires de Mademoiselle Quinault ainée de 1715 a 1793. Paris.

Allardin. 1836. 2 v. **T 56.215
Quizziology, The, of the British drama. A Bxcxert, G. A. **T 48.3

R
R,, C., of C. C. C. Oxford.

The danger of masquerades and raree-shows, or the complaints of
the stage, against masquerades, opera’s, assemblies and other
irrational entertainments, as being the ground and occasion of
_the late decay of wit in Great-Britain. London, Printed for W.

Boreham. 1718. (1), 37 pp. #*T 97.343

R,, G. F.
The actress of the day. A poem. London. Dugdale. [18—?] 12
pp. ¥**T' 58.29

R,, N.

“No salary required”; or, theatricals at Winklegate, by N. R. Being
a satirical expose of some of the advertisements which appear in
several of our leading papers. [London.] Wright & Co. [18—?]
20 pp. Itlus. **T 86.8

Rabany, Charles.

Carlo Goldoni. Le théatre et la vie en Italie au xvumre siécle. Paris.
Berger-Levrault & cie. 1896. ix, 429 pp. Portraits. 2771.79
Chronological list of Goldoni’s dramatic works, pp. 321-407. Sources biblio-
graphiques, pp. 409-423.

Rabou, Charles Félix Henri.

Les grands danseurs du roi. Bruxelles. Meline, Cans & cie. 1846.
(1), 267 pp. **T 89.3
A novel dealing with theatrical life.

Rachel, Elisa Rachel Félix, called Rachel. See Félix, Elisabeth Rachel.
Racovitza-Schewitsch, Helene, Baronin von.

Princess Helene von Racowitza. An autobiography. Authorised
translation from the German, by Cecil Mar. New York. The
Macmillan Co. 1910. xiii, 421 pp. Portrait. 2845.109
Autobiography of an actress.

Radcliffe College Alumnae Association.

Pirates of Penzance. For the benefit of Radcliffe College Library.

[Announcement. Boston. 1905.] (5) pp. 4358.66

‘Radcliffe College. Plays and entertainments.

CERCLE FRANCAIS de Radcliffe College. Edmond Rostand. Les
romanesques. Comédie en trois actes en vers. [Programme.
Cambridge. 1906.] 4456.181

Rae, William Fraser.

Sheridan.. A biography. With an introduction by Sheridan’s great-
grandson the Marquess of Dufferin and Ava. London. Bentley. 1896.
2v. Portraits. Plates. Facsimiles. Manuscript facsimiles. **T.56.53

Same. New York. Holt & Co. 4545-149

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Rag, Timothy, pseud.
An answer to a whimsical pamphlet, call’d The character of Sir John
Edgar, &c. Humbly inscrib’d to Sir Tremendous Longinus.
Written by Sir John ot baker. London, Printed for J.

Roberts. 1720. (8), 22 No. 10 in **G.3821.11
The characters and conduct a Rie John Edgar [pseud. of Sir Richard Steele],
by Dennis, may be found on shelf-numbers **T.77.107; etc.

Rainoldes, John. See Rainolds, John.

Rainolds, John.

The overthrow of stage-playes, by way of controversie etwnliet D.
Gager and D. Rainoldes, wherein all the reasons that can be made
for them are notably refuted. Added, Latine letters betwixt
Rainolds and Gentiles. 2d edition. At Oxford, Printed by Iohn
Lichfield, printer to the famous Vniversitie, for E. Forrest, and
W. Webbs, anno Dom. 1629. (7), 190 pp. **T 77,139

Other copies are on shelf-numbers **G.3821.15; **G.3821.14.
Rainolds, John. Works about.

Younc, C. An Elizabethan defense of the stage. [Containing the
correspondence of William Gager and Dr. Rainolds in their
controversy in regard to the theatre.] (Jn Shakespeare studies.
By members of the Department of English of the University of
Wisconsin. Pp. 103-124. Madison. 1916.) 4593-211

Ralph, James.

The case of our present theatrical disputes, fairly stated. In which
is contained a succinct account of the rise, progress and declen-
sion of the ancient stage; a comprehensive view of the manage-
ment of the Italian, Spanish, French and Dutch theatres, with
remarks upon our own. [Anon.] London: Printed for Jacob
Robinson. 1743. (1), 64 pp. **'T 76,151
Relates principally to London. Other copies are on shelf-numbers No. 9 in
**G.3823.12; No. 9 in **G.3823.18, the first of whi¢h lacks the title-page and
pages 5, 6, 9-24.

The taste of the town: or, a guide to all publick diversions. [Anon.]

os London. Printed, and sold by the booksellers of London and
Westminster. 1731. xxviii, 237 pp. **T 78.54

The touch-stone: or, historical, critical, political, philosophical, and
theological essays on the reigning diversions of the town. By
a person of some taste and some quality. London: Printed, and
sold by the booksellers of London and Westminster. 1728. xxviii,
237 pp. ¥*T 98.89

Ram Baud, Yveling, pseud. See Gilbért, Frédéric.
Rambler, Harry, pseud.

Bays in council: or, a picture of a green-room. A dramatic poem.
Containing the speeches of Mr. G-rr--k, Mr. H-v--d, Mr.
S-wd-n, Mr. W--d--d, Mrs. C---e, and Mrs. Pies ben col
a few days before Drury Lane Theatre was open’d. To which
is added, a poem on Mrs. Bland. Dublin: Printed. for the author.
1751. 22 pp. No. 13 in **G.3824.14

Rambler and dramatic weekly, The. See Illustrated Rambler, The,
and dramatic weekly.
Rambler’s recollections and reflections, A. Capper, A. O. 4545-155

Ramblers’ Magazine, The, and New-York theatrical register. 1809/10.
Vol. 1. New-York. Longworth. [1810.] 216 pp. Portrait.

**T 28,19

Ramblings, The, of an old mummer. Craururp, R. **T57.199

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Ramirez, James.
Carmencita, the Pearl of Seville. New York. The Law & Trade

Printing Co. 1890. 144 pp. Portraits. ¥*T 57.419
A novel written to advertise the dancing of Carmencita. Appended is a sketch
of her life.

Rampe, La, et les coulisses. Gérton, L. bE. **T 57.36

Rampe illustrée, La. [Hebdomadaire.] Année 1 (no. 1-9). Jan.- mars
1890. Paris. 1890. 9 nos. in I v. Portraits. Plates. Plans.
, ¥#*T 25.20
Ramsden, Hermione, translator.
Hansson, L. M. The modern woman on the stage: Eleonora Duse.
(/n her Six modern women. Pp. 95-128. Boston. 1896.) 5588.107

Random recollections of an old actor. Betton, F. **T 56.170

Random recollections, The, of an old play-goer. Fiynn, J. W.
**T.57.349

Random records. Cotman, G., the Younger. **T 57.38

Raper, G. A., translator. '

Houret, J. Sarah Bernhardt. With a preface by Edmond Rostand.

London. 1899. Illus. Portraits. Plates. 2647.170; **T 56.283
Raphanel, Jean.

Histoire au jour le jour de l’Opéra-comique. Premiére série, ler
janvier — 30 juin, 1898. Avec une étude sur le réle de la critique
par Emile Mas. Paris. ,,La vie thédtrale.“ 1808. xi, (1), 128 pp.

No. 2 in **M.102.22
Raphanel, Jean, and Camille Legrand. :

Histoire anecdotique des théatres de Paris (écrite au jour le jour).
Avec une préface de Jules Barbier. Illustrations de Valverane.
Vol. 1: 1 janvier—31 mars 1896. Paris. Aux bureaux des “Feux
de la rampe.” 1896. 383, (1) pp. Portraits. ¥*T 77.127

Rastell, John.

PLEADINGS in a theatrical lawsuit. Temp. Henry vi. (From the
Records of the Court of Requests.) [John Rastell v. Henry
Walton.] (Jn English garner, An. Fifteenth century prose and
verse. Pp. 305-321. Westminster. 1903.) 4557-43

Rathbun, John B.

Motion picture making and exhibiting. A comprehensive volume
treating the principles of motography; the making of motion
pictures; the scenario; the motion picture theatre; the projector;
the conduct of film exhibiting; methods of ‘coloring films; talking
pictures, etc. Chicago. Charles S. Thompson Co. 1914. (6), 236
pp. Illus. Plates. Plans. ‘  8039a.55

Rattler, Morgan, pseud.

The German opera. [London. 1842.] 121-126 pp.

Relates to the German opera at Covent Garden Theatre. No. 21 in **G.3822.1
Raucourt, Frangdise Marie Antoinette Saucerotte, called Mile Raucourt.
Notice sur lenterrement de Mlle Raucourt, actrice du Théatre
francais, morte le 15 janvier 1815. Paris. 1821. Plate. **T.54.24
Ray, The. [Programmes.] See Boston, Theatres. Boston THEATRE,
WASHINGTON STREET.
Raymond, Emmanuel.

Histoire des pérégrinations de Moliére dans le Languedoc, d’aprés
des documents inédits. 1642-1658. Paris. Dubuisson & cie. 1858.
173 DP. 4667.14
The appendix contains a chronological list of events in Moliére’s life, 1658-1673,
and a list of the first representations of his plays with curious details of the

» performances. .

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Raymond, George.
Memoirs of Robert William Elliston, comedian. London. Mortimer.
1844, 45. 2-v. Portrait. Plates. Autograph facsimile. **T.56.216

Contents. — [1.] 1774-1810. With illustrations by George Cruikshank. [2.]
Concluding series. With illustrations by ‘“Phiz’” [pseud. of Hablot Knight
Browne].

Same. [Re-edited and abridged.] The life and enterprises of Robert
William Elliston, comedian. Illustrated by George Cruikshank
and “Phiz” [pseud.]. London. Routledge & Co. 1857. xiv, (2),
416 pp. Portrait. Plates. Autograph facsimile. 6549.34; **T.58.65

Raymond, John T.

Souvenir of the representative American comedian John T. Ray-
mond, in his last & greatest success, the political satire in (4)
acts, by David D. Lloyd, Esq., entitled For Congress. Boston.
[1885?] 8 plates. Portrait. “**T 55.136

Raymond, R. G., compiler.

Sketches from the footlights. 47 pp. (Jn Gore, Catherine G. F.,
alleged author. Richelieu; or, the broken heart. London. 1876.)
Anecdotes and other items about the British stage. No. 2 in *¥*T.97.304

Raymond, T. G.

Moorg, P. Copy. Letter from Mr. Moore to Mr. Raymond [relating
to Drury Lane Theatre of which T. G. Raymond was the
manager]. Dated October 14, 1817. [London. 1817.] **T.75.65

Raymond Hitchcock’s 44th Street Theatre, New York City. See New
York, City. Theatres. RaymMonp HITCHCOCK’s 44TH STREET THEATRE.
Raynaly, E.

Les propos d’un escamoteur. Etude critique et humoristique. Paris.
Noblet. 1894. xii, 242, (1) pp. Portrait. **T 97.246
Read, T.

The history of the Royal Circus, introductory to the case of Mr.
Read, late stage manager of that theatre; in a letter, to a friend.
London: Printed in the year, M DCC XCI. (4); 138 pp.

No. 4 in **G.3824.6
Reade, Amye.

Ruby. A novel. Founded on the life of a circus girl. Illustrated

by Talbot Hughes. London. Authors’ Co-operative Publishing

Co., Ltd. 1889. viii, 416, (1) pp. Plates. ¥*T 87.7
Slaves of the sawdust. New York. Hovendon Co. [1892.] (1),
312 pp. ¥*T 87.27

A novel of circus life.
Reade, Charles.
The eighth commandment. London. Tritbner & Co. 1860. (3),

379, (1) pp. Portrait. Facsimiles. ¥®G,_3936.25
a literary property and stage copyright. Relates primarily to the English
rama.
Same. [Author’s edition.] Boston. Ticknor and, Fields. 276 pp.
This edition lacks the portrait. 6577.18
Same. Extracts. [London? 1860.] (19) ff. No. 1 in **G.3822.1
Peg Woffington. A novel. New edition. London. Bentley. 1857.
255, (1) pp. Plate. ¥*T 87.22
Same. Ward, Lock, & Tyler. [187-?] 255 pp. .®4560a.60
Same. New York. The Grolier Club. 1887. 2v. *Q.16.7(*2579a.227)
Same. Dodd, Mead & Co. [189-?] 276 pp. *4578.318

Same. With an introduction by Austin Dobson and illustrations by
Hugh Thomson. New York. Doubleday & McClure Co. 1899.
li, 298, (1) pp. Illus. Portrait. Plates. 6577.128; **T.87.23

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Reader, The, or reciter: by the assistance of which any person may
teach himself to read or recite English prose with the utmost
elegance and effect. To which are added, instructions for reading

* plays. On a plan never before attempted. London. Printed for
T. Cadell jun. and W. Davies. 1799. iv, 186 pp. ¥*K 34.6

Reading. As an art.

Anperson, J. W. Garrick’s mode of reading the Liturgy of the
Church of England. New edition, with notes, and a preliminary
discourse on public reading, by Richard Cull. London. 1840.

5591.26; **T.76.1

Francors DE NeurcuAreau, N. L., Comte. Méthode pratique de lecture.
A Paris. An vir [1798/99]. : ¥#*T 97.73

Muroocu, J. E. Reminiscences of the stage. [Boston. 1874.]

No. 37 in **G.3822.3

Reaper, The, or reciter: by the assistance of which any person may
teach himself to read or recite English prose with the utmost
elegance and effect. To which are added, instructions for reading

plays. London. 1799. ¥*K 34.6

Realism.
SITTENBERGER, H. Die Wahrheit auf der Bihne. Eine Studie. Wien.
1893. **T 75.26

Reason versus passion; or, an impartial review of the dispute between
the public and the proprietors of Covent Garden Theatre: with
strictures on the Times and Morning Chronicle newspapers: com-
prising a defence of the committee. By one who dares to think
for himself. London. Wilson. [1809.] iv, 60 pp. ¥**T76.170
Relates to the O. P. Riots.

Rebellion, The; or, all in the wrong. A serio-comic hurly-burly as
it was performed for two months at the new Theatre Royal,
Covent-Garden, by His Majesty’s servants, the players, and his
liege subjects, the public. Added, a poetical divertisement, con-
cluding with a panoramic view of the new theatre, in prose.
London. Vernor, Hood, & Sharpe. 1809. viii, 128 pp. Portrait.
Relates to the. O. P. Riots. No. 1 in **G.3823.2

Same. 2d edition. ¥**T 96.331

Recherches sur les costumes et sur les théatres de toutes les nations.
[Anon.] See Le Vacher de Charnois, Jean Charles.

Recherches sur les théatres de France. Braucnamps, P. F. G. DE.

**T 48,14; etc.

Recollections and wanderings. Beprorp, P. ¥**T 57.2473 etc.

Recollections of a player. WHuxson, F. **T 54.17

Recollections of an actor. Donarpson, W. A. 45492.243; **T.58.84
Recollections of an equestrian manager. Montacugz, C. W.

4007.35; **T.58.33

Recollections of the mess-table and the stage. Cur ine, H. ¥**T 57.40

Record of a girlhood. Kemstz, F. A. 2457.55; etc.

Records of a stage veteran. Parts 3, 4,6. January, March, September,
1835. [London. 1835.] Pp. 84-88, 356-360, 33-37. ;

No. 10 in **G.3822.3
From the New Monthly Magazine [Colburn’s], vol. 45, 1835 [Per. Room
*5317.1.1835]. Reldtes to the British stage.

Recueil d’anecdotes & curiosités de toutes sortes sur la littérature, le
théatre, la galanterie, etc. Paris. 1871. (1), 208 pp. Autograph
facsimiles. **T.96.348
Composed of the weekly issues of La petite revue du samedi, 19 mai-11 aoiit
1866, bound together with title-page and index.

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‘Red-light’ recollections. CarraGcHEr, P, C. 2576.175
Rede, Leman. See Rede, William Leman.
Rede, Leman Thomas.

The guide to the stage: or, how to enter the theatrical app teeeieas
obtain an engagement, and become an actor. Founded on, and
partly taken from Leman Rede’s book; with modern list of
theatres, &c. Corrected to August, 1871. London. [1871.] Dia-
gram. **T.77.155

The road to the stage, contains instructions for obtaining theatrical
engagements; with a list of the provincial theatres, and a clear
elucidation of all the technicalities of the histrionic art. Added,
a list of the London theatres, an account of the Dramatic Authors’
Society. New edition, revised. London. Onwhyn. 1835. viii,
100 pp. Portrait. ¥**T.79.10

Same. The guide to the stage, containing instructions for obtaining
theatrical engagements, with a list of Provincial theaters, and a
clear elucidation of all the technicalities of the histrionic art.
Added, a list of the London theaters. With additional informa-
tion, making it applicable to the American stage; also, a list of
the American theaters. Edited by Francis C. Wemyss. New
York. French. 1864. 58 pp. **T 97.307

Rede, William Leman.

The late John Reeve. [London. 1838.] 405-410 pp.

No. 13 in **G.3930.13.2
Reden-Esbeck, Friedrich Johann, Freiherr von.

Caroline Neuber und ihre Zeitgenossen. Ein Beitrag zur deutschen
Kultur- und Theatergeschichte. Leipzig. Barth. 1881. xii, 357,
(1) pp. Portrait. Plate. Facsimiles. **T55.66

Reed, Alfred German. ;

Wixitiamson, D. The German Reeds and Corney Grain: records

and reminiscences. London. 1895. Portraits. ¥**T 58.9
Reed, German. See Reed, Thomas German.
Reed, Mrs. German. See Reed, Priscilla.
Reed, Isaac. .

Bibliotheca Reediana. A catalogue of [his] curious & extensive
library, particularly relating to the English drama, and poetry,
which will be sold by auction by King and Lochée, Nov. 2.

[London.] 1807. (2), 405 pp. **T 66.3
Theatrical obituary. Manuscript. [London?] 1799. Unpaged.
**T.57-73

Reed, Isaac, editor.

Baker, D. E. Biographia dramatica, or, a companion to the play-
house. A new edition cofitinued from 1764 to 1782. Dublin.
1782. 2 Vv. ¥2175.15; etc.

Reed, Isaac. Works about. oe

Isaac ReEp, Esq., F.A.S. Manuscript. [180-?] (40) pp. Portrait.

**T.55.45

Composed of biographical sketches and other information about Isaac Reed.
There are two different handwritings in this volume.

Reed, Joseph.

The retort courteous; or a candid appeal to the public on the conduct
of Thomas Linley, Esq, manager of Drury-Lane Theatre, to the
author of Dido. By the author of The Register-Office. London:
Printed for the author. 1787. 48 pp. No. 8 in **G.3824.1
Reed was the author both of Dido and of The Register-Office.

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Reed, Priscilla.

Wiiiamson, D. The German Reeds and Corney Grain: records and

reminiscences. London. 1895. Portraits. — **T 58.9
Reed, Thomas German.

Wittiamson, D. The German Reeds and Corney Grain: records and

reminiscences, London. 1895. Portraits. **T 58.9
Rees, James. (Colley Cibber.)

The dramatic authors of America. Philadelphia. Zieber & Co.
1845. 144 pp. | **T 27.37
Other copies are on shelf-numbers **T.58.67; **G.3647.3.

The life of Edwin Forrest. With reminiscences and personal recol-
lections. Philadelphia. Peterson.’ [1874.] 17-524 pp. Portrait.
Autograph facsimile. 4347-152; **T.57.169

Rees, James, editor.

Dramatic Mirror, and literary companion, The. [Weekly.] De-
voted to the stage and the fine arts. Vol. 1; 2 (no. 1). New
York. 1842. Portraits. ¥*®T 23.5

Reeve, John.

Banister, D. Life of Mr. John Reeve, with original anecdotes.
London. [1838.] Portrait. **T 56.86; etc.

Rept, W. L. The late John Reeve. [London. 1838.]

No. 13 in **G.3930.13.2
Reeve, Wybert.

From life. By Wybert Reeve (comedian). London. White & Co.
1892. vi, (1), 248 pp. Portrait. Autograph facsimile. **T.57.184
Autobiographical sketches.

Reeves, John Sims. ~ 3
Epwarps, H. S. The life and artistic career of Sims Reeves. Lon-

don. 1881. Portraits. 4049.85; No. 2 in **M.139.19
Référence, La, des Portraits contemporains pour 1897-1900. Année 1-4.
Paris. Nilsson. 1897-1900. 4 v. Portraits. ¥*'T 25.27

Reflections upon theatrical expression in tragedy. With a proper
introduction, and appendix. London: Printed for W. Johnston.

1755. (1), 81 pp. No. 2 in **G.3823.8
Reflets, Les, du passé. Poujot, A. ¥**T5 7.305.
Reflexions on the actor’s art. Tata, F. J. **T46.61.4
Réflexions sur l’art théatral. Larive, J. M. ve. **T 96.306; etc.
Réforme, La, des théatres. Macur DE Saint-AvBin, J. A. **T 76.112

Regnault-Warin, Jean Baptiste Joseph Innocent Philadelphe.
Mémoires historiques et critiques sur F.-J. Talma, et sur l’art théatral.
Paris. Henry. 1827. (3), viij, 554 pp. ¥*T 56.176
Another copy is on shelf-number **G.3562.9.
Regnier, Francois Joseph Pierre Tousez
Souvenirs et études de théatre? Paris. Ollendorff. 1887.’ (4), 354,
(1) pp. Portrait. **T 57.384
Contents. — J. Boutet de Monyel. — Mademoiselle de Champmeslé. — Adrienne
Le Couvreur. — Etat de la fortune de Moliére. — Talma.—Sedaine.—Appendice.
Regnier, Francois Joseph Pierre Tousez. Works about.
Perrin, E. C. V.. Toast porté par M. Emile Perrin dans le banquet
d’adieux offert 4 M. Regnier par les sociétaires de la Comédie-

frangaise, le 14 octobre. Paris. 1875. **T 97.128
Pornsot, A. E. Regnier, sociétaire de la Comédie-frangaise. (1831-
1872.) Paris. 1872. Portrait. **T 98.50

Régnier, Marie Louise de. (Gerard d’Houville.)
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Rehm, Hermann Siegfried.

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Portraits. Plates. Facsimile. Plan. 6250a.45

Reichenberg, Suzanne Angélique Charlotte.

ALExaNpRE, A. P. U. Suzanne Reichenberg. Les ingénues au théatre.

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Dramatic peerage, The, 1891. Personal notes and professional
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Reidt, Heinrich.
Das geistliche Schauspiel des Mittelalters in Deutschland. Frankfurt

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Reiffenberg, Frédéric Guillaume Emeric Cuno Marsilius, Baron de.
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Reines, Les, du chant. Turner, A. 4047.81; **M.127.17

Reinhardt, Max.
Carter, H. The theatre of Max Reinhardt. New York. 1914. Por-

traits. Plates. Plan. 6252.118
JacopsoHn, S. Max Reinhardt. Berlin. [1914.] Portrait. Plates.
6873.54

Reisch, Emil.

Das griechische Theater. Beitrage zur Geschichte des Dionysos-
Theaters in Athen und anderer griechischer Theater. Von Wil-
helm Dé6rpfeld und Emil Reisch. Athen. Barth & von Hirst.
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Reisch, Emil, prefacer. :

Heserpry, R., and others. Das Theater in Ephesos. Bearbeitet
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Remarkable trial, The, of the queen of quavers. Democritus, Joseph,
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Remarks on the theatre, and on the late fire at Richmond, in Virginia.
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don. The Remembrancia. (Jn Malone Society. Collections.
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Reminiscences of a dramatic critic. Cuapp, H. A. 4395.168; *Artz Cab.12.3
Reminiscenzen und Reflexionen eines alten Schauspielers. Berlin.
Duncker & Humblot. 1852. (7), 86 pp. **T 57.362
Rémond de Sainte-Albine, Pierre.
Le comédien. A Paris, chez Dessaint & Saillant. 1748. 312, (5) pp.

**T 77.64

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Remonstrances des comédiens francois au roi. [Anon.] See Marchand,

Jean Henri.
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Le coup de fouet, ou nouvelle revue de tous les théatres de Paris.
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Renascence, The, of the English drama. Jones, H. A. ¥*T 47.43
Rennel, Gabriel. -

Tragi-comical reflections, of a moral and political tendency, occa-
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Renner, A.L.  wWisnev, Avthur

Sarah Bernhardt: artist and woman. With sukawnats pages by Sarah
Bernhardt. “New York. Blanck. [1896.] (65) pp. (20) plates.
Illus. Portraits. Manuscript facsimiles. **T 53.11

Rennert, Hugo Albert.

The Spanish stage in the time of Lope de Vega. New York. 19009.

(1), xv, 635, (1) pp. [The Hispanic Society of America.] 3096.258
Répertoire du théatre francais. Cotson, J. B. **T 46.50
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Theatre. Synopsis of the plays. With full cast of characters.

[New York. McGrath. 1896.] 3 parts in 1 v. #*T 55.138
Contents. — Cavalleria rusticana, by Giovanni Verga. — La locandiera, by Carlo
Goldoni. — Eleonora Duse, by Antonio Bracco.

Repertory theatres.
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Howe, P. P. The repertory theatre. A record & a criticism. New
York. r911. 6252.87
Jones, H. A. Municipal and repertory theatres: a lecture delivered
to the Sheffield Playgoers’. Society. With an introductory letter
to Sir Johnston Forbes Robertson. London. 1913. **T 76.186
Replies, The, from England, etc., to certain statements circulated in
this country respecting Mr. Macready. New-York. Stringer &

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Representation, A, of the impiety & immorality of the English stage,

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Rescue, The; or, Thespian scourge. BrownsmiTH, J. **T 54.27
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138-140. New York. [1895.]) ¥**M14,1.1
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Fisher. [185-?] 64 pp. Plate. No. 1 in **T.99.61
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Le panorama. Nos jolies actrices. Photographiées par Reutlinger.

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Réve, Un, de Mademoiselle Clairon. See Epinay, L. F. P. de T. d’E.
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Review of Burder’s Sermon on amusements, and of a reply to it. [Lon-
don.] 1805. 234-243, 306-313 pp. No. 12 in **G.3824.9
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Review of the late correspondence between Mr. John Henry Alexander,
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Theatre in Well-Close Square. Added, several authentic papers.
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Review, A, of the present state of the British theatre, on [or] useful
hints to Mr. Pitt, on taxation. [A satire in verse.] London:
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Révoil, Henri Antoine.

Conférence sur le Théatre antique d’Orange faite devant le Congrés
de la Société francaise d’archéologie. Tours. Bousrez. [1883.]

23 pp. 2636.71
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#*T 59.32

Revue des livres et du théatre. Année 13, n° 311, 313-315, 317. Direc-
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Relates to Paris theatres.

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représentées sur les différens théatres des deux capitales. [Bimen-
suelle.] Année 1819. [No. 1-6.], Londres. Schulze & Dean.
1819. 164 pp. **T 26.31

Reyher, Paul.

Les masques anglais. Etude sur les ballets et la vie de cour en Angle-
terre (1512-1640). Paris. Hachette & cie. 1909. x, 563, (1) pp.

‘Plans. 4551.122
Bibliographie des ballets de 1603 4 1640.

Reynaud, Jacques, pseud. See Poilow de Saint-Mars, Gabrielle Anne de
Cisternes de Courtiras, Vicomtesse de.
Reynolds, Frederick.
The life and times of Frederick Reynolds. Philadelphia. Carey &

Lea. 1826. **K 33.15
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4543-523 **T.55.05

A playwright’s adventures. London. Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown,

& Green. 1831. (4), 336 pp. Illus. [Dramatic Annual. 1831.] **T.89.1
Reynolds, Frederick, alleged author.

Impartial observations on the proceedings nstituted by the pro-

prietors of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and Covent Garden,

against the minor establishments. [Anon.] London. Boys. 1820.

(1), 33 pp. , **T.76.74
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Reynolds, George Fullmer.
Some principles of Elizabethan staging. A dissertation [Univer-
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1905. 2 parts in iv. Facsimile. 2557.1360
Reynolds, George William MacArthur.
Ellen Percy; or, the memoirs of an actress. [Anon. London. 1856.]
z, 415 pp. Illus. ¥*T 85.1
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Rhyming Dick and the strolling player: being a true account of the
life and death of Richard Nancollas, the alehouse poet; and of a
Portuguese player [Henry Hitchcock] who died in London. Not-
tingham. Sutton. [1805.] 8 pp. No. 1 in **K.27.9

Rhys, Charles Horton. (“Morton Price.”)

A theatrical trip for a wager! through Canada and the United States.
London. Dudley. 1861. (3), 140 pp. Portrait. Plates, some
colored. Autograph facsimile. **T 56.20

Rhys, Horton. See Rhys, Charles Horton. \

Ricault, Charles Joseph de. (Ch. d’Héricault.)

Une reine de théatre. Souvenirs de jeunesse, de théatre et de cour.
Paris. Perrin & cie. 1891. (3), xi, 275 pp. **T 87.64
Purports to be the autobiography of Stella de Basoa.

Riccardi, Adolfo Re.

Proprieta artistica. Catalogo generale (drammatica, vaudevilles,
opere, operette, pantomime). 10a edizione. Roma. Forzani & C..
IQIO. QI pp. **T 66.29
Relates to French and Italian drama.

Ricci, Corrado.

I Bibiena, architetti teatrali. Milano. Alfieri & Lacroix. 1915.
Text, 32, (2) pp. Illus. Portraits. Facsimiles; Atlas, 94 plates.
Bibliografia, Text, pp. 31, 32. *4090a.50

I teatri di Bologna nei secoli xvir e xvitt. Storia aneddotica.
Bologna. Successori Monti. 1888. xxi, 736, (1) pp. Plates.

Tables. 2762.73
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commedie. — Rendiconti amministrativi di vari spettacolii — Nota bibliografica
intorno al “Comunale.” — Satire per la costruzione del “Comunale.” —

Rendiconto del ‘“Trionfo di Clelia” del Gluck nel 1763. — Documenti intorno
Vesecuzione dell’ ‘“‘Alceste”? del Gluck nel 1778. — I burattini a Bologna. — Il
giuoco del pallone in Bologna. — Acrobati ed altri giuochi in Bologna. —
Animali esotici in Bologna.

Ricci, Serafino.
Il teatro romano di Verona studiato sotto il rispetto storico ed
archeologico con la biografia di Andrea Monga suo scopritore e
con un’ appendice di documenti editi ed inediti. Venezia. 1895.
205 pp. Portrait. Plates. Plans. [Regia deputazione veneta di
storia patria. Miscellanea. Ser. 2, vol. 3.]
No. 1 in *2710a.50.Ser.2, Vol.3
Riccoboni, Luigi.
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‘torno alla mimica. Tomo 2, pp. 183-229. Milano. 1819.) **T.76.136
Histoire du théatre italien depuis la décadence de la comédie latine;
avec un catalogue des tragédies et comédies italiennes imprimées
depuis l’an 1500, jusqu’a l’an 1660. Et une dissertation sur la
tragédie moderne. [Paris. 1728.] (20), 319 pp. Plates. **T.46.32
Réflexions historiques et critiques sur les differens théatres de
YEurope. Avec les Pensées sur la déclamation. A Paris, de
V’'imprimerie de Jacques Guérin. 1738. viij, 303, (8), 45, (2) pp.

**T.47.49
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Same. An historical and critical account of the theatres in Europe.
With An essay on action, or, the art of speaking in public: and,
A comparison of the ancient and modern drama. London: Printed
for T. Waller. 1741. (12), 333, (18) pp. **T 46.52
Pages 235-240 are missing.

Rice, Daniel. ‘

SxetcHes from the life of Dan Rice, the Shakspearian jester &

original clown. Albany. 1849. Portrait. Plates. **T 56.153
Rice, Edward Everett. .

New York, City. Theatres. Raymonp Huitcucock’s 44TH STREET
THEATRE. Souvenir programme. Edward E. Rice’s testimonial
in celebration of his forty years in management, 1877-1917,
tendered by members of his companies and other friends, Sunday,
October 28, 1917. [New York. 1917.] Portraits. Plates.

¥*T 12,13
Rich, John.

Mr. Rich’s Answer to the many falsities and calumnies advanced
by Mr. John Hill, apothecary, and contained in the preface to
Orpheus, an English opera as he calls it, publish’d the 26th of
December last. London. Printed for J. Roberts. 1739. (3), 27

pp. **T 96.357
Other copies are on shelf-numbers No. 6 in **G.3823.9; No. 6 in **G.3823.18.

Rich, John. Works about.

Miter, J. Harlequin-Horace: or, the art of modern poetry. [A
satire, in verse, relating largely to the work of the London theatres.
Anon.] London. 1731. Plate. No. 15 in **G,.3824.14

Richard, Vicomte, pseud. See Saint-Geniés, Richard, Vicomte de.
Richard, Alfred. See Richard, Guy Alfred.

Richard, Guy Alfred, editor.

Bricautp DE VeERNeuiL, C. FE. Moliére a Poitiers en 1648 et ‘les

comédiens dans cette ville, de 1648 4 1658. Paris. 1887. 4670.12
Richard O’Monroy, pseud. See Saint-Geniés, Richard, Vicomte de.
Richards, George Chatterton.

Excavations at Megalopolis, 1890-1891. By Ernest Arthur Gardner,
William Loring, G. C. Richards, W. J. Woodhouse. With an
architectural description [of the ancient amphitheatre] by Robert
Weir Schultz. London. Macmillan. 1892. vii, (3), 141 pp. Illus.
Plates. Plans. [Society for the promotion of Hellenic studies.
Suppl. papers. 1.] *2960.81.1

Richards, Louise Parks-. '

Oberammergau. Its passion play and players. A 2oth century
pilgrimage to a modern Jerusalem and a new Gethsemane. 2d
edition. Munich. Piloty & Loehle. 1910. 258, (1) pp. Illus.
Portraits. Plates. Plan. Autograph facsimile. 2866.16

Richardson, Frank Herbert.

Motion picture handbook: a guide for managers and operators of
motion picture theatres. New York. The Motion Picture World.
{1910.] vii, 2-186 pp. Illus. Plans. Diagrams. *8039a.50

Richardson, James Bailey.

Mrs. James R. Vincent. A memorial address delivered at a meeting
of the managers of the Vincent Memorial Hospital April 9, 1911.
[Cambridge, Mass.] The Vincent Club. [1911.] (2), 39 pp. Por-
trait. Autograph facsimile. **T 56.334

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Richepin, Jean.

La miseloque. Choses et gens de théatre. 3¢ mille. Paris. Char-
pentier. 1893. 270 pp. **T 87.85
Principally stories of stage life.

Richepin, Jean, prefacer.

ArmapeE, F.v’. Le théatre francais des origines 4 nos jours. Extraits

et analyses. Notices biographiques. Paris. [r1910.] 4076.169
Richmond, James Cook.

No Slur, Else-Slur: a dancing poem, or satyr: by Nobody [pseud.].
New York. Published by Anybody. 1840. 12 pp. 4507.126
Relates to Fanny Elssler.

Richmond, England. Theatres.

BincoaM, F. A celebrated old playhouse. The history of the
Richmond Theatre (in Surrey), from 1765 to 1884. London. 1886.
Plates. **T96.236

SquapBLe, The, of the Richmond players: a pleasant, melancholy,
occasional, egotic, poetic doggrel narrative. Including some choice
hints, and curious theatrical remarks. With a criticism, on a
remarkable Twickenham play-bill. London: Printed for the
author, Don Buskinsocko, member of the company; and sold by
J. Wakelin. [17—?] 38 pp. ¥*T 57.134

Watpron, F. G. To the nobility, gentry, and others, inhabitants
of Richmond, and the adjacent villas and villages. [Richmond.
1776.] No. 2 in **G.3824.6

Richmond, Va. Theatres. R1icHMOND THEATRE.

ALEXANDER, A. A discourse occasioned by the burning of the
theatre in the city of Richmond, Virginia. Delivered in Phila-
delphia, eighth of January, 1812. Philadelphia. 1812. **T.76.198

Avexanper, A. T. Remarks on the theatre, and on the late fire
at Richmond, in Virginia. [Anon.] York. 1812. ¥**T 76.87

Cavamity at Richmond, being a narrative of the affecting circum-
stances attending the awful conflagration of the theatre. Col-
lected from various publications, with a preface, containing
appropriate reflections to awaken the attention of the public,
to the frequency of the destruction of theatrical edifices. Phila-
delphia. 1812. Illus. **T 77,229

Miter, S. A sermon, delivered January 19, 1812, at the request
of a number of young gentlemen of the city of New-York, who
had assembled to express their condolence with the inhabitants
of Richmond, on the late mournful dispensation of Providence in
that city. New-York. 1812. **T 76.1243 etc,

Sazin, E. R. A discourse, preached in presence of the supreme
executive of Massachusetts, by request of the young men of
Boston, commemorative of the late calamitous fire at Richmond.
Boston. 1812. ¥**T 76,199; etc.

Richomme, Charles.

Album Castelli. Portraits des principaux artistes de la troupe en-
fantine de M. Castelli, avec des notices sur chaque petit acteur,
précédées d’un essai sur les théatres d’enfants. Dessins de Louis
Lassalle. Paris. Janet. [18307] 28, (49) pp. Colored plates.

**T 56.339
- Richter, Helene. ;

Josef Kainz als Torquato Tasso. (Jn Goethe Jahrbuch. Band 30,

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Richter, Helene. (Continued.) 7
Schauspieler-Charakteristiken. Leipzig. Voss. 1914. vi, (2), 220 pp.
[Theatergeschichtliche Forschungen.] 6872.70
Relates to the theatres of Vienna, especially the Burgtheater.
Contents. — Charlotte Wolter. — Josef Lewinsky. — Adolf von Sonnenthal. —

Josef Kainz. — Stella Hohenfels: Ophelia. — Clavigo im alten Burgtheater.
— Bernhard Baumeister. — Mephisto (Kainz-Lewinsky). — John Gabriel Bork-
man (Ernst Hartmann — Hedwig Bleibtreu — Olga Lewinsky). — Kainz: Narr

im Lear. — Iphigenie im Burgtheater (Josef Kainz: Orest — Stella Hohenfels:
Iphigenie). — Ernst Hartmann. — Nathan (Sonnenthal — Lewinsky). — Fried-
rich Mitterwurzer: Hjalmar Ekdal. — Josef Kainz: Torquato Tasso. — Ludwig .
Gabillon (Hagen — Kattwald — Delobelle). — Sonnenthal: Wallenstein. — Die
Gespenster (Josef Kainz: Oswald — Hedwig Bleibtreu: Frau Alving). — Grill-
parzergestalten (Ernst Hartmann: Leon— Hedwig Bleibtreu: Medea — Olga
Lewinsky: Margarethe). — Kainz: Kénig in ,,Die Jiidin von Toledo.“¢ —
Charakterkomik (Albert Heine: Flachsmann — Hugo Thimig: Meyer Amschel
— Ferdinande Schmittlein: Frau Wolff). — Publikum.

Ricord, Alexandre.

Les fastes de la Comédie-frangaise, et portraits des plus célébres
acteurs. Précédés d’un apergu sur sa situation présente, et sur
les moyens propres 4 prévenir sa ruine. Paris. Alexandre [etc.].
1821, 22. 2v. **T 77.8

Riddle, George.

Impressions. [Clippings from the Boston Journal.] N. p. N. d.

(22) pp. Portraits. **T 15.5

Rideau, Le, déchiré. Théatre francais. [Anon.] See Villemarest,
Charles Maxime Cathérinet de.

Rideau, Le, levé, ou petite revue des grands théatres. [Anon.] See
Sevelinges, Charles Louis de.

Rideing, William Henry, editor.

Dramatic Notes. A year-book of the stage. 1879, 1880/81-84/85,
89-92. London. 1879-92. 8v.in 5. Illus. Portraits. ¥*T 26.38

Riedel, Emil.

Schuldrama und Theater. Ein Beitrag zur Theatergeschichte. Ham-

burg. Voss. 1885. 76 pp. 2871.76
Rigal, Eugéne Pierre Marie.

Alexandre Hardy et le théatre francais a la fin du xvie et au com-
mencement du xvire siécle. Paris. Hachette & cie. 1889. xxiv,
715 pp. Plate. 2672.142;**T.56.36
Bibliographie, pp. ix—xxiv.

Hotel de Bourgogne et. Marais. Esquisse d’une histoire des théatres
de Paris de 1548 4 1635. Paris. Dupret. 1887. 116 pp. **T.79.1

Le théatre francais avant la période classique (fin du xvre et com-
mencement du xvire siécle). Paris. Hachette & cie. 1901. viii,
363 pp. Plate. 2679a.261
Bibliographie, pp. 343-358.

Rigolboche, Marguerite Badel, called Rigolboche.
Buum, E., and L. Huart. Mémoires de Rigolboche. Paris. 1860.

Portraits. ‘ ¥*T 99.25
CHARNAL, S. DE, and E. M. pe BAUvIERE. A bas Rigolboche. [{Anon.]
Paris. 1860. ¥**T 59.35

Rimbault, Edward Francis. ;

Who was “Jack Wilson,” the singer of Shakespeare’s stage? An
attempt to prove the identity of this person with John Wilson,
Doctor of Musick, in the University of Oxford, A.D. 1664. Lon-
don. Smith. 1846. 16 pp. 2595.14; No. 1 in **M.144.18
Other copies are on shelf-numbers No. 14 in **G.3940.7; **G.3954.11; **G.3954.-
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Ripley, Philip.
Stage spectacles. [New York. 1868.] No. 15 in **G.3822.3

Relates mainly to the presentation of Shakespearean plays.
Ristori, Adelaide.
Adélaide Ristori. Etudes et souvenirs. Paris. Ollendorff. 1887.

(3), 364 pp. Portrait. : 2749.72
Same. 3e édition. ¥*T 57,328
Same. Adelaide Ristori. Studies and memoirs. London. Allen &

Co. 1888. viii, 303, (1) pp. 2749.71; **T.57.155
Same. Boston. Roberts. 1888. vi, (1), 207 pp. [Famous women.]

2749.73
Same. Memoirs and artistic studies of Adelaide Ristori, rendered
into English by G. Mantellini. With biographical appendix by
L. D. Ventura. New York. Doubleday, Page & Co. 1907. xvi,
263 pp. Portraits. Plates. 2742.95
Ristori, Adelaide. Works about.
ADELAIDE Ristort. [Newspaper clippings, programmes, circulars, etc.,
relating to her. Boston? 1866-68.] **T 12.9
Curti, P. A. Adelaide Ristori. Milano. 1855. Portrait. **T.55.88
Fietp, M. K. K. Adelaide Ristori. [Boston. 1867.] No. 32 in *6242.54
—— Adelaide Ristori. A biography. New-York. 1867. **T.59.9; etc.
— Same. Paris. 1873. : **T 54.16
—— Ristori as Marie Antoinette. [Philadelphia. 1868.]
No. 16 in **G,3930.13.2
Hineston, E. P. The Siddons of modern Italy. Adelaide Ristori,
(Marquise Capranica del Grillo:) a sketch of her life, and twenty
words relative to her genius. London. 1856. Portrait. **T.56.292
Memoir of Adelaide Ristori, Marchioness Capranica del Grillo,
published from authentic sources, in anticipation of the arrival,
in October, 1863, of the great tragedienne. New York. [1863.]

4745.30; **T.56.293

— Same. [1866.] **T 55.743 etc.
Opinion de la presse francaise sur Madame Ristori dans Béatrix,
drame par E. Legouvé. Paris. 1867. ¥**T 55.20

Ristori — clippings relating to her. [1863.] 6 ff. R
No. 15 in **G,3930.13.2
Ritchie, Anna Cora. (Anna Cora Mowatt.)
Autobiography of an actress; or, eight years on the stage. Boston.

Ticknor, Reed, & Fields. 1854. 448 pp. Portrait. 4447.242
Same. 8th thousand. Portrait. Autograph facsimile. » #*K 36.23
Same. 20th thousand. **T 57.330

Mimic life; or, before and behind the curtain. A series of narratives.

Boston. Ticknor & Fields. 1856. xiv, 7-408 pp. Plate. **T.87.79
Contents. — Stella. — The prompter’s daughter. — The unknown tragedian.
Another copy is on shelf-number *4395.180.

The mute singer. A novel. New York. Carleton. 1866. 360 pp.
**T 87.44
Ritorni, Carlo.

Commentarii della vita e delle opere coredrammatiche di Salvatore
Vigano, e della coregrafia e de’ corepei. Milano. Guglielmini &
Redaelli. 1838. 413 pp. Portrait. Plate. : ¥*®T 96.370

Ritter, John Henry. :

War among the blacks. A full report of the celebrated chancery
suit, Montague & Wilsom versus Moore, Crocker, Ritter, and
Hamilton, proprietors and managers of the Christy Minstrels.
Liverpool. 1865. ¥**#T 96.176

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Rival actresses, The. OunNET, G. **T 87.78
Rival roses, The. A poem. Addressed to Miss O’Neil and Miss Som-
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1819. 8 pp. No. 9 in **G,3824.3
Rivalta, Valentino.
Storia e sistema del diritto dei teatri secondo l’etica e i principii
delle leggi canoniche e civili. Bologna. Zanichelli. 1886. (4),
444, (1) pp. **T.75.47
Riviére, Henri Laurent.
La tentation de Saint-Antoine: féerie 4 grand spectacle en 2 actes
et 40 tableaux par Henri Riviére, représentée pour la premiére fois
sur le Théatre du chat noir le 28 décembre. Paris. Plon, Nourrit

& cie. [18877] 87, (1) pp. Colored plates. 4043.115
he Théatre du chat noir is a shadow pantomime theatre.
Roach, John.

Roach’s Authentic memoirs of the green room, containing the lives
of all the performers of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane, Covent
Garden and the Haymarket, with poetic criticisms to each and
characteristics of the patentees. London. Printed for & by I.
Roach. Feby. roth, 1796. 142 pp. Plate. **T 59.23

Roach’s New and complete history of the stage, from its origin to
its present state. London. Printed for & by J. Roach. 1796.

144 pp. Plate. **T 78.70
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Road, The, to the stage. Rens, L. T. ¥**T 79.10
Robert, pseud. See Castel, Louis.
Robert, ——.
Aux indifférens. [Paris. 1800?] 16 pp. No. 8 in **G,157.10.

A criticism of Sarette and his management of the Conservatoire de musique.
Robert, Carl.

Die Masken der neueren attischen Komoedie. Halle a. S. Niemeyer.
1QII. (1), 112, (1) pp. Illus. Plate. [Hallisches Winckelmanns-
programm. ] 2961.13

Robert, Charles.
Le dard, tablettes dramatiques. Paris. Constant-Chantpie. 1821.

(1), iv, 26 pp. No. 12 in **G,3562.1
On the Paris theatres.
»Same. Supplément. (1), ii, 5-23 pp. No. 13 in **G.3562.1

Robert, Ulysse Léonard Léon. ,
Moliére en province. Conférence faite 4 Niort, le 20 mars 1869.
Niort. Clouzot. 1860. 30 pp. 2673.78
Robert-Houdin, Jean Eugéne. :
Life of Robert Houdin, the king of the conjurors. Written by him-
self. Translated from the French by Dr. R. Shelton Mackenzie.
Philadelphia. Porter & Coates. [1859.] 445 pp. Diagrams:

**T..97.353
Same. Memoirs. Written by himself. Edited by R. Shelton Mac-
kenzie. Philadelphia. Evans. 1859. 445 pp. 6647.11

Same. Memoirs of Robert-Houdin, ambassador, author, and con-
juror. 3d edition. London. Chapman & Hall. 1860. xii, 339 pp.
**T.57.392

Robert-Houdin, Jean Eugéne. Works about.
Hovupin1, H. The unmasking of Robert-Houdin. New York. 1908.
Portraits. Plates. 4006.219; **T.96.371

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The adventures of Arthur Roberts by rail, road and river. Told by
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Roberts, John.

An answer to Mr. Pope’s Preface to Shakespear. In a letter to a
friend. Being a vindication of the old actors who were the
publishers and performers of that author’s plays. Whereby the
errors of their edition are further accounted for, and some
memoirs of Shakespear and stage-history of his time are inserted,
which were never before collected and publish’d. By a stroling
player. London. 1729. 48 pp. / No. 2 in **G.3944.3
Signed, Anti-Scriblerus Histrionicus. Contains short sketches of many Shake-
spearian actors.

Roberts, Richard Earnshaw, editor.
Best, Rev. T. Sermons on theatrical amusements. London. 1865.
¥*T 77.146
Robertson, A.

The Haymarket Theatre, Boston. Water color. Dated, 28 Sept.
1798. Sizeg X13 inches. Framed. Librarian’s Room
ae Tremont Street from the corner of West Street, looking toward Boylston

treet.
Robertson, John Forbes-.

The life and work of Samuel Phelps. By his nephew W. May Phelps
and John Forbes-Robertson. London. Sampson Low, Marston,
Searle, & Rivington. 1886. x, (1), 436 pp. Portraits. Autograph
facsimile. © 4550.4; **T.56.64

Robertson, Sir Johnston Forbes-.

Jones, H. A. Municipal and repertory theatres: a lecture delivered
to the Sheffield Playgoers’ Society. With an introductory letter
to Sir Johnston Forbes Robertson. London. 1913. **T 76.186

Scott, C. W. Some notable Hamlets of the present time [Sarah
Bernhardt, 1899; Henry Irving, 1874; Wilson Barrett, 1884; Beer-
bohm Tree, 1892; Forbes Robertson, 1897; Henry Irving, 1885].
London. 1goo. ' Portraits. 4549a.191

Robertson, Thomas William. :

David Garrick. A love story. London. Beeton. 1865. (1), x, (1), 258 pp.

Another copy is on shelf-number *6577.112. **T 87.76
Robertson, Thomas William, editor.

Browne, C. F. Artemus Ward’s lecture. (As delivered at the
Egyptian Hall, London.) Edited by his executors, T. W. Robert-
son & E. P. Hingston. London. 1869. Illus. Portrait. Plates.

4507.31; etc..
— Same. Artemus Ward’s panorama. (As exhibited at the
Egyptian Hall, London.) Edited by his executors, T. W. Robert-
_ son & E. P. Hingston. New York. 1869. Illus. Plates.
4507.39; **T.97.257; etc.
Robertson, Thomas William. Works about.
Letcuton, Sir B., Baronet. The late Thomas William Robertson, and

the modern theatre. London. 1875. ¥**T 96.34
Pemserton, T. E. The life and writings of T. W. Robertson. Lon-
don. 1893. Portrait. Plates. 2543-1153 **T.55.79

Robins, Edward.
Echoes of the playhouse. Reminiscences of some past glories of the
English stage. New York. Putnam. 1895. vif (1), 331 pp. Por-
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Robins, Edward. ( Continued. )
The palmy days of Nance Oldfield. London. Heinemann. 1808.

(7), 277 pp. Portraits. 4545-166; **T.55.93
Twelve great actors. New York. Putnam. i900. (2), xiv, 474 pp.
Portraits. Plate. Facsimile. — 2245.79; **T.56.309

Contents. — David Garrick. — John Philip Kemble. — Edmund Kean. — Junius
Brutus Booth. — Edwin Forrest. -— William Charles Macready. — Charles James
Mathews. — Edwin Booth. — Charles Albert Fechter, — William E. Burton. —
Edward A. Sothern. — John Lester Wallack.

Twelve great actresses. New York. Putnam. 1900. (2), x, 446 pp.

Portraits. 2245.77; **T.56.310
Conients, — Anne Bracegirdle. —- Anne Oldfield. — Margaret Woffington. —
Frances Abington. — Sarah Siddons. — Dora Jordan. — ‘‘Perdita” Robinson.
— Frances Ann Kemble. — Rachel. — Charlotte Cushman. — Adelaide Neilson.
— Ristori.

Robinson, John Robert.
The last Earls of Barrymore. 1769-1824. London. Sampson Low,
Marston & Co., Ltd. 1894. xiv, (1), 272 pp. Portraits. Plates.

: 2543-124; **T.56.90
Relates almost entirely to Richard Barry, 7th Earl of Barrymore.

Robinson, John Robert, and Hunter H. Robinson.

The life of Robert Coates better known as ‘Romeo’ and ‘Diamond’
Coates, the celebrated ‘amateur of fashion.’ London. Sampson
Low, Marston & Co., Ltd. 1891. viii, 255, (1) pp. Portraits.

**T 57.7
Robinson, Maria. See Robinson, Mary Elizabeth.
Robinson, Mary.

Memoirs of the late Mrs. Robinson, written by herself. With some
posthumous pieces. [Edited by her daughter, Mary Elizabeth
Robinson.] London. Phillips. 1801. 4 v. in 2, **®T 58.132

Same. Philadelphia. Bradford. 1802. 237 pp. *4549a.3

Same. From the edition edited by her daughter. London. Whit-
taker, Treacher, & Arnot. 1829. 3-155 pp. [Autobiography. A
collection of the most instructive and amusing lives ever pub-
lished.] No. 1 in 6249a.27

Same. Memoirs of Mary Robinson, “Perdita.” From the edition
edited by her daughter. With introduction and notes by J. Fitz-
gerald Molloy. London. Gibbings & Co., Ltd. 1804. xv, (1),
251, (1) pp. Portraits. . *P.11.7525

Same. 1895. 4548.123

Robinson, Richard.

CunnincHam, P. Did General Harrison kill “Dick Robinson” the
player? (Jn Shakespeare Society, London. Papers. Vol. 2, pp.
11-13. London. 1845.) ¥#*G,_3927.37.2; etc.

Robson, Frederick. See Robson, Thomas Frederick.
Robson, Joseph Philip.

The life and adventures of the far-famed Billy Purvis. Newcastle-
upon-Tyne. Clarke. 1849. 240 pp. Portrait. Autograph fac-
simile. **T 58.57

Robson, Stuart, and William H. Crane.

Shakespeare’s Comedy of errors. Produced by Robson and Crane.
Arranged for the stage and illustrated by Alfred Thompson.
[Prospectus. Detroit. 1885.] 15, (1) pp. Illus. Plates.

**T 94.24

Robson, Thomas Frederick.
Sata, G. A. H. Robson. [Boston. 1864.] No. 17 in **G.3930.13.2
— Robson: a sketch. London. 1864. ¥**T 58.97

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Robson, William.
The old play-goer. London. Masters. 1846. xi, 252 pp.
4575.18; **T.76.143

Principally composed of criticisms of actors and notes on the London stage.
Rochefort-Lucay, Claude Louis Marie, Marquis de. (A. de Rochefort.)

Mémoires d’un vaudevilliste. Paris. Charlieu & Huilléry. [1863.]

(3), 248 pp. **T..57.397
Rockstro, William Smyth.

A memoir of Madame Jenny Lind-Goldschmidt, her early art-life
and dramatic career, 1820-1851. [By] Henry Scott Holland and
W. S. Rockstro. From original documents, letters, MS. diaries,
etc., collected by Mr. Otto Goldschmidt. London. Murray. 1891.
2v. Portraits. 8045.104; **M.134.6

— Same. Jenny Lind the artist, 1820-1851. A memoir. New
and abridged edition. London. Murray. 1893. xix, 474 pp. Illus.
Facsimiles. Portraits. 8045.129

Roden, Robert F.

Later American plays, 1831-1900: being a compilation of the titles
of plays by American authors published and performed in America
since 1831. New York. 1900. (7), 132 pp. [Dunlap Society.
Publications.] **T 95.24

Rodocanachi, Emmanuel Pierre.

Le sifflet au théatre. Etude de mceurs et d’histoire. Conférence faite
au Cercle Saint-Simon le 19 mai 1896. Paris. Ollendorff. 1806.
24 Dp. 2671.171
Relates to France.

Roetscher, Heinrich Theodor.

Die Kunst der dramatischen Darstellung. In ihrem organischen

Zusammenhange wissenschaftlich entwickelt. Berlin. Thome.

1841. xii, 419, (1) pp. **T 76.78
Same. 2. vermehrte Auflage. Leipzig. Wigand. 1864. xx, 453,
(1) pp. 2876.65

Seydelmann’s Leben und Wirken, (nebst einer dramaturgischen
Abhandlung uber den Kunstler) mit Benutzung und Ver6ffent-
lichung des handschriftlichen Nachlasses und der Briefe desselben
dargestellt. Berlin. Duncker. 1845. xiv, 357, (1) pp. Manuscript
facsimile. **T 55.38

Rogers, Francis.
Some famous singers of the 19th century. New York. The H. W.

Gray Co. [1914.] (3), 128 pp. Portraits. 40498.297
Contents. — The two Manuel Garcias. — Maria and Pauline Garcia. — Catalani
and Pasta. — Luigi Lablache. — Three tenors: Giovanni Battista Rubini;
Adolphe Nourrit; Gilbert Duprez.— Sontag and Lind. — Grisi, Mario and
Tamburini. — Some conclusions.

Rogivue, Henry.
Appréciation de la théorie des trois unités. Dissertation inaugurale,,
Jéna. Jéna. Ratz. 1872. 42, (1) pp. 4672.73
Rojas, Agustin de.
El viage entretenido, con vna exposicién de los nombres histéricos
y poéticos que no van declarados. En Madrid, en la Emprenta
Real. 1604. (Jn Menéndez y Pelayo, M. Origines de la novela.
Vol. 4, pp. 460-614. Madrid. 1915.) **T) 163.4.4

A sketch of Spanish manners and customs, with special reference to theatrical
matters, in the form of dialogues interspersed with verse.

Roman, Le, d’une figurante. Mary, J. **T 87.25
Roman spectacles. See Circus. Roman.

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Romance, The, of the American theatre. Crawrorp, M. C.

: : 4395-177; **T.76.197
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2572.55; **T.56.213; etc.

Romance of the French theatre. Gripsie, F. H. **T 56.70

Romance, The, of the Irish stage. Motuoy, J. F. ¥**T 77.85; etc.
Romanticism.

Gross, E. Die altere Romantik und das Theater. Hamburg. gto.

6872.64

Rome. Theatres.
See also Colosseum, Rome.
ADEMOLLO, A. Gli spettacoli dell’ antica Roma, Descrizione istorica.

Firenze. 1837. ¥2950.13
—— I teatri di Roma nel secolo decimosettimo. Roma. 1888.
2762.74

Betue, E. J. A. Prolegomena zur Geschichte des Theaters im
Alterthum. Untersuchungen iiber die Entwickelung des Dramas,

der Bithne, des Theaters. Leipzig. 1896. Illus. 2968.76
BopENSsTEINER, E. Das antike Theater. Leipzig. 1902. 1 v. and 2
colored plates. No. 12, 13 in *Cab.29.32.1

Cauuracu1, N. Nicolai Calliachii De ludis scenicis mimorum, &
pantomimorum syntagma posthumum. Patavii. 1713. Portrait.
**G,_294.54

Ductos, C. P. Mémoire sur l’art de partager l’action théatrale, et
sur celui de noter la déclamation qu’on prétend avoir été en usage
chez les Romains. (Jn Duclos, C. P. Oeuvres complétes. Nou-
velle édition. Vol. 8, pp. 345-372. Paris. 1821.) ¥*2706.1.8
— Mémoire sur les jeux scéniques des Romains, et sur ceux qui
ont précédé en France la naissance du poéme.dramatique. (Jn
Duclos, C. P. Oceuvres complétes. Nouvelle édition. Vol. 8,
PP. 311-343. Paris. 1821.) : *2706.1.8
Ficoroni, F. pi. Francisci Ficoroni Dissertatio de larvis scenicis
et figuris comicis antiquorum Romanorum. Rome. 1754. 85
plates. 2953-24
Grysar, C. J. Uber das Canticum und den Chor in der rémischen
Tragédie. (In Kaiserliche Akademie der Wissenschaften, Vienna.
Philosophisch-historische Classe. Sitzungsberichte. Band 15, pp.

365-423. Wien. 1855.) *3340.3.15
Korertinc, G. C. O. Geschichte des griechischen und rdomischen
Theaters. Paderborn. 1897. , 2963.35

OrumMicHen, G. Das Bithnenwesen der Griechen und Romer. 3
Tafeln. (Jn Handbuch der klassischen Altertums-Wissenschaft.
Band 5, Abt. 3. Pp. 179-304. Miinchen. 1890.) 2973.50.5.Part 3

Opitz, R. Schauspiel und Theaterwesen der Griechen und Romer.
Leipzig. 1889. Illus. Plates. 2969a.76

Satnt-SaEns, C. C. Note sur les décors de théatre dans l’antiquité
romaine. Paris. 1886. 32 pp. Illus. Plates. Plan.

2950a.50; **T.75.11
WE ts, C. L. The amphitheatres of ancient Rome. Boston. [1883.]
‘ 2752.57; **T.95.79

Wieseter, F. J. A. Theatergebaude und Denkmialer des Bithnen-
wesens bei den Griechen und Roémern. GdOttingen. 1851. 14
plates, some colored. *2960.66

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Vaupoyer, A. L. T. Description du théatre de Marcellus 4 Rome,
rétabli dans son état primitif, d’aprés les vestiges qui en restent
encore: mémoire joint aux plans, coupes, élévations et détails.
Paris. 1812. Tables. 4093.134

Rome. Views.

Barker, H. A., and J. Burrorp. An explanation of the view of Rome,
taken from the tower of the Capitol. Now exhibiting at H. A.
Barker and J. Burford’s panorama, Strand. [London.] 1818.
Plate. ¥*T 96.294

Roosevelt, Blanche. See Macchetta, Blanche Roosevelt. :

Roqueplan, Louis Victor Nestor.
Les coulisses de Opéra. Paris. Librairie nouvelle. 1855. (3), 92
pp. No. 2 in **M.129a.33
Roqueplan, Nestor. See Roqueplan, Louis Victor Nestor.

Roquet, Antoine Ernest de.

Les origines de l’opéra frangais. Par Charles Nuitter [pseud. of C.
L. E. Truinet] et Er. Thoinan [pseud. of A. E. de Roquet]. Paris.
Plon, Nourrit & cie. 1886. xxii, 340 pp. Map. Plans.

4043.62; **M.114.4
Roquette, Gabriel de, Bishop of Autun.

Lacour pE La Piyarpiire, L. pe. Etudes sur Moliére. Le Tartuffe
par ordre de Louis xiv. Le véritable prototype de l’imposteur
[Gabriel de Roquette]. Recherches nouvelles. Paris. 1877. .

**T 59.14; etc.
Rosciad, The. CHURCHILL, C. ¥**T 52.7
Roscius, Quintus.

DEsTAVILLE, ——, Abbé. Le secret du célébre Roscius, acteur romain,
dévoilé; ou, cours d’action oratoire fondée sur les principes de
science mimique. Paris. 1866. **T 77.92

Roscius, The African. See Aldridge, Ira.

Roscius, The American. See Payne, John Howard.

Roscius, The Bath. See Henderson, John.

Roscius, The English. See Betty, William Henry West.

Roscius, The Infant. See Betty, William Henry West.

Roscius, The Irish. See Burke, Joseph.

Roscius, The Young. See Betty, William Henry West.

Roscius Anglicanus. Downes, J. No. 1 in *4575.100

Roscius, The, consisting of original memoirs of the principal actors
and actresses; strictures on the drama, and its interests; original
essays, green-room gossips, anecdotes, &c. [Vol. 1 (no: I-5, 7),
Jan. 4—Aug. 9, 1825.] London. Duncombe. [1825.] 120, 145-
168 pp. Portraits. **T 27,26
The fi1st four numbers were issued fortnightly: the others at irregular intervals.

Roscius in London. Biographical memoirs of William Hen. West
Betty, from the earliest period of his infancy. Including the
history of his Irish, Scotch, and English engagements. With
analytical strictures on his acting at the London theatres. 2d
edition. London. Crosby & Co. 1805. (3), 62 pp. Portrait.

¥*T 56.193

Another copy is on shelf-number No. 6 in **G.3824.8. Another edition, having
the title The young Roscius may be found on shelf-number, **T.57.243.

Rose. Capot, V. E. **T 87.81
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Rosegger, Hans Ludwig.
Die Komdédiantin Magdalene. Roman. Umschlagzeichnung von
Camilla Sodoma-Wien. K6stritz. Seifert. 1911. 2095, (1) pp.

The Umschlagzeichnung is missing. 6899.221

Rosen, Lew.
Napoleon’s opera-glass. An histrionic study. London. Mathews.
1897. (7), 122, (1) pp. **T 57.105

Authorities, pp. 119-122.
Rosenbach, Abraham S. Wolf, editor.

Jounson, S. Samuel Johnson’s prologue spoken at the opening of
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York. 1902. ¥*4570.115

Rosenberg, Charles G.

Jenny Lind in America. New York. Stringer & Townsend. 1851.
226 pp. Portrait. Autograph facsimile. 4468.30; **M.149a.6

You have heard of them. By Q [pseud.]. New York. Redfield.
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This work contains sketches, among others, of Fanny Cerito, Giulia Grisi,
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Rosenberg, Charles G., editor.

Perrie, G. W. Buckskin Mose [pseud.]; or, life from the Lakes to
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Ross, Charles Henry.

“Stage whispers,” and ‘shouts without.” A book about plays ‘and
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Ross, David. '

Appress, An, to the public [regarding the claims of David Ross to

_the Theatre Royal, Edinburgh]. Edinburgh. 1767. **T 96.182
Ross, Ernest Nathaniel. :

Scenario writing [for the cinematograph]. Philadelphia. [1912.]
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Rossi, Ernesto. 7

Studien tiber Shakespeare und das moderne Theater nebst einer
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Schloemp. 1885. iv, 312, (1) pp. 4596.1033 **T.47.113

Rossi, Ernesto. Works about.
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Seer. 1881. 11 pp. **T 57.72
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Rostand, Eugéne Alexis Edmond, prefacer.
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Rouanet, Léo.

Le théatre espagnol. Par Alfred Morel-Fatio et Léo Rouanet. Paris.
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Rouché, Jacques.

L’art théatral moderne. Paris. Cornély & cie. i910. (3), 79, (3)

pp. Illus. Plates. Plans. 6252.83
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AIGUEBERRE, J. B. pu M. bv’. Seconde lettre du souffleur de la
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Rouen, France. Theatres. THEATRE DES ARTS.
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Rouen. Theatres. TH&ATRE DES arts. Works about.

Sauvaceot, L. Considérations sur la construction des théatres a
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Rousseau, J., l’un des auteurs du Code civil. See Rousseau, Pierre
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Rousseau, Jean Jacques.

A letter from M. Rousseau, of Geneva, to M. d’Alembert, of Paris,
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Rousseau, Pierre Joseph. :

Code théatral, physiologie des théatres, manuel complet de |’auteur,
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et applications de l’art dramatique; par J. Rousseau, l’un des
auteurs du Code civil. Paris. Roret. 1829. (3), 301 pp. Plate.
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Rowe, Harry.

Crort, J., editor. Memoirs of Harry Rowe: constructed from
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Rowlands, Walter.

Among the great masters of drama. Scenes in the lives of famous

actors. Boston. Dana Estes & Co. [1903.] (13), 233 pp. Por-

traits. Plates. 2249.29
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Roxas, Agustin de. See Rojas, Agustin de.

Royal and Royalty theatres. Letter to Phillips Glover in a dedication
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Royalty Theatre. [Anon.] See Jackman, Isaac.

Royal Circus, The, epitomized. Dzisp1n, C. ¥*T 77.172

Royal Dramatic College.

A catalogue of the valuable and interesting collection of pictures,
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will be sold by auction by Farebrother, Lye & Palmer, the 24th
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Royal Dramatic College. Works about.

Dopp, H. Royal Dramatic College. Correspondence respecting
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Royer, Alphonse.

Histoire de l’Opéra. Paris. Bachelin-Deflorenne. 1875. (7), 228 pp.
Portraits. **M 137.1

Rub, Otto, compiler.

Das Burgtheater: statistischer Ruckblick auf die Tatigkeit und die
Personalverhaltnisse wahrend der Zeit vom 8. April 1776 bis 1.
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Hauses am 14. Oktober 1913. Mit einem Geleitwort von Hugo
Thimig. Ein theaterhistorisches Nachschlagebuch. Wien. Knepler.
1913. Xvi, 307 pp. 6252.117
Bibliographie des Burgtheaters, pp. xv, xvi.

Rubini, Giovanni Battista.

LocatELui, A. Anni biografici sulla straordinaria carriera teatrale
percorsa da Gio. Battista Rubini. Milano. 1844.

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Rucca, Giacomo.

Capua vetere o sia descrizione di tutti i monumenti di Capua antica,
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Rueegg, Reinhold.

Blatter zur Feier des fiinfzigjahrigen Jubilaums des Zircher Stadt-
theaters am 10. und 11. November 1884. Ziirich. Verlag der
“Ziiricher Post.” 1884. (3), I0o pp. ¥*T 96.356

Ruggieri, Claude Fortuné.

Précis historique sur les fétes, les spectacles et les réjouissances
publiques. Paris. L’auteur. 1830. (4), vijj, 380 pp. **T.96.272
Relates partly to France. Another copy is on shelf-number **G.144.7.

Ruhl, Arthur Brown.

Second nights. People and of the theatre to-day. New York.

Scribner. 1914. ix, 374 D 6257.112

On the theatre in England and a

Russell, Sir Edward Richard.
Irving as Hamlet. 2d edition. London. King & Co. 1875. (3), 54

pp. **G,76.2
That reminds me. 3d impression. London. Unwin. 1899. xi, 334
pp. Portrait. ‘ 4543-149
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Miscellaneous reminiscences and anecdotes of celebrities with two chapters on
English actors.

Russell, William Clark.

Representative actors. Criticisms, anecdotes, personal descriptions,
etc., referring to British actors from the sixteenth to the present
century; with notes, and a short account of English acting.
London. Warne & Co. [1872.] xv, 496 pp. Portraits. [The

Chandos library.] 4548.50; **T.57.374
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Russia. Theatres.
Bernstein, N. D. Russlands Theater und Musik zur Zeit Peters
des Grossen. Riga. [1903.] 4046. 198
Corvin, P. pr. Le théatre en Russie depuis ses origines jusqu’d nos
jours. Etude historique et littéraire. Paris. 1890.

3061.40; **T..47.28

LironpELLE, A. Shakespeare en Russie, 1748-1840. (Etude de littéra-
ture comparée.) Paris. 1912. 4597-222
Moperwe.t, H. K. The theatre of to-day. New York. 1914. Plates.
Plans. 6257.84
Newmarcy, R. The Russian opera. London. 1914. Portraits.
Plates. 4049a.299

Russian ballet. See Ballet. Russian.
Rutherford, John.

A narrative of the rise and progress of the disputes subsisting
between the patentees of Covent-Garden Theatre. London:
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Rutherford, John. Works about.

Cotman, G., the Elder. A true state of the differences subsisting
between the proprietors of Covent-Garden Theatre; in answer to
a manuscript libel and to a printed Narrative by T. Harris and
J. Rutherford. London. 1768. **T 95.116; etc.

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Old Boston Museum days. Boston. Little, Brown & Co. 1015.

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Recollections of members of the Boston Museum Stock Company, to which the
author belonged from 1872 to 1893.
Ryan, Richard, compiler.

Dramatic table talk; or, scenes, situations, & adventures, serious &
comic, in theatrical history & biography. London. Knight &
Lacey. 1825-30. 3 v. Portraits. Plates. Tables. Genealogical
chart. Manuscript facsimiles. 22598.57; **T.78.13
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Ryder, Corbet.

Report of the trial of the proceedings in the action of suspension
and interdict at the instance of Mrs. H. Siddons, of the Theatre
Royal, against Corbet Ryder, of the Caledonian theatre. Edin-
burgh. West & Co. 1825. 78 pp. ; ¥*T 76.41

Ryland, Richard.

A second edition of “The statement,” “The address,” and “The re-
marks” on the “Counter-statement,” relative to a late withdraw-
ment from a dissenting Independent congregation: With. a post-
script, by the writer of the statement. [Anon.] London. Bye &
Law. 1805. (2), 202 pp. No. 7 in **G.3824.9
Letters on a controversy with the Rev. John Clayton relating to dancing and
the theatre.

Ryland, Richard. Works about.

Crayton, J., the Elder. A counter and impartial statement of circum-
stances relative to a late withdrawment from a dissenting Inde-
pendent church. To which are added notes and an appendix,
designed as a reply to Mr. Ryland’s “Remarks.” [Anon.] Lon-
don. 1805. No. 8 in **G,.3824.9

Crayton, J., the Younger. Letters, occasioned by a recent contro-
versy between R. R. Esq. and the Rev. J. C. London. 1805.

No. 11 in **G.3824.9
Ryley, Samuel William.

The itinerant, or memoirs of an actor. London. Taylor & Hessey
[etc.]. 1808-27. 9 v.. Portrait. ¥#*T 57.313
Vols. 7-9 have the title: The itinerant in Scotland.

Same. Vol. 1. New-York. Inskeep & Bradford. 1810. *4508.223

Same. Reprinted from the author’s edition. Oldham. Hirst &.
Rennie. 1880. 128 pp. ¥**T 54.8
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Ryno, pseud., prefacer.
Pompon, R. Les souvenirs de Rose Pompon. Paris. 1887. **T.57.232

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S.. G. See Scharf, Sir George.
S., H. T.

An account of Miss Foote’s re-appearance at the Theatre-Royal,
Covent-Garden, on the fifth of February, 1825; and of her recep-
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Refers to the burning of the Richmond Theatre, and attacks theatrical amuse-
ments. Another copy is on shelf-number No. 2 in *4371.71.

Sabin, Joseph, compiler.

Catalogue of the library of Edwin Forrest. Philadelphia. Collins.

1863. iv, 188 pp. Portrait. *2202.4
Sacchini, Antonio Maria Gasparo.

Juturen, J. L. A. La cour et VYopéra sous Louis xvi. Marie

Antoinette et Sacchini, Salieri, Favart et Gluck. Paris. 1878.
4076.52; **M.127.39
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The Chicago theatre fire. Plans. (Jn British Fire Prevention Com-

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Fires and public entertainments. A study of some 1100 notable fires

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Layton. 1807. 58 pp. *Cab.40.44.1
Sachs, Edwin Otho, prefacer.

Bourpon, G. Les théatres anglais. Paris. 1903. 2552.59

Sachs, Edwin Otho, and Ernest A. E. Woodrow.
Modern opera houses and theatres. Examples selected from play-
houses recently erected in Europe. London. Batsford. i896-08.
3 v. Illus. 220 plates. *Cab.60.77.4
Sadler, L. R. (Jacob Larwood.)
Theatrical anecdotes; or, fun and curiosities of the play, the play-
house, and the players. London. Chatto & Windus. 1882. (5),
328 pp. [The Mayfair library.] 2554.61; **T.58.80
Relates to Great Britain.
St. Albans, Harriot Mellon, Duchess of. See Mellon, Harriot, Duchess
of St. Albans.
Saint-Aubin, M*** de. See Mague de Saint-Aubin, Jacques Antoine.
Saint-Cyr, France. Theatres. :
TapHANEL, A. Le Thédtre de Saint-Cyr. (1689-1792.) D’aprés des
documents inédits. Versailles. 1876. Plan. 2674.51; **T.76.14
Saint-Geniés, Richard, Vicomte de. (Richard O’Monroy.)
Les petites Manchaballe. qe édition. Paris. Lévy. 1893. (3),
310 pp. ¥**T 87.66
A novel of stage life.

Place au théatre! 2e édition. Paris. Lévy. 1804. (3), 338 pp.

A novel of stage life. ¥**T 87.67
La soirée parisienne. Année [1,] 2. Paris. Arnould. 1890, 91. 2 v.
Criticisms of plays at the Paris theatres. **T 27.3

Saint Hilaire, Amable Villain de. (Guillaume le Flaneur.)
Petite biographie dramatique, silhouette des acteurs, chanteurs,
directeurs, etc., des théatres de la Capitale. Paris. Lemonnier.
1821. (3), viij, 5-229 pp. **T.57.389
Same. 2e édition. Domére. **T 57.390
Saint-Huberty, Antoinette Cécile.
Goncourt, E. L. A. H. pe. Madame Saint-Huberty. D’aprés sa
correspondance et ses papiers de famille. Paris. 1885.
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Stopes, C. C. William Hunnis and the revels of the Chapel Royal.
A study of his period and the influences which affected Shake-
speare. Louvain. 1910. 2553-139
St. John, Christopher, pseud. See Marshall, Christabel.

St. John’s Gate, London.

JereMiaH, J. Notes on Shakespeare, and memorials of the Urban
Club, and an account of the boar’s head feast and ceremonies
formerly observed at St. ‘John’s Gate. [With an appendix:
“Memorials of the Urban Club, being a complete collection of
the programmes and circulars, April 24th, 1875, to July 7th, 1876.”]
London. 1876. Iflus. Portrait. Plate. **T 56.44; etc.

St. Louis, Mo. Theatres.

Notte, A. H. The German drama on the St. Louis stage. A thesis.

[Philadelphia.] 1917. 4393.228
Saint-Marc, B., pseud. See Beynet, Agricol.
Saint-Mér, Guy de. :

Paris sur scéne. Saison 1886/87. Année 1. Paris. Piaget.. 1888.
(3), ii, (1), 376 pp. Illus. Portraits. ¥**T 47.10

St. Quentin, France. Theatres.

Lecocg, G. Histoire du théatre de St-Quentin. Paris. 1878. Plates.

Plans. *kT 74.13
Saint-Saéns, Camille. See Saint-Saéns, Charles Camille.
Saint-Saéns, Charles Camille.

Note sur les décors de théatre dans l’antiquité romaine. Paris.

Baschet. 1886. 32 pp. Illus. Plates. Plan. 2950a.50; **T.75.11
Saint-Vital, ——.
De Vorganisation des artistes dramatiques. A S; Ex. le Ministre

d’Etat. Paris. Dubuisson & cie. 1863. 16 pp. *€T 95.62
Signed, Ernest Fanfernot, et Saint-Vital.

Sainte-Albine, Rémond de. See Rémond de Sainte-Albine, Pierre.
Sainte-Beuve, Charles Augustin.
Madame Desbordes-Valmore, sa vie et sa correspondance. Paris.
Lévy. 1870. (3), 246 pp. 2647.60
Same. Memoirs of Madame Desbordes-Valmore. With a selection
from her poems. Translated by Harriet W. Preston. Boston.
Roberts. 1873. viii, 227 pp. 2648.62

Another copy is on shelf-number P.11.2242.
Sainte-Beuve, Charles Augustin. Works about.

Craretiz, J. A. A. Sainte-Beuve et la Comédie-francaise. (Jn Le

livre d’or de Sainte-Beuve. Pp. 31-45. Paris. 1904.) *2641.176
Sala, George Augustus Henry.

The life and adventures of George Augustus Sala. Written by him-
self. London. Cassell & Co., Ltd. 1895. 2-v. Portraits. Auto-
graph facsimile. 4544.142; **T 56.84
Vol. 1 of the copy on shelf-number **T.56.84 is of the 2d edition.

Living London: being “echoes” re-echoed. London. Remington &
Co. 1883. xxi, (1), 568 pp. Illus. Plates. Facsimile. 2463.68

A selected republication of the ‘Echoes of the week’ and ‘The playhouses’ which
appeared in 1882 in the columns of the Illustrated London News. — Preface.

On a remarkable dramatic performance [Sothern’s Lord Dundreary].
(In his Breakfast in bed. Pp. 7-32. New York. 1863.) 6559a.43

Same. (Jn Same. Boston. 1863.) **T 97.187
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Robson: a sketch. London. Hotten. 1864. 64 pp. **T 58.97
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from The Atlantic Monthly, June, 1864 [Periodical Room *5314.1.13]. Another
copy, without the prefatory article, is on shelf-number No. 17 in **G.3930.13.2.

Things I have seen and people I have known. London. Cassell &
Co., Ltd. 1894. xxiii, 268 pp. Portrait. Autograph facsimile.

Contains chapters on the theatre and the opera. 4545-143; **T.57.242
The two prima donnas, and The dumb door porter. London. Tinsley.
1862. viii, 246 pp. **M 108.13

Sala, George Augustus Henry, prefacer. :

Broucu, R. B. Marston Lynch, his life and times. London. 1860.

¥**T 58.126
Salieri, Antonio. :

Juiuten, J. L. A. La cour et lopéra sous Louis xvi. Marie An-

toinette et Sacchini, Salieri, Favart et Gluck. Paris. 1878.
4676.52; **M.127.39
Sallé, Marie.

Dacter, E. Une danseuse de l’Opéra sous Louis xv: Mlle Sallé
(1707-1756). D’aprés des documents inédits. Paris. 1909. Por-
trait. **T57.310

Saltarino, Signor, pseud.
Das Artistentum und seine Geschichte. Leipzg. Backhaus. 1o10.

244 pp. Illus. Portraits. 2243.87
Deals for the most part with vaudeville actors and circus performers.
Saltimbanques et marionnettes. AvriL, A. #*T 77,126

Salvini, Tommaso.

Leaves from the autobiography of Tommaso Salvini. New York.
The Century Co. 1893. (5), 240 pp. Portraits. 2747.81; **T.57.4
Another copy is on shelf-number *Artz Cab.17.11.

Salvini, Tommaso. Works about.

Mason, E. T. The Othello of Tommaso Salvini. With portraits
by Robert Frederick Blum. New York. 1890. Portraits. Dia-
grams. *#T 57.453 etc.

Sam Spangles. Coyne, J. S. **T 88.19
Samson, Joseph Isidore.

L’art théatral. Partie 1. Paris. Dentu. 1863. (8), 188 pp. Por-
traits. ¥*T.75.14
A poem on acting.

Same., Nouvelle édition, précédée d’une lettre d’Emile Augier et
d’une préface de Coquelin ainé. Paris. Dentu. 1889. xx, 304,
4 pp. 2678.112; **T.97.350
Another copy is on shelf-number **M.208.10.

Lettre 4 Monsieur Jules Janin. [Paris. 1859.] 55 pp. **T 95.105
A reply to Janin’s Rachel et la tragédie [**T.54.6].

Mémoires. Paris. Ollendorff. 1882. (3), xxi, 338 pp. Portrait.

2649.126

Same. 2e édition. ‘ **T.57.326

Théatre francais. [ParisP? 18—?] 281-321 pp. **T 97.181
Cut from Paris moderne.

Samson, Joseph Isidore. Works about. Z

Jacguot, C. J. B. Samson. Paris. 1854. Portrait. 6649a.11

Lecouve, G. J. B. E. W. M. Samson et ses éléves. Paris. [1875.]

: **T 96.157

Samson, Madame J. I. Rachel et Samson. Souvenirs de théatre par

la veuve de Samson. Paris. 1898. **T57.336

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Samson, Madame Joseph Isidore. ,

Rachel et Samson. Souvenirs de théatre par la veuve de Samson.
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Sand, George, pseud. See Dudevant, Amantine Lucile Aurore Dupin.

Sand, Maurice, pseud. See Dudevant, Jean Francois Maurice Arnauld,
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Sanders, Lloyd Charles.

Life of Richard Brinsley Sheridan. London. Scott. [1890.] 177,
xi pp. [Great writers.] 4540a.128
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Sangalli, Rita, prefacer.

Duvat, G. Terpsichore. Petit guide 4 l’usage des amateurs de

ballet. Paris. 1875. 6009a.80
Sanson, Victor.

La Boutraye, J. pe. Essai sur l’art dramatique. Epitre 4 Victor
Sanson. Avranches. Tostain. 1849. 3-83 pp. **T 96.159
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Santley, Siv Charles.

Reminiscences of my life. London. Sir Isaac Pitman & Sons, Ltd.
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Student and singer. Reminiscences. London. Arnold. 1892. xv,

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Sarah Barnum’s reply. The life of Marie Colombier. [Anon.] See
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La Comédie-francaise 4 Londres (1871-1879). Journal inédit de E.
Got.—Journal de F. Sarcey. Publiés avec une introduction par
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Comédiens et comédiennes. Notices par F. Sarcey. Portraits par
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Le théatre. Paris. [Lahure.] 1893. 63, (1) pp. Illus. Plates.
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A theory of the theatre. With an introduction [and notes] by
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Sardou, Victorien.

L’heure du spectacle. Lettre pour servir de préface au second
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Relates to the conflict between the dinner hour and the time for the commence-
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Sardou, Victorien. Works about.
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Sarette, Bernard.
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Sargent, Epes Winthrop.
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Sartine, Antoine Raymond Jean Gaulbert Gabriel de, Comte d’Alby.
Documents inédits sur le regne de Louis xv; ou, anecdotes galantes
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Ketrar, H. A magician’s tour up and down and round about the
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Satires.
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Fenton, W. The itinerant Thespians, or the theatre dissected. [A
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Laureat, The: or, the right side of Colley Cibber, Esq.; containing,
explanations, amendments and observations, on a book intituled,
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written by himself. Added, The history of the life, manners and
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MEUSNIER DE Querton, A. G. Le code lyrique ou réglement pour
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[i. e. Paris]. 1743. **M_.377.37; etc.
Natuan, G. J. Bottoms up. An application of the slapstick to satire.
New York. 1917. 6257.306

Puiturrs, E. The players: a satire [in verse]. London. 1733.
No. 4 in **G,3823.3
Sours, The: a granulation of wit, satire, and amusement. [Weekly.]
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Snow, W. R. The drama on crutches. A satire of the day. [Poem.]
London. 1872. **T 97.260
Wituams, J. The children of Thespis. A poem. [London.]
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Saturday Morning Club, Boston.

[Programme of The winter’s tale, given in Copley Hall, February

18-21, 1895, by the Saturday Morning Club.] Boston. 1895.
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PELLETIER, M. C. The winter’s tale. As performed by the Saturday
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Boston. 1895.) *5301.45.2

Saturday Programme, The, and Sketch-book. [Weekly.] (With which
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portraits.
Saunders, Catherine.

Costuine in Roman comedy. New York. Columbia University
Press. 1909. x, 145 pp. [Columbia University. Studies in classical
philology.] 2949.127
Bibliography, pp. 143-145.

Saunders, George.

A treatise on theatres. London: Printed for the author, and sold
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Savage Club, The, London.
Watson, A. The Savage Club. A medley of history, anecdote and
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Savard, Félix.
Les actrices de Paris. Préface par Henri de Péne. Paris. Librairie

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Les petits mystéres de Il’Ecole lyrique. 2¢ édition. [Anon.] Paris.
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Savoy. Theatres.
Muenter, F. Le théatre en Savoie. Les vieux spectacles, les
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comédie au collége, les troupes modernes. Chambéry. 1887.

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Jean and Edouard de Reszke. [With a sketch of Sofia Scalchi.]
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Scandale, Le, au théatre. Pornsot, A. E. No. 2 in **M.118.13
Scandale, Le, d’hier. See Mirbeau, O. Les comédien.
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Nine portraits forming a series of characters, illustrative of Mathews.
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Scaramouche, Tiberio Fiorilli, called Scaramouche. See Fiorilli, Tiberio.
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Jururen, J. L. A. Les grandes nuits de Sceaux. Le théatre de la

Duchesse du Maine. D’aprés des documents inédits. Paris. 1876.
¥#*'T 95.51

Scenarios. See Drama. Construction; Moving pictures.
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Scene painting. See Theatre. Scenery.
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Scharf, Sir George.

Recollections of the scenic effects‘of Covent Garden Theatre during
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Illustrations of Macready’s productions, principally Shakespearean. **T 57.0

Scharfenstein, Helene, pseud. ©

Aus dem Tagebuche einer deutschen Schauspielerin. 11. Auflage.
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Schauspieler-Charakteristiken. RicuTer, H. 6872.70

Schelling, Felix Emmanuel.

Elizabethan drama. 1558-1642. A history of the drama in England
from the accession of Queen Elizabeth to the closing of the
theatres, to which is prefixed a resumé of the earlier drama
from its beginnings. Boston. Houghton, Mifflin & Co. 1908.

2v. 2550.144
Bibliographical essay, pp. 433-537. A list of plays and like productions written,
acted, or published in England between the years 1558 and 1642, pp. 538-624.
The Queen’s progress and other Elizabethan sketches. Boston.
Houghton, Mifflin & Co. 1904. ix, 268 pp. Portraits. Plate.

: 7 2556.108
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eyases.” — A groatsworth of wit. — Plays in the making. — When music and

sweet poetry agree. — Thalia in Oxford. — A journey to the north.
Scheme, A, for having an Italian opera in London, of a new taste.
London: Printed for W. Owen. 1753. 22 pp. **T 96.95

A proposal to employ parodies to increase the popularity of the operas to be
given at the King’s Theatre, Haymarket. The text is in English and French
on opposite pages. — The last page of the English text has no corresponding
page in French. Another copy is on shelf-number No. 11 in **G.3823.12.

Scherillo, Michele.

La commedia dell’ arte in Italia. Studie profili. Torino. Loescher.

1884. xi, 162, (1) pp. 2776.84
Scheuing, Frances May. (Frances Agnew.)

Motion picture acting: how to prepare for photoplaying, what quali-
fications are necessary, how to secure an engagement, salaries
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' [1913.] 101 pp. Portraits. Plates. Autograph facsimiles.
8039a.63
Schick, Margareta Luise.

Levezow, C. von. Leben und Kunst der Frau Margarete Luise

Schick. Berlin. 1809. No. 4 in **M.145.20
Schiessler, Sebastian Willibald. (Justus Hilarius.)

Coulissen-Blitze in Anekdoten, Schwanken, Schnurren und witzigen
Einfallen, auf Theater und Schauspieler geschleudert. Schleuder
1-6. Meissen. Goedsche. 1828, 29. 6 v. in 1. Colored plates.

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Breve, C. F. Schiller on the Philadelphia stage to the year 1830.
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1905.) No. 1 in **H.80.188.2; etc.

Martersteic, M. Die ethische Aufgabe der Schaubiithne. Eine
Schillerrede. [Gehalten bei der Feier am 10. November 1911 im
Schillerverein zu Leipzig.] Leipzig. 1912. **'T 76.190

PETERSEN, J. Schiller und die Bithne. Ein Beitrag zur Litteratur-
und Theatergeschichte der klassischen Zeit. Berlin. 1904.

6872.84

Possart, E., Ritter von. Schiller und das Theater. Festrede zur

Mannheimer Gedachtnisfeier von Schillers hundertstem Todestage

(8. Mai 1905). Berlin. [1905.] ¥**T 76.189
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Das neue Stadttheater, in Koln. Architekt Karl Moritz, mitgeteilt
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Schink, Johann Friedrich.
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**G_3916.5

Zusatze und Berichtigungen zu der Gallerie der teutschen Schau-
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(In Gallerie von teutschen Schauspielern und Schauspielerinnen.
Pp. 169-255. Berlin. 1910.) 6907.23

Schlager, Johann Ev.

Ueber das alte Wiener Hoftheater. (Ju Kaiserliche Akademie der
Wissenschaften, Vienna. Philosophisch-historische Classe. Sitz-
ungsberichte. Band 6, pp. 147-171. Wien. 1851.) ¥*3340.3.6

Schlenther, Paul.

Adolf von Sonnenthal. Fiinfzig Jahre im Wiener Burgtheater. 1856~
1906. Als Manuskript gedruckt. Wien. 1906. 23 pp. Portraits.
A list of Sonnenthal’s réles at the Burgtheater. #27 .77,227

Bernhard Baumeister. Finfzig Jahre Burgtheater. 1852-1902. Eine
Statistik. Wien. Konegen. 1902. 32 pp. Portraits. Facsimiles.

#*T 73.8

Botho von Hiilsen und seine Leute. Eine Jubilaumskritik uber das

Berliner Hofschauspiel. 2. Auflage. Berlin. Gerstmann. 1883.
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Der Frauenberuf im Theater. Berlin. Taendler. 1895. 33-60 pp.

[Der Existenzkampf der Frau im modernen Leben.] **T 56.329
Schlenther, Paul, editor.
Fontane, T. Causerien itber Theater. Berlin. 1905. 6252.75

Schliepmann, Hans Carl Gottfried.

Die neuen Entwiirfe zum Berliner K6niglichen Opernhaus. Mit
Text von Hans Schliepmann. Berlin. Wasmuth, A.-G. 1913.
xxii, 2 pp. Illus. 131 plates. Plans. 4091.135

Schloesser, Rudolf.

Friedrich Wilhelm Gotter: sein Leben und seine Werke. Ein
Beitrag zur Geschichte der Bithne und Bihnendichtung im 18.
Jahrhundert. Hamburg. Voss. 1894. xi, 308 pp. [Theater-
geschichtliche Forschungen.] | 6872.52

Vom Hamburger Nationaltheater zur Gothaer Hofbiihne. 1767-1779.
Dreizehn Jahre aus der Entwickelung eines deutschen Theater-
spielplans. Hamburg. Voss. 1895. (8), 108, (1) pp. [Theater-
geschichtliche Forschungen.] 6872.55

Schmid, Christian Heinrich.

Christian Heinrich Schmids Chronologie des deutschen Theaters.
Neu herausgegeben von Paul Legband. Berlin. 1902. xxix, (1),
339, (1), 16 pp. Portrait. Facsimiles. [Gesellschaft fiir Theater-
geschichte. Schriften. Band 1. *6907.13

The last 16 pages contain Wee te der Gesellschaft for 1902.
Schmid, D.

George Farquhar, sein Leben und seine Original-Dramen. Wien.
Braumiiller. 1904. vi, (1), 372 pp. [Wiener Beitrage zur
englischen Philologie. Band 18.] * 4552.55.18

Schmidt, Expeditus, Pater.

Die Bithnenverhaltnisse des deutschen Schuldramas und_ seiner

volkstiimlichen Ableger im sechzehnten Jahrhundert. (Gekrénte

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Zusammenstellung der meistzitierten Literatur, p. (1).
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Denkwiirdigkeiten des Schauspielers, Schauspieldichters und Schau-
spieldirectors Friedrich Ludwig Schmidt (1772-1841). Nach
hinterlassenen Entwiirfen zusammengestellt und herausgegeben
von Hermann Uhde. Hamburg. Mauke. 1875. 2 v. **T 58.52

Dramaturgische Aphorismen. Hamburg. Hoffmann und Campe.
1820. (5), 236, (I) pp. 6257.39

Schmidt, Heinrich.

Erinnerungen eines weimarischen Veteranen aus dem geselligen,
literarischen und Theater-Leben. Leipzig. Brockhaus. 1856.
(3), 228 pp. **T.57.371

Schmitt, Eduard.

Zirkus- und Hippodromgebaude. Stuttgart. Bergstrasser. 1904.
(4), 113 pp. Illus. Plates. Plans. [Handbuch der Architektur.
Theil 4. Halb-Band 6. Heft 6] *8092.52.6.Heft 6
Literatur, pp. 112, 113.

Schneider, Gottlieb Carl Wilhelm.

Das attische Theaterwesen. Zum besseren Verstehen der griechi-
schen Dramatiker nach den Quellen dargestellt. Mit einer
Abbildung. Weimar. Hoffmann. 1835. iv, 268 pp. Plan.

4969.21

Schneider, Louis.
Aus meinem Leben. 2. Auflage. Berlin. Mittler. 1879, 80. 3 v.
**T 56.247

Geschichte der Oper und des K6niglichen Opernhauses in Berlin.
Berlin. Duncker & Humblot. 1852. (1), ii, 309, 133, 63, xv pp.

Illus. *#M_.215.19
The folio edition with plates may be found on shelf-number *Cab.80.183.3.

Schneider, Ludwig. See Schneider, Louis.

Schoen, Henri.
Le théatre alsacien. Bibliographie compléte du théatre alsacien.
Biographie des auteurs. Strasbourg. Revue alsacienne illustrée.
1903. 329, xxx, (11) pp. Illus. Portraits. Plates. Facsimiles.

Bibliography, pp. i-xxx. 4676.148
Le théatre populaire en Alsace. Paris. Fischbacher. 1903. 39, (1)
pp. 4671.43
Victorien Sardou et Constant Coquelin. Paris. Fischbacher. 1910.
40, (1) pp. 4672.34

Schoenborn, A.

Die Skene der Hellenen. Ein Versuch. Nach dem Tode des Ver-
fassers herausgegeben von Carl Schoenborn. Leipzig. Hirzel.
1858. x, 362 pp. Plan. 2964.58

Schoenbrunn, Austria. Theatres. SCHLOSSTHEATER. -

Kronretp, E. M. Das Schonbrunner Schlosstheater. Teil 1, 2. (Jn
Archiv fiir Theatergeschichte. Vol. 1, pp. 43-62; vol. 2, pp. 169—
192. Berlin. 1904, 1905.) *6§907.12.1,2

Schoene, Hermann.

Aus den Lehr- und Flegeljahren eines alten Schauspielers. Mit
einem biographischen Vorwort von Hugo Thimig. Leipzig.
Reclam. [1903.] 141, (1) pp. Portraits. [Universal-Bibliothek.
4461, 4462.] ; No. 1 in 4896.50.453

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Devrient, H. F. F. Johann Friedrich Schonemann und seine Schau-
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Scholl, Aurélien.
Les amours de théatre. Paris. Hetzel. [1862.] (3), 236, (1) pp.

¥**T 87.93

L’esprit du Boulevard. Les coulisses. Paris. Victor-Havard. 1887.
(3), 344 pp. **T.87.60
Les petits secrets de la comédie. Paris. Lévy. 1867. (3), 351 pp.
¥#*T 97.248

Scholle, Friedrich.

Ueber Theaterbrande, deren Ursachen und Verhtitung, sowie die
Einrichtung des Feuersicherheitswesens in den Ko6nigl. Hof-
theatern zu Dresden. Dresden. Meinhold. 1882. 75 pp. **T.75.61

Schomburgk, Hans, prefacer.

Geurts, M. A camera actress in the wilds of Togoland. Phila-
delphia. 1915. Portraits. Plates. 3057.239

School drama, The. McConaueuy, J. L. *3592.220.57

School, The, of abuse. See Gosson, Stephen.

School, The, of Roscius, or theatrical orator. Containing a select
collection of all the modern prologues & epilogues, spoken at the
Theatre’s Royal, &c., with a preface on oratory & acting. London.
Printed by V. for J. Roach. 1792. (1), 94 pp. ¥*'T 397,188

Schoole, The, of abuse. See Gosson, Stephen.

Schosne, L. B. de. See Lebeau de Schosne, Augustin Théodore Vincent.

Schreyvogel, Joseph.

Josef Schreyvogels Tagebticher, 1810-1823. Mit Vorwort, Einleitung
und Anmerkungen, herausgegeben von Carl Glossy. Berlin. 1903.
2v. [Gesellschaft fir Theatergeschichte. Schriften. Band 2, 3.]
Contains references to theatrical performances at the Burgtheater, vee

Schroeder, Antoinette Sophie. '

Briefe von Sophie Schréder (1813-1868). Gesammelt, herausgegeben
und mit Einleitung und Erlauterungen versehen von Heinrich
Stimcke. Berlin. i910. xxi, 234 pp. Portraits. Manuscript
facsimile. [Gesellschaft fiir Theatergeschichte. Schriften. Band
16.] : 6907.26

Schroeder, Friedrich Ulrich Ludewig. -

Schréder und Gotter. Eine Episode aus der deutschen Theater-
geschichte. Briefe Friedrich Ludwig Schréders an Friedrich
Wilhelm Gotter 1777 und 1778. Eingeleitet und herausgegeben
von Dr. Berthold Litzmann. Hamburg. Voss. 1887. v, (4), 136 pp.

2873.91

Schroeder, Friedrich Ulrich Ludewig. Works about.

Brunier, L. Friedrich Ludwig Schréder. Ein Kinstler- und Lebens-

_ bild. Leipzig. 1864. 2849.53; **T.57.383

Litzmann, B. Friedrich’ Ludwig Schroder. Ein Beitrag zur
deutschen Litteratur- und Theatergeschichte. Hamburg. 1890,

1894. 2v. Portraits. 4845.68
Meyer, F. L. W. Friedrich Ludwig Schroder. Hamburg. 1819.
2. 2847.9; etc.

Unpe, H. Friedrich Ludwig Schréder in seinen Briefen an K. A.
Bottiger, 1794-1816. (Jn Historisches Taschenbuch. Jahrgang 45,
pp. 245-320. Leipzig. 1875.) ¥*2309.1.45

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Schroeder, Sophie. See Schroeder, Antoinette Sophie.
Schroeder-Devrient, Wilhelmine. °
Excet, E. F. Wilhelmine Schroder Devrient. New York. 1845.
No. 18 in **G.3930.13.2
GLuEmer, C. von. Erinnerungen an Wilhelmine Schréder-Devrient.
Leipzig. 1862. .Portrait. **M 109.28; etc.
Wotzocen, C. A. A., Freiherr von. Wilhelmine Schroder-Devrient.
Ein Beitrag zur Geschichte des musikalischen Dramas. Leipzig.
1863. 8048.25; **M.129.27; etc.
Schuermann, Joseph Johan.
Les étoiles en voyage. Paris. Tresse & Stock. 1893. (3), 206 pp.

This is called the 2e édition on the cover. 2255.07
Contents. — L’impresario. — Adelina Patti. — Sarah Bernhardt. — Coquelin.
Same. ‘3e édition. ¥*T 57.315

Une tournée en Amérique. Paris. Juven. [1900.] (5), 248 pp.
 **T.97.175

Schultz, Robert Weir.

Excavations at Megalopolis, 1890-1891. By Ernest Arthur Gardner,
William Loring, G. C. Richards, W. J. Woodhouse. With an
architectural description by Robert Weir Schultz. London. Mac-.
millan. 1892. vii, (3), 141 pp. Illus. Plates. Plans. [Society
for the promotion of Hellenic ‘studies. Suppl. papers. 1.]
Describes the ancient amphitheatre. , *2960.81.1

Schuyler, Montgomery. :

A bibliography of the Sanskrit drama, with an introductory sketch
of the dramatic literature of India. New York. 1906. xi, 105 pp.
[Columbia University. Indo-Iranian series.] *2954.107

Schwab, Frederick A.

Parisian cafés-concerts. Illus. Portraits. (/n The music of the
modern world. Vol. 1, pp. 185-187. New York. [1895.])

¥*M_.14.1.1

Singers of the [19th] century: Later singers of the [19th] century.
The rule of the singer. Modern singers. Two great singers
[Nilsson and Lucca]. The great male voices of the [19th]
century. Illus. Portraits. Plates. (Jn The music of the modern
world, Vol. 1. New York. [1895.]) #*M 14.1.1

Schwering, Julius.

Zur Geschichte des njederlandischen und spanischen Dramas in

Deutschland. Neue Forschungen. Miinster. Coppenrath. 1895.

(5), 100 pp. 4874.82
Science, La, au théatre. VAULABELLE, A. DE, and C. H&MmarDINQUER.
6252.71

Scientific amusements. ,
Farpeau, F. Les amusements scientifiques. Récréations sur les
illusions ou erreurs des sens. Paris. [1896.] Plates. **T 96.261
Scotch play-house, A. Awncus, J. K. ¥FT 77,168
Scotland. Theatres.
Jacxson, J. The history of the Scottish stage, from its first
establishment to the present time; with a distinct narrative of
some recent theatrical transactions. Wih memoirs of his own life.

Edinburgh. 1793. **T 76.21; etc.
Lawson, R. The story of the Scots stage. Paisley. 1917. Portraits.
Plates. 4579.259

Stoppart, J. H. Recollections of a player. [Reminiscences of stage
life in Scotland, England, and the United States.} New York.
1902. Portraits. 4343-239; **T.56.246

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Scott, Clement William.
The drama of yesterday & today. London. Macmillan & Co., Ltd.
1899. 2v. Portraits. Autograph facsimiles. 4557.164; **T.76.12
Ellen Terry. [2d edition.] New York. Frederick A. Stokes Co.
[1900.] vi, I50 pp. 4549a.189; **T.58.144
From “The bells” to “King Arthur.” A critical record of the first-
night productions at the Lyceum Theatre from 1871 to 1895.
London. John Macqueen. 1896. x, (1), 444 pp. Portraits. Plates.

Autograph facsimile. 4545-150; **T.76.19
Relates to Sir Henry Irving’s productions.

Some notable Hamlets of the present time. Illustrated by W. G.
Mein. London. Greening & Co., Ltd. 1900. 193, (1) pp. Por-
traits. 4549a.191
Contents. — Clement Scott. An appreciation by L. Arthur Greening. — Sarah
Bernhardt, 1899. — Henry Irving, 1874. — Wilson Barrett, 1884. — Beerbohm
Tree, 1892. — Forbes Robertson, 1897. — Henry Irving, 1885.

Thirty years at the play and dramatic table talk. London. The
Railway and General Automatic Library, Ltd. [1892.] (5), 246
pp. **T98.112
Recollections of London theatres.

Scott, Clement William, editor.

BrancuarpD, E. L. L. The life and reminiscences of E. L. Blanchard,
with notes from the diary of Wm. Blanchard. By Clement Scott
and Cecil Howard. London. 1891. 2v. Portraits. ¥**T 56.218

GREEN ROOM, The. Stories by those who frequent it. London.
[1880.] Portrait. **T 86.4

Tueatre, The. A monthly review and magazine. July 1877- Dec.
1897. London. 1877-1897. 41 v. Illus. Portraits. Plates. Plans.

*#T 25.1
Tueatre Annual, The. London. 1884-88. 5 v. in 1. Portraits.
¥*T 25,3

Scott, Clement William, prefacer.

Smytue, A. J. The life of William Terriss, actor. Westminster.

1898. Portraits. Plates. **T55.57
Vincent, W. T. Recollections of Fred Leslie. London. 1894. 2 v.
Illus. Portraits. Plates. ' 4543-121; **T.56.62

Scott, Sir Walter, Baronet.
The life of John Philip Kemble. [A review of the Reminiscences
of Michael Kelly, of the King’s Theatre, etc. London. 1826.]

197-248 pp. Nos. 2, 3 in **G.3930.13.2
Scrap Book. [Weekly.] New series. No. 1-4. Apr. 23-— May 14, 1831.
[London.] 1831. 32 pp. Illus. **T 26.43

Contains some notes on theatrical matters.
Scrap-book of scenes and views. [Boston. 187-?] 289 pp. Portraits.

Autograph facsimiles. *6260.13
Illustrations, portraits and plates cut from various books, and containing many
portraits of actors and pictures of stage scenes.

Scrap-books. Theatre. See Theatre. Scrap-books.
Scriven, Patrick, pseud. ? ;
A familiar dialogue between Mr. Crowe and Mr. Alley, two theatrical
taylors. Dublin: Printed by James Hunter. 1762. 16 pp.
No. 3 in **G.3824.16
Season, The. [Weekly.] An independent critical journal. Vol. 1, 2
(no. 1-13). Oct. 8, 1870-Apr. 1, 1871. New York. 1870, 71. 2.

int. Illus. Portraits. Autograph facsimile. #*T 21.9
Relates largely to music and the drama in New York.

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Seasonable examination, A, of the pleas and pretensions of the pro-
prietors of and subscribers to, play-houses, erected in defiance of
the royal licence. With observations on the printed case of the
players belonging to Drury-Lane and Covent Garden theatres.
London: Printed for T. Cooper. 1735. 32 pp. **T 77.68
Other copies are on shelf-numbers No. 7 in **G.3823.12; No. 4 in **G.3823.9;
No. 3 in **G.3823.21. ;

Séchan, Polycarpe Charles.

Souvenirs d’un homme de théatre. 1831-1855. Recueillis par
Adolphe Badin. Paris. Lévy. 1883. (3), xvi, 322 pp. [Biblio-
théque contemporaine. ] 4660.75; **T.57.322

Second, Albéric.

Les petits mystéres de !’Opéra. Illustrations par Gavarni [pseud.].

\

Paris. Kugelmann. 1844. (3), 320 pp. Illus. **M.143.17
Second nights. Ruut, A. B. 6257.112
Second sight explained. BuisHopr, W. I. **T 97.261
Second-sight; or, the consequences of the reception given to Miss Foote.

M‘Morat, A., pseud. **T 56.260
Seconde lettre 4 M. le Vicomte de Larochefoucauld. Paris. Duvernois.
1825. 16 pp. No. 13 in **G.3562.2

On the taw of copyright as it relates to dramatic authors.
Seconde lettre du souffleur de la Comédie de Roiien au garcon de
caffé. [Anon.] See Aigueberre, Jean Baptiste du Mas d’.

Secret, Le, du célébre Roscius. DestaviLteE, ——, Abbé. ¥#*T 77.92
Secret history, The, of the green room. [Anon.] See Haslewood,
Joseph.
Secrets, Les, des coulisses des théatres de Paris. Durzot, J. **T.77.189
Secrets of the stage. OLp actor, An. *#T 75.19
Security. Letters from John R. Cantlin, C. John Hexamer, William
M'‘Devitt. Philadelphia. [1885.] 8 pp. 4019a.98
Relates to precautions against fire in the American Academy of Music, Phila-
delphia.
See and seem blind. B...... , Right Honourable the Lord, pseud.
¥**T77.553 etc.

Seebach, Marie. .

New York, City. Theatres. FourTEENTH STREET THEATRE. Memoir,

Marie Seebach. New York. [1870.] Portrait. ¥#*T 94.25; etc.
Seilhamer, George Overcash.

History of the American theatre. Philadelphia. Globe Printing
House. 1888-91. 3 v. *4gor.101; **T.74.7
Contents. — [1.] Before the Revolution. [2.] During the Revolution and after.
[3.] New foundations.

An interviewer’s album: comprising a series of chats with eminent
players and playwrights. New York. Perry & Co. 1881, 82.

128 pp. Portraits. ¥**T 53.13
Contents. — Madame Achille. — Mademoiselle Augusta. — Mary Ann Horton.
— Cornelius Mathews. — Herr Cline. — Charles R. Thorne. — Henry C.
Timm. — John Banvard. — Anne Seguin. — Alexina Fisher Baker. — Fitz

William Rosier. — Edmon S. Conner. — Benjamin A. Baker. — Anna Bishop.
— Thomas H. Hadaway. — Alexander Allan.
Seligman, Alice Benedict, translator.
Leumann, L. My path through life. New York. 1914. Portraits.
Plates. 4043-127
Sellar, Alexander Craig.
The Passion-Play in the Highlands of Bavaria. Edinburgh. Black-

wood. 1871. 62 pp. **T 97.199
Seltsame Leiden eines Theater-Direktors. Horrmann, E. T. W.
**T 78.37

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Semper, Gottfried.

Das Konigliche Hoftheater zu Dresden. Braunschweig. Vieweg.
1849. (3), 20 pp. Plates, Plans. *Cab.60.990.3

Semper, Manfred.

Theater. Stuttgart. Bergstrasser. 1904. viii, 523 pp. Illus. Plates.
Plans. [Handbuch der Architektur. Theil 4. Halb-Band 6.
Heft 5.] : *8092.52.6.Heft 5

Seneca, Lucius Annaeus.

Worp, J. A. De invloed van Seneca’s treurspelen op ons tooneel.
Amsterdam. 1892. 2900b.44

Sepet, Marius Cyrille Alphonse.

Le drame chrétien au moyen:age. Paris. Didier & cie. 1878. xii,
296 pp. 4676.53; **T.47.27

Serge-Basset. See Basset, Serge.

Serious address, A, to the frequenters of play-houses; or rather, serious
motives to draw people to a just consideration of the folly, sin
and danger of encouraging, and being present at those unlawful
assemblies. [London?] Printed in the ever memorable year of
the Scottish Rebellion. 1746. (1), 21 pp. **T 96.117

Serious and earnest address, A, to the inhabitants of this city, upon a
subject in which they are all most nearly concerned. [Edin-
burgh. 1767.] II pp. ¥#*T 97.293
Relates to the troubles of the Canongate Music Hall.

Serle, Thomas James.

The players; or, the stage of life. London. Colburn. 1847. 3 v.
A novel of theatrical life. **T 87.1

Serrurier, Lindor. ;

De wajang poerwa, eene ethnologische studie. Leiden. Brill. 1896.
2v. Text, vii, (4), 352 pp. Illus. Plates, many colored. Maps;
Atlas, 21 colored plates. *Cab.80.29.3
A study of the Javanese puppet plays.

Seton, R., editor.

Tater, The, a miscellany of literature, fine arts, music, and theatri-
cals. [Tri-weekly.] New series, no. 1-56, 58, 59. April 2—-Octo-
ber 6, 1832. London. 1833. **T 25.30

Sevelinges, Charles Louis de.

Le rideau levé, ou petite revue des grands théatres. [Anon.] Paris.
Maradan. 1818. (1), 221, (1) pp. **T 76.63
Relates to Paris.

Same. Suivie d’une réponse au factum de M. Valabrégue, et d’une
réplique d’un des chefs de son orchestre. Nouvelle édition, aug-
mentée. Paris. Maradan. 1818. (3), 252, (1) pp. ¥*#T 77,21

Seven years of the King’s Theatre. Epers, J. **M.113.13; etc.

Séveste, Edmond.

De la situation du Théatre francais, et des améliorations a introduire
dans son administration. [Paris. 1839.] 40 pp. **T 95.70

Seydelmann, Carl.

RoetscHer, H. T. Seydelmann’s Leben und Wirken, (nebst einer
dramaturgischen Abhandlung iiber den Kiinstler) mit Benutzung
und Veroffentlichung des handschriftlichen Nachlasses und der
Briefe desselben dargestellt. Berlin. 1845. e*T 55.38

Seyfried, Ferdinand, Ritter von.

Riickschau in das Theaterleben Wiens, seit den letzten fiinfzig

Jahren. Wien. The Author. 1864. x, 334, (1) pp. **M..373.41
Another copy is on shelf-number **G.36.2.

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Seymour, Francis Ingram, 2d Marquis of Hertford.

Exvuiston, R. W. Copy of a memorial presented to the Lord
Chamberlain [the Marquis of Hertford] by the committee of
management of the Theatre-Royal Drury-Lane, and by the pro-

' prietors of the Theatre-Royal Covent-Garden, against the Olympic
and Sans Pareil theatres; with copies of two letters, in reply by
Robert William Elliston. London. 1818. **T 76.128; etc.

Piumptre, J. A letter to the most noble the Marquis of Hertford,
Lord Chamberlain of His Majesty’s Household, and Master of
the Revels, on the subject of a dramatic institution. Cambridge.
1820. **T 76.75; etc.

Seymour, John.

Memoirs of the life of Eleanor Gwinn, a celebrated courtezan, in the
reign of King Charles 11., and mistress of that monarch. [Anon.]
London: Printed for F. Stamper. 1652. No. 6 in **G,.3823.21

Shadow pantomimes. ;

Bertrand, V., effendi. Les silhouettes animées a la main. Paris.
1892. Illus. 4003.73

Cuase, E. F. Ballads in black. A series of original shadow panto-
mimes, with forty-eight full-page silhouette illustrations and
full directions for producing shadow pictures with novel effects.
Boston. 1882. . 4009a.75; **T.99.60

Denter, T. The great secret of shadow pantomimes; or, harlequin
in the shades. How to get them up and how to act them. New
York. [1868.] Illus. No. 3 in *4504.64

Feu le Théatre de Séraphin depuis son origine jusqu’a sa disparition.
1776-1870. Paris. 1872. **T 96.145

Frost, S. A. The book of tableaux and shadow pantomimes. New
York. [1869.] 4009a.260

Jacozs, G. Das Schattentheater, in seiner Wanderung vom Morgen-
land zum Abendland. Vortrag. Berlin. 1901. Plate. 4001.79

— Same. Geschichte des Schattentheaters. Erweiterte Neubear-
beitung des Vortrags Das Schattentheater in seiner Wanderung

vom Morgenland zum Abendland. Berlin. 1907. 4009.361
Kautz, P. E. Zur Geschichte des arabischen Schattentheaters in
Egypten. Leipzig. 1909. 6252.113

Kern, F. Das egyptische Schattentheater. (Jn Horovitz, J. Spuren
griechischer Mimen im Orient. Pp. 98-104. Berlin. 1905.)
: 3028.147
Patterson, A. Shadow entertainments and how to work them, being
something about shadows, and the way to make them profitable
and funny. London. [1895?] Illus. Diagrams. 8009.49
Riviére, H. L. La tentation de Saint-Antoine: féerie 4 grand
spectacle en 2 actes et 40 tableaux, représentée pour la premiére
fois sur le Théatre du chat noir le 28 décembre. Paris. [1887?]

Colored plates. 4043.115
Tuatasso, A. Moliére en Turquie. Etude sur le théatre de Karagueuz.
Paris. 1888. **T 56.58

Shadow parntomimes. Bibliography.
Jacos, G. Bibliographie tiber das Schattentheater. Erlangen. 1902.
2173.16
—— Die wichtigsten alteren Nachrichten tiber das arabische Schat-
tenspiel. Schattenspiel-Bibliographie. (Jn Littmann, E. Arabische
Schattenspiele. Pp. 69-83. Berlin. r1gor.) 4003.47
Shadows of the stage. WuNTER, W. 2409.130; **T.49.8; etc.

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Shakespear’s-Head, Covent-Garden, London.

Guost of Shakespeare, pseud. Memoirs of the neces Head,
in Covent-Garden: in which are introduced many entertaining
adventures, and several remarkable characters. London. 1755.
2Vv. **®G,3934.2

Shakespeare, William.

The complete works of Shakespeare. Illustrated with steel engrav-
ings, chiefly portraits in character of celebrated American actors,
drawn from life, expressly for this edition. New York. Johnson
& Co. [1856.] 3 v. Portraits. Plates. * 4591.4

Shakespeare, William. Works about.

Only such general works on Shakespeare as bear upon the stage of
his day have been included in this list. These will be found under
the heading Elizabethan theatre. For special biographical and
critical studies of Shakespeare the catalogue of the Barton Li-
brary should be consulted.

Shakespeare, William. As an actor.

Bruce, J. Who was “Will, my lord of Leycester’s jesting player?”
(In Shakespeare Society, London. Papers. Vol. 1, pp. 88-95.
London. 1844.) *4596.11.1; etc.

Fugay, F. G. A chronicle history of the life and work of William
Shakespeare, player, poet, and playmaker. London. 1886. Por-
trait. Plate. 2590.19; **T.55.131

Shakespeare, William. Celebrations.

ConctIsE account, An, of Garrick’s Jubilee held at Stratford-upon-
Avon, in honour of Shakspeare, in 1769. And of the commemora-
tive festivals in 1827 and 1830. Stratford-upon-Avon. 1830.

No. 4 in **G.3942.3

Drama LeacuE, The, of America. Shakespeare festival in honor of
the poet’s birthday. April 23, 1912, Lincoln Park, Chicago. Chi-
cago. [1912.] Plans. 8076. 234

Hunter, R. E. Shakespeare and Stratford-upon-Avon, comprising
the salient facts and traditions connected with the poet and his
birthplace; together with a full record of the Tercentenary cele-
bration. London. 1864. Plates. Plan. **T 57,279; etc.

Shakespeare, William. Fiction relating to him.

A Beckett, A. W. William Shakespeare behind the scenes of the
Globe Theatre. Froma rare M.S. London. 1864. ¥**T 96.268

CHANCELLOR, L. B. The players of London: a tale of an Elizabethan
smart set. New York. [1909.] Plates. *4574.195

Shakespeare, William. (Illustrations. See Theatrical illustrations.
Shakespeare, William. Memorials.

Hirrernan, P. Dramatic genius [containing a plan for erecting a
temple as a memorial to Shakespeare]. London. 1770.

**T 74.93 etc.

Witson, W. A house for Shakspere. A proposition for the con-
sideration of the nation. London. 1848. **T 96.188; etc.

Same. The second and concluding paper, containing a review
of the reception of the first, and a few digressions. London.
[1849.] **T 96.187; etc.

Shakespeare, William. Representations of his plays.

See also Theatrical illustrations.

Brereton, A. Shakespearean scenes and characters: with descriptive
notes on the plays, and the principal Shakespearean players, from
Betterton to Irving. London. 1886. Portrait. Plates. **G.61.7

 

 

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Shakespeare, William. Representations of his plays. (Continued.)

—— Some famous Hamlets from Burbage to Fechter. With an
appendix giving extracts from the criticisms on Hamlet. Lon-
don. 1884. 6600b.11; **T.97.96

Caine, T. H. H. Richard m1 and Macbeth: the spirit of romantic
play in relationship to the principles of Greek and of Gothic art,
and to the picturesque interpretations of Henry Irving: a dramatic
study. London. 1877. 4594.11; **T.97.95

Coun, A. Shakespeare in Germany in the sixteenth and seventeenth
centuries: an account of English actors in Germany and the
Netherlands and of the plays performed by them during the same
period. London. 1865. *4591.3

Coreg, J. A critique on the performance of Othello by F. W. Keene
Aldridge, the African Roscius. Scarborough. 1831.

No. 3 in **G.3924.17

CRITICAL examination, A, of the respective performances of Mr.
Kean & Mr. Macready, in Cibber’s alteration of Shakespeare’s
historical play of King Richard the Third. London. 18109.

¥®G,_3937.33; etc.

Daty, C. P. Letter to James Henry Hackett [regarding his Notes
and comments upon certain plays and actors of Shakespeare].
February 24, 1863. [Copy.] ¥**G_3930.8

Essay, An, on acting: in which will be considered the mimical be-
haviour of a certain fashionable faulty actor [David Garrick];
to which will be added a short criticism on his acting Macbeth.
London. 1744. **G_3925.20

Fecater in Hamlet and Othello. [Edinburgh. 1861.]

No. 2 in **G.3940.13

Firzceratp, P. H. Shakespearean Tepnesemiaiens its laws and limits.
London. 1908. 4593.228

Foote, S. A treatise on the passions, so far as they regard the stage;
with a critical enquiry into the theatrical merit of Mr. G——k,
Mr. Q n, and Mr. B——y. The first considered in the part of
Lear, the two last opposed in Othello. London. [1747.]

¥*T 77.27; etc.

Frost, J. B. The greatest Hamlet, an appreciative review of
Hamlet as presented by John E. Kellerd. Atlanta. [1915.] Illus.
Portraits. Plates. *45090.125

Hackett, J. H. Notes and comments upon certain plays and actors
of Shakespeare, with criticisms and correspondence. New York.
1863. Portrait. ¥**T 57.178; etc.

Horne, R. H., editor. Was Hamlet’ mad? Being a series of critiques
on the acting of the late Walter Montgomery: written in Mel-
bourne in’ 1867, by Archibald Michie, J. E. Neild, R. H. Horne
[etc.]. Edited by R. H. Horne. London. [1871.] 4598.105

Jenkin, H. C. F. Mrs. Siddons as Lady Macbeth and as Queen
Katharine. With an introduction by Brander Matthews. New
York. 1915. ¥*T 46.61.3

Jones, H. A. Municipal and repertory theatres: a lecture [com-
paring the production of Shakespeare’s plays in England and in
Germany] delivered to the Sheffield Playgoers’ Society. London.

 

1913. **T 76.186
Jusseranp, J. A. A. J. Shakespeare in France under the ancien
régime. London. 1899. Portraits. Plates. **'T 55.803 etc,

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Shakespeare, William. Representations of his plays. (Continued.)

KeMBLeE & Cooke: or, a critical review of a pamphlet published
under the title of Remarks on the character of Richard the Third,
as played by Cooke & Kemble. With other critical remarks on
the performances of these two gentlemen. London. [1801.]

**T 96.313; etc.

Letter, A, to Miss Nossiter. Occasioned by her first appearance
on the stage: in which is contained remarks upon her manner of
playing the character of Juliet. With theatrical observations.
London. 1753. ¥*#*T 97.595 etC.

Lonvon. Theatres. His Mayjesty’s THEATRE. King John souvenir.
Shakespeare’s historical drama, King John, produced at Her
Majesty’s theatre by Herbert Beerbohm Tree, on the 2oth of
September, 1899. [London. 1899.] 18 photographs. **G,70.23

Lonpon. Theatres. LycEUM THEATRE. Souvenir of King Henry the
Eighth, presented at the Lyceum Theatre, 5th January, 1892, by
Henry Irving. Illustrated by J. Bernard Partridge. London.
1892. (15) plates. 4599a.109; **T.58.151

—— Souvenir of Macbeth erodes at the Lyceum Theatre, by
Henry Irving, 29th December, 1888. Illustrated by Charles Catter-
mole & J. Bernard Partridge. London. 1888. Illus. Plates.

6504.26; **T.58.149
Martin, H. Remarks on Mr. John Kemble’s performance of Hamlet
and Richard the Third. London. 1802. **T 96.214; etc.

Mason, E. T. The Othello of Tommaso Salvini. With portraits
by Robert Frederick Blum. New York. 1890. **T 57.45; etc.
Mattuews, J. B. Shaksperian stage traditions. (Jn Matthews, J.
B., and A. H. Thorndike, editors. Shaksperian studies. Pp. 1-27.

New York. 1916.) 4596.159
MERSCHBERGER, ——, Dr.- Die Anfange Shakespeares auf der Ham-
burger Bithne. [Hamburg. 1890.] 4590a.123

Mr. Fecuter’s Othello. [London. 1861.] No.7 in **G.3940.13; etc.
NicHotson, B. Kemp and the play of Hamlet — Yorick and Tarlton
—a short chapter in dramatic history. (Jn New Shakspere So-
ciety. [Publications.] Series 1. Transactions. No. 8. 1880-4.

Part 1., pp. 57-66. London. 1881.) *6§552.10.1880—1886.1 ;etc.
OsseErvaTions on Mr. Kemble in the characters of Cato, Wolsey, and
Coriolanus. London. 1817. No. 5 in **G.3824.3; etc.

Ovett, G. C. D. ‘A midsummer night’s dream’ on the New York
stage. (In Matthews, J. B., and A. H. Thorndike, editors. Shak-
sperian studies. Pp. 117-162. New York. 1916.) 4596.159

Ortitey, H. Fechter’s version of Othello critically analyzed, pre-
fatory observations on the stage, the audience, and the critics.
London. 1861. No, 4 in **G.3940.13

Pexietier, M. C. The winter’s tale. As performed by the Saturday
Morning Club. (Jn Bostonian, The. Vol. 2, pp. 1-16. Plates.
Boston. 1895.) *5301.45.2

Puetpes, H. P. The stage history of famous plays. Hamlet from
the actors’ standpoint. Its representatives, and a comparison of
their performances. New York. 1890. Portraits. 4597.116; **T.57.41

Piton, F. An essay on the character of Hamlet. As performed by
Mr. Henderson, at the Theatre Royal in the Hay-Market. Lon-
don. [1777.] No. 4 in **G.3937.11

Prrtarp, J. Observations on Mr. Garrick’s acting [of King Lear];
in a letter to the Right Hon. the Earl of Chesterfield. London.
1758. ¥**T 97.119; etc.

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Shakespeare, William. Representations of his plays. (Continued.)
Possart, E., Ritter von. Welches System der Scenerie ist am besten
geeignet fiir die Darstellung verwandlungsreicher, klassischer
Dramen, insbesondere der Shakespeare’schen? Festvortrag.

Munchen. 1901. **T 77,224
Remarks on the character of Richard the Third; as played by Cooke
and Kémble. London. 1801. **T 96.314; etc.

Riptey, P. Stage spectacles. [New York. 1868.]
No. 15 in **G,3822.3
Rozson, S., and W. H. Crane. Shakespeare’s Comedy of errors.
Produced by Robson and Crane. Arranged for the stage and
illustrated by Alfred Thompson. [Prospectus. Detroit. 1885.]
Illus. Plates. ¥*T 94.24
RussE.., Sir E. R. Irving as Hamlet. London. 1875. ¥*G,76.2
Scuarr, Sir G. Recollections of the scenic effects of Covent Garden
Theatre during the season 1838-9. London. 1839. (39) plates.

¥*T 57.1

Scuinx, J. F. Ueber Brockmann’s Hamlet. Berlin. 1778.
*€G,3916.5
Scott, C. W. Some notable Hamlets of the present time. London.
1900. Portraits. 4549a.191
SHAKESPEAREAN actors. [Scrap-book. 18—?] 2 v. **G,_3930.13
SHAKSPEARE travestied. [Dublin. 1862.] No. 3 in **G.3940.13
SHoRT criticism, A, on the performance of Hamlet by Mr. [John
Philip] Kemble. London... 1780. No. 5 in **G.3937.11

Tiecx, J. L. Dramaturgische Blatter. Nebst einem Anhange nach
ungedruckter Aufsatze tiber das deutsche Theater und Berichten
tiber die englische Biihne geschrieben auf einer Reise im Jahre

1817, Breslau. 1826-1852. 3 v. 2908.3
TimotuHy, pseud. The first play of the season. [Charles Mayne
Young in Hamlet. Edinburgh. 1828.] No. 16 in **G.3937.11
VinckeE, C. F. G., Freiherr von. Gesammelte Aufsatze zur Bihnen-
geschichte. Hamburg. 1893. 6892.48
WEILEN, A. W., Ritter von. Hamlet auf der deutschen Bithne bis zur
Gegenwart. Berlin. 1908. 4593-202
WILMoT, A retrospective glance at Mr. Fechter’s Iago, and

 

acting edition of Othello. London. 1862. No. 5 in **G.3940.13
Winns, A. Hamlet auf der deutschen Biihne bis zur Gegenwart.

Berlin. 1909. . 6907.22
Wineate, C. E. L. Shakespeare’s heroes on the stage. New York.
1896. Portraits. 5 4596.135; **T.47.90
— Shakespeare’s heroines on the stage. New York. [1895.]
Portraits. 4595-134; **T.47.89
Winter, W. Shakespeare on the stage. New York. torr. Por-
traits. 4597.165; **T.56.57

Shakespeare, William. Shakespeare’s company of actors.
HALLIWELL-PuILuipes, J. O. The visits of Shakespeare’s company
of actors to the provincial cities and towns of England, illus-
trated by extracts gathered from corporate records. Brighton.
1887. #*G.74.29
Nicuotson, B. Kemp and the play of Hamlet — Yorick and Tarlton
—a short chapter in dramatic history. (Jn New Shakspere So-
ciety. Transactions. No. 8. 1880-6. Part 1, pp. 57-66. London.
1881.) *6§552.10.1880-86.1; etc.
Shakespeare, William. Theatre of his time. See Elizabethan theatre.

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Shakspeare and his contemporaries. Trcc, W. 2597.38; **T.57.273
Shakspeare, and his latest stage interpreters. [London. 1861.] 772~
786 pp. No. 1 in **G.3940.13

Relates chiefly to Charles Albert Fechter. Cut from Fraser’s Magazine, De-
cember, 1861 [Periodical Room *3187.1.64].

Shakspere gallery of engravings. See Tallis’s Shakspere gallery of
engravings.
Shakespeare in Germany.
Coun, A. Shakespeare in Germany in the sixteenth and seventeenth
centuries: an account of English actors in Germany and the

Netherlands. London. 1865. ¥ 4591.3
MERSCHBERGER, ——, Dr. Die Anfange Shakespeares auf der Ham-
burger Btthne. [Hamburg. 1890.] 45904.123
WEILEN, A. W., Ritter von. Hamlet auf der deutschen Biihne bis zur
Gegenwart. Berlin. 1908. 4593-202
Winps, A. Hamlet auf der deutschen Biihne bis zur Gegenwart.
Berlin. 1909. 6907.22

Shakespeare in Italy.
Mortey, L. C. C. Shakespeare in Italy. Stratford-upon-Avon. 1916.
Portraits, Plate. 4598.58
Shakespeare in Russia.
LironvELLe, A. Shakespeare en Russie, 1748-1840. Paris. 1912.

4597.222
Shakespeare on the stage. WINTER, W. 4597-165; **T.56.57
Shakespeare revival, The. Bucxtey, R. R. 4598.50

Shakespeare Society, London. Publications.

Atteyn, E. The Alleyn papers. A collection of original documents
illustrative of the life and times of Edward Alleyn, and of the
early English stage and drama. London. 1843. 4596.53; etc.

Armin, R. Fools and jesters; with a reprint of Robert Armin’s Nest
of ninnies. 1608. London. 1842. 4596.67; etc.

Cotuier, J. P. Memoirs of Edward Alleyn, founder of Dulwich
College: including some new particulars respecting Shakespeare,

Ben Jonson, Massinger, &c. London. 1841. **T 55.773 etc.
—— Memoirs of the principal actors in the plays of Shakespeare.
London. 1846. **T 55.130; etc.

CunnincHaM, P., editor. Extracts from the accounts of the Revels
at court, in the reigns of Queen Elizabeth and King James I.
London. 1842. 4596.56; etc.

Gosson, S. The school of abuse, containing a pleasant invective
against poets, pipers, players, jesters, &c. London. 1841.

2575.8; etc.

Henstowe, P. The diary of Philip Henslowe, from 1591 to 1609.
Printed from the original manuscript preserved at Dulwich Col-
lege. London. 1845. 4596.46; etc.

Heywoop, T. An apology for actors. In three books. From the
edition of 1612, compared with that of W. Cartwright. London.

1841. 4575-17; etc.
Lopce, T. A defence of poetry, music, and stage plays. London.
1853. No. 2 in *4596.20; etc.

NorTHBRooKE, J. A treatise against dicing, dancing, plays, and inter-
ludes. With other idle pastimes. From the earliest edition,
about A.D. 1577. London. 1843. 4596.62; **T.96.14; etc.

Tariton, R. Tarlton’s jests; with notes, and some account of the
life of Tarlton. By J. O. Halliwell. London. 1844. 4596.57; etc.

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Shakspeare travestied. [Dublin. 1862.] 170-182 pp.

On Fechter’s Othello. No. 3 in **G,3940.13
Shakespeare’s environment. Srtopss, C. C. 4595-141
Shakespeare’s theater. THornpixz, A. H. 6595.30; etc.

Shakespearean actors. See Elizabethan theatre; Shakespeare, William.
Representations of his plays.

Shakespearean playhouses. Apams, J. Q., Jr. 4594.156
Shakespearean stage. See Elizabethan theatre.
Shaksperian stage traditions. MatrHews, J. B. 4596.159

Sharp, Thomas.

A dissertation on the pageants or dramatic mysteries anciently per-
formed at Coventry, by the trading companies of that city; chiefly
with reference to the vehicle, characters, and dresses of the actors.
Added, the Pageant of the Shearmen & Taylors’ Company, and
other municipal entertainments of a public nature. Coventry.
Merridew. 1825. (5), 226, (4) pp. Plates. Music. **T 42.3
Another copy, on large paper, is on shelf-number **G.3830.2.

Shaw, Bernard. See Shaw, George Bernard. °
Shaw, Eyre Massey.
Fires in theatres. 2d edition. London. Spon. 1889. xx, 86 pp.
8018.103
Shaw, George Bernard.

Love among the artists. Chicago. Stone & Co. 1900. viii, 3-443,
(1) pp. **T 87.10
A novel of stage life. Hi

Shaw, Robert Gould.

Crus or Opp Votumes, Boston. Exhibition of prints and playbills to
illustrate the history of the Boston stage (1825 to 1850), from
the collection of Robert Gould Shaw. May 3 to May 8, Io1rs.
[Boston. 1915.] #*Q 17.31

Shea, George E.

Acting in opera: its A-B-C. With descriptive examples, practical
hints, and numerous illustrations. New York. Schirmer. [1915.]
xiii, 90 pp. Plates. 4049a.286

Sheffield, England. Theatres.

THEATRICAL ExaMInER, The, for Sheffield. [Weekly.] Vol. 1. Oct.

28, 1824-— Jan. 24, 1825. Sheffield. 1825. 16, 80°'pp. **T.27.24; etc.
Sheffield Playgoers’ Society. ‘

Jones, H. A. Municipal and repertory theatres: a lecture delivered

to the Sheffield Playgoers’ Society. London. 1913. **T 76.186
Sheridan, Richard Brinsley Butler.

Verses to the memory of Garrick. Spoken as a monody, at the
Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane. London: Published by T. Evans.
1779. 15 pp. No. 2 in **G.3820.11

Same. 2d edition. Plate. #*T 94.4

Same. The tears of genius. A monody. On the death of Mr. Gar-
rick. Dublin: Printed for C. Jackson by J. Byrn. 1780. 14 pp.

**T.57.403
Sheridan, Richard Brinsley Butler. Works about.
Earue, W. Sheridan and his times. London. 1859. 2 v. Portrait.

4549.29; **T.57.29

Fitzceratp, P. H. The lives of the Sheridans. London. 1886. 2 v.
Portraits. 4550.67; **T.56.233
—— Same. The Sheridans. London. [190-?] 2 v. Portraits.
Plates. ¥#2545.251

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Sheridan, Richard Brinsley Butler. Works about. (Continued.)
Heroic epistle, An, from cunning little Isaac to the modern Con-

greve. London. 1781. No. 2 in **G,3820.9
Moore, T. Memoirs of the life of Richard Brinsley Sheridan.
Philadelphia. 1825. 6542.41; **K.33.7

— Same. sth edition. London. 1827. 2 v. Portrait.
**T 56.1423 etc.
OurpHant, M. O. W. Sheridan. London. 1883.
2449a.69; **T.57.165; etc.
Raz, W. F. Sheridan. A biography. With an introduction by
Sheridan’s great-grandson the Marquess of Dufferin and Ava.

London. 1896. 2 v. Portraits. Plates. #®T 56.533 etc.
Sanvers, L. C. Life of Richard Brinsley Sheridan. London. [1890.]
: 4540a.128

SHERIDANIANA; or, anecdotes of the life of Richard Brinsley Sheridan;

his table-talk, and bon mots. London. 1826. Portrait.
4549.26; **T.57.238

StcHet, W.S. Sheridan. From new and original material, including
a manuscript diary by Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire. Lon-
don. 1909. 2 .v. Portraits. Plates. 2544.192

THEATRICAL monopoly: being an address to the public on the present
alarming coalition of the managers of the winter theatres. Lon-
don. 1779. Portrait. No. 4 in **G.3824.14; etc.

Sheridan, Thomas.

The buskin and sock; being controversial letters between Mr. Thomas
Sheridan, tragedian, and Mr. Theophilus Cibber, comedian, just
published in Dublin. Dublin printed: London reprinted for Jacob
Robinson. 1743. (1), 56 pp. No. 1 in **G,3823.16

A full vindication of the conduct of the manager of the Theatre-Royal.
Written by himself. Dublin: Printed by S. Powell. 1747. 19 pp.

‘ ¥**T 97.46

An humble appeal to the public, together with some considerations
on the present critical and dangerous state of the stage in Ireland.
Dublin: Printed. London: Re-printed for W. Faden. 1758.

No. 6 in **G.3823.16
Relates particularly to the Smock Alley Theatre of which Sheridan was manager.

A state of the case in regard to the point in dispute between Mr.
Mosse and Mr. Sheridan. [Anon.] Dublin: Printed in the year,
1750. 26, xix pp. No. 4 in **G,3823.16

Same. 2d edition. **T57.436

A vindication of the conduct of the late manager of the Theatre-Royal
humbly address’d to the publick. Dublin: Printed in the year,

1754. 23 pp. **T.77.49
Sheridan, Thomas. Works about.

B-------- Nn, B------- vt. The stage: or coronation of King Tom.

A satyr. Dublin. 1753. No. 8 in **G.3824.17

Casz, The, of the stage in Ireland; containing the reasons for and
against a bill for limiting the number of theatres in Dublin;
wherein the qualifications of a manager are considered and the
conduct and abilities of the manager of the Theatre in Smock-
Alley [Thomas Sheridan] are examined. Dublin. 1758.

¥**T 77.705 etc.

DuBLin in an uproar: or, the ladies robb’d of their pleasure. Being
a full and impartial relation of the remarkable tumult that lately
happen’d at the Dublin theatre. Dublin. [1747.]

No. 2 in **G,3823.16
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Sheridan, Thomas. Works about. (Continued.)
Leg, J. A letter from Mr. Lee to Mr. Sheridan. Dublin. 1757.
No. 2 in **G.3824.1
Sheridan family. :
Fitzceratp, P. H. The lives of the Sheridans. London. 1886. 2 v.

Portraits. 4550.67; **T.56.233
— Same. The Sheridans. London. [190-?] 2 v. Portraits.
Plates. *2545.251

Sheridaniana; or, anecdotes of the life of Richard Brinsley Sheridan;
his table-talk, and bon mots. London. Colburn. 1826. xi, 334
pp. Portrait. Autograph facsimile. 4549.26; **T.57.238

Sherwood, Mary Neal, translator.

Feypeau, E. A. The ballet dancer’s husband. Chicago. 1880. **T.87.72
Shifting scenes in theatrical life. WuINSTANLEY, E. ¥**T' 88.16; etc.
Shinn, George Wolfe.

The Actors’ Church Alliance. [New York. 1902.] 8 pp. 5549.38

The stage as a teacher. A sermon. Delivered in Boston, May 6,

1900; New York, June 17, 1900. [Newton. 1900.] No.2 in 3589.214

The teaching function of the stage from a clergyman’s standpoint.

Anessay. Boston. 1900. 28 pp. No. 1 in 3589.214

Shipman, Louis Evan.

A group of theatrical caricatures: being twelve plates by W. J.

Gladding with an introduction and biographical sketches by Louis
Evan Shipman. New York. 1897. viii, (1), 78, (1) pp. Portraits.

_ [Dunlap Society. Publications.] ¥*T 95.17
The true adventures of a play. New York. Kennerley. 1914. 181,
(1) pp. Portraits. Colored plates. Facsimiles. 4409b.231

The play was D’Arcy of the guards.
Shirley, James.
Nason, A. H. James Shirley, dramatist. A biographical and critical
study. New York. 1915. Portraits. 4544.215
Short, Josephine Helena.
. Oberammergau. New York. Crowell & Co. [1910.] x, 84 pp. Por-
traits. Plates. 4879a.102
An account of the Passion Play.
Short criticism, A, on the performance of Hamlet by Mr. [John Philip]
Kemble. London: Printed for T. Hookham. 1789. (9), 21 pp.
No. 5 in **G.3937.11

Short struggle, A, for stage or no stage. Mawnset, R. **T 96.63; etc.
Short view, A, of the immorality, and profaneness of the English stage.

Cou.ier, J.. **T 77.34; etc.
Shorte treatise, A, against stage-playes. [London.] Printed in 1625.

28 pp. ’ **G,3821.13
Show folks, The! Ecan, P., the Elder. 6579.13; **T.98.56; etc.
Showman’s daughter, The. GraHam, S. ¥*T 87.8
Showman’s guide, The. Brown, T. A. “6 **T 77.200

Shuter, Edward.

Stevens, G. A. The dramatic history of Master Edward, Miss Ann,
and others, the extraordinaries of these times. London. 1786.
Plates. ¥**G,3977.17

Shuttleworth, Henry Cary, editor.
Diary, The, of an actress; or, realities of stage life. London. 1885.
+*T 58.110
Siamese twins.

Account, An, of Chang and Eng, the world renowned Siamese twins.

New York. 1853. Plates. Portraits. 6246.24

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Siamese twins. (Continued.)

Hate, J. W. An historical account of the Siamese twin brothers
from actual observation. New-York. 1831. *6§242.8; etc.

Tue SIAMESE TWINS, Chang and Eng. A biographical sketch. With
sketches of the lives of Miss Swan, the Nova-Scotian giantess,
and Zoebida Luti, the lady of beauty. London. [1869.] Por-
traits. **T 56.234

Siccard von Siccardsburg, August von. :

Das k.k. Hof-Opernhaus in Wien. Von Van der Nill und von
Siccardsburg. Wien. Lehmann. 1885. (19) pp. 80 plates.
[Wiener Monumental-Bauten. 1.] *Cab.60.50.1

Sichel, Walter Sydney.

Sheridan. From new and original material, including a manuscript

diary by Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire. London. Constable

& Co., Ltd. 1909. 2 -v. Portraits. Plates. 2544.192
Sicily. Theatres.
Jones, H. F. Diversions in Sicily. London. 1909. 4768.85

Siddons, Harriet.

Report of the trial of the proceedings in the action of suspension
and interdict at the instance of Mrs. H. Siddons, of the Theatre
Royal, against Corbet Ryder, of the Caledonian Theatre. Edin-
burgh. 1825. **T.76.41

Siddons, Henry, editor.

-Encet, J. J. Practical illustrations of rhetorical gesture and action;
adapted to the English drama: from a work on the subject by M.
Engel. London. 1807. Plates. **T 76,193; etc.

Siddons, Maria.

Knapp, O. G., editor. An artist’s love story. Told in the letters of
Sir Thomas Lawrence, Mrs. Siddons and her daughters. New
York. 1904. Portraits. 4545.190; **T.56.335

Siddons, Sarah Kemble.

Beauties, The, of Mrs. Siddons. See below: OBsERvATIONS on Mrs.
Siddons,

Boaven, J. Memoirs of Mrs. Siddons. Interspersed with anecdotes
of authors and actors. London. 1827. 2 v. Portrait.

**T 56.211; etc.

Same. Mrs. Sarah Siddons. London. [190-?] 2 v. Por-
traits. Plates. ¥2545.252
CampBELL, T. Life of Mrs. Siddons. London. 1834. 2v. Portrait.
¥**T 55.1103 etc.

Epwin’s Pills to purge melancholy: containing all the songs sung
by Mr. Edwin; with an humourous account of Mrs. Siddons’s first

reception in Dublin. London. 1788. Portrait. **T 96.211

FitzceraLp, P. H. The Kembles. An account of the Kemble family,
including the lives of Mrs. Siddons, and John Philip Kemble.

London. [1871.] 2 v. Portraits. Facsimiles.

6543.15; **T.56.217; etc.

Gatnpo, C. Mrs. Galindo’s Letter to Mrs. Siddons: being a circum-
stantial detail of Mrs. Siddons’s life for the last seven years; with
several of her letters, London. 1809. **T 96.338; etc.
Hicks, J. Performances in London of Mrs. Siddons and Mr. John
Philip Kemble. Collected from the bills by John Hicks circa
1821. Manuscript. N. p. [1821.] ¥*T 52.6
Jenxin, H. C. F. Mrs. Siddons as Lady Macbeth and as Queen
’ Katharine. With an introduction by Brander Matthews. New
York. 1915. **T46.61.3

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Siddons, Sarah Kemble. (Continued.)
Kenwarp, N. H. Mrs. Siddons. Boston. 1887. 2550b.79; etc.
Knapp, O. G., editor. An artist’s love story. Told in the letters of
Sir Thomas Lawrence, Mrs. Siddons and her daughters. New
York. 1904. Portraits. 4545-1903; **T.56.335
OxsERVATIONS on Mrs. Siddons, in the following characters: Margaret
of Anjou, Belvidera, Jane Shore, Lady Randolph, Isabella and
Zara. Dublin. 1784. #*®T 57.135
— Same. Beauties, The, of Mrs. Siddons; or, a review of her
performance of the characters of Belvidera, Zara, Isabella,
Margaret of Anjou, Jane Shore, and Lady Randolph; in letters
from a lady of distinction, to her friend in the country. London.

1786. ¥**T 56.155; etc.
Parsons, F. M. The incomparable Siddons. London. [1909.] Por-
traits. Plates. #*T 56.107; etc.

Wuattey, T. S. Verses addressed to Mrs. Siddons, on her being
engaged at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane, in 1782. London.

1782. ¥*T 54.5
WONDERFUL secrets, The, of stage trick; or a peep behind the curtain.
[London. 1793.] ¥*T 56.304

Siddons, Sarah Martha.

Knapp, O. G., editor. An artist’s love story. Told in the letters of
Sir Thomas Lawrence, Mrs. Siddons and her daughters. New
York. 1904. Portraits. 4545-190; **T.56.335

Siebs, Theodor.

Deutsche Biithnenaussprache. Ergebnisse der Beratungen zur aus-
gleichenden Regelung der deutschen Bithnenaussprache die vom
14. bis 16. April 1898 zu Berlin stattgefunden haben. Im Auftrage
der Kommission [des deutschen Biihnenvereins] herausgegeben.
2. Auflage. Berlin. Ahn. I901. 103 pp. 2886.88

Deutsche Biihnenaussprache nach den Beratungen zur ausgleichenden
Regelung der deutschen Bithnenaussprache, die im April 1898 in
Berlin unter Mitwirkung der Herren Graf Von Hochberg, Freiherr
von Ledebur, Dr. Tempeltey, Prof. Dr. Sievers, Prof. Dr. Luick,
Prof. Dr. Siebs, und nach den erganzenden Verhandlungen, die
im Marz 1908 in Berlin mit der Genossenschaft deutscher
Bithnenangehoriger bearbeitet. 8. und 9. Auflage den Gesang
beriicksichtigend und mit kurzem Aussprachworterbuche versehen.

K6éln a. Rh. Ahn. 1910. (2), 232 pp. 2887.35
Sifflet, Le, au théatre. Ropocanacui, E. P. 2671.171
Signora, a child of the opera house. Kwnospé, G. *2406.187
Sikes, Olive. See Logan, Olive.

Silhouettes, Les, animées 4 la main, BErtranp, V., effendi. 4003.73
Silhouettes parisiennes. Aupouarp, F. O. **T 57.129

Sillard, Robert M.
Barry Sullivan and his contemporaries. A histrionic record. Lon-
don. Unwin. i901. 2 v. Portraits. Autograph facsimiles.
; 4545-176; **T.56.30
Simonnin, Antoine Jean Baptiste.
Du public, de l’autorité et du théatre, en 1821. Paris. Ladvocat.
[1821?] viii, 43 pp. No. 10 in **G.3562.1
On the theatre in France, particularly the Comédie frangaise.
Simonnin, J. See Simonnin, Antoine Jean Baptiste.
Simpson, Arthur.
Secret memoirs of Madame Catalani. Bath. Gye. 1811. vii, 46 pp.
No. 7 in **M.144.18
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Simpson, David.
A discourse on stage entertainments. Birmingham: Printed and sold
by M. Swinney. 1788. 88 pp. **T 96.78
Simpson, Edwin.
The dramatic unities in the present day. London. Triitbner & Co.
1874. (3), 100 pp. 2576.63; **T.48.12
Simpson, Harold.
Yvette Guilbert: struggles and victories. By Yvette Guilbert and
Harold Simpson. London. Mills & Boon, Ltd. [1910.] vi, 348
pp. Portraits, some colored. Manuscript facsimiles. **T 56.35
Contents. — Struggles and victories of my life. By Yvette Guilbert. — The life
of Yvette Guilbert. By Harold Simpson.
Yvette Guilbert’s article is in French with an English translation on the
opposite pages.
Simpson, Harold, editor.
Catvert, A. H. Sixty-eight years on the stage. London. [1911.]
Portraits. Plates. ¥*T 56.34
Simpson, J. Bell.
Literary and dramatic sketches. Glasgow. Bryce. 1872. (5), 150
ee
Per istas, among other things, essays on Stock companies, The iene
drama, Drawing-room comedy, and A painted world.

Simpson, Robert.
A solemn warning against theatres and races. A sermon preached
in Derby, August 2nd, 1829. Derby. The Author. [1829.] 23 pp.
**T 96.65
Sims, George Robert.
Without the limelight. Theatrical life as it is. London. Chatto &

Windus. 1900. vi, (1), 208 pp. **T 87.21
Contents. — The C hristmas fairy. — Two New Year’s days. — At the agent’s
— A great success. — A Sunday journey. — ‘Resting.’ — Jonah. — The joint
engagement. — Among the wreckage. — The story of a scenario. — She would
be an actress. — ‘Hereinafter called the artist.’

Zeph: a circus story, etc. A new edition. London. Chatto &
Windus. 1892. vi, 279 pp. ¥*¥T 88.12

Contents. — Zeph. — Jo Powell’s pilgrimage. — Urbain and Isette. — My dog
Pickle. — A tale of italics. — Mr. Strickland’s black eye-—Her Royal Highness’s
husband. — The old lady opposite. — One winter night. — Jack Palmer’s little

trick. — The peculiar nose; or, the hangman’s daughter.
Sin, The, and danger of frequenting the theatre. [Sunderland. 1828.]
16p ¥**T 96.58
A oe lection of extracts from various authors.
Singers.
Bremont, A., Comtesse bE. The world of music. Vol. 2: Great singers.
London. 1892. 8049.120; **M.109.27.2
Buck, L. W. B. Some players. Personal sketches. Chicago. 1899.
Portraits. **T 55.6; etc.

Camparvon, L. E. L’Académie royale de musique au xvuire siécle.
Documents inédits découverts aux archives nationales. Paris.
1884. 2 v. **M_372.16

, CLAQUEUR patenté, Un, pseud. Nouvelle grande biographie dramatique,
ou silhouette des acteurs, chanteurs, danseurs, de 1825 a 1830, de
Paris et des départemens. Paris. 1851. ¥**T 59.26

Cuayton, E. C. Queens of song: being memoirs of the most cele-
brated female vocalists who have appeared on the lyric stage,
from the earliest days of opera to the present time. London. 1863.

2v. Portraits. ; **M_.106.13; etc.
Curzon, E. H. P. pe. Croquis d’artistes. Paris. 1898. 16 portraits.
#*M.373.2

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Devitte, P. F. A. Arnoldiana, ou Sophie Arnould et ses contempo-
raines. Paris. 1813. Portrait. *#*M 377.21
Epwarps, H. S. The prima donna; her history and surroundings
from the seventeenth to the nineteenth century. London. 1888.
2Vv. 4044.83; **M.371.52
Escupier, L., and M. Escuprer. Etudes biographiques sur les chan-

teurs contemporains. Paris. 1840. Portraits.
8049.58; **M.169a.20
— Vie et aventures des cantatrices célébres précédées des
musiciens de l’Empire et suivies de la vie anecdotique de Paganini.
Paris. 1856. **M 108.38
Ezvar Du Fay1, Académie nationale de musique, 1671-1877.
200 notices sur les artistes de l’Opéra. Paris. 1878. Plates.

 

Plans. : 2639a.55; **M.129a.11
Farrar, G. The story of an American singer by herself. Boston.
1916. Portraits. Plates. 4047.330

Ferris, G.T. Great singers. New York. 1880, 81. 2v. 4049.75; etc.
Frency, C. E. A year of opera at the Castle Square Theatre, from
May 6, ’95, to May 6, ’96. Containing portraits and sketches of
the principal singers, and a record of the casts of characters of
the various operas produced, with a short story of each. Boston.

1896. Portraits. 8048.69; etc.
Grau, -R. Forty years observation of music and the drama. New
York. 1909. Portraits. 4045.172
HoussayveE, A. ee de comédie et déesses d’opéra. Paris. 1860.
Plate. 4693.1.53 ¥**T 56.320; etc.

Koszt, G. Opera singers. A pictorial souvenir, with biographies
of some of the most famous singers of the day. Boston. [1906.]

Portraits. 4040a.118; etc.
Kouut, A. Die Gesangskéniginnen in den letzten drei Jahrhunderten.
Berlin. [1906.] 2 v. Illus. Portraits. 4045.171
Lacet, A. Le chant et les chanteurs. Paris. [1874.] **M.144.20
Laner, H. C. Famous singers of today and yesterday. Boston.
1898. Portraits. 4049a.36
Larogue, A. Acteurs et actrices de Paris. Paris. 1888.
; **T 56.262; etc.
Lyven, E. F. M. ve. Le théatre d’autrefois et d’aujourd’hui. Can-
tatrices et comédiens. 1532-1882. Paris. 1882. **M.127.29

Macxintay, M.S. Antoinette Sterling and other celebrities. Stories
and impressions of artistic circles. London. 1906. Illus. Por-

traits. . 4044.126
— Garcia the centenarian and his times. Edinburgh. 1908. Por-
traits. 4047.302
Martin, J. Nos artistes. Portraits et biographies. Paris. 1895.
Portraits. - **T50.47

Parotsse-Poucin, F. A. A. Figures d’ Opéra-comique: Madame
Dugazon, Elleviou, les Gavaudan. Paris. 1875. Portraits.

*#*M.137.2

Rocers, F. Some famous singers of the 19th century. New York.
[1914.] Portraits. 40494.207
SantLey, Sir C. Reminiscences of my life. London. 1909. Por-
traits. Plates. 4047.289

Scuwaz, F. A. Singers of the [19th] century. Illus. Portraits.
Plates. (In The music of the modern world. Vol. 1. New York.
[18905.]) **M 14.1.1

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Stranc, L. C. Prima donnas and soubrettes of light opera and
musical comedy in America. Boston. 1900. Portraits.
4048.183; **T.58.26
Tuurner, A. Les reines du chant. Paris. 1883. Portraits.
4047.81; **M.127.17
WacnaLis, M. Stars of the opera. A description of operas & a
series of personal interviews with Marcella Sembrich, Emma
Eames, Emma Calvé, Lillian Nordica, Lilli Lehmann, Geraldine
Farrar & Nellie Melba. New York. 1907. Portraits. *4049a.346
WILp, C., compiler. Bayreuth 1894. Manuel pour les visiteurs de
Bayreuth. Leipzig. [1894.] Illus. Portraits. Plan. -
No. 1 in **M.370.71
Singers. Biography. Individual. (Arranged by subjects.)
Abbott, Emma. Lippincott, S. J. Emma Abbott, prima donna.

[New York. 1879.] No. 1 in *6242.59
— Martin, S. E. The life and professional career of Emma
Abbott. Minneapolis. 1891. Portraits. 4344.145; **M.143.25
Belocca, Anna de. Berutoz, V. Anna de Belocca: a biographical
sketch. [New York. 1876.] : 4048.76; **M.115.4

Billington, Elizabeth. Answer, An, to the Memoirs of Mrs, Billing-
ton. With the life and adventures of Richard Daly, Esq., and an
account of the present state of the Irish theatre. London. 1792.

**T 56.338; etc.

—— [BuoGRAPHICAL notices, portraits, programmes, etc., relating
to Elizabeth Billington. London? 185-?] Portraits. **M.Cab.2.1

—— Menmorrs of Mrs. Billington. London. 1792. Portrait.

**#T 56.332; etc.

Bishop, Anna. Foster, G. G. Biography of Anna Bishop, the cele-
brated cantatrice. [New York. 1853.] No. 2 in **M.373.63
Blasis, Virginia. Btasts, C., compiler. Biografia di Virginia Blasis
e onori poetici. Milano. 1853. Portrait. ¥*T 56.318
Calvé, Emma. Gattus, A. Emma Calvé. New York. tg9o02. Illus.
Portraits. 4041.116
Capoul, Joseph Amédée Victor. Granp, G. Victor Capoul. Paris.
1877. Portrait. No. 3 in **M.128.31

Carvalho, Marie Caroline Félix Miolan. Leprirzur-Accoyer, E. Mme
Carvalho. Notes et souvenirs. Paris. 1885. Portrait.

**T 58.133; **M.377.63

Catley, Ann. Amsross, Miss ——. The life and memoirs of the late

Miss Ann Catley, the celebrated actress. London. ‘[1790?] Por-

trait. ¥**T’ 56.179; etc.
Lire, The, of Miss Anne Catley. London. 1888. Portrait.

**M.377.43

Crouch, Anna Maria. Younc, M. J. Memoirs of Mrs. Crouch.

Including a retrospect of the stage during the years she per-

 

formed. London. 1806. 2v. Portrait. **T 58.99; etc.
Duprez, Gilbert Louis. Duprez, G. L. Souvenirs d’un chanteur.
Paris. 1880. 4046.55; **M.118.5

—— Etwart, A. A. E. Duprez: sa vie artistique. Avec une bio-
graphie de son maitre Alexandre Choron. Paris. 1838. Portraits.
No. 1 in **M.129a.33

Garat, Dominique Pierre Jean. Muatz, B. Pierre Garat, singer
and exquisite: his life and his world (1762-1823). New York.
1913. Portraits. Plates. 2643.159

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Singers. Biography. Individual. (Arranged by subjects.) (Continued.)

Gigliucci, Clara Anastasia, Contessa. Gtctiucci, C. A., Contessa. Clara
Novello’s reminiscences. With a memoir by A. D. Coleridge.
London. 1910. Portraits. Plate. 4044.120
Hall, Pauline Margaret. Harti, P. M. Life of Pauline Markharn

[pseud.]. Written by herself. New York. 1871. Portrait.
**T 97.198
Hasse, Faustina Bordoni. Nucci, A. Faustina Bordoni-Hasse.
Eine Primadonna des achtzehnten Jahrhunderts. (Jn Sammlung
musikalischer Vortrage. Neue Reihe. Pp. 261-318. Leipzig.
1880.) **M_.105.3.2; etc.
Hayes, Catherine. Mermorr of Miss Catherine Hayes, “the Swan of
Erin,” by a contributor to the Dublin University magazine. Lon-

don. [1852?] Portrait. 4591.11; **M.132.18
—— Miss Catherine Hayes. [A biographical‘sketch. Melbourne.
185-?] No. 1 in **M.149.8

—— Opinions of the press on the performances of Miss Catherine
Hayes in London, and in the chief cities and towns of Ireland.
London. 1851. 4049a.111

Huntington, Agnes. Miss Agnes Huntington. London press
notices on her operatic performances in “Paul Jones.” London.
1890. **T 96.234

Kraepelin, Carl Wilhelm. Muetier, C. F. Karl Kraepelin. Zur
Erinnerung an sein Leben und seine kiinstlerische Thiatigkeit.
Hamburg. 1884. Portraits. ¥**T 97.86

Krauss, Marie Gabrielle. CHarNact, G. pE. Les étoiles du chant
[Patti, Nilsson, Gabrielle Krauss]. Paris. 1860. Portraits. M.196.1

— GABRIELLE Krauss. [Biographie. Paris. 187-?]

No. 4 in **M.134.9

Lehmann, Lilli. Leamann, L. Mein Weg. Leipzig. 1913. Portraits.

Plates. 4043.125
—— —— Same. My path through life. New York. 1914. Por-
traits. Plates. 4043.127

Lind, Jenny. Becuer, A. J. Jenny Lind. Eine Skizze ihres Lebens
und ihrer Laufbahn bis auf die neueste Zeit. 2. vermehrte Auf-
lage. Wien. 1847. Portrait. No. 7 in **M.372.18

— Benenict, Sir J. Jenny Lind. [New York. 1881.] Portrait.

No. 4 in **M.372.18

—— Hawets, H. R. Jenny Lind. [London. 1891.]

No.5 in **M.372.18

— Rosrnserc, C. G. Jenny Lind in America. New York. 1851.

Portrait. 4468.30; **M.149a.6
— Wits, N. P. Memoranda of the. life of Jenny Lind. Phila-
delphia. 1851. Portraits. **M_.108.24

Malibran, Maria Felicita Garcia. Barpieri, G. Notizie biografiche
di M. F. Malibran. Milano. 1836. Portrait. No. 3 in **M.125.7
Bertrand, J. La Malibran. Anecdotes. Paris. 1864. Por-

 

 

trait. **M 128.59
Bunn, A. A grand commemoration of the departed genius
of music! . Malibran. [Verses.] London. [1836.] Plate.

**T.36.71; No. 2 in M.147.34
— Husk, W. H., editor. Templeton & Malibran. Reminiscences,
with original letters & anecdotes. London. [1880.] Portraits.
4057.39; **M.149.29
— Lecovvé, G. J. B. E. W. Maria Malibran. Paris. [1880.]
4669.66; **M.109.14; etc.
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Singers. Biography. Individual. (Arranged by subjects.) (Continued.)
—— Meruin, M. ve S. C., Comtesse p—E. Memoirs and letters of

Madame Malibran. Philadelphia. 1840. 2 v. 4049.265; etc.
—— Nartuan, I. Memoirs of Madame Malibran de Beriot. Lon-
don. 1836. No. 1 in **M.147.3,1; etc.
——  Parotsse-Poucin, F. A. A. Marie Malibran. The story of a
great singer. London. i911. Portrait. 4047.303
—— [Press notices on the life and death of Madame Malibran.
London. 1836?] **M 376.22

Mara, Gertrud Elisabeth. Nucex1, A. Gertrud Elisabeth Mara:
eine deutsche Kiinstlerin des 18. Jahrhunderts. [Leipzig. 1881.]
No. 8 in **M.215.4

— UNcERN-STERNBERG, A., Freiherr von. Kinstlerbilder. Band 1:
Gertrud Mara. Leipzig. 1861. 6898.144.1
Mario, Giuseppe, Conte di Candia. Pearse, Mrs. G., and F. Hiren.
The romance of a great singer. A memoir of Mario. London.

1910. Portraits. Plates. 4048.336
Maurel, Victor. Mauret, V. Dix ans de carriére. Paris. [1897.]
Portraits. 4049a.138
Melba, Nellie Mitchell, called Melba. Murruy, A. G. Melba: a
biography. New York. 1909. 4048.337

Nilsson, Christine. CHarnack, G. pg. A star of song! The life of
Christina Nilsson. New York. 1870. Portrait.
4048.37; No. 1 in **M.207.26
— — Les étoiles du chant [Patti, Nilsson, Gabrielle Krauss].
Paris. 1860. Portraits. **M.196.1
Nourrit, Adolphe. Boutet pE Monvet, E. Un artiste d’autrefois.
Adolphe Nourrit: sa vie et sa correspondance. Paris. 1903. Por-
traits. 4049a.241
-QuicHEraT, L. M. Adolphe Nourrit: sa vie, son talent, son
caractére, sa correspondance. Paris. 1867. 3 v. Portrait.

 

**M 114.1
Parodi, Teresa. Pray, I. C. Teresa Parodi and the Italian opera.
New York. 1851. Portraits. **M 105.30

Paton, Mary Anne. Memoir of Mr. and Mrs. Wood, containing an
account of the principal events in the lives of these celebrated
vocalists; and a full statement of the popular disturbance at the
Park Theatre, New York. Boston. [1840.] No.1 in **M.377.53

Patti, Adelina. CHarnact, G. pe. Les étoiles du chant [Patti,
Nilsson, Gabrielle Krauss]. Paris. 1860. Portraits. M.196.1

— Datamazzo, D. E. M. The life of Adelina Patti. [London.

1877.] Portrait. No. 1 in **M.139.19
— Gnrave, T. pE. Biographie d’Adelina Patti. Paris. 1865.
**M 104.17

— Lavw, L. Fourteen years with Adelina Patti. London. 1884.
4049.96; **M.146.12

— Morrter, M. Biographical sketch of Madame Adelina Patti.
[New York. 1882.] Portrait. 4049.110; No. 8 in **M.207.26
—— Srraxoscnw, C. L. Italian opera as illustrated by Adelina
Patti. (Jn The music of the modern world. Vol. 1, pp. 6-10. New
York. [1895.] Illus. Portraits.) **M.I4.1.1
— Vacano, E. A. F. Der Roman der Adelina Patti. Nach
spanischen, englischen und miindlichen Quellen. Wien. 1875.
Illus. Portraits. 4041.102

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Singers. Biography. Individual. (Arranged by subjects.) (Continued.)
Paulet, Lavinia, Duchess of Bolton. Prarcrt, C. E. “Polly Peachum,”
being the story of Lavinia Fenton (Duchess of Bolton) and

“The beggar’s opera.” New York. 1913. Portraits. Plates.

4574.176
Phillipps, Adelaide. Warterston, A. C. Q. Adelaide Phillipps. Bos-
ton. 1883. 4345.81; **M.101.10; etc.
Reeves, John Sims. Epwarns, H. S. The life and artistic career of
Sims Reeves. London. 1881. 4049.85; No. 2 in M.139.19

Rubini, Giovanni Battista. Locatetitr, A. Cenni biografici sulla
straordinaria carriera teatrale percorsa da Gio. Battista Rubini.
Milano. 1844. No. 4in **M.207.9

St. Huberty, Antoinette Cécile. Goncourt, E. L. A. H. pz. Madame
Saint-Huberty. D’aprés sa correspondance et ses papiers de
famille. Paris. 1885. **M 377.57

Schick, Margarete Luise. Lrvezow, C. von. Leben und Kunst der
Frau Margarete Luise Schick. Berlin. 1800.

No. 4 in **M.145.20

Schroeder-Devrient, Wilhelmine. ELiet, E. F. Wilhelmine Schréder-

Devrient. New York. 1845. No. 18 in **G.3930.13.2
— Gtuemer, C. von. Erinnerungen an Wilhelmine Schrdéder-
Devrient. Leipzig. 1862. Portrait. **M 109.28; etc.

Sontag, Henriette Gertrude Walpurgis, Contessa di Rossi. GuNDLING,
J. Henriette Sontag. Kiinstlerlebens Anfinge in Federzeich-

nungen. Leipzig. 1861. 2 v. **M.377.5
— Lure of Henriette gece Countess de Rad With sketches
by Scudo, Berlioz.. New York. 1852. Portrait.

No. 1 in **M.144.12
— Menor, A, of the Countess de Rossi (Madame Sontag).

[London. 1850.] **M_.129a.10
— Sruemcxe, H. C. A. Henriette Sontag. Ein Lebens- und
Zeitbild. Berlin. 1913. Portraits. Plates. 6907.30

Stoltz, Rosine. Prrrcnon, E. Rosine Stoltz. [Paris.] 1847.

No. 7 in **M.197.3
Strakosch, Clara Louise. Straxoscn, C. L. Memoirs of an Ameri-
can prima donna. New York. 10913. Portraits. Plates. 4045.155
Tamburini, Antonio. Buerz, J. pe. Tamburini et la musique italienne.
Paris. 1877. Portrait. 2749a.51; No. 4 in **M.128.31
—— Macco.rtnt, G. Della vita e dell’ arte di Antonio Tamburini

fino al giugno del 1842. Breve commentario. Faenza. [1842.]
4049.187
Templeton, John. Husx, W. H., editor. Templeton & Malibran.
Reminiscences, with original letters & anecdotes. London.
[1880.] Portraits. 4057.39; **M.149.29
Thérésa, Emma Valadon, called Mademoiselle Thérésa. Monnirr,
V. Thérésa et ses mémoires. Paris. 1865. Portrait. **T.97.274
—— Moret, H. Nouveaux mémoires de Thérésa. Paris. 1868.
Portrait. #*T 57.16
Viardot, Michelle Pauline Garcia. Lirstus, M. Pauline Viardot-
Garcia. (In Sammlung musikalischer Vortrage. Reihe 4, pp.

259-278. Leipzig. 1882.) **M_.105.3.4

Singers. Portraits.
BrautTigs of the stage. N. Y. [187-?] Portraits. ¥*#T 53.6
Boston Budget, The. Grand opera number, 1902, 1903. Boston.
1902, 03. 2 v. Portraits. *4040.42

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Freunn’s Musical Weekly. Business Bureau. Souvenir. Opera
season, 1893-1894. Portraits of prominent artists. New York.
1894. I5 portraits. No. 2 in **M.372.55

Mason, H. L. Opera stories of 100 operas; also portraits of leading
singers, and of the managing directors of the Boston Opera Com-
pany, the Metropolitan Opera Company and the Chicago Opera
Company. Boston. 1g!0. : 4044.103

— Stories of the operas produced by the Metropolitan Opera
Company and by the Damrosch Opera Company, 1895-96. Boston.

[1896.] No. 3 in **M.372.55
Opéra, L’: eaux-fortes et quatrains. Paris. 1876. 51 portraits.

¥**M 119.11

Opgeratic & dramatic album, The. [London. 1877?] (53) portraits.

¥**T 51.10

StePHens, R. N. Queens of song. Portraits designed and etched on
copper by F. L. Kirkpatrick and C. A. Worrall. Troy. [1889.]
Illus. Portraits. ¥4040.117

Sinks, Perry Wayland.

Popular amusements and the Christian life. New York. Fleming
H. Revell Co. [1896.] 176 pp. 3589.143
Includes one chapter in opposition to the theatre.

Sittard, Josef.

Zur Geschichte der Musik und des Theaters am wiirttembergischen
Hofe. Nach Originalquellen. Stuttgart. Kohlhammer. 1890, 91.
2v.in 1. **T.75.57
Contents. — 1. 1458-1733. 2. 1733-1793.

Sittenberger, Hans.
Die Wahrheit auf der Bithne. Eine Studie. Wien. Bauer. 1803.

34 pp. **T.75,26

Contents. — Bihne und Bihnenspiel. — Die dramatische Composition.
Sittenfeld, Conrad. (Conrad Alberti.)

Ohne Schminke! Wahrheiten tiber das moderne Theater. Dresden.
Pierson. 1887. I19 pp. **T 97.85

Same. 2. Auflage. 1880. **T 96.226

Six years of drama at the Castle Square Theatre. [Anon.] See French,
Charles Elwell.

Sixty-eight years on the stage. Catvert, A. H. **T56.34

Sixty years of the theater. Towss, J. R. 6257.109

Skelton, Edward Oliver.

Historical review of the Boston Bijou Theatre, with the original
casts of all the operas that have been produced at the Bijou.
Boston. Skelton. 1884. (72) pp. Portraits. Plates. **T.95.53
Another copy is on shelf-number *4452.45.

Skelton, Sir John.
Early English life in the drama. [Edinburgh. 1857.] 42-94 pp.
: No. 9 in **G.3822.1

Cut from Edinburgh essays by members of the university, 1856 [2555.17;
**G.3853.3].

Sketch of the history of the Edinburgh Theatre-Royal. [Anon.] See
Chambers, Robert.

Sketch, A, of the life of James William Wallack, (Senior), late actor
and manager. [Anon.] See Morrell, Thomas H.

Sketch of the life of the late Mr. Hodgkinson. [Philadelphia. 1810.]
Unpaged. **T 56.148
Cut from The Mirror of Taste and Dramatic Censor, March-Nov. 1810
[**T.26.34.1,2].

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Sketch of the life, personal appearance, character, and manners of
Charles S. Stratton, the man in miniature known as General Tom
Thumb. With some account of remarkable dwarfs, giants, &
other human phenomena, of ancient and modern times. New-

York. Van Norden & Amerman. 1847. 22 pp. **T 58.60
Same. 24 pp. No. 29 in *6242.52
Same. London. Brettell, 1857. 32 pp. Portraits. Manuscript fac-

simile. ¥*T 58.59
Same. New York. Wynkoop, Hallenbeck & Thomas. 1860.

Another copy is on shelf-number No. 8 in *4346.46. ¥*T 58.61

Sketch of the life, personal appearance, character, and manners of
Charles S. Stratton, the man in miniature, known as General Tom
Thumb, and his wife, Lavinia Warren Stratton, including the his-
tory of their courtship and marriage; also, of Commodore Nutt
and Minnie Warren; with some account of remarkable dwarfs,
giants, & other human phenomena, of ancient and modern times.
Also, songs given at their public levees. New York. Wynkoop,
Hallenbeck & Thomas. 1863. 48 pp. Illus. Portraits. Plates.

¥*T 58.62

Same. New York. Wynkoop & Hallenbeck. 1869. 47 pp. Plate.
The title varies. The date on the cover is 1867. **T 59.63
Sketches from Bohemia. Fitz-Gerratp, S. J. A. **T 97.276

Sketches from the footlights. Raymonp, R. G., compiler.
No. 2 in **T.97.304
Sketches from the life of Dan Rice, the Shakespearian jester & original
clown. Albany. James. 1849. 93 pp. Portrait. Plates. **T.56.153

Skewball, Peter, pseud. ‘

A catalogue of curiosities, chiefly theatrical, which are to be sold by
auction; being part of the effects of a virtuoso, lately deceas’d.
London: Printed for M. Cooper. 1748. 22 pp. ¥*T 57.141

‘A list of imaginary articles satirizing the leading actors of the day. Another
copy is on shelf-number No. 11 in **G.3824.16. m

Slaves of the sawdust. REapE, A. **T 87.27
Sleeping Beauty, The, and the Beast.
Woop, J. H., and A. Cottins. The true story of the Sleeping Beauty
and the Beast. [London. tr900.] Illus. Plates. #*T 49.10
Sleight of hand. See Legerdemain.
Slevin, James.

On picture-play writing. A hand-book of workmanship. Cedar

Grove, N. J. Farmer Smith, Inc. [1912.] 92 pp. 8039a.60
Sloper, William.

Account, An, of the life of that celebrated actress, Mrs. Susannah
Maria Cibber with anecdotes. Also, the two remarkable and
romantic trials between Theophilus Cibber and William Sloper.
London. 1887. Portrait. **T 57.157; etc.

Cipper, T. Four original letters, viz. two from a husband to a
gentleman [William Sloper]: and two from a husband to a wife.
[Anon.] London. 1739. ¥**T’.57.130; etc.

TryaL, The, of a cause for criminal conversation, between
Theophilus Cibber, plaintiff, and William Sloper, defendant.
London. 91739. **T 57.154; etc.

Small, Roscoe Addison.

The stage-quarrel between Ben Jonson and the so-called Poetasters.
Breslau. Marcus. 1899. viii, (1), 204 pp. [Forschungen zur
englischen Sprache und Litteratur.] 4556.25

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Smeeton, George.

Smeeton’s Authentic statement of the dreadful conflagration of
Covent Garden Theatre, September 20th, 1808. Also, an account
of the accident whereby near fifty persons were killed and
dangerously burnt. London. Smeeton. [1808.] 14, 11-12 pp.
Colored plate. ¥**T 76.117

Smith, Albert Richard.

Sketches of the day. Series 2, part 2: The ballet-girl. Illustrated
by Henning, Gavarni, and Gilbert. London. Ward & Lock.
[1856.] 103 pp. Illus. No. 2 in **T 99.48

Why our theatres are not supported; with a few words about the
late riots at Drury Lane. London. The Author. 1848. 40 pp.

No. 10 in **M.149.8; **T.96.190
The riots referred to took place at the performances given by. the company of
the Théatre historique of Paris.

Smith, Charles William.

The actor’s art: its requisites, and how to obtain them; its defects,
and how to.:remove them. London. French. [187-?] 48 pp.
[French’s Acting edition.] **T 77.52

Smith, Edward.

The theatre: its history and moral tendency. A paper read at the
Islington Literary and Scientific Institution, February 2, 1844.
{London.] Printed for private circulation. [1844?] 42 pp.

¥**T 76.94
Smith, George.

Memoirs and anecdotes of Mr. Love, the polyphonist. Added, ex-

pianation of the phenomena of polyphony. [Boston. 1850.] 12

pp. | : 6543.106
Principally abridged from the volume by W. Kenneth. London. 1834.

Programme of the entertainment: preceded by memoirs of Mr. Love,
the dramatic polyphonist; remarks on single-handed entertain-
ments; anecdotes of eminent by-gone professors; an explanation
of the phenomena ofpolyphony, &c. London. Kenneth. [1855.]
(1), 48 pp. **T.55.40

Smith, George Barnett.

Rachel. (Jn his Women of renown. Pp. 377-420. London. 1893.)

2255.68
Smith, George Charles.

Dreadful catastrophe. An authentic narrative of the destruction of

the Brunswick Theatre, Wellclose Square.’ Parts [1-]6. London.

Wakefield. [1828.] 6 parts. **T 76.173
Parts 2-6 have the title: Brunswick Theatre; or, the 2d-6th part of observations
on the destruction of the new Brunswick Theatre.

Same. [Part 1.] Destruction of the Brunswick Theatre. London.

Wakefield. [1828.] 12 pp. No. 2 in **G,3822.3
Same. Falling of the Brunswick Theatre. [London.] Fairburn.
[1828.] 14 pp. *ET 76.174

Smith, George D.

A catalogue of rare books, original drawings, extra illustrated works
and other interesting literary material chiefly from the library of
the late Augustin Daly. New York. Smith. 1900. (2), 68 pp.

**T 64.3
Smith, Hamilton Lavers-, editor.

ANGELO, H. The reminiscences of Henry Angelo. With an intro-
duction by Lord Howard de Walden, and notes and memoir
by H. Lavers Smith. Philadelphia. 1904. 2v. Portraits. Plates.

¥*2541.144
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Smith, Harry Bache.

Stage lyrics. With illustrations by Archie Gunn, Ray™Brown and
E. W. Kemble. New York. Russell. 1900. 158 pp. Illus.
Plates. Portraits. *4306.175
There are forty-one character portraits of stage favorites. The verses are from
operas and musical comedies.

Smith, Horace.

Festivals, games, and amusements. Ancient and modern. London.

Colburn & Bentley. 1831. vi, (2), 382 pp. Plates. Map. Table.
**T 98.80

Contains chapters on the Olympic games, field sports — such as hanks and

archery — bull fights, dancing, morris-dancers, jugglery, music, drama, etc.

Same. With additions, by Samuel Woodworth. New York. Harper.
1832. 355 pp. Plate. Plans. [Harper’s Family library.] 6009a.21

Same. 1833. 6009a.130
Same. 1836. 6009a.132
Same. 1855. 600g9a.40
Same. 1868. 6009a.138

Smith, Horatio. See Smith, Horace.

Smith, John Talbot.

Augustin Daly. (Jn D., E. A. Memories of Daly’s theatres. Pp.
135-143. Portrait. [New York.] 1897.) #*T 76.195

The parish theatre: a brief account of its rise, its present condition,
and its prospects. To which is added a descriptive list of one
hundred choice plays suitable for the parish theatre. New York.
Longmans, Green & Co. 1917. v, 90 pp. 6257.145

Smith, Kendall Kerfoot.

The use of the high-soled shoe or buskin in Greek tragedy of the
fifth and fourth centuries B.C. (Jn Harvard studies in classical
philology. Vol. 16, pp. 123-164. Cambridge. 1905.) * 4957.15.16

Smith, Solomon Franklin.

The theatrical apprenticeship and anecdotical recollections of Sol.
Smith. Comprising a sketch of the first seven years of his pro-
fessional life. With some sketches of adventure in after years.
Philadelphia. Carey & Hart. 1846. 215, (1) pp. Plates.

Illustrated by F. O. C. Darley. **T 58.30
Same. 1847. ¥*T 58.31
Same. Peterson. [1854.] 215 pp. ¥*T 58.32

The theatrical journey-work and anecdotical recollections of Sol.

Smith. Comprising a sketch of the second seven years of his

_ professional life. With sketches of adventure in after years.
Philadelphia. Peterson. [1854.] 254 pp. Portrait. Autograph
facsimile. [Library of humorous American works.] **T 57.83
Another copy is on shelf-number *4395.185.

Theatrical management in the West and South for thirty years. With
anecdotical sketches: autobiographically given. New York.
Harper. 1868. 275 pp. Illus. Portrait. Autograph facsimile.

4395-187; **T.55.39
Smith, William Henry.

Bacon and Shakespeare. An inquiry touching players, playhouses,

and play-writers in the days of Elizabeth. London. Smith. 1857.

viii, 162 pp. ¥**T 58.83
Another copy is on shelf-number **G,3933.21.
Same. viii, 4, 162 pp. 2598.15

Other copies are on shelf-numbers **G.3933.20; **G.3933.22.

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Smith, Winifred.

The Commedia dell’ arte: a study in fein popular comedy. New
York. The Columbia University Press. 1912. xv, 290 pp. Illus.
Plates. [Columbia University studies in English and comparative
literature. ] 4559-338

Smithson, David J.

Elocution and the dramatic art. London. Bickers. 1887. xvi, 416
pp. Portrait. Autograph facsimile. 5596.73; **T.77.65
The portrait and the autograph facsimile are missing in the copy on shelf-
number **T.77.65.

Smyth, James. 1497
David Garrick. London. Reeves. [807.] 80 pp. **T 59.16
Smythe, Arthur J.

The life of William Terriss, actor. With an introduction by Clement
Scott. Westminster. Constable & Co. 1898. xxvili, 212 pp.
Portraits. Plates. Facsimiles. **T 55.57

Snow, William R.

The drama on crutches. A satire of the day. [Poem.] London.

Hotten. 1872. 32 pp. **T 97.260
Sociedad espafiola de la Universidad Harvard.

Los tres ramilletes. [By Breton de los Herreros.] Presented by the
members of La Sociedad espafiola de la Universidad Harvard,
Brattle Hall, May 10, 1906. [Programme. Cambridge.] 1906.

4) pp. 4483.319
Société, Une, d’envieux, d’intrigans et de cabaleurs, pseud.

Petites vérités au grand jour, sur les acteurs, les peintres, les
journalistes, l’Institut, le Portique Républicain, Bonaparte, etc.
[Paris.] An vitr. [1800.] ¥**T 57.399

Société de l’histoire du théatre. .

Bulletin. Revue trimestrielle. No. 1-8. Paris. Schmid. 1902, 03.

4v. Illus. Portraits. Plates. Maps. Plans. Facsimiles. **T.24.2
Société des auteurs et compositeurs dramatiques.

Annuaire. Tome tr (fase. 1, 2, 4, 5); 2 (3-5); 3 (2-4). Année 1, 2,

4, 5, 8-10, 12-14. Exercice, 1879/80, 80/81, 82/83, 83/84, 86/87-

88/89, 90/91-92/93. Paris. 1880-93. 3 v. in 4. ¥*T 26.4
Bulletin. Tome 1, 2. Nouvelle série, no. 1-3, 5-11, 13-19. Exercice,
1872-79, 83-87. Paris. 1876-87. 3 v. **T 26.5

Issued bimonthly before July, 1883; thereafter, quarterly. A few of the
numbers of the first series were issued monthly.

Catalogue général des oeuvres dramatiques et lyriques faisant partie
du répertoire de la Société. Catalogue récapitulatif contenant tous
les ouvrages représentés du 1€T janvier 1879 au 31 décembre 1888.

[Paris. 1891.] (1), 88 pp. **T 65.1
Sociétés badines, Les, bachiques, littéraires et chantantes. Drnaux, A.
M. ¥*T 96.15
Society clown, A. Grossmitu, G. 4579a.113; **T.98.91

Society fur the Suppression of Vice.

Percival, J. Society for the Suppression of Vice. A few observa-
tions in defence of the scenic exhibitions at the Royalty Theatre,
and on the intolerant censure of the drama in general; contained
in the “Solemn protest” of the Rev. Tho. Thirlwall, in the name
of the Society for the Suppression of Vice. London. 1804.

#*T 76.61; etc.
Society of Arts and Crafts, Detroit, Mich.

TueatrE Arts Magazine. [Quarterly.] Vol. 1-. November, 1916,

to date. [Detroit, Mich.] Plates. #*T 25.35 °

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Society, A, of gentlemen, independent of managerial influence. See
Potter, John.
Soergel, Oscar Alfred.
Die englischen Maskenspiele. Inaug.-Dissertation. Halle a/S. 1882.

92, (1) pp. 4557-128
Soirée parisienne, La. Saint-Genrés, R., Vicomte ve. **T 27.3
Soirées parisiennes, Les. Morryf, A. *kT 27.2
Soixante ans du Théatre-francais. Bout ty, J. N. ¥**T 98.48
Soixante-neuf ans a l’Opéra-comique. Sousies, FE. J. A. *4041.128

Soldene, Emily.

My theatrical and musical recollections. London. Downey & Co.,

Ltd. 1897. xviii, (1), 315, (1) pp. Portraits. ¥#*T 56.325
Soleinne, —— de.

Bibliothéque dramatique de Monsieur de Soleinne. Catalogue rédigé
par P. L. Jacob, bibliophile [pseud.]. Paris. Administration de
l’Alliance des arts. 1843-45. 9 v. in 3. **T 66.13
The Table générale is by Goizet. Appended is a catalogue of the dramatic

library of Pont de Vesle. Another copy of vols. 1 and 3 is on shelf-number
**G.370a.15.

Soleirol, H. A.
Catalogue de la galerie théatrale recueillie par feu M. H. A. Soleirol.
Portraits d’artistes dramatiques dont la vente aura lieu les 29

avril—2 mai. Paris. 1861. 51 pp. **T’66.20
Moliére et sa troupe. Paris. L’auteur. 1858. (3), iv, 131 pp. Por-
traits. FET 54.14

Solié, Emile, pseud. See Soulier, Emile Léon.
Solly, J. Raymond.

Acting and the art of speech, at the Paris Conservatoire. Hints on
reading, reciting, acting, and the cure of stammering. London.
Stock. 1801. vi, (1), 63 pp. 3599.126

Some account of the English stage, from the Restoration in 1660 to
1830. [Anon.] See Genest, John.

Some considerations about the danger of going to plays. In a letter
to a friend. London, Printed for M. Wotton. 1704. 23 pp.

No. 1 in **G,3823.9

Some considerations on the establishment of the French strolers; the
behaviour of their bully-champions, and other seasonable matters,
at this critical juncture. Humbly addressed to the publick in
general; but, particularly, to the inhabitants of Westminster.
[London.] Printed for R. Freeman. [1749.] 25 pp. **T 97.50
The French company referred to was that brought over by Jean Mounet in 1749.

Some interesting fallacies of the modern stage. Tres, Sir H. B.

: **T.47.73
Some notable Hamlets of the present time. Scott, C. W. 4549a.191
Some players. Buck, L. W. B. **T 55.6; etc.
Some pros and cons of theatrical life. KenpaL, M. 5589a.351

Some remarks upon the Revd Mr. Anderson’s positions concerning the
unlawfulness of stage-plays. In a letter to the author. Edin-
burgh. Printed by R. Fleming. 1733. 27 pp. No.3 in **G.3821.19

The Rev. George Anderson’s The use and abuse of diversions, may be found on
shelf-numbers No. 6 in **T.96.42; No. 1 in **G.3824.18.~ =

Some thoughts concerning the stage in a letter to a lady. [Anon.]
See Woodward, Josiah.
Somebody, Gent., pseud., editor.
THEATRICAL Mince Piz, The, entirely original. Vol. 1 (no. 1-8).
Jan. 1-Feb. 19, 1825. London. 1825. **T 28.3

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Somerville, Miss. See Bunn, Margaret Agnes.
Sommers, William.

Cutter, A. E., compiler. William Sommers and Archibald Armstrong,
jesters to Henry the Eighth and Charles First, Kings of England.
Scrap book. Boston. 1887. Portraits. **T 13.9

Preasant history, A, of the life and death of Will Summers: how he
came first to be known at court, and by what means he got to
be King Henry the Eighth’s jester. London: Printed for T. Vere
and J. Wright, 1676. Reprinted and sold by James Caulfield.
1794. (3), 34 pp. Plates. **T.57.257

Sommerville, Miss. See Bunn, Margaret Agnes.
Sonnenfels, Joseph, Fretherr von.

Briefe tber die wienerische Schaubithne. 1768. Wien. Konegen.

1884. xix, 354 pp. [Wiener Neudrucke.] *48704.9.7
Sonnenfels, Joseph, Freiherr von. Works about.

GoERNER, C., Ritter von. Der Hans Wurst-Streit in Wien und Joseph

von Sonnenfels. Wien. 1884. 2870.48
Sonnenthal, Adolf, Ritter von.

Adolph von Sonnenthals Briefwechsel. Nach den Originalen heraus-
gegeben von Hermine von Sonnenthal. Stuttgart. Deutsche
Verlags-Anstalt. 1912. 2 v. ‘Portraits. Plates. Autograph fac-

similes. 6899a.170
To these letters is appended a list of the réles which Sonnenthal played in the
Burgtheater, Vienna, with which he was connected for over half a century.

Sonnenthal, Adolf, Ritter von. Works about.

ErsenBerc, L. J. Adolf Sonnenthal. Eine Kiinstlerlaufbahn als
Beitrag zur Geschichte des modernen Burgtheaters. Dresden.
1900. Portrait. es **T 57.106

ScHLentHER, P. Adolf von Sonnenthal. Fiinfzig Jahre im Wiener
Burgtheater. 1856-1906. Als Manuskript gedruckt. Wien. 1906.
Portraits. ¥*T 77,227

Sonnenthal, Hermine von, editor.

Adolph von Sonnenthals Briefwechsel. Stuttgart. 1912. 2 v. Por-

traits. Plates. 6899a.170
Sontag, Carl.

Vom Nachtwachter zum tiirkischen Kaiser! Biihnen-Erlebnisse aus
dem Tagebuche eines Uninteressanten. Hannover. Helwing.
1875. xvi, 524 pp. ¥*T 57.283

Sontag, Henriette Gertrude Walpurgis, Contessa de Rossi.

BarnaBEE, H. C., compiler. [A collection of portraits, views, etc.,
including concert programmes of Ole Bull, 1852, and Madame
Henriette Sontag, 1853. Boston. 191-?] **T 53.24

Memoir, A, of the Countess de Rossi, (Madame Sontag). [London.
1850. ] **M_.129a.10

Stuemcke, H. O. A. Henriette Sontag. Ein Lebens- und Zeitbild.
Berlin. 1913. Portraits. Plates. 6907.30

Sophocles. Cdipus Tyrannus.

Farren, R. The Oedipus Tyrannus of Sophocles as performed at
Cambridge, Nov. 22-26, 1887. Cambridge. 1887. (6) plates. **T.41.3

Norman, Sir H.. An account of the Harvard Greek play [the CEdipus
Tyrannus of Sophocles]. Boston. 1882. Portraits. Plates.

**T 57.1253 etc.

Pryor, F, R. The Oedipus Tyrannus. A record by L. Speed and
F. R. Pryor of the performance [at the University of Cambridge]
in November 1887. Cambridge. [1888.] Illus. Plate. ¥*T 31.6

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Sorel, Jacques (L. de Montchamp), and Charles Mosont, pseud.
Les reines de-la rampe. Paris. Cournol. 1863. (3), 303, (1) pp.

: _. _**T.57.353
Contents. — La Champmeslé. — Adrienne Lecouvreur. — Clairon. — Dumesnil.
— Duchesnois. — Georges Weimer. — Mars. — Dorval. — Rachel. — Déjazet.

Soria, Henri de.

Histoire pittoresque de la danse. Précédée d’une lettre-préface par
Jules Claretie. Paris. Noble. 1897. iv, 302, (1) pp. Illus.
Plates. Music. 4040a.157; **T.93.16

Sorrell, William J.

The amateur’s hand-book and guide to home drawing room theatri-
cals. How to get them up and how to act in them. Added, How
to “get up” theatricals in a country house. By Captain Sock-
Buskin [pseud.]. London. Lacy. [1866.] (2), 120 pp. Diagram.
[Amateur series. Lacy.] ¥*#T 77,136

Sothern, Edward Askew.

De Fontaine, F. G., editor. Birds of a feather flock together; or. talks
with Sothern. New York. 1878. Portraits. 4549a.192; **T.57.428

PemsBerton, T. E. A memoir of Edward Askew Sothern. London.
1889. Portraits. 4540.100; **T.55.96

Sata, G. A. H. Ona remarkable dramatic performance [Sothern’s
Lord Dundreary]. (Jn his Breakfast in bed. Pp. 7-32. Boston.
1863.) #*T 97.187; etc.

Sothern, Edward Hugh.
The melancholy tale of “Me.” My remembrances. New York.
Scribner. 1916. xvi, 409 pp. Portraits: Plates. Facsimiles. 4545.157
Soubies, Albert. See Soubies, Emile Jean Albert.
Soubies, Emile Jean Albert.
La Comédie francaise depuis l’époque romantique. 1825-1894. Paris.

Fischbacher. 1895. viii, 158, (1) pp. Tables. #*T 73.3
Histoire du Théatre-lyrique. 1851-70. Paris. Fischbacher. 1899.
vii, 50, (1) pp. Table. 4041.36
Une premiére par jour. Causeries sur le théatre. Paris. Dupret.
1888. vi, 443, (1) pp. ¥*T 47.13

Soixante-sept ans a l’Opéra en une page. Du “Siége de Corinthe” a
“La Walkyrie.” (1826-1893.) Paris. Fischbacher. 1893. viii,
24 pp. Table. *®M 214.17

Soixante-neuf ans a l’Opéra-comique en deux pages. De la premiére
de “La dame blanche” a la milligme de “Mignon.” 1825-1894.
Paris. Fischbacher. 1894. x, 30 pp. Charts. *4041.128

Le théatre en France de 1871 4 1892. Eaux-fortes par Gaucherel et
Lalauze. Paris. Librairie des Bibliophiles. 1893. (3), 208, (3)

pp. Portraits. **T 79.3
Relates principally to the Paris theatres.

Le Théatre-italien au temps de Napoléon et de la Restauration.
D’aprés des documents inédits. Paris. Fischbacher. I910. 30
pp. Illus. Portraits. Plates. 4671.36
Le Théatre-italien de 1801 4 1913. Paris. Fischbacher. 1913. (3),
iv, 186, iv pp. Illus. Portraits. Plates. Plans. Table. Fac-
similes. 4671.42
Soubies, Emile Jean Albert, editor.
ALMaANACH des spectacles. Continuant l’ancien Almanach des spec-
tacles (1752 a 1815). Année 1874-91, 93-1911. Paris. 1875-1912.

37 v. Portraits. Plates. . **T 29.2
— Same. Table [1874/o1,] 1892/1901. Paris. 1892, 1902. 2 v.
Portrait. Plate. **T 29.3

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Soubies, Emile Jean Albert, and Charles Théodore Malherbe.
Histoire de l’Opéra-comique. La seconde Salle Favart. 1840-1887.
Paris. Marpon & Flammarion. 1892, 93. 2 v. Plate. Facsimile.
**M.139a.11
Précis de histoire de l’Opéra-comique. Paris. Dupret. 1887. 68
pp. 2639a.67; No. 1 in **M.208.31
Another copy is on shelf-number **M.129a.35.
Soulié, Eudoxe.
Recherches sur Moliére et sur sa famille. Paris. Hachette & cie,
1863. (5), 385, (I) pp. **T 55.115

Another copy is on shelf-number **4696.12.
Soulier, Emile Léon. (Emile Solié.)

Histoire du Théatre royal de l’?Opéra-comique. Paris. 1847. (2),

29 pp. ~ No. 8 in **M.370.65
Soutar, Robert, editor.

Cave, J. A. A jubilee of dramatic life and incident of Joseph A.
Cave, author, manager, actor, and vocalist. London. [1892.]
Portraits. **T 57.298

Southall, john E.
Lereps, J. W. The theatre: an essay upon the non-accordancy of
stage-plays with the Christian profession. Newport. 1890.
**T 78.18
Southwark, London. , Theatres. See London. Theatres. SouTHwark
THEATRES.
Souvenir of the 150 performance in Boston of The Soudan [at the
Boston theatre]. April 30, 1891. [Boston. 1891.] (24) plates.
**T 40.14
Souvenir of the representative American comedian John T. Raymond,
in his last & greatest success, the political satire in (4) acts, by
David D. Lloyd, Esq., entitled For Congress. Boston. Heliotype
Printing Co. [1885?] 8 plates. Portrait. **T 55.136

Composed of plates illustrating scenes from the play, and the cast, which is
printed on the back.

Souvenirs d’un jeune premier. Larerrii=re, A. ¥*T 57.321
Souvenirs de la vie de théatre. Berton, P. F. S. Montan, called Berton.

; 4677.117
Souvenirs des funambules. Fieury, J. F. F. H. 4679.58; **T.87.86

Souvenirs, Les, et les regrets du Vieil amateur dramatique [pseud.],
ou lettres d’un oncle 4 son neveu sur l’ancien théatre francais,
depuis Bellecour, Lekain, Préville, jusqu’a Molé, Larive, Monvel,
Vestris. Paris. Froment. 1829. viij, 214, (2) pp. Colored plates.

**T 58.145
Sowdon, ——.
Letter, A, to Messieurs Victor and Sowdon, managers of the
Theatre-Royal. Dublin. 1755. **T 76,158
Sowerby, (Mad Tom.)

 

A series of letters on the late theatric festival, with remarks on
some serio-comic pantomimes. By Mad Tom [pseud.], “a daring,

obstinate enthusiast.” London. Sherwood, Neeley, & Jones.
1810. xii, (2), 64 pp. **T 96.317
Relates to the O. P. Riots. Another copy is on shelf-number No. 10 in
**G. 3824.8.

Spain. Theatres.
CorarELo y Mori, E. Estudios sobre la historia del arte escénico
en Espafia. Madrid. 1896, 97. 2 v. Portraits. 3098.167

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Spain. Theatres. (Continued.)
Crossy, M. R. Maiquez. Read before The Castilian Club. (In
Castilian Club. Original papers. Vol. 33, pp. 35-47. Portrait.

Boston. 1g1I.) ¥**G_161.1.33
Fournier, E. L’Espagne et ses comédiens en France au xvite siécle.
Paris. 1864. #*T 95.64
Lewes, G. H. The Spanish drama: Lope de Vega and Calderon.
London. 1846. **T’ 49.6; etc.

Lomsia, J. El teatro. Madrid. 1545 [misprint for 1845].
**D.170b.51

Lyonnet, H. Le théatre hors de France. Série 1: Le théatre en
Espagne. Paris. 1897. Illus. Portraits. Plates.
6257.70; **T.77.86
Petuicer, C. Tratado histdérico sobre el origen y progresos de la
comedia y del histrionismo en Espafia: con las censuras teoldgicas.
reales resoluciones y providencias del Consejo supremo sobre
comedias: y con la noticia d algunos célebres comediantes y
comediantas asi antiguos como modernos. Madrid. 1804. 2 v.
in I. Portraits. **D.170b.81; etc.
PEREZ Pastor, C. Nuevos datos acerca del histrionismo espafiol en
los siglos xvi y xviI. Madrid. Igor. 3099a.269
Rennert, H. A. The Spanish stage in the time of Lope de Vega.
New York. 19009. 3096.258
Rojyas, A. pg. El viage entretenido. Con vna exposicién de los
nombres histéricos y poéticos que no van declarados. En Madrid.
1604. (Jn Menéndez y Pelayo, M. Origines de la novela. Vol.

4, pp. 460-614. Madrid. 1915.) **D 163.4.4
Yxart, J. El arte escénico en Espafia. Barcelona. 1894, 96. 2 v.
3008.171

Spangled world, A; or, life with the circus. By the author of “Secrets
of the stage,” etc. New York. Fox. [1882.] 83 pp. Portrait.
Plates. **®T 95.102

Spaulding, Alice Howard, editor.

Drama LeacuE, The, of America, Boston. A selected list of plays
for amateurs. Boston. 1914. *2175.69

Spectacles. Theatrical. :

Menestrier, C. F. Traité des tovrnois, iovstes, carrovsels, et avtres
spectacles pvblics. A Lyon. 1669. : = **T 94.3

Spectacles antiques, Les. Auc& pre Lassus, L. .¥2969a.73

Spectacles, Les, de Paris. See Almanach des spectacles de Paris.

Spectateur, Le. Revue théatrale, littéraire et artistique. [Hebdoma-
daire.] Rédacteur en chef: Jules de Clerville. Secrétaire de la
rédaction: Louis de Gramont. No. 1-15. Dec. 2, 1875-mars 9,
1876. Paris. 1875, 76. (3), 401 pp. **T 27.7

Spectator, A, pseud.

‘The music hall. London. Smart & Allen. 1880. (1), 93 pp.
Relates to Great Britain. : **T 96.200

Speculation or scalping in amusement tickets. Analysis of municipal
ordinances prohibiting or regulating the sale of tickets of admis-
sion at advanced prices. [Chicago. I9I5.] 20 pp. *9352a.41.5

Spencer, Matthew Lyle.

Corpus Christi pageants in England. A dissertation [University of
Chicago]. New York. The Baker & Taylor Co. 1911. (11),
276 pp. 2559a.229; **T 47.22
Bibliography, pp. 263-269.

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Spillan, Harry Gerald.

The stage and the press: or, revelations theatrical and journalistic.
No. 1.— May, 1852. London. The Author. 1852. 16 pp.
Relates to Drury Lane Theatre. **T 76.45

Spiller, James.

AKerBy, G. Spiller’s jests: or the life and pleasant adventures of
the late celebrated comedian Mr. James Spiller. London. [1729.]
Portrait. No. 5 in **G,3823.3

Spingarn, Joel Elias.

A note on dramatic criticism. (/n Essays and studies by members

of the English Association. Vol. 4, pp. 7-28. Oxford. 1913.)
4558.250.4
Spink, William.

The autocrat in the greenroom; with a play after “Othello.” Lon-
don. Bickers. 1890. 137 pp. ¥**T 47,100
Sets up Shakespeare as a model for the highest modern dramatic art.

Spitzbergen. Views.

Barker, H. A. Description of a view of the north coast of Spitz-
bergen, now exhibiting in Henry Aston Barker’s Panorama,
Leicester-Square; painted from drawings by Lieut. Beechey, who
accompanied the polar expedition in 1818. London. 1819. Plate.

**T 96.299
Spoll, E. A., pseud. See Leprieur-Accoyer, Emile.

Sporting Pilot, The, and the Age, theatrical, musical, and sporting.
[Weekly.] Vol. [1,] 2 (mo. 23-27). Apr. 2-Oct. 1, 1864. [Lon-
don. 1864.] 2 v. ifi i. Illus. Portraits. Autograph facsimiles.

#*T 21.4

Squabble, The, of the Richmond players: a pleasant, melancholy, occa-
sional, egotic, poetic doggrel narrative. Including some choice
hints, and curious theatrical remarks. With a criticism, on a
remarkable Twickenham play-bill. London: Printed for the
author, Don Buskinsocko, member of the company; and sold by
J. Wakelin. [17—?] 38 pp. **T 57.134

Squib, The: a granulation of wit, satire, and amusement. [Weekly.]
No. 1-29. June 4-—December to, 1842. London. 1842. Illus.
Many numbers contain dramatic criticisms. *KT OIL

Squib, The; being a satire on passing events in Lancashire. [Weekly.]
No. 26, 27. Jan. 26, Feb. 2, 1833. [Manchester. 1833.] 205-220
pps **T 26.60
Contains criticisms on performances at the Manchester theatres.

Staatsbeamter, Ein, Pseud. See Hahn, Ludwig.

Stage, The. Brown, J. No, 13 in **G,_3823.18
CiLément, D. X., Abbé. No. 8 in **G,3824.4
MouroocH, J. E.  ~ ¥#*T 55.33 etc.
Wory, W. **G_3947.7; etc.

Stage, The. Edited by Roland Burke Hennessy. [Weekly.] Vol. 11,
no. 1. December 24, 1904. [New York. Stage Publishing Co.]

1904. 18 pp. Illus. Portraits. ¥*'T 23.17
Stage, The. Three dialogues between Mr. Clement and Mr. Mortimer.
London. The Religious Tract Society. [181-?] 36-pp. [No.
_112.] **T 96.100

A letter to the author of a tract entitled The stage ...by James Plumptre
may be found on shelf-numbers No. 1 in **G.3821.5; **T.96.70.

Stage, The: a weekly magazine of generalities, and a special guide to
the sights of London. 1-14. London. Vickers. 1849. (3), 84 pp.
No more was published. ¥*T 24.13

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Stage, The, acquitted. Being a full answer to Mr. Collier and the
other enemies of the drama. With a vindication of King Charles
the martyr, and the clergy of the Church of England, from the
abuses of a scurrilous book, called, The stage condemned. Lon-

don, Printed for John Barnes. 1699. (6), 185 pp. **G,3821.9
Stage affairs in America today. Davenport, A. B. **T 77,117
Stage, The, and Christianity reconciled. Nosworruy, L. **T 96.107
Stage, The, and its stars. Paut, G. H. H., and G. Gespir, editors. **T.51.3
Stage, The, and the press. Spiuvan, H. G. **T 76.45
Stage, The, and the pulpit. Lewes, C. L. No. 7 in **G.3824.15
Stage, The, as a career. Husert, P. G. 2576.159; **T.77.123
Stage, The, as it is. Dramaticus, pseud. 6257.59; **T.78.76

Stage, The: both before and behind the curtain. Bunn, A.

6574.15; **T.76.165; etc.

Stage censorship. See Censorship of the stage.

Stage children. See Children. As actors.

Stage, The, condemn’d and the encouragement given to the immorali-
ties and profaneness of the theatre, by the English schools, uni-
versities and pulpits, censur’d. King Charles I. Sundays mask
and declaration for sports and pastimes on the Sabbath, largely
related and animadverted upon. The arguments of all the authors
that have writ in defence of the stage against Mr. Collier, con-
sider’d. London: Printed for John Salusbury. 1608. (8), 216 pp.

No. 1 in **G,3823.20

Stage confidences. Morris, C. ¥#*T 57,119

Stage copyright at home and abroad. WELLER, B. W. *Patent Room 23.87

Stage costume. See Theatre. Costumes and properties.

Stage cyclopedia, The. Cuarence, R. ¥**T 66.12
Stage decoration in France in the Middle Ages. Stuart, D. C. 4676.123
Stage effect. Mayuew, E. **T 79,11

Stage fright.
Hunt, H. E. Nerve control: the cure of nervousness and stage-

fright. Philadelphia. [1915.] 5609.125
Krevstock, A. The stage fright, or how to face an audience. Bos-
ton. 1891. 5599a.107
Stage gossip on theatrical tit-bits, ancient and modern. London. Jen-
nings. [188-?] 96 pp. **T 55.46

A collection of stage anecdotes.
Stage hardware. See Theatre. Machinery.
Stage history, The, of famous plays. PHerps, H. P. 4597.116; **T.57.41
Stage, The, in the drawing room. Dakin, H. J. 6003.52
Stage, The, in the twentieth century. Grau, R. 4045.180
Stage lovers’ series.

Stranc, L. C. Celebrated comedians of light opera and musical

comedy in America. Boston. 1901. Portraits. 4343.208; **T.58.25

Famous actors of the day in America. Series [1,] 2. Boston.

 

1900, 02. 2v. Portraits. 4343-209; **T.58.23
— Famous actresses of the day in America. Boston. 1899, 1902.
2v. Portraits. 4343.2103 **T 58.24; etc.

— Players and plays of the last quarter century. An historical
summary of causes and a critical review of conditions as existing
in the American theatre at the close of the nineteenth century.
Boston. 1903. 2 v. Portraits. Plates. 4343-215; **T.77.18

—— Prima donnas and soubrettes of light opera and musical
comedy in America. Boston. 1900. Portraits. 4048.183; **T.58.26

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Stage machinery. See Theatre. Machinery.

Stage, The, of 1871. Hawx’s-Eve, pseud. ¥**T 97.191; etc.

Stage, The: or coronation of King Tom. B-------- nN, B------- T.
No. 8 in **G.3824.17

Stage, The; or, recollections of actors and acting. Murpocu, J. E.

¥**T 55.3; etc.

Stage, The; or theatrical inquisitor. [Monthly? London. 1828?] 5-38
pp. Portrait. Plate. * \ **T 29.9
Same. 1828. 213-220 pp. » ‘| No. 6 in **G,.3821.24
Stage policy detected. ImpPaRTIAL HAND, An, pseud. **T 77.175
Stage reminiscences. OLp sTaGER, An, pseud. **T 58.5

Stage secrets and tricks of the trade. [Anon.] See Birch, John Francis.
Stage Society, London. See Incorporated Stage Society, London.
Stage struggles, The, of a bad actor. Lacgsy, A. **T 58,124
Stage, The, the high road to hell: being an essay on the pernicious
nature of theatrical entertainments. London: Printed for W.
Nicoll. [1767.] (11), 43 pp. **T 96.76
A reply by Henry Flitcroft, having the title Theatrical entertainments con-
sistent with society, morality, and religion, may be found on shelf-numbers
No. 8 in **G.3823.13; **T.96.185. A reply by John Chater, having the title
Another high road to hell, may be found on shelf-numbers **T.96.328; **H.16.138.

“Stage whispers,” and “shouts without.” Ross, C. H. **T.96.237
Stage, The, with the curtain raised. Wacner, L. **T77.208; etc.
Stage Year Book, The. i1908-11, 13-17. Edited by Lionel Carson.
London. Carson & Comerford, Ltd. [and ‘‘The Stage” Offices].
1908-17. gv. Illus. Portraits. Plates. #*T 26.9
Stage-beaux, The, toss’d in a blanket. [Anon.] See Brown, Thomas.
Stage-door keeper, A, pseud.
Through the stage-door. A complete hand-book of the theatre.
With advice upon this subject by Joseph Jefferson. Added a list
of the largest theatres in the United States. [Boston. 1896.]

30, (6) pp. Illus. Portrait. Plates. **T 95.46
Relates principally 1o Boston theatres.
Stage-land. Jerome, J. K. **®T 46.33; etc.

Stage-Manager, The; a weekly journal of music and the drama. Vol.
I (no. 1-4, 6-20); New series (no. 4, 5, 7-0, II, 12). [London.]

1849. 2v.in i. Illus. Portraits. ¥*T 23.6
“Stage-players complaint, The”: from the rare tract printed at London
in 1641. London. 1868. (1), 6 pp. [Ashbee, Edmund W., editor.
Occasional fac-simile reprints. 3.] No. 3 in *2423.50.1
Same. In a pleasant dialogue. London, Printed for Tho: Bates.
1641. [London. Reeves & Turner. 1873.] (2), 8 pp. [The old
book collector’s miscellany.] No. 14 in *4555-52.3
Stage-plays considered, and contrasted with the Bible. Sheffield. The

Author. 1819. 14, (1) pp. ¥**T 76.89
Another copy is on shelf-number **T.96.57. .
Stageright. Coryton, J. **T 96.162

Stage-struck; or she would be an opera-singer. Maccuerta, B. R.
+*M.104.38

Staging of plays. See Theatre. Management.
Stahl, Ernst Leopold.

Das englische Theater im 19. Jahrhundert. Seine Bihnenkunst und
Literatur. Miinchen, Oldenbourg. I914. x, 258 pp. Portraits.
Plates. [Die Kultur des modernen England in Einzeldarstel-
lungen.] 3565.29.5

Literaturverzeichnis, pp. 239-246.

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Stahl, Ernst Leopold. (Continued.)

Joseph von Auffenberg und das Schauspiel der Schillerepigonen.
Hamburg. Voss. i910. x, 235 pp. [Theatergeschichtliche For-
schungen. ] 6872.63

Stamma, Louis.

The Kellyad: or a critical examination into the merits of Thespis.

[Verse.] London: Printed for J. Williams. 1767. (3), 36 pp.
No. 8 in **G.3947.2

A satirical poem upon Hugh Kelly with criticisms of the London actors.
Stancovich, Pietro.

Dello anfiteatro di Pola, dei gradi marmorei del medesimo, nuovi
scavi e scoperte e di alcune epigrafi e figuline inedite dell’ Istria.
Venezia. Picotti. 1822. (4), 144, (2) pp. Portrait. Plates.
Plans. Table. *2758.68

Stanford, Stephen Stanley, editor.

Guenroy, J. H. Ins and outs of circus life; or, forty-two years
travel through United States, Canada, South America and Cuba.
Boston. 1885. Portrait. : ¥**T 58,112

Stanford University, Palo Alto, California. See Leland Stanford Junior
University, Palo Alto, California.
Stanhope, Philip Dormer, 4th Earl of Chesterfield.

A dialogue between the Earl of C d and Mr. Garrick, in the
Elysian shades. [Verse.] London: Printed by J. Nichols. 1785.
(1), 30 pp. No, 5 in **G.3820.11
A tribute to the friendship of Garrick and Dr. Johnson.

The E... of C.....£...d’s Speech in the H...se of L....ds, against
the bill for licencing all dramatic performances. Prefixed, some
loose thoughts, that were found in the closet of a gentleman lately

deceased. Dublin: Printed in the year 1749. 16 pp. #*T 77.212
Relates to the censorship of the stage in England.

Same. London, Printed: and, Dublin, re-printed for Thomas Walker.
1772, 35 pp. **T 76.84
The Lord C——d’s speech against the play-bill, in the House of
Peers. (Jn New miscellany, A, for the year 1737. Pp. 17-21.
London. 1737.) No. 1 in **G.3823.15
Stanhope, Philip Dormer, 4th Earl of Chesterfield. Works about.
PittarD, J. Observations on Mr. Garrick’s acting [of King Lear];
in a letter to the Right Hon. the Earl of Chesterfield. London.
1758. ¥**T 97.119; etc.
Stanley, Montague.
Drummonp, D. T. K. Memoir of Montague Stanley. Edinburgh.
[1852.] Portrait. **T 57.366
Stapleaux, Léopold Louis Lambert.
Les courtisanes du Second Empire. [Anon.] Partie 3: Les actrices.
Série 1. 2e édition. Bruxelles. Office de publicité. 1871. 122,

 

(1) pp. **T.96.5

Star, The. [Play bills.] See Boston. Theatres. Howarp ATHEN-EUM.
Star, A, for a night. Janzs, E. “**T 87,100
Stars of the opera. WacNaLts, M. *4049a.346
Stars of the photoplay. Chicago. Photoplay Magazine. 1916. (5) pp.
Portraits. 8061.253

Over 1co art portraits of famous film favorites with short biographical sketches.
The running title is Photoplay Magazine’s Popular players.
Stars of the stage.
Browne, E. A. W. S. Gilbert. London. 1907. Portraits. Plates.
4549a.198
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Stars of the stage. (Continued.)
Cran, Mrs. G. Herbert Beerbohm Tree. London. 1907. Portraits.

Plate. 4549a.197
MarsuaLy, C. Ellen Terry. London. 1907. Portraits. Plates.
4549a.196

State of the British stage. [London. 1834.] 151-168 pp.
No. 23 in **G.3822.3
Cut from the Westminster Review, January, 1834 [Periodical Room *3146.1.1834].
State, The, of the case, between the Lord Chamberlain of His Majesty’s
houshold, and Sir Richard Steele, as represented by that knight.
Restated, in vindication of King George, and the most noble the
Duke of Newcastle. With a true copy of King Charles’s patent,
to Sir William Davenant, for erecting a play-house, &c. London,
Printed and sold by John Applebee. 1720. (4), 35 pp. **T.97.341

This is an answer to Sir Richard Steele’s State of the case between the Lord-
Chamberlain and the Governor of the Royal Company of Comedians, in which
Steele protests against the withdrawal of the Drury Lane patent by the Duke
of Newcastle.

Same. (Jn Theatre, The. Pp. 468-509. London. 1791.) **T.26.23
Another copy is on shelf-number **G.3824.7.

State, A, of the case in regard to the point in dispute between Mr.
Mosse and Mr. Sheridan. [Anon.] See Sheridan, Thomas.
Statistischer Rickblick auf die Koniglichen Theater zu Berlin, Han-

nover, Kassel und Wiesbaden fiir das Jahr 1895. Berlin. Mittler.
1896. 48 pp. ¥**T 94.16
Statuettes parisiennes. Ducuet, C. **®'T 57.334
Stebbins, Emma, editor.
CusuMaNn, C. S. Charlotte Cushman: her letters and memories of
her life. Boston. 1878. Portrait. 4345-53; **T.56.280
Stebbins, Genevieve.
Delsarte system of dramatic expression. New York. Werner. 1886.
Illus. 3591.60
Same. 2d edition. 1887. 3591.75
Stebbins, Oliver B.
A famous Boston amateur dramatic club [the Aurora Club]. (a
Bostonian, The. Vol. 2, pp. 131-140. Facsimiles. Boston. 1895.)
*5301.45.2
The oldest theatre now in Boston. (/n Bostonian, The. Vol. 1, pp.

113-130. Illus. Portraits. Plates. Boston. 1894.) ¥*5301.45.1
Relates to the Boston Museum. Reprinted from Boston sights and strangers’
guide, 1856.
Steele, Elizabeth.
The memoirs of Mrs. Sophia Baddeley. A new edition. London:
Printed for the author. 1787. 6 v. **T 58.1
Same. Dublin: Printed for Messrs. Colles. 3 v. **T 58.2
Steele, Sir Richard.
The state of the case between the Lord-Chamberlain of His Majesty’s
houshold, and the Governor of the Royal Company of Comedians.
With the opinions of Pemberton, Northey, and Parker, concerning
the theatre. London: Printed for \W. Chetwood. 1720. 30 pp.
Portrait. No. 2 in **G,3823.9
A protest against the withdrawal of the Drury Lane patent by the Lord
Chamberlain, the Duke of Newcastle. Steele was Governor of the Royal Com-
pany of Comedians.
Same. (Jn Theatre, The. Pp. 447-467. London. 1791.) **T.26.23
Another copy is on shelf-number **G.3824.7.

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Steele, Sir Richard, editor.
Tueatre, The, by Sir Richard Steele. [No. 1-28. Jan. 2—Apr. 5,
1720.] Added, the Anti-theatre [by Sir John Falstaffe, pseud.
No. 1-15. Feb. 15—Apr. 4, 1720]; the character of Sir John Edgar
[pseud. of Sir Richard Steele]; Steele’s case with the Lord
Chamberlain; the crisis of property, with the sequel, Two
Pasquins, &c. London. 1791. Portrait. **T 26.23; etc.
Steele, Sir Richard. Works about.
Baxpassari, B. A letter from Sig. Benedetto Baldassari of the Hay-
Market, to Sir R ds e of Drury-Lane. London. 1720.
: No. 2 in **G,3823.18
Battie, The, of the authors lately fought in Covent-Garden, between
Sir John Edgar [pseud. of Sir Richard Steele], generalissimo on
one side, and Horatius Truewit, on the other. London. 1720.
No. 4 in **G,3823.18
Dennis, J. The characters and conduct of Sir John Edgar [pseud.
of Sir Richard Steele], call’d by himself sole monarch of the
stage in Drury-Lane; and his three deputy-governors, in two

 

 

letters to Sir John Edgar. London. 1720. **T 77,107; etc.
Forster, J. Sir Richard Steele. (J his Historical and biographical
essays. Vol. 2, pp. 105-207. London. 1858.) 4519a.17; etc.

Rac, Timothy, pseud. An answer to a whimsical pamphlet, call’d.The
character of Sir John Edgar, &c. Humbly inscrib’d to Sir Tre-
mendous Longinus. Written by Sir John Edgar’s baker. London.
1720. No. 10 in **G.3821.11

State, The, of the case, between the Lord Chamberlain of His
Majesty’s houshold, and Sir Richard Steele, as represented by
that knight. Restated, in vindication of King George, and the
most noble the Duke of Newcastle. With a true copy of King
Charles’s patent, to Sir William Davenant, for erecting a play-
house, &c. London. 1720. **T 97.341; etc.

Steevens, George, editor.

Matong, E. An historical account of the rise and progress of the
English stage, and of the economy and usages of our ancient
theatres. [With additions by G. Steevens.] (Jn Shakespeare,
William. Plays. Vol. 3. Basil. M.pcc.1c.) 6602.18; etc.

Stegmann, Carl David.

MentzeEL, E. Karl David Stegmann. Aus dem Leben eines Bithnen-
kiinstlers des 18. Jahrhunderts. (Jn Archiv fiir Theatergeschichte.
Vol. 1, pp. 129-159. Berlin. 1904.) 6907.12.1

Stein, Philipp.

Deutsche Schauspieler, [Teil] 1, 2. Berlin. 1907, 08. 2 vv. Por-
traits. [Gesellschaft fiir Theatergeschichte.] *6907.19
Contents. — 1. Das achtzehnte Jahrhundert. Eine Bildnissammlung. 2. Das
neunzehnte Jahrhundert. Eine Bildnissammlung.

A collection of portraits with short biographies.
Stephens, Robert Neilson.

A gentleman player. His adventures on a secret mission for Queen

Elizabeth. Boston. Page & Co. 1899. 438 pp. Plates.
¥*T 87.18

Queens of song. Portraits designed and etched on copper by F. L.

Kirkpatrick and C. A. Worrall. Troy. Nims & Knight. [1880.]

(22) pp. Illus. Portraits. *4040.117
Contents. — Patti. — Juch. — Nilsson. —- Gerster. — Lehmann. — Materna. —
Albani. — Fursch-Madi. — Nevada.

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Stephens, Robert Neilson. (Comntinued.)
Queens of the drama. Portraits by F. L. Kirkpatrick and C. A.
Worrall. Biographies by Robert N. Stephens. Troy, N. Y. Nims
& Knight. [189-?] (22) pp. Portraits. **T 51.12
Contents. -— Jane Hading. — Julia Marlowe. — Mrs. Langtry. — Mme. Modjeska.
— Adelaide Neilson,,— Fanny Davenport. — Ada Rehan. — Sara Bernhardt. —
Elien Terry. — Mary Anderson.

Stern, Adolf Ernst.
Der Untergang des altenglischen Theaters. (Jn MHistorisches
Taschenbuch. Jahrgang 46, pp. 155-209. Leipzig. 1876.) -*2309.1.46
Stevens, George Alexander.
The dramatic history of Master Edward, Miss Ann, and others, the
extraordinaries of these times. Prefixed, memoirs of the life of
the author. New edition. London: Printed for J. Murray. 1786.

(1), xi, (1), 192 pp. Plates. **G.3977.17
Relates to Edward Shuter, Nancy Dawson and others.

Stevens, Major.

Hooton, R. T. Life and frolics of Major Stevens, the wonderful

dwarf. Boston. 1832. #*T 55.127
Stewart, Douglas.

Tales from the note-book of a stroller. London. Douglas & Co.

1862. (4), 2II pp. **T 57.266
Sticotti, Antonio Fabio.

Garrick, ou les acteurs anglois, ouvrage contenant des observations
sur l’art dramatique, sur l’art de la représentation, & le jeu des
acteurs. Avec des notes historiques & critiques, & des anecdotes
sur les différens théatres de Londres & de Paris. Traduit de
Vanglois. A Paris, chez Lacombe. 1769. (8), 199, (1) pp. **T.58.116

A very free translation, with many additions, of Sir John Hill’s The actor: a
treatise on the art of playing [No. 1 in **G.3823.6; **T.78.40; etc.].

Stirbey, Prince Georges, prefacer.

Weiss, J. J. A. Trois années de théatre, 1883-1885. Les théatres

parisiens. Paris. 1806. **T 47.84
Stirling, Edward.

Old Drury Lane. Fifty years’ recollections of author, actor, and
manager. London. Chatto & Windus. 1881. 2 v. ¥*T 77.83,
Another copy is on shelf-number *2454.52.

Stockdale, John Joseph.

The Covent Garden journal. [Anon.] London. Stockdale. 18r0.

2v. Plates. : ¥*T 75.13

Other copies are on shelf-numbers **G.3822.6; **K,35.2.
Stockmar, Christian Friedrich, Freiherr von.
Martin, Sir T. Monographs. Garrick, Macready, Rachel and Baron
Stockmar. London. 1906. Portraits. **T 55.75; etc.
Stoddard, John Lawson.
The Passion Play of Ober-Ammergau. (J” his Red-letter days
abroad. Pp. 59-101. Boston, 1884. Illus. Portraits. Plates.) 2273.50
Stoddard, Richard Henry, editor.
Doran, J. “Their majesties’ servants.” Annals of the English stage,
from Thomas Betterton to Edmund Kean. With a memoir of
Dr. Doran, and an introduction and conclusion, by R. H. Stod-
dard. New York. 1880. 2 v. 4572-99
Stoddart, James Henry. :
Recollections of a player. New York. The Century Co. 1902. xxi, 255
pp. Portraits. Facsimiles. Autograph facsimile. 4343.239; **T.56.246

Reminiscences of stage life in Scotland, England, and the United States.

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Stoker, Abraham.
Personal reminiscences of Henry Irving. By Bram Stoker. New
York. The Macmillan Co. 1906. 2 v. Portraits, one colored.

Plates. Manuscript facsimiles. 4544.223
Stoltz, Rosine.
Péricnon, E. Rosine Stoltz. [Paris.] 1847. No. 7 in **M.197.3

Stone, Henry Dickinson.

Personal recollections of the drama or theatrical reminiscences, em-
bracing sketches of prominent actors. Albany, N. Y. Van Benthuy-
sen. 1873. xii, 316 pp. Portraits. Autograph facsimile. **T.56.194

Stopes, Charlotte Carmichael.

Shakespeare’s environment. London. G. Bell & Sons, Ltd. 1914.

xii, 369 pp. 4595-141

Contains information regarding the Elizabethan stage.

William Hunnis and the revels of the Chapel Royal. A study of his
period and the influences which affected Shakespeare. Louvain.
Uystpruyst. 1910. xiv, 362, (1) pp. Coat of arms. [Materialien
zur Kunde des Aalteren englischen Dramas.] 2553-139

Stoppato, Lorenzo.

La commedia popolare in Italia. Saggi. Padova. Draghi. 1887.

234, (1) pp. 2779.128
Storer, James Sargant, and Henry Sargant Storer, illustrators.

Brewer, J. N. Histrionic topography: or, the birth-places, resi-

dences, and funeral monuments of the most distinguished actors.

London. 1818. Plates. **T 96.229; etc.
Stories of the Boston stage. Eaton, W. O. **T 15.7
Stories, The, of the Russian ballet. Apprin, A. ¥#*T 93.1
Storm, The.

Programme of the story, scenery, & dances, in the new grand fairy
ballet, in two acts The storm; or, the Isle of the Genii! (Pre-
ceded by an introduction.) Founded on ‘La tempéte.’ London.

Miller. [1834.] 20 pp. ¥**T 36.68
Storms, A. D.
The players blue book. Worcester, Mass. . Sutherland & Storms.
[1901.] 304 pp. Portraits. Autograph facsimiles. ¥*'T 55.56
Brief biographical sketches of American actors and actresses.
Story, The, of a play. Howe its, W. D. ¥*T 87.73
Story, The, of the Scots stage. Lawson, R. 4579-259

Story, The, of the tragedy of Agis. With observations on the play,
the performance, and the reception. London, Printed for M.
Cooper. 1758. 15 pp. **T 96.83

Stoullig, Edmond, editor.

Awnates, Les, du théatre et de la musique. Année 1-39. 1875-1913.

Paris. 1876-1914. 39 v. Portrait. ¥*T 27.1
Revue d’art dramatique. [Semi-monthly.] Tome 1-16, 29-32. 1886-
89, 93. Paris. 1886-93. 20 v. **T 25.4

Strack, Johann Heinrich.

Das altgriechische Theatergebaude. Potsdam. Riegel. 1843. (3),

8 pp. 9 plates. *Cab.60.138.3
Straeten, Edmond Vander. See Vander Straeten, Edmond.
Strakosch, Clara Louise. (Clara Louise Kellogg.)

Italian opera as illustrated by Adelina Patti. Illus. Portraits. (In
The music of the modern world. Vol. 1, pp. 610. New York.
[1895.]) **M 14.1.1

Memoirs of an American prima donna. New York. G. P. Putnam’s
Sons. 1913. xiii, 382 pp. Portraits. Plates. Facsimile. Music. 4045.155

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Stralsund, Germany. Theatres. (
Struck, F. Die altesten Zeiten des Theaters zu Stralsund. (1697-
1834.) Ein Beitrag zur Geschichte des deutschen Theaters.
Stralsund. 1895. **T 75.24

Strang, Lewis Clinton.
Celebrated comedians of light opera and musical comedy in America.
Boston. Page & Co. 1901. 2093 pp. Portraits. 4343.208; **T.58.25

Contents. — Introductory. — Francis Wilson. — James T. Powers. — Walter
Jones. — De Wolf Hopper. — Richard Golden. — Dutch comedy and its deline-
ators. —- Thomas Q. Seabrooke. —- Frank Daniels. — Jerome Sykes. — Dan Daly.
Henry Clay Barnabee. — Henry E. Dixey. — Otis Harlan. — Richard Carle. —
Digby Bell. — Jefferson De Angelis. — Peter F. Dailey. — Light comedy in
opera and its exponents.

Famous actors of the day in America. Series [1,] 2. Boston. Page
& Co. 1900, 02. 2 v. Portraits. 4343.209; **T.58.23

Contents. — 1. Preface. — Joseph Jefferson. — James A. Herne. — Richard Mans-
field. — E. M. Holland. — Edward H. Sothern. — John Drew. — William’
Faversham. — John B. Mason. — Nat C. Goodwin. — James O’Neill. — William
H. Crane. — Wilton Lackaye. — William Gillette. — Henry Miller. — James K.
Hackett. — Henry Jewett. — Stuart Robson. — Melbourne MacDowell. — Sol
Smith Russell. — Otis Skinner. — J. E. Dodson. — Robert B. Mantell. —
Roland Reed. — Joseph Haworth. — Herbert Kelcey. 2. Preface. — The new
E. II. Sothern. — John Drew in comedy and romance. — N. C. Goodwin, the
comedian. — John B. Mason in modern comedy. — Fritz Williams. — William
Gillette and ‘Sherlock Holmes.’’ — Edwin Arden. — Richard Mansfield’s Henry
V. — William Faversham. — Stuart Robson in “Oliver Goldsmith.” — The
melodramatic James O’Neill. — James A. Herne’s “Sag Harbour.” — Maclyn
Arbuckle. — John Hare. — William H. Crane. — Henry Miller in melodrama. —
John Blair and the Independent Theatre. — Henry Jewett. — Edward S.
Willard. — Louis Mann. — Charles J. Richman.

Famous actresses of the day in America. Boston. Page & Co. 1899,

1902. 2 v. Portraits. 4343-210; **T.58.24
Another copy is on shelf-number *P.10.860.
Contents. — 1. Preface. — Maude Adams. — Julia Marlowe. — Sarah Cowell Le

Moyne. — Minnie Maddern Fiske. — Ida Conquest. — Blanche Walsh. — Annie
Russell. — Isabel Irving. — Maxine Elliott. — Ada Rehan. — Virginia Harned.
— Viola Allen, — Corona Riccardo. — Mary Mannering. — Julia Arthur. —
May Irwin. — Effie Shannon. — Mrs. Leslie Carter. — Mary Shaw. — Olga
Nethersole. — Lillian Lawrence. — Blanche Bates. — Elsie De Wolfe. — Rose
Coghlan. — Margaret Anglin. — Fay Davis. — Odette Tyler. — Marie Bur-
roughs. — Kathryn Kidder. — Helena Modjeska. — May Robson. 2. Julia
Marlowe in melodrama, — Henrietta Crosman. — Mary Shaw and “Ben Hur.”
—- Maude Adams in “L’Aiglon.” — Amelia Bingham. — Ida Conquest. —
Pheebe Davies. — Mrs. Fiske as Becky Sharp. — Hilda Spong. — Annie Russell
in light comedy. — Valerie Bergere. — Mary Mannering as a star. — “Zaza”
and Mrs. Leslie Carter. — Anna Held. — Sarah Cowell Le Moyne. — Mary
Sanders. — Ada Rehan’s Nell Gwyn. — Elizabeth Tyree. —- Grace George. —
Margaret Anglin. — Viola Allen. — Maxine Elliott.

Players and plays of the last quarter century. An historical summary
of causes and a critical review of conditions as existing in the
American theatre at the close of the nineteenth century. Boston.

Page & Co. 1903. 2v. Portraits. Plates. 4343-215; **T.77.18
Contents. — 1. The theatre of yesterday. 2. The theatre of to-day.

Prima donnas and soubrettes of light opera and musical comedy in
America. Boston. Page & Co. 1900. xiv, 270 pp. Portraits.

4048.183; **T.58.26

Contents. — Introduction. — Alice Nielsen. — Virginia Earle. — Lillian Russell.
—- Josephine Hall. — Mabelle Gilman. — Fay Templeton. —- Madge Lessing. —
Jessie Bartlett Davis. — Edna Wallace Hopper. — Paula Edwardes. — Lulu
Glaser. — Minnie Ashley. — Edna May. — Marie Celeste. — Christie Mac-
Donald. — Marie Dressler. — Della Fox. — Camille D’Arville. — Marie Tempest.
— Maud Raymond. — Pauline Hall, — Hilda Clark.
All the foregoing volumes by Strang belong to the Stage lovers’ series.

Stranger, The, in England. Goeps, C. A. G. 6579a.71; **T.98.101
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Strantz, Ferdinand Carl Felix Alexander von.
Erinnerungen aus meinem Leben. Hamburg. Richter.  [1901.]

(5), 272 pp. Portrait. Facsimiles. 4049.224
Stratford Theatrical Review, and stage reporter. No.1. Dec. 10, 1827.
[Stratford. Bacon.] 1827. 4 pp. No. 2 in **G.3821.24

Stratford-upon-Avon, England. Celebrations.

ConcisE account, A, of Garrick’s Jubilee held at Stratford-upon-
Avon, in honour of Shakspeare, in 1769. And of the commemora-
tive festivals in 1827 and 1830. [With a brief notice of the rise and
progress of the Shakespearean Club.] Stratford-upon-Avon. 1830.

No. 4 in **G.3942.3

Jarvis, J., reporter. Correct detail of the ceremonies attending the
Shakespearean gala, celebrated at Stratford-upon-Avon, April 23-
25, 1827, with some account of ‘‘Garrick’s Jubilee,” in 1769. Strat-
ford-upon-Avon. [1827.] Plate. **T 56.196; etc.

Stratford-upon-Avon, England. Shakespeare Memorial.

Bucktey, R. R. The Shakespeare revival and the Stratford-upon-
Avon movement. With chapters on fotk-art by Mary Neal, a
Foreword by F. R. Benson, and an introduction by Arthur Hutch-
inson [on the Shakespeare Memorial theatre]. London. 1ig11.
Portraits. Plates. Maps. 4598.50

SHAKESPEARE Memorial Association, Stratford-upon-Avon. Shake-
speare Memorial, Stratford-on-Avon. London. [1878.] Portrait.
Plates. Map. **T 57.264; etc.

A history of the Shakespeare Memorial, Stratford-on-Avon.
2d edition. Abridged from the ist edition, and brought down to
February, 1882. London. [1882.] Portrait. Plate. 6600a.29

Stratford-upon-Avon Herald.

The Shakespeare Memorial Buildings, Stratford-upon-Avon. A
complete record of the festival connected with the inauguration
of the theatre portion, April 23rd to May 3rd, 1879. Stratford-
upon-Avon. 1879. **T 55.121

Stratico, Simone, Conte.

Dell’ antico teatro di Padova. In Padova. Nella Stamperia del

Seminario. 1795. viii, 70 pp. 6 plans. 409I.100
Stratton, Charles Sherwood,

Buieexker, S. Gen. Tom Thumb’s three years’ tour around the world,
accompanied by his wife— Lavinia Warren Stratton, Commo-
dore Nutt, Miss Minnie Warren, and party. New York. Booth.
1872. 144 pp. Illus. Plates. 6269.62; **T.97.295

Sxetcu of the life, personal appearance, character, and manners of
Charles S. Stratton, the man in miniature known as General Tom
Thumb. With some account of remarkable dwarfs, giants, &
other human phenomena, of ancient and modern times. Also,
General Tom Thumb’s songs. New-York. 1847. **T.58.60; etc.

Sxetcu of the life, personal appearance, character, and manners of
Charles S. Stratton, the man in miniature, known as General Tom
Thumb, and his wife, Lavinia Warren Stratton, including the
history of their courtship and marriage; also, of Commodore
Nutt and Minnie Warren; with some account of remarkable
dwarfs, giants, & other human phenomena, of ancient and modern
times. Also, songs given at their public levees. New York. 1863.
Illus. Portraits. Plates. **T 58.62; etc.

 

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Strauss, Richard.

Brown, A. A., compiler. [Newspaper clippings and program of first
performance in America of Richard Strauss’s Salome. Boston,
1910.] **M.357.32

Stray records; or, personal and professional notes. Harrison, C.
4572.137; **T.57.151; etc.

Street amusements. See Strolling players.

Streifzuege durch die Theaterwelt. Ferzstne, O. **T 75.25

Streit, Andreas.

Das Theater. Untersuchungen iiber das Theater-Bauwerk bei den
klassischen und modernen Voélkern. Wien. Lehmann’ & Wentzel.
1903. viii, 267 pp. Illus. Plates. Plans. *Cab.60.155.3

Strode, William.

Horrsten, E. G. The floating island, by William Strode, together
with an account of the life of the author, and a review of the
university drama in England, chiefly after the year 1600. Thesis,

University of Pennsylvania. [St. Louis. 1908] — 2552.181
Strolling player, A, pseud. See Roberts, John.
Strolling player, The. TrEmpLeton, W. #¥T 58.85

Strolling players.
See also Actors abroad; Italian players in France; Travelling

companies.
Apert, M. Les théatres de la foire. (1660-1789.) Paris. 1900.
Illus. Plates. 4676.104; **T.97.254

Auriac, P. E. J. M.v’, editor. Théatre de la foire. Recueil de piéces re-
présentées aux foires Saint-Germain et Saint-Laurent. Précédéd’un
essai historique sur les spectacles forains. Paris. 1878. **T.37.146

Bernarpin, N. M. La comédie italienne en France, et les theatres
de la foire et du boulevard. (1570-1791.) Paris. 1902. Illus.
Portraits. Plates. 2679.277

Bonnassigs, J. Les spectacles forains et la Comédie francaise. Le
droit des pauvres avant et aprés 1789. Les auteurs dramatiques
et la Comédie francaise au dix-neuviéme siécle d’aprés des docu-
ments inédits. Paris. 1875. Plate. 2677.76; **T.77.113

Camparpon, L. &. Les spectacles de la foire. Depuis 1595 jusqu’a
1791. Documents inédits recueillis aux Archives nationales. Paris.

1877. 2Vv. **T 75.6
CHALLAMEL, J. B. M. A. Les amuseurs de la rue. Paris. 1875. Plates.
**T 97.280

Cuarvon, E. H. La troupe du roman comique dévoilée et les
comédiens de campagne au xvire siécle. Le Mans. 1876, **T.54.20
Esparsis, A. A. v’. Les forains. Illus. Plates. (Jn Les demi-

cabots. Pp. 199-246. Paris. 1896.) ¥**T 97.230
FourneL, F. V. Tableaux du vieux Paris. Les spectacles populaires
et les artistes des rues. Paris. 1863. ¥**T 97.173
Frésautt, E. Les industriels du macadam. Dessins par A. Hum-
bert. Paris. 1868. Plates. **T 99.43
Girrarp, P, L. La tournée du pére Thomas. [Roman.] Paris. 1887.

**T 87.56

Gourtiet, J. B. Les charlatans célébres, ou tableau historique des
bateleurs, des baladans et de tous les personnages qui se sont
rendus célébres dans les rues et sur les places publiques de Paris.

Paris. 1819. 2v. Plate. **T 96.327
Hamper, T. E. Die fahrenden Leute in der deutschen Vergangenheit.
Leipzig. 1902. Illus. Portrait. Plates. 2831.26

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Strolling players. (Continued.)
Ryey, S. W. The itinerant, or memoirs of an actor. [Fiction.]

London. 1808-27. 9 v. Portrait. **T 57.3133 etc.
Tomxins, S., pseud. The adventures of a strolling player. An auto-
biography. London. [1868.] **T 58.127

Strong, Rowland.

Where and how to dine in Paris, with notes on Paris hotels, waiters
and their tips, Paris theatres, minor theatres, music halls, racing
round Paris, etc. London. Richards. 1900. 196 pp. 2639.34

Struck, Ferdinand.

Die altesten Zeiten des Theaters zu Stralsund. (1497-1834.) Ein
Beitrag zur Geschichte des deutschen Theaters. Stralsund.
Konigliche Regierungs-Buchdruckerei. 1895. 134 pp. **T.75.24

Struggle, The, for a free stage in London. NicHotson, W. 2552.33
Struggles and triumphs. Barnum, P. T. ¥**T 57.74; etc.
Stuart, Charles Douglas, editor.

Encore annual, The. 1894. Edited by Edward Lawrance and Charles

Douglas Stuart. London. [1894.] Portraits. **'T 93.15
Stuart, Charles Douglas, and A. J. Park.

The variety stage. A history of the music halls from the earliest
period to the present time. London. Unwin. [1895.] xii, 255
(1) pp. **T.97.174

Stuart, Donald Clive.

Stage decoration in France in the Middle Ages. New York. The
Columbia University Press. r1910. ix, 230 pp. [Columbia Univer-
sity studies in Romance philology and literature.] 4676.123

Student and singer. Santry, Sir C. **M.106.20; etc.
Student theatricals.

See also Amateur theatricals; Programmes. Theatre. Amateur. i

AppERLEY, Hon. J. G. The fight for the drama at Oxford. Some
plain facts narrated by J. G. Adderley. With a preface by W. L.
Courtney. Oxford. 1888. **T 98.29

Bettasis, E. The money jar of Plautus at the Oratory School: an
account of the recent representation. London. 1885. Illus.
Plate. ‘ **®T 56.135

The new Terence at Edgbaston: being notices of the perform-
ances [at the Oratory School] in 1880 [The cup-bearer] and 1881

 

[Phormio]. London. 1885. ¥**T 56.167
Boas, F. S. University drama in the Tudor age. Oxford. i914.
4574-196

CoLitece of St. Francis Xavier, New York City. The Latin play at
Saint Francis Xavier’s. [New York. 1890.] ¥*T 36.17
CoLuece theatricals. 60-98 pp. (Jn Tales from Blackwood. Vol. 2.
Edinburgh. [1861.]) *6§579a.153.2

Cooper, C. H. The actors in Dr. Legge’s tragedy of Richardus
Tertius, performed at St. John’s College, at the bachelors’ com-
mencement, 1579-1580. (Jn Cambridge Antiquarian Society, Eng-
land. Antiquarian communications. Vol. 1, pp. 347-357. Cam-
bridge. 1859.) *2506.6.1

Exuiot, W. G., editor. Amateur clubs & actors. With illustrations
by C. M. Newton and from photographs. London. 1898. Por-
traits. Plates. **T 96.141

Encuisu Cuius, Leland Stanford Junior University. The trve historie
of the Knyght of the Burning Pestle by Francis Beaumont and
John Fletcher. Booke of fhe play as presented by the English

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Student theatricals. (Continued.)
Clvb of the Stanford University; including a compendious dis-
course on seeing an Elizabethan play, and a notable account
of how a young gallant should behave himselfe in a play-house,
reprinted from the Gvlls horne-book by T. Deckar. San Fran-
cisco. 1903. Portrait. Plates. 2559a.109
Farren, R. The birds of Aristophanes as performed by members of
the University at the Theatre Royal, Cambridge, November,
1883. [Cambridge. 1884.] (11) plates. **T 42.5
The Eumenides of Aeschylus as performed by members of
the University at the Theatre Royal, Cambridge, December, 188s.
Cambridge. 1886. (6) plates. **T 42.4
—— Iphigenia in Tauris of Euripides. Performed by members of
the University at the Theatre Royal, Cambridge, November &
December, 1894. Cambridge. [1805.] (7) plates. ¥*T 41.2
—— The Oedipus Tyrannus of Sophocles as performed at Cam-
bridge Nov. 22-26, 1887. With a portrait of C. Villiers Stanford.
Cambridge. 1887. (6) plates. **T 41.3
Garrison, L. McK. An illustrated history of the Hasty Pudding
Club theatricals. With an introduction by J. T. Wheelwright.
Cambridge. 1897. Illus. Plates. *4480a.157
Gorrtot, L. V. Le théatre au collége du moyen Age a nos jours,
avec bibliographie et appendices. Le Cercle, francais de l’Uni-
versité Harvard. Préface par Jules Claretie. Paris. 1907. Plates.
4674.17
Hices, G. An account of the Christmas prince as it was exhibited
in the University of Oxford in the year 1607. (Jn Miscellanea
antiqua Anglicana. London. 1816.) No. 3 in *4512.142
Horrsten, E. G. The floating island, by William Strode, together
with an account of the life of the author, and a review of the
university drama in England, chiefly after the year 1600. Thesis,
University of Pennsylvania. [St. Louis. 1908.] 2552.181
Hosmer, J. K. The new wrinkle at Sweetbrier; or, the drama in
college. [Boston. 1872.] 4498.107
McConaucny, J. L. The school drama, including Palsgrave’s intro-
duction to Acolastus. New York. 1913. *3592.220.57
Macxinnon, A. The Oxford amateurs. A short history of theatricals
at the University. London. to10. Portrait. Plates. 2497.183
Norman, Sir H. An account of the Harvard Greek play [the Gdipus
Tyrannus of Sophocles]. Boston. 1882. Portraits. Plates. Music.
3006.8; **T 57.125; etc.
Op Westminster, An, pseud. The Westminster play [the Phormio of
Terence]: its actors and its visitors. [London.] 1855. **T.97.265
Pryor, F. R. The Cedipus Tyrannus. A record by L. Speed and F.
R. Pryor of the performance [at the University of Cambridge]
in November, 1887. Cambridge. [1888.] Illus. Plate. **T.31.6
RapcuirFe Co_tece Alumnae Association. Pirates of Penzance. For
the benefit of Radcliffe College Library. [Announcement. Bos-
ton. 1905.] 4358.66
Scumipt, E., Pater. Die Bithnenverhaltnisse des deutschen Schul-
dramas und seiner volkstiimlichen Ableger im sechzehnten Jahr-
hundert. Berlin. 1903. Plates. 4873.111
Stace, The, condemn’d and the encouragement to the immoralities
and profaneness of the theatre, by the English schools, univer-
sities and pulpits, censur’d. London. 1698. No.1 in **G.3823.20

 

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Student theatricals. (Continued.)

University of Chicago. At the Auditorium playe-house, Chicago,
neare to the bank-side, the seventeenth of Maye next, a right
mery and wittie comedie intituled The case is alterd, publiquely
acted by the students in the Universitie. [A synopsis of the play,
with notes. Chicago.] 1902. Portraits. Plates. ¥#6§579.123

University of Oxford. Archives. James I at Oxford in 1605. (Un
Malone Society. Collections. Vol. 1, part 3, pp. 247-259. [Ox-
ford.] 1909.) **G_4077.15.1.Part 3

WERENFELS, S. The usefulness of dramatic interludes, in the educa-
tion of youth: an oratioh spoke before the masters and scholars
of the University of Basil. London. 1744. No. 10 in **G,3824.2

Studies in seven arts. Symons, A. 4077.348

Studies in stagecraft. Hamitton, C. M. 2256.63

Studies of old actors. 1: Garrick in “Lord Hastings.” 11: Mossop in
“Cardinal Wolsey.” 111: Henderson in “Jacques.” [Dublin. 1863.]

450-458 pp. No. 4 in **G.62.5
Cut from the University Magazine, October, 1863 [Periodical Room *3188.1].
Studies of the drama. PinxnHam, G. R. **T 46.49
Studies of the stage. Matruews, J. B. 2409a.114; **T.49.2; etc.

Stuemcke, Heinrich C. A.

Die Deutsche Theaterausstellung, Berlin, 1910. Berlin. I91t. xii,
58 pp. 45 plates. Portraits. Facsimiles. [Gesellschaft fiir
Theatergeschichte. ] 6907.27

Henriette Sontag. Ein Lebens- und Zeitbild. Berlin. 1913. xvi,
312 pp. Portraits. Plates. Facsimiles. [Gesellschaft fur
Theatergeschichte.] . 6907.30

Stuemcke, Heinrich C. A., editor.

Buewne und Welt. [Semi-monthly.] Zeitschrift fiir Theaterwesen,

Literatur und Musik. Jahrgang I-14. 1898/o9-1912. Berlin.

[1898-]1912. 14 v. in 28. Illus. Portraits. Plates. **T 24,1
Scuroeper, A. S. Briefe von Sophie Schréder (1813-1868). Berlin.
1910. Portraits. 6907.26

Sturgis, Granville Forbes.
The influence of the drama. New York. The Shakespeare Press.

1913. 203 pp. : 6257.60
Lists of plays, etc., pp. 136-202. Relates also to theatrical conditions in the
United States.

Stuttgart, Germany. Theatres. HorrHEaTEr.

MueELter-Patm, A. Briefe aus der Bretterwelt. Ernstes und
Heiteres aus der Geschichte des Stuttgarter Hoftheaters. Stutt-
gart. 1881. ¥**T 76.071

WEXHL, F. von. Fiinfzehn Jahre Stuttgarter Hoftheater-Leitung. Ein
Abschnitt aus meinem Leben. Hamburg. 1886. Portrait. Plate.

; **T 76.30
Styles, John.

A defence of An essay on the immoral and anti-Christian tendency
of the stage, against the animadversions of a critique in the
Annual Review. London. Williams & Smith. 1807. 68 pp.

**T 96.109
The Annual Review, containing Arthur Aikin’s attack, may be found on shelf-
number *7295.10.5.

An essay on the character, immoral, and antichristian tendency of

the stage. Newport, Isle of Wight. The Author. 1806. xi, 139 pp.
**T 77.158

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Styles, John. (Continued.)
Same. An essay on the character and influence of the stage on morals
and happiness. 2d edition, with an appendix. London. Williams

& Smith. 1807. xi, 188 pp. **T 77.157
Same. The stage: its character and influence. 4th edition, revised.
London. Ward & Co. 1838. vi, 210 pp. **T 96.135

Subsidies. Government.
Bossuet, P. Histoire des théatres nationaux. Paris. [1900.] 4674.33
Mattiiot, A. L. Le nouveau régime des théatres dans les départe-
ments. Fondation des théatres impériaux de la province. Rouen.

1865. **T 97.222
Monvat, G. H. M. Les théatres subventionnés. Paris. 1879.

**T 95.63

Succés dramatiques, Les. Gurrarp, P. L. **T 49.9

Suckau, Edouard de, translator.
Lessinc, G. E. Dramaturgie de Hambourg. Paris. 1885. **T.47.29
Suite de l’Observateur des. spectacles. [Hebdomadaire.] Année, 1763.
Continuée par Mr. ***, No. 1-13. Jan. 4-mars 29, 1763.
Amsterdam, Chez H. Constapel. 1764. (1), 206 pp. ¥*T 28,22
Chevrier’s L’observateur des spectacles may be found on shelf-number **T.28.21.
Sullivan, Sir Arthur Seymour.

Cexuier, F. A., and C. Bripceman. Gilbert and Sullivan and their
‘operas. With recollections and anecdotes of D’Oyly Carte &
other famous Savoyards. Boston. 1914. Portraits. Plates. 4047.135

Firzceratp, P. H. The Savoy opera and the Savoyards [Gilbert and
Sullivan]. London. 1894. Illus. Portraits. 2578.113

Sullivan, Barry.

Lawrence, W. J. Barry Sullivan: a biographical sketch. London.
1893. Portrait. 5 _ **T.57.450

Srtuarp, R. M. Barry Sullivan and his contemporaries. A _ his-
trionic record. London. 1901. 2v. Portraits. 4545.176; **T.56.30

Sullivan, Mary.

Court masques of James I. Their influence on Shakespeare and the
public theatres. New York. Putnam. 1913. xi, 259 pp. Portrait.
Plate. Facsimile. 4594.170

Sullivan, Thomas Barry. See Sullivan, Barry.
Sumbel, Leah. See’ Wells, Mary.
Summers, William. See Sommers, William.

Sunny side of the street. Wu per, M. P. *4408.234

Supernumerary, A, pseud. See Ford, Tom.

Sur l’art du comédien. Fartty, E. J. **T 95.61

Sur l’Opéra et sur le danger auquel il vient d’échapper. Paris. Dela-
forest. [182-?] 8 pp. No. 4 in **M.126.8

Sur la scéne et dans la salle. Jaxuais, A. J. B. F.-R. pe. **T 79.21

Sur les planches. Lampert, A. L. **T.77.135

Surrey Dramatic Spectator, The: or, critical remarks on the daily
performances, with the bills of the play. Vol. 1 (no. 79). Jan.
30, 1828. [London.] 1828. ¥*T 26.17
Susarion, pseud., editor.
Tomkins, Simon, pseud. The adventures of a strolling player. An
autobiography. London. [1868.] ¥*T 58.127
Sutor, Alexander. ,
An essay on the stage: in which the arguments in its behalf, and
those against it, are considered; and its morality, character, and
effects illustrated. Aberdeen. Chalmers & Co. 1820. (10), 166
pp. 7.77.58
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Sutton, Albert.
Shakespeare and the drama. A catalogue of Shakespearean and
dramatic literature offered for sale by Albert Sutton. Man-

chester. [189-?] 23 pp. Portraits. ¥*T 65.43
Same. 24 pp. Portrait. [No. 107.] ¥*T 65.44
Same. 1905. 32 pp. Illus. Portraits. [No. 130.] **T 66.28

Svetloff, Valerian, and Léon Bakst.
Le ballet contemporain. Traduction frangaise de M.-D. Calvocoressi.
‘ (Paris. Brunoff.] 1912. (4), vii, (1), 134, (3) pp. Illus. Por-
traits. Plates, many colored. *4040a.140
Swan, Anna.

The Siamese twins, Chang and Eng. With sketches of the lives of
Miss Swan, the Nova-Scotian giantess, and Zoebida Luti, the
lady of beauty. London. [1869.] Portraits. **T 56.234

Swell, Jeremy, pseud.

The tailors’ revolt; a mock-heroic poem, in three books. London.
Hughes. 1805. v, 5-23 pp. No. 3 in **G.3824.14
Relates to a riot which took place at the Haymarket Theatre, August 15, 1805,
when a mob of tailors attempted to stop the performance of Samuel Foote’s
tragedy, The tailors. A reply to this poem, by A. Flint, called, The tailor’s
answer to the late attacks upon their profession . may be found on shelf-
number No. 6 in **G.3821.5.

Swift, Jonathan, alleged author.

A project for the advancement of religion, and the reformation of
manners. By a person of quality. London: Printed for Benj.
Tooke. 1709. 62 pp. No. 3 in **G.3823.14
Discusses in part the question of the theatre and amusements.

Switzerland. Theatres.
BretscHen, A. Das Theaterwesen in der Schweiz. Berlin. 1897.
**T 96.25
Sylvaticus, pseud. See Pennie, John Fitzgerald.
Symonds, John Addington, translator.

Gozzi, C., Conte. The memoirs of Count Carlo Gozzi. With essays
on Italian impromptu comedy. Also subjects illustrating Italian
comedy by Maurice Sand. London. 1890. 2v. Portrait. Plates,
some colored. ¥#*T 55.41; tC.

Symons, Arthur.
Plays, acting and music. London. Duckworth & Co. 1903. (11),

196 pp. Portraits. 6252.68
Studies in seven arts. 3d impression. New York. Dutton & Co.
1910. vii, 304 pp. 4077-348

Contains, among others, essays on Eleonora Duse; A new art of the stage; A
symbolist farce; Pantomime and the poetic drama; The world as ballet.
Synge, John Millington.
Bourcgots, M. John Millington Synge and the Irish theatre. [With
a list of first performances of Synge’s plays in various countries
and places.] London. 1913. Portraits. Plates. 4579-244.

T:, BE. B.
Le théatre St-Martin, revue satirique, critique, ou tout ce que Yon
voudra, en 82 lignes de prose soi-disant rimée. Paris. Huet. 1820.
7 pp. No. 7 in **G.3562.1

“za letter of compliment to the ingenious author of A treatise on the
passions, so far as they regard the stage; with a critical enquiry

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Mrs. P d. London: Printed for C. Corbrett. [1747.] 47 pp.
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Tableau, Le, des théatres, almanach nouveau. Pour l’année 1750. A Paris,
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Tableaux vivants. ,
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York. [1869.] 4009a.260
Tablettes dramatiques. Mouuy, C. pE F., Chevalier vr. **T 78.67; etc.
Taconet, Gaspard Toussaint.
Artaup, J. B. Taconet; ou mémoires historiques pour servir a la vie
de cet homme célébre. A Amsterdam, 1775. ¥*T 57.181
Taconnet, Toussaint Gaspard. See Taconet, Gaspard Toussaint.
Taglioni, Paolo.
[The revolt of the harem.] Programme of the story, scenery, and
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Tailor’s answer, The, to the late attacks upon their profession. FLInrt,
A., pseud. No. 6 in **G,3821.5
Tailors’ revolt, The. Swetz, Jeremy, pseud. No. 3 in **G.3824.14

Talbot, Frederick Arthur Ambrose.
Moving pictures: how they are made and worked. Philadelphia. J.
B. Lippincott Co. 1912. xv, 340 pp. Illus. Plates. Plans. [Con-
quests of science.] 8039.49
Practical cinematography and its applications. Philadelphia. J. B.
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Tale, The, of a modern genius. PENNE, J. F. ¥**'T 57.20

Tales from the note-book of a stroller. Stewart, D. **T 57.266

Tales from the note-book of an ex-actor. Frecx, D., and W. Artis.
¥**T 87.90

Talfourd, Sir Thomas Noon.
An apology for the life of Mr. Colley Cibber, comedian, written by
himself. [Review. London. 1820.] 167-181 pp.

No. 8 in **G.3930.13.1
Cut from the Retrospective Review, May 1, 1820 [Periodical Room *3184.3].
Colley Cibber’s Apology may be found on shelf-numbers **T.56.214; **T.54.73
etc.

Talfourd, Sir Thomas Noon. Works about.
Visitor, A, pseud. The theatre. Observations on a recent pamphlet,
entitled “The pulpit justified and the theatre condemned,” by the
Rev. John East, in a letter, addressed to Thomas Noon Talfourd.
London. 1844. **T76.100
Talk, A, about the green-room, and its people. Logan, O.
No. 14 in **G,3822.3
Talks with playgoers. Jones, H. A. **T 76.186
Tallis, John, & Co., publishers.
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Shakespeare’s plays. Proof impressions. [London. 1851?]
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A number of these portraits appear also in Tallis’s Shakspere gallery of en-
gravings.

Tallis’s Illustrated Life in London. See Sporting Pilot, The, and the
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Tallis’s Shakspere gallery of engravings. London. Tallis & Co. [1850-
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From Nov. 1850 to June 1851 this work was issued monthly under the title
Tallis’s Dramatic Magazine and General Theatrical & Musical Review. It was
succeeded by Tallis’s Drawing-room table book of theatrical portraits, memoirs,
and anecdotes, which was issued in six parts, and which consisted of biographical
sketches of actors. This was in turn succeeded by Tallis’s Shakspere gallery of
engravings, which was issued in twenty parts.

This volume contains all the issues under the first title; apparently all under
the second (although they are without separate title-pages and unnumbered) ;
and about half (also without title-pages) under the third.

A copy containing only Tallis’s Dramatic Magazine and General Theatrical &
Musical Review is on shelf-number *7250a.45.

Same. Intended as a supplementary volume, or to illustrate all
existing editions of the works of the immortal bard of Avon:
with essays on the plays, forming a history of the sources from
which he derived his subjects, and a critical analysis of every
drama. London. The London Printing and Publishing Co.
[185-?] Unpaged. Portraits. Plate. Autograph facsimiles.

: #*G,3952.11

Tallis’s Theatrical and Musical News. See Sporting Pilot, The, and the
Age, theatrical, musical, and sporting.

Talma, Cécile Caroline Charlotte. See Vanhove, Cécile Caroline
Charlotte.

Talma, Francois Joseph.

Mémoires de J.-F. Talma écrits par lui-méme et receuillis [sic] et mis
en ordre sur les papiers de sa famille par Alexandre Dumas.

Paris. Souverain. 1849, 50. 4 v. in 2. * 4646.55
Same. Tome 1-3. 1850. 3 v. in I. ¥*T 55.91
Réflexions sur Lekain et l’art théatral. Paris. Fontaine. 1856. (3),

xxiv, 95 pp. 4670b.52

At the end is a list of parts played by Talma. This may also be found in
Lekain’s Mémoires [**G.224.2.13].

Same. Reflexions on the actor’s art. With an introduction by Sir
Henry Irving, and a review by H. C. Fleeming Jenkin. New
York. 1015. (5), 63, (1) pp. [Columbia University. Dramatic
Museum.] **T46.61.4

Same. Talma on the actor’s art, with preface by Henry Irving.
London. Bickers. [1883.] 26, (1) pp. _ 4673.77; **T.76.142

Réponse au mémoire de la Comédie francaise. A Paris, Chez Garnéry.
L’an second de la liberté [1790]. (3), 27 pp. **T 76,162

Talma, Francois Joseph, prefacer. ;

Lexatn, H. L. Carn, called Lekain. Mémoires. Précédés de ré-
flexions sur cet acteur et sur l’art théatral, par F. Talma. Paris.
1825. **T 56.10; etc.

Talma, Francois Joseph. Works about.
A Monsieur Tama, aprés une représentation d’CEdipe sur le théatre

d’Amiens. [Vers. Amiens? 18—?] (1) p. **T 97.135
B., J. M. L’éléve de Melpoméne. AM. Talma. [Vers.] Paris. 1808.
**T 97.136

Corin, A. Etudes dramatiques. Talma et Empire. Paris. 1887.
¥**'T 57.200

— Etudes dramatiques. Talma et la Révolutions. Paris. 1887.
¥#*T 57.269

Duvat, E. Talma. Précis historique sur sa vie, ses derniers momens
et sa mort, suivi d’anecdotes, de quelques jugemens gur ce
tragédien et des discours prononcés sur sa tombe. Paris. 1826.
Portrait. #*T 59.38

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Firmin, J. F. BEcQUERELLE, called Firmin. Paralléle entre Talma et
Lekain. Esquisse. Suivi de quelques réflexions sur I’art

dramatique. Paris. 1826. **T 57.34
Laron, P. Discours prononcé sur la tombe de Talma, le 21 octobre
1826. Paris. 1826. ¥**T.97.17
Laucier, A. Notice sur Talma. Paris. 1827. (3), 136 pp. Plate.
Facsimile. No. 5 in **M.147.16

Manne, A. E. D. pg. Galerie historique des comédiens de la troupe
de Talma. Notices sur les principaux sociétaires de la Comédie
francoise depuis 1789 jusqu’ aux trente premiéres années de ce
siécle. (Ouvrage faisant suite 4 La troupe de Voltaire.) Lyon.
1866. Portraits. **T 56.93

Mé£yjaneLt, A. Mémoires de Talma. Londres. 1817. Plate.

No. 6 in **M.125.7

Moreau, C. F. J. B. Mémoires historiques et littéraires sur F.-J.
Talma. Paris. 1826. #RT 5.7.32

Parts. Theatres. COMEDIE FRANCAISE. Exposé de la conduite et les
torts du Sieur Talma, envers les comédiens frangais. A Paris.
1790. **T 76.109

PHILALETHE, pseud. Deux avis sur ce siécle, ou le vieillard d’autrefois
réfuté par homme d’aujourdhui. Critique pour les uns, panégy-
rique pour les autres, poéme philosophique et moral pour tout le
monde. Suivi d’une épitrea Mt Talma. Paris. [18—?] **T.97.133

Portier DE Litre, L. Justification des comédiens francois. Opinions
sur les chefs-d'ceuvres des auteurs morts, & projet de décret
portant réglement entre les auteurs dramatiques & tous les
comédiens du royaume. [Paris? 1790.] ¥**T 76.163

REGNAULT-Wanrin, J. B. J. I. P. Mémoires historiques et critiques
sur F.-J. Talma, et sur l’art théatral. Paris. 1827. **T.56.176; etc.

ReEIFFenBeERG, F, A. F. T., Baron ve. [Epitre a Talma.] N. p. [18—?]

**T 97.134
Tissot, P. F. Souvenirs historiques sur la vie et la mort de F.
Talma. Paris. 1826. Portrait. No. 5 in **M.125.7

Vanuove, C. C. C. Etudes sur Vart théatral suivies d’anecdotes
inédites sur Talma, et de la correspondance de Ducis avec cet
artiste, depuis 1792 jusqu’ en 1815. Paris. 1836. **T 76.54

Talma, J. F. See Talma, Francois Joseph.
Talmage, Thomas DeWitt.

Porteous, G. B. Rev. Dr. Porteous on the pulpit and stage; or,
churches and theatres, and players and preachers. An antici-
pated reply to Rev. Dr. Talmage’s tirade against theatres. New
York. 1874. 7464.134; **T.95.35

Tamburini, Antonio.

Bizz, J. pe. Tamburini et la musique italienne. Paris. 1877. Por-
trait. 2749a.51; No. 4 in **M.128.31

Maccotint, G. Della vita e dell’ arte di Antonio Tamburini fino al
giugno del 1842. Breve commentario. Faenza. [1842.] 4049.127

Tampier, L. C. Camille.

Derniéres heures de Rachel. Lettres qui lui ont été adressées sur
sa maladie. Paris. Labé. 1858 (3), 06, (3) pp.

No. 4 in **M.147.16
Taormina, Sicily. Theatres. TEATRO GRECO.

Gato, A. Descrizione istorica, ed antiquaria dell’ antico teatro di

Tavormina. [Messina? 1773.] Plates. *4098.101; etc.

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Taphanel, Achille.

Le Théatre de Saint-Cyr. (1689-1792.) D’aprés des documents

inédits. Versailles. Cerf. 1876. xi, 288pp. Plan. 2674.51; **T.76.14
Tarlton, Richard.

Tarlton’s jests; and News out of Purgatory, with notes, and some
account of the life of Tarlton. By James Orchard Halliwell.
London. [Shoberl.] 1844. xlvii, 135, (1) pp. [Shakespeare Society.]
Other copies are on shelf-numbers No. 1 in *4596.9; **G.3927.14. 4506.57

Tarlton’s jests. [With notices of him from various sources.] (Jn
Hazlitt, W. Carew, editor. Shakespeare jest-books. Vol. 2, pp.
189-260. London. 1864.) 4598.11.2
Another copy is on shelf-number **G.4072.8.2.

Tarlton, Richard. Works about.

Nicuotson, B. Kemp and the play of Hamlet — Yorick and Tarlton
—a short chapter in dramatic history. (mn New Shakspere So-
ciety. Transactions. No. 8. 1880-6. Part 1, pp. 57-66. London.
1881.) ¥*6§552.10.1880-1886.1 ; etc.

Taschereau, Jules. Antoine.

Histoire de la vie et des ouvrages de Moliére. Paris. Ponthieu.
1825. vj, 448 pp. Autograph facsimiles. 4645.67

Same. 2e édition augmentée. Brissot-Thivars. 1828. vij, 452 pp. 2655.4
Bibliographie de Moliére, pp. 415-436. Other copies are on shelf-numbers
**4706.13; **G.3521.11.

Same. 3e édition, augmentée. (3), iv, 316 pp. Portrait. Plate.

, Bibliographie de Moliére, pp. 277-300. ¥*T 57.325
Taste, The, of the town. [Anon.] See Ralph, James.

Tatler, The, a miscellany of literature, fine arts, music, and theatricals.

Edited by R. Seton. [Tri-weekly.] New series, no. 1-56, 58, 59.

April 2— October 6, 1832. London. 1833. ¥#*T 25.30
Tawney, Mildred C. See Vyvyan, Mildred C.
Taylor, ;

 

Theatrical portraits, epigramatically delineated; wherein the merit
and demerit of most of our stage heroes and heroines are excel-
lently painted by some of the best masters. London: Printed for
J. Bew. [1774.] ix, 14 pp. No. 13 in **G.3820.9
On actors in the London theatres.

Taylor, Clara Marie Cecilia Stella.

CreaHaNn, J. The life of Laura Keene, actress, artist, manager and
scholar. With reminiscences of her daughters [Clara Marie
Cecilia Stella Taylor and Emma Taylor]. Philadelphia. 1897.
Portraits. Plates. 4343.225; **T.55.60

Taylor, Douglas, editor.

Drew, L. L. Autobiographical sketch of Mrs. John Drew. With
an introduction by her son John Drew. With biographical notes
by Douglas Taylor. New York. 1899. Illus. Portraits. Plate.

4343.212; **T.56.253

Maeprr, C. F. Autobiography. New-York. 1897. Portraits. **T.95.16

Taylor, Emerson.

Practical stage directing for amateurs. A handbook for amateur
managers and actors. New York. Dutton & Co. [1916.] (6),
194 pp. Diagram. 6257.106

Taylor, Hobart Chatfield Chatfield-.

Goldoni. A biography. Illustrations from the paintings of Pietro

and Alessandro Longhi. New York. Duffield & Co. 1913. (1),

xvii, 695 pp. Portrait. Plates. 2744.93
Bibliographiy, pp. 646-668. Contains chapters on the theatre at Venice.

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Taylor, Hobart Chatfield Chatfield-. (Continued.)
Moliére. A biography. New York. Duffield & Co. 1906. xxv, 434
pp. Plates. 2642.206
Taylor, Isidore Justin Séverin, Baron.
Catalogue de [sa] bibliothéque dramatique, dont la vente aura lieu
27 novembre—13 décembre. Paris. Techener. 1893. xvi, 491,
(2) pp. **T 64.4
Taylor, John.
Poems on various subjects. London. Payne & Foss. 1827. 2 v.

Many of these deal with actors and the stage. ¥*T 96.198
Records of my life. London. Bull. 1832. 2v. Portrait. Autograph
facsimile. **T55.103
Contains many references to actors.
Same. New-York. Harper. 1833. 461 pp. ¥*T 55.104

Other copies are on shelf-numbers **K.33.2; **K.33.12.
Taylor, John, the Water Poet.

The trve cavse of the watermen’s suit concerning players, and the
reasons that their playing on London side is their extreame
hindrances. With a relation how farre that suit was proceeded
in, and the occasions that it was not effected. [London. 1872.]
19 pp. [The old book collector’s miscellany. Vol. 2.] **T.76.145
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 15 in *4555.52.2.

Taylor, Tom.
The great actors of 1775. [London. 1863.] 83-89, 158-169, 245-250
No. 3 in **G.62.5

Pp.
Cut trom the Victoria Magazine, May, July, 1863 [Periodical Room *7363.1].
Devoted to Garrick, Weston, and others.

Personal reminiscences by O’Keeffe, Kelly and Taylor. New York.
Scribner, Armstrong & Co. 1875. xxi, 341 pp. 6549.129
The theatre in England. Some of its shortcomings and possibilities.
London. The British & Colonial Publishing Co., Ltd. 1871. 11,

(1) pp. **T 95.36
Reprinted from The Dark Blue, Aug., 1871 [*7317.50.1].

Taylor, William.
A concise statement of transactions and circumstances respecting
the King’s Theatre, in the Haymarket, together with the official
correspondence upon the same subject. 2d edition. London:

Published by J. Debrett. 1791. (3), 48 pp. No. 4 in **G.3824.13
This theatre is now called His Majesty’s Theatre.

Tcheng-Ki-Tong.

Les Chinois peints par eux-mémes. Le théatre des Chinois. Etude
de mceurs comparées. Paris. Lévy. 1886. (5), xii, 324 pp.
[Bihliothéque contemporaine.] 3019a.56; **T.47.26

Tears, The, of genius. Sueripan, R. B. B. **T 57.403
Teasdale, Harvey.

The life and adventures of Harvey Teasdale, the converted clown and
man monkey. With his remarkable conversion in Wakefield
Prison. 9th edition.—18th thousand. Sheffield. The General
Printing & Publishing Co., Ltd. 1873. 103, (1) pp. ¥**T 57.370

Tea-table talk. Maruews, A. 2578.52; **T.56.316

Teatro, Il, e gli artisti. Mastrrani, G. **T 76.67

Technik, Die, der Aktschliisse im deutschen Drama. Hocucreve, W.
6257.390

Tegg, Thomas.
The rise, progress, and termination of the O. P. War, in poetic
epistles, or Hudibrastic letters. London. Tegg. 1810. xi, 179 pp.
**T 78.41
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Tegg, Thomas. (Continued.)

Shakspeare and his contemporaries. With the plots of his plays,
theatres and actors. London. Tegg & Co.: 1879. ix, (1), 244 pp.
Portraits. Plates. Autograph facsimile. 2597.38; **T.57.273

Telbin, Rose.

D., J. M. Memoir of the late Miss Rose Telbin. [New York. 185-?]

Portrait. ¥**T 98,114; etc.
Telbin, W., illustrator.

Lonpon. Theatres. LyckEUM THEATRE. Souvenir of King Henry the
Eighth, presented 5th January, 1892, by Henry Irving. London.
1892. (20) plates. 4599a.109; **T.58.151

Témoin, Un, de ses fautes, pseud. See Banville, Théodore Faullain de.
Tempel, J. x

Scenen aus Shakespeare’s Dramen. [London? 187-?] 12 plates.

With descriptive matter on the reverse side. No. 2 in **G.3952.28
Tempéte, La. Storm, The. Programme of the story, scenery & dances,
in the new grand fairy ballet, in two acts, The storm. Founded
on ‘La tempéte.’ London. [1834.] ¥**T 36.68
Templeton, John.

Husk, W. H., editor. Templeton & Malibran. Reminiscences with

original letters & anecdotes. London. [1880.] Portraits.
4057.39; **M.149.29
Templeton, William.

The strolling player; or, life and adventures of William Templeton.

London. Symonds. 1802. 3 v. ¥*T 58.85
Tentation, La, de Saint-Antoine. Ruivikre, H. L. 4043.115
Terentius Afer, Publius. Phormio.

The Phormio of Terence. Translated into English prose by M. H.
Morgan. With a new prologue by J. B. Greenough and with the
Vatican miniatures accurately reproduced. Cambridge. Wilson.

1894. xv, 101, (I) pp. xxvi plates. ¥*T 35.23
Issued in connection with the performance of the play given by Harvard
students on April 19, 1&94.

Terentius Afer, Publius. Works about.

Betvasis, E. The new Terence at Edgbaston: being notices of the
performances [at the Oratory School] in 1880 [The cup-bearer]
and 1881 [Phormio]. London. 1885. **T 56.167

Oxtp WEsTMINSTER, An, pseud. The Westminster play [Terence’s
Phormio]: its actors and its visitors. [London.] 1855. **T.97.265

Termagant, Roxana, pseud. See Thornton, Bonnell.
Terpsichore. Duvat, G. 6009a.80
Terriss, William.

SmytuHe_, A. J. The life of William Terriss, actor. With an introduction

by Clement Scott. Westminster. 1898. Portraits. Plates. **T.55.57
Terry, Daniel.

British theatrioal gallery, a collection of whole length portraits, with
biographical notices. [London.] Berthoud. 1825. (77) pp. Por-
-traits. ¥*T 52.1

Same. Colored portraits. **K 83.7

Terry, Ellen.

The Russian ballet. With drawings by Pamela Colman Smith. New
York. The Bobbs-Merrill Co. [10913.] viii, (1), 52, (2) pp. Illus.
Portrait. Plates. **T 97.344

The story of my life. Recollections and reflections. New. York.
The McClure Co. 1908. (14), 407 pp. Portraits. Plates. Auto-
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Terry, Ellen. Works about.
Craic, E. G. Henry Irving, EJlen Terry, etc. A book of portraits.

[Chicago. 1899.} Portraits. Plate. #*T 52.8
Hiatt, C. Ellen Terry and her impersonations. An appreciation.
London. 1898. Portraits. 2549.149; **T.57.205
MarsHatu, C. Ellen Terry. London. 1907. Portraits. Plates.
4549a.196
Pemperton, T. E. Ellen Terry and her sisters. New York. 1902.
Portraits. Plates. - 4545-178; **T.56.112
Scott, C. W. Ellen Terry. New York. [1900.]
4549a.189; **T.58.144

Terry, William H.

Catalogue of [his] valuable dramatic and American historical library.
To be sold at auction June 14-22, by the Anderson Auction Com-
pany. New York. 1906. 2v.in 1. [No. 468, 469.] **T 65.28

Terry family.
PempBerton, T. E. Ellen Terry and her sisters. New York. 1902.

Portraits. Plates. 4545.178; **T 56.112
Testimonies on the nature and tendency of theatrical amusements.
[Dublin. 18—?] 16 pp. ¥**T 96.112

In opposition to the theatre.

Testimony, The, of truth to exalted merit: or, a biographical sketch of
the Right Honourable the Countess of Derby; in refutation of a
false and scandalous libel. London: Printed for the booksellers.

1797. 35 PP. | **T57.347
A reply to Memoirs of the present Countess of Derby by Petronius Arbiter, Esq.
{pseud. **T.55.2].

Testu, :

Histoire universelle des théatres de toutes les nations, depuis Thespis
jusqu’ a nos jours; par une société de gens de lettres [J. M. L.
Coupé, G. F. F. Des Hayes, Lefuel de Méricourt, et Testu].
A Paris, chez les auteurs. 1779-1781. 13 v. Portraits. Plates.
Plans. **T 47.87
Another copy is on shelf-number **G.224.1.

Teuber, Oscar.

Geschichte des Prager Theaters. Von den Anfangen des Schauspiel-

wesens bis auf die neueste Zeit. Prag. Haase. 1883-1888. 3 v.

2875.152
Contents. — 1. Von den Keimen des Theaterwesens in Prag bis zur Griindung
des Nostitz’schen Theaters, des spateren deutschen Landestheaters. 2. Von der
Brunian-Bergopzoom’schen Biihnen-Reform bis zum Tode Liebich’s, des gréssten
Prager Bithnenleiters (1771-1817). 3. Vom Tode Liebich’s, des gréssten Prager
Buhnenleiters, bis auf unsere Tage (1817-1887).

Teuber, Oscar, and Alexander Weil. :

Das k.k. Hofburgtheater seit seiner Begruendung. Wien. Gesell-
schaft fiir vervielfaltigende Kunst. 1896-1906. 3 v. Illus. Por-
traits. Plates. [Die Theater Wiens.] *Cab.28.27.2.2

Thackeray, Thomas James.
On theatrical emancipation, and the rights of dramatic authors. Lon-

 

don. Chapple. 1832. 47 pp. **T 76.184
Contains an account of the French laws respecting the rights of dramatic
authors.

Thalasso, Adolphe.
Moliére en Turquie. Etude sur le théatre de Karagueuz. Paris.

Tresse & Stock. 1888. 26, (1) pp. **T 56.58
Relates to Turkish shadow pantomimes. Extrait du Moliériste (décembre 1887-

janvier 1888) [**T.26.6.9].

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Thalasso, Adolphe. (Continued.)
Le Théatre libre. Essai critique, historique et documentaire. Suivi
de notices biographiques, et précédé d’une préface par Jean Jullien.

Paris. Mercure de France. 1909. xvi, 290, (I) pp. 4677.141
Contents. — Le théatre en France a4 la fondation du Théatre libre. — Antoine
et la fondation du Théatre libre. — Causes de la décadence du Théatre libre. —
Influence du Théatre libre. — Les maitres, les auteurs et les comédiens du
Théatre libre. —- Notes et documents. — Listes et index.
Thalia auf der Landstrasse. Bortz, A. **T 57.350
That reminds me. RusseEt1, Sir E. R. 4543-149; etc.
Theater. Baur, H. 6899a.316

Theater, Die, in Berlin. Die innere Ansicht, die Eintheilung, Einrich-
tung und Preise sammtlicher Platze. Berlin. Berger. [188-?] 7

plans. *4839a.37
Contents. — Konig]. Opernhaus. — Kénigl. Schauspielhaus. — Friedrich Wilhelm-
stadtisches Winter Theater. — Friedrich-Wilhelmstadtisches Saison-Theater. —
Wallner-Theater. — Victoria Sommer-Theater. — Victoria Winter-Theater.
Theater und Kirche. Att, H. **T.77.235
Theaterdirektor, Der. Merrick, L. No. 6 in 4896.50.438
Theaterfreund, Der. Ferrnzacu, L., Jr. ¥*2175.10

Theater-Gebaude. Illus. Plans. (Jn Klasen, Ludwig. Grundriss-
Vorbilder von Gebauden aller Art. Abtheilung 10, pp. I009Q—11090.
Leipzig. 1887.) ¥* 4103.58.10

Theatergeschichtliche Forschungen.

Burkuarpt, C. A. H. Das Repertoire des Weimarischen Theaters
unter Goethes Leitung, 1791-1817. Hamburg. 1801. 6872.36
Devrient, H. F. F. Johann Friedrich Sch6nemann und seine Schau-
spielergesellschaft. Ein Beitrag zur Theatergeschichte des 18.

Jahrhunderts. Hamburg. - 1895. 6872.53
Gross, E. Die altere Romantik und das Theater. Hamburg. gio.
6872.64

HeEITMUELLER, F. F. 1. Adam Gottfried Uhlich. wu. Hollandische
Koméddianten in Hamburg. (1740 und 1741.) Hamburg. 1894.

6872.49

Herz, E. Englische Schauspieler und englisches Schauspiel zur

Zeit Shakespeares in Deutschland. Hamburg. 1903. Maps. 6872.60

Hocucreve, W. Die Technik der Aktschltisse im deutschen Drama.

Leipzig. 1914. ; 6872.71
Hopermann, R. H. Geschichte des Gothaischen Hoftheaters, 1775-
1779. Nach den Quellen. Hamburg. 1894. 6872.51

Kwnupsen, H. Heinrich Beck, ein Schauspieler aus der Bliitezeit des
Mannheimer Theaters im 18. Jahrhundert. Leipzig. 1912. Por-
traits. 6872.67

Kopp, H. Die Bihnenleitung Aug. Klingemanns in Braunschweig.
Mit einem Anhang: Die Repertoire des Braunschweiger National
Theaters. Ein Beitrag zur deutschen Theatergeschichte des 19.
Jahrhunderts. Hamburg. 1go1. : 6872.59

OserRLaENDER, H. Die geistige Entwicklung der deutschen Schau-
spielkunst im 18. Jahrhundert. Hamburg. 1808. 6872.57

Ricuter, H. Schauspieler-Charakteristiken. Leipzig. 1914. 6872.70

Scutoresser, R. Friedrich Wilhelm Gotter: sein Leben und seine
Werke. Ein Beitrag zur Geschichte der Bithne und Bithnendich-
tung im 18. Jahrhundert. Hamburg. 1804. 6872.52

— Vom Hamburger Nationaltheater zur Gothaer Hofbiihne.
1767-1779. Dreizehn Jahre aus der Entwickelung eines deutschen
Theaterspielplans. Hamburg. 1895. 6872.55

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Staut, E. L. Joseph von Auffenberg und das Schauspiel der

Schillerepigonen. Hamburg. 1ogIo. ; 6872.63
Vincke, C. F. G., Freiherr von. Gesammelte Aufsatze zur Bithnen-
geschichte. Hamburg. 1893. 6872.48
Theater-Reformen? Erpomanv, G. A. ¥**T 97.92
Theater-Wespen. Bertram, A. **®T 97.197
Theatralische Carriéren. Lewinsky, J. #*T 57.173
Theatre.

See also Actors; Ballet; Drama. Construction; Dramatists; Educa-
tional plays; Elizabethan theatre; Periodicals; Shakespeare.
Representation of his plays; Singers; Theatrical illustrations; and the
subdivision Theatres under the names of countries and cities.

A Beckett, A. W. Green-room recollections. Bristol. [1896.]

¥*T.77.96

Actors’ remonstrance, The, or complaint, for the silencing of their
profession, and banishment from their severall playhouses. Lon-

don. 1643. [London.] 1822. **T 95.31; etc.
Avams, W. D. With poet and player. Essays on literature and the
stage. London. 1801. 4578.141; **T.98.28
Appress, An, to the ladies on the indecency of appearing at immodest
plays. London. 1756. No. 5 in **G.3824.16
Anperson, J. R. An actor’s life. With an introduction by W. E.
Adams. London. tI902. Portraits. Plates. 4549a.193

ArcHER, W. About the theatre. Essays and studies. London. 1886.
4570a.76; **T.77.17
— Drama. (Jn The mind of the’century. Pp. 14-24. London.

[1901.]) 4559-172
Art, L’, de cabaler dans les spectacles, poéme didactique, en prose
et en trois chants. Paris. 1811, No. 9 in **G.3562.2

Aucer, H. N. J. Physiologie du théatre. Paris. 1830, 40. 3 v.
**T 76.27; etc.

Batiein, J. Jeremy Collier’s Angriff auf die englische Bithne.
Ein Beitrag zur Geschichte des englischen Dramas. Marburg.

1910, 2557-173
Beuiancer, J. Entre deux spectacles. Esquisses théatrales. Paris.
1879. **T 77.98

Bennett, E. A. Cupid and commonsense. A play in four acts.
With a preface on the crisis in the theatre. New York. [1908.]

4579a.304

Bercer, A. M. J., Freiherr von. Studien und Kritiken. Wien. 1896.
m 4877-35

— Uber Drama und Theater. Fiinf Vortrage. Leipzig. 1900.
**T 77.60

Bernuetm, A. J. Trente ans de théatre. Paris. 1003, 04. 2 v.
**T 277.1103 etc.
Bertram, A. Theater-Wespen. Enthiillungen, Skizzen, Bilder und
Chargen aus dem Theaterleben. Als Beitrag zur Eledigung der
Reorganisirungsfrage des Theaterwesens. Berlin. 1863. **T.97.197
Bircu, J. F. Stage secrets and tricks of the trade. Being the con-
fessions of an actor. [New York.] 1913. ¥*T 77.216
Brum, R., and others, editors. Allgemeines Theater-Lexikon oder
Encyklopadie alles wissenswerthen fiir Bithnenkiinstler, Dilet-
tanten und Theaterfreunde. Altenburg. 1846. 7 v. in 3. Plates.
Plan. **T78.69

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Bonnassigs, J. Le théatre et le peuple. Esquisse d’une organisation
théatrale. Paris. 1872. } 4679.50; **T.77.105
CarLHava p’Estanpoux, J. F. Les causes de la décadence du théatre,
et les moyens de le faire refleurir; mémoire présenté a I’Institut
de France. Paris. 1807. No. 4 in **G.3562.2; etc.
Catuiacul, N. Nicolai Calliachii De ludis scenicis mimorum, &
pantomimorum syntagma posthumum. Patavii. 1713. Portrait.
**G.294.54
Catvert, F. B. Theatre versus conventicle; or, the drama attacked
and defended: containing Mr. Calvert’s letters in defence of the
stage, to the Rev. T. Best, of Sheffield; with the subsequent

controversy, in the Leeds Independent of 1824. Hull. 1826,
: **T 96.41; etc.
Cannan, G. The joy of the theatre. London. [1913.] #*T 78.72

Cuanpier, F. W. Aspects of modern drama. [New York.] 1914.
6257.97

Cuappuzeau, S. Le théatre francois divisé en trois livres, of il est
traité: 1. De usage de la comédie; 11. Des autheurs qui soutien-
nent le théatre; 111. De la conduite des comédiens. [Anon.] Lyon.
1674. [Bruxelles. 1867.] ¥*T 78.59
CHARPENTIER, L. Causes de la décadence du goiit sur le théatre, ot
Yon traite des droits, des talens, & des fautes des auteurs; des
devoirs des comédiens, de ce que la société leur doit, & de leurs
usurpations funestes a l’art dramatique. Au Parnasse francois, &

se trouve a Paris. 1768. **T 78,29
Cuastes, V. E. P. Etudes contemporaines: thé4tre, musique et
voyages. Paris. 1867. 2679a.88; **T.77.108

Cuevatuier, H. G. S. Les coulisses. [Paris. 1838.] 31 plates.
**T 72.2

Cutment, J. M. B., and J. pe La Porte. Anecdotes dramatiques;
contenant 1°. Toutes les piéces de théatre joués a Paris ou en
province. 2°. Tous les ouvrages dramatiques qui n’ont été repré-
sentés sur aucun théatre, mais qui sont imprimés, ou conservés
en manuscrit. 3°. Anecdotes. 4°. Les noms de tous les auteurs,
poétes ou musiciens, qui ont travaillé pour tous nos théatres, de
tous les acteurs célébres, qui ont joué 4 tous nos spectacles, avec
un jougement de leurs ouvrages & de leurs talens. 5°. Un tableau,
accompagné d’anecdotes, des théatres de toutes les nations.

[Anon.]. A Paris. 1775. 3 v. *kT 58.3; etc.
Courier, W. A book of etiquette entitled “Don’t do that.” Vol. 1.
[New York. 1909.] Portraits. Plates. **T 80.6

ConcrEs international de l’art théatral, Paris, 1900. L’art théatral.
Congrés international de 1900 tenu a l’Exposition universelle au
Palais des Congrés du 27 au 31 juillet 1900. Paris. 1901. Plans.

**'T 75.15

Cooke, J. The stage. Its present state, and prospects for the
future. London. [18 40.] ¥**T 76.102
Covartuac, J. J. L. Physiologie du théatre. Paris. 1841. Illus.
Plates. **T 99.29
Craic, E. G. On the art of the theatre. Chicago. [1911.] Plates.
8069a.162

Cressy, W. M. Continuous vaudeville. [A book of anecdotes,
principally about the theatre and actors.] ‘Boston. [1914.] Illus.
Portraits. Plate. : **T.97.349

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Theatre. (Continued.)
Davenport, A. B. Miscellaneous pamphlet series. No. 1-3. Boston.

1907, 08. Iv. Chart. . ¥**T 77,26
—— Stage affairs in America today. No. 1-15. Jan. 15-Apr. 23,
1907. Boston. 1907. ¥*T 97.117

Davince, W. P. Footlight flashes. New-York. 1866.
4343.231; **T.57.245

Detpra, A. French drama; or, a discussion on the following ques-
tion: which are the best means of making theatres vie with each
other in promoting the perfection of taste and the improvement

of morals? London. 1818. No. 3 in *6575.1.12
Derrick, S. A general view of the stage. London. 1759.

: ¥**T 47.953 etc.
DescHauMEs, E. Le mal du théatre. Paris. 1888. **T 77,140
Dierose, J. Diprose’s Book of the stage and the players. [London.

1877.] Illus. Portraits. Plates. **T 77.156

Donne, W. B. Essays on the drama. London. 1858. 2609.6; etc.
Drama, The. — Madmen — ghosts — reading—soliloquies—morality.

[Boston. 1829.] No. 4 in **G.3822.1
Dramaticus, pseud. Improprieties in theatrical representation. [Also,
Stage costumes. London. 1789.] No. 22 in **G.3822.3

DrRaMATURGISCHE Nachrichten. Stiick 1. Bonn. 1779. Portrait.
**T 77.193

Epstein, M. Theater und Volkswirtschaft. Berlin. 1914. *3562.53.36
FAvERSHAM, W. The theatre as a power. An address given in the
Chicago University Extension Course of the Lectures on the

Drama. [Saint Louis.] 1911. **T.75.76
Feusinec, O. Streifziige durch die Theaterwelt. Dresden. [1895.]
#*T 75.25

Fenton, W. The itinerant Thespians, or the theatre dissected. [A
satire in verse. London.] 1792. No. 5 in **G.3824.6

Ferrer, J. Tratado de las comedias en el qual se declara si son
licitas, y si hablando en todo rigor sera pecado mortal el repre-
sentarlas, el verlas, y el consentirlas. En Barcelona. 1618.

**D_.170b.30

Ficurer, G. L. Le théatre scientifique. Paris. 1882. 2¢ édition.

**'T 76.32

Fiuiprr, J. pe. Catalogue des estampes & dessins, architecture

théatrale, scénes théatrales, décorations, costumes et portraits

dont la vente: aura lieu 23-25 mai. Paris. 1861. **T 66.6
Fiorentino, P. A. Comédies et comédiens. Série 1, 2.- Paris. 1866.
2v. ¥*T 77.122
Fitcu, W. C. The play and the public. (Jn his Plays. Memorial
edition. Vol. 4, pp. v-xlviii. Boston. 1915.) 4409b.179.4
Firzcrratp, P. H. Principles of comedy and dramatic effect. Lon-
don. 1870. 2477-523 **T.75.56
—— The world behind the scenes. London. 1881.
2476.66; **T.77.184
Forp, T. A peep behind the curtain, by a supernumerary. Boston.
[1850.] Plates. **T 97.200; etc.
FourneLt, F. V.  Curiosités théatrales anciennes et modernes,
francgaises et étrangéres. Paris. 1859. **T 78.46

Frey, E. F. Bithnenreform und Volkstheater. Ein Fortschritt oder
Riickschritt? Zwei Aufsatze zur Warnung und Aufklarung, von
Ed. Ferd. Frey und R. Gollmer. Kreuznach. 1890. **T 75.23

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Theatre. (Continued.)

Fyzes, F. The theatre and its people. New York. 1900. Portraits.
Plates. 4343-2183 **T.77.73
Garrick Crus, Cambridge, England. The. album of the Cambridge
Garrick Club: containing original and select papers on the drama,
and the proceedings of that.society. Cambridge. 1836. Portrait.

**T 78.50

Girrarp, P. L. Nos mceurs. La vie au théatre. Paris. [1888.] Illus.
Plates. ¥*T 77.111
Ginisty, P. La vie d’un théatre. Paris. 1898. Illus. Portraits.
Plates, some colored. Plan. ¥**T 78.33

Goopwin, T. Sketches and impressions, musical, theatrical, and
social (1799-1885). From the after-dinner talk of Thomas Good-
win, by R. Osgood Mason. New York. 1887.

4490b.69; **M.109b.42

Grosert, J. F. L. De l’exécution dramatique, considérée dans ses

rapports avec le matériel de la salle et de la scéne. Paris. ‘1800.

Plans. **T 76.167
Gross, E. Die altere Romantik und das Theater. Hamburg. 1910.
6872.64

Gurpz, The, to the stage; or, how to enter the theatrical profession,
obtain an engagement, and become an actor. Founded on and
partly taken from Leman Rede’s book [The road to the stage];
with modern list of theatres, &c, &c. Corrected to August, 1872.
New York. [1872.] / 6259b.258

Guipz, A, to the stage: or, select instructions and precedents from
the best authorities towards forming a polite audience; with some
account of the players, &c. London. 1751. No. 5 in **G.3823.16

Haticn, A. E. The Attic theatre. A description of the stage and
theatre of the Athenians, and of the dramatic performances at
Athens. Oxford. 1889. Illus. Plates. Plans. Diagram.

2963.71; **T.75.48; etc.

Hamitton, C. M. Problems of the playwright. New York. 1917.

6257.370

—— The theory of the theatre, and other principles of dramatic
» criticism. New York. IgIo. 2256.62
Hangin, St. J. E. C. Puritanism and the English stage. — How to
run an art theatre for London. — The need for an endowed
theatre in London. (Jn his Dramatic works. Vol. 3, pp. 131-148,
171-179, 203-221. London. 1912.) 45794.320.3
Henriet, F. Monographie du spectateur au théatre. Paris. 1892.
**T 97.164.

Heronno, F. The world’s argument: or, justice and the stage. A
dramatic debate. London. 1887. #*T 75.20
Hirrernan, P. Dramatic genius. London. 1770. **T 74.9; etc.

Horrmann, E. T. W. Seltsame Leiden eines Theater-Direktors.
Aus miindlicher Tradition mitgetheilt vom Verfasser der Fantasie-
stiicke in Callots Manier. Berlin. 18109. #*T 78.37

HouiincsHeEaD, J. Plain English. London. 1880. **T 77.66

Husert, P. G. The stage as a career. A sketch of the actor’s life;
its requirements, hardships, and rewards. New York. 1900.

2576.159; **T.77.123

Hutton, L. Plays and players. New York. 1875. 2405.59; **T.75.56

Irvine, Sir H. The drama. Addresses. With a frontispiece by
Whistler. New York. [18092.] Portrait. **T 77,1193 etc.

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— The stage. Address delivered at the Perry Barr Institute,
near Birmingham. London. 1878. **T 96.284
Jennincs, J. J. Theatrical and circus life; or, secrets of the stage,
green-room and sawdust arena. St. Louis. 1882. Illus. Portraits.

Plates. 5 **T 76,148
Jones, S. The actor and his art. Some considerations of the present
condition of the stage. London. 1899. #*T 77,214
Juvuren, J. L. A. Airs variés. Histoire, critique, biographie musi-
cales et dramatiques. Paris. 1877. 4057.35; **M.127.40

Juvenite Protective Association, Chicago. Five and ten cent
theatres. Two investigations, 1909 and 1911. Text by Louise de
Koven Bowen. Chicago. [1911?] 7 5576.283

Kemste, F. A. On the stage. [London. 1863.] No. 26 in **G.3822.3

KenpaL, M. The drama. A paper read at the congress of the
National Association for the Promotion of Social Science, Birm-
ingham. London. [1884.] Portrait. ¥**T 98.57

—— Dramatic opinions. Boston. 1890. Portrait.

4579.117; **T.58.104; etc.

Lampert, A. L. Sur les planches. Paris. [1894.] **T 77.135

LEHRER-VEREINIGUNG fiir die Pflege der kiinstlerischen Bildung, Ham-
burg, Germany. Unsere Volksschiler im Stadttheater. Hamburg.

1898. 7592.32
Lemonnirr, A. Les abus du théatre. Quelques directeurs en robe
de chambre. Paris. 1895. **®T 98.19

Lennox, Lord W. P. Plays, players and playhouses at home and
abroad. With anecdotes of the drama and the stage. London.
1881. 2 v. 2454.59; **T.77.82

Letter, A, to Mr. Garrick on the opening of the theatre, with
observations on the conduct of managers, to actors, authors, and
audiences: and particularly to new-performers. London. 1758.

No. 9 in **G.3824.16

Lewinsky, J., editor. Vor den Coulissen. Original-Blatter von Cele-

britaten des deutschen Theaters und der Musik. Berlin. 1881, 82.

Portraits. ; **T 56.3023 etc.
Locan, O. Apropos of women and theatres. New York. 18609.
5585.74; **T.97.258; etc.

—— Before the footlights and behind the scenes: a book about
“the show business” in all its branches. Philadelphia. 1870.
Illus. Portraits. Plates. « * 4504.9

— Same. The mimic world, and public exhibitions. Their history,
their morals, and effects. Philadelphia, Pa. 1871. Portraits.
Plates. 4504.8; **T. 76.22

Lomaia, J. El teatro. Madrid. 1545 [misprint for 1845]. **D.170b.51

Lyonnet, H. Le théatre hors de France. Paris. 1897-1900. 3 v.
Illus. Portraits. Plates. Plans. 6257.70; **T.77.86

ManseEt, R. A short struggle for stage or no stage; originating in
a sermon, preached by Thomas Best in St. James’s Church,
Sheffield. Sheffield. [1818.] **T 96.63; etc.

Marszacy, G.O. Dramaturgische Blatter. Heft 1, 2. Leipzig. 1866.

No. 2 in **G.3914.24

MartersteIc, M. Die ethische Aufgabe der Schaubiihne. Eine

Schillerrede. [Gehalten bei der Feier am 10. November 1911 im

Schillerverein zu Leipzig.] Leipzig. 1912. **T 76.190
Mastriani, G. II teatro e gli artisti. ‘Saggio. Napoli. 1849.
**T 76.67

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Matueu, V. F. Ensayos de critica. 1: Estado actual de nuestro
teatro. Buenos Aires. 1906. # 4396.339
Marttuews, J. B. A book about the theater. New York. 1916.
Plates, some colored. 6257.92
—— Studies of the stage. New York. 1894. Portrait.
2409a.114; **T.49.2; etc.
Mavuew, E. Stage effect: or, the principles which command
dramatic success in the theatre. London. 18 40. #*T 79.11
Mayuew, H. The female dresser at a minor theatre. A thumbnail
portrait for a miniature gallery. [London. 185-?]
‘ No. 13 in **G,.3822.3
Mituizia, F. Del teatro. In Venezia. 1773. vi plates. Plans. **T.74.19
Monvat, G.H.M. Les théatres subventionnés. Paris. 1879. **T.95.63
Moorz, G. Impressions and opinions. London. 1891. 4558.111; etc.

Morris, C. Stage confidences. Talks about players and play acting.

Boston. [1902.] Portraits. **T 57.119
Morris, M. W. Essays in theatrical criticism. London. 1882.

2553.61; **T 47.32

Mourtet, A. Le théatre aujourd’hui. L’auteur, le directeur, le critique,

l’acteur, le public. Paris. 1855. **T 77.118

Natuay, G. J. Another book on the theatre. (Being a collection of
haphazard, fugitive and some might say impudent reflections in
and on the mirror which the theatre is supposed to hold up fo

nature.) New York. 1915. 6257.11
— Bottoms up. An application of the slapstick to satire. New
York. 1917. 6257.306
—— The popular theatre [in the United States.]| New York. 1918.
6257.309

Newton, W. W. Christianity and popular amusements; or, the
' Church and the theatre. A paper read at the Church Congress
of the Protestant Episcopal Church. Boston. 1877. **T 76.181
OBsERVATIONS on the importance and use of theatres; their present
regulation, and possible improvements. London. 1759. **T.97.118
OLp actor, An, pseud. Secrets of the stage; or, playhouse mysteries

unveiled. New York. [1881.] Portraits. Plates. **T.75,19
Parker, H. W., editor. Music and drama. Boston. [1911.] Por-
traits. Colored plates. Z.40€ 22.1.9
Pauti, B. O. C. Die Befreiung der deutschen Bithne vom Drucke
der Geldspekulation. Berlin. [1887.] **T.96.355
Potiock, C. The footlights fore and aft. Boston. [1911.] Plates.
4395,202

PortecHer, M. B. M. Le théatre du peuple. Renaissance et destinée
du théatre populaire. Paris. 1899. ¥**T77.99
Prospero, pseud. An imaginary history of the American theatre from
1890 to 1900. New York. 1890. **T 77.56

Ratpu, J. The case of our present theatrical disputes, fairly stated.
In which is contained a succinct account of the rise, progress and
declension of the ancient stage; a comprehensive view of the
management of the Italian, Spanish, French and Dutch theatres,
with remarks upon our own. London. 1743. ¥**T 76.1513 etc.

Reve, L. T. The road to the stage, contains instructions for obtain-
ing theatrical engagements; with a list of the provincial theatres,
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London. 1835. Portrait. **T 79.10
REMINISCENZEN und Reflexionen eines alten Schauspielers. Berlin.
1852. ¥**T 57.362

RestiF DE LA BreETONNE, N. E. La mimographe, ou idées d’une
honnéte-femme pour la réformation du théatre national.
Amsterdam. 1770. ¥ET 97.4

RETIRED PERFORMER, A, pseud. The amateur, or guide to the stage,
containing lessons for theatrical novices. The rudimental informa-
tion necessary to lead a stranger to the stage, from the novice
up to the actor. Philadelphia. [185-?] Plate. No.1 in **T.g99.6z

Ross, C. H. “Stage whispers,” and “shouts without.” A book about
plays and playgoers, actors and actresses. With colored costumes
by Archibald Chasemore, heads by Alfred Bryan, comic scenes
by Judy’s artists, and chatter at the wing by Charles H. Ross.
London. [1881.] Illus. Portraits. Plates. ¥*®T 96.237

Rossi, E. Studien iiber Shakespeare und das moderne Theater nebst
einer autobiographischen Skizze von Ernesto Rossi. Leipzig.

1885. 4596.103; **T.47.113
Roucué, J. Lart théatral moderne. Paris. 1910. Illus. Plates.
Plans. 6252.83

Rousseau, P. J. Code théatral, physiologie des théatres, manuel
complet de l’auteur, du directeur, de l’acteur et de l’amateur,
contenant les lois, régles et applications de l’art dramatique. Paris.

1829. Plate. **T78.65
Ruccieri, C. F. Précis historique sur les fétes, les spectacles et les
réjouissances publiques. Paris. 1830. ¥**T 96.272; etc.
Ruut, A. B. Second nights. People and ideas of the theatre to-day.
New York. 1914. 6257.112

Ryan, R., compiler. Dramatic table talk; or, scenes, situations, & ad-
ventures, serious & comic, in theatrical history & biography.
London. 1825-30. 3 v. Portraits. Plates. Tables.

' 2259a.57; **T.78.13; etc.

SapLer, L. R. Theatrical anecdotes; or, fun and curiosities of the
play, the playhouse and the players. London... 1882. 2554.61

Sarcey, F. Le théatre. Paris. 1893. Illus. Plates. ¥*T 75.77

— A theory of the theatre. With an introduction [and notes]
by Brander Matthews. New York. 1916. , ¥*T 46.62.4

ScHLentuer, P. Der Frauenberuf im Theater. Berlin. 1895.

**T 56.329

Scuott, A. Les petits secrets de la comédie. Paris, 1867. **T.97.248

Scott, C. W. Thirty years at the play and dramatic table talk.

' London. [1892.] ¥€T 98.112

Scriven, P., pseud.? A familiar dialogue between Mr. Crowe and Mr.
Alley, two theatrical taylors. Dublin. 1762. No.3 in **G.3824.16

SrttENBERGER, H. Die Wahrheit auf der Bithne. Eine Studie. Wien.

1893. **T 75.26
SITTENFELD, C. Ohne Schminke! Wahrheiten iiber das moderne
Theater. Dresden. 1887. **T 97.85; etc.

Smita, E. The theatre: its history and moral tendency. A paper
read at the Islington Literary and Scientific Institution. [Lon-

don. 1844?] ‘ ¥**T 76.94
SoLpenz, E. My theatrical and musical recollections. London.
1897. Portraits. ¥*T 56.325 -

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Sprncarn, J. E. A note on dramatic criticism. (Jn Essays and
studies by members of the English Association. Vol. 4, pp. 7-28.

Oxford. 1913.) 4558.250.4
Symons, A. Studies in seven arts. New York. IgIo. 4077.348
Tuackeray, T. J. On theatrical emancipation, and the rights of

dramatic authors. London. 1832. **T 76,184

Turrry, FE. De VPinfluence du thédtre sur la classe ouvriére. Lec-
tures faites le 22 et le 29 juin 1862 aux conférences de |’Association
polytechnique. Paris. 1862. **T 77,169

Tuompson, E. N. S. The controversy between the Puritans and
the stage. A thesis, Yale University. New York. 1903. 4583.148

TuroucH the stage-door. A complete hand-book of the theatre.
[Boston. 1896.] Illus. Portrait. Plates. **T 95.46

Tourret, G. Manuel du vaudevilliste. Maniére de faire une piéce
de théatre, de la faire recevoir, jouer, réussir et proner par les
journaux. [Anon.] Nouvelle édition annotée par Henri Des-

bordes [pseud. de Adolphe Amat]. Paris. 1861. **T 99.30
Toyon, P. M. pe. La queue au théatre. Histoire lamentable. Paris.
1867. ¥*T 76.68
Tree, Sir H. B. Thoughts and after-thoughts. New York. 1913.
Illus. Portrait. 4579.243
Tunison, J. S. Dramatic traditions of the Dark Ages. Chicago.
1907. 6252.86
Tweepiz, E. B. Behind the footlights. London. 1904. Portraits.
Plate. **T 76.6; etc.

Vienna. Internationale Ausstellung fiir Musik- und Theaterwesen. 1892.
Fach-Katalog der musikhistorischen Abtheilung von Deutschland
und Oesterreich-Ungarn, nebst Anhang: Musikvereine, -Concert-
wesen und Unierricht. Wien. 1892. Plate. 4045.9

—— The international exhibition for music and the drama. Edited
by A. J. Hopkins, Morris Steinert and Siegmund Schneider.
[Translated by Rosa Wohlmuth.] Vienna. 1894. 82 plates.

**8040.11g

Vitoux, G. Le théatre de l’avenir. Aménagement général, mise en
scéne, trucs, machinerie, etc. Paris. [1903.] Illus. 6252.70

Waener, L. The stage, with the curtain raised. London. [1881.]

**T 77.2083 etc.

Winston, J. The theatric tourist; being a genuine collection ‘of
correct views, with brief and authentic historical accounts of
all the principal provincial theatres in the United Kingdom. Lon-
don. 1805. Plates. #*T 72.5

WiiaMs, J. E. “Lyceumize the theatre.” A suggested remedy
for the disease that afflicts the one night stands. Chicago.

[1916.] 6257.150
Winter, W. The press and the stage. An oration before the Goethe
Society, New York. New York. 1880. #*T 75,12
Wotzocen, C. A. A., Freiherr von. Ueber Theater und Musik. | -
Breslau. 1860. **M.108.1
Worty, W. The stage; a poetical epistle, to a friend. Derby.
[1770?] **G.3947.7; etc.
Zora, E. Le naturalisme au théatre. Les théories et les exemples.
Paris. 1881. 4660b.54

Theatre. Architecture. See Theatre. Construction.
Theatre. Bibliography. See Bibliography.

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ARCHITECTURE théatrale. [Plans of theatres and of stage machinery,
etc.] N.p. N.d. Illus. Plates. Plans. Diagrams. **T 17.6
Bags, J. Théatre flamand a Bruxelles. Bruxelles. [1893.] Plates,
one colored. Plans. ; *Cab.60.70.5
Bayer, J. Das neue k.k. Hofburgtheater als Bauwerk mit seinem
Sculpturen- und Bilderschmuck. Wien. 1894. Illus. Portraits.

Plates. Plans. *Cab.28.27.2.3
Birkmire, W. H. The planning and construction of American
theatres. New York. 1896. Illus. Plates. Plans. 8093.31

Buckie, J. G. Theatre construction and maintenance. Hints and
suggestions on planning, construction, lighting, fire prevention,
and the general structural arrangements of a model theatre.
London. 1888. Plate. 8094.30; **T.75.3

Cavos, A. Reconstruction du grand théatre de Moscou, dit Petrovski.
Notice descriptive. Paris. 1859. Table. Plates, some colored.
Plans. *Cab.60.71.2

— Traité de la construction des théatres. Ouvrage contenant
toutes les observations sur cette partie de l’architecture. Paris.
1847. Text, xv, (1), 112 pp. Tables; Atlas, 25 plates. *8090.124

 

CHAUDERLOT, , and F. Festeau. Proyecto de casas, pertenecientes
al St Don José de Fontagud Gargollo. Teatro [Moratin].
Madrid. 1871. 23 plans. *Cab.60.82.5

CuHaumont, ——, Chevalier pz. Exposition des principes qu’on doit
suivre dans l’ordonnance des théatres modernes. A Amsterdam.
1760. ¥*T 78,15

Cocuin, C. N. Projet d’une salle de spectacle pour un théatre de
comédie. A Londres, et se trouve 4 Paris. 1765. Plates. Plans.
**'T 78.14
Day, C., and G. J. A. Davioup. Architecture contemporaine. Les
théatres de la Place du Chatelet. Théatre du Chatelet. Théatre-
lyrique. Paris. [1874.] 64 plates. *Cab.60.74.2
DarBysHirE, A. Theatre exits. With a description and plan of Sir
Henry Irving’s “safety theatre.” London. 1898. Plan. *4019.143
DIECKMANN, . Die Feuersicherheit in Theatern. Miinchen.
{ro11.] Illus. Plans. Chart. 4019a.32
Donnet, A. Architectonographie des théatres, ou, paralléle his-
torique et critique de ces édifices considérés sous le rapport de
Varchitecture et de la décoration. Commencé par Alexis Donnet
et Orgiazzi et continué par Jacques-Auguste Kaufmann. [Atlas
only.] Paris. [1837,] 1840. 2 v. in 1. Illus. Plates. Plans.
Map. **8090.120} etc.
Durm, J. Festhallen. (Um Handbuch der Architektur. Theil 4,
Halb-Band 4, pp. 146-173. Darmstadt. 1885. Illus. Plans.)
¥#8092.52.4
Ferrario, G. Storia e descrizione de’ principali teatri antichi e
moderni corredata di tavole. Col Saggio sull’ architettura teatrale
di Mr Patté. Illustrato con erudite osservazioni del architetto
Paolo Landriani. Milano. 1830. Plates. Plans. **T75.70
Fiuipp1, J. pe. Paralléle des principaux théatres modernes de
VY’Europe et des machines théatrales frangaises, allemandes et
anglaises. Dessins par Clément Contant. Paris. 1870. 2 v.
Plans. *Cab.60.77.1
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Freeman, J. R. On the safeguarding of life in theaters. Being a
study from the standpoint of an engineer. [New York.] 1906.
Illus. Plates. Plans. Tables. 4015.109

Garnier, J. L. C. Le théatre. Paris. 1871. 8105.1; **T.75.46

Geruarp, W. P. The essential conditions of safety in theatres. An
essay on modern theatre planning, construction, equipment and

management. New York. 1894. 4014.128
—— Needed improvements in theatre sanitation. [New York.
1899.] . 4014.129

— The safety of theatre audiences and the stage personnel
against danger from fire and panic. London. 1899.

4019.180; **T 76.52

— Theatre fire catastrophes and their prevention. New York.
1894. 4014.127
— Theatre fires and panics: their causes and prevention. New
York. 1896. 8015.179

— Theatre sanitation. A paper read at the meeting’ of the
American Public Health Association, Ottawa, Canada. Brooklyn,

N. Y. [1898.] 5766.66
— Theatres. Their safety from fire and panic, their comfort and
healthfulness. Boston. 1900. 4019.133

— Same. 2d edition. New York. 1917. 4019a.346; **T.76.201
—— The water service and fire protection of theatres. A paper
prepared for the annual meeting of New England Waterworks
Association held in Boston. New York. 1894. Table. 4014.126
Gosset, A. Traité de la construction des théatres. Paris. 1886. 62

plates. *8090.59
Hammirzscu, M. Der moderne Theaterbau. Teil 1. Berlin. 1906.
Illus. Plates. Plans. 4093-140

Hasenaver, C., Freiherr von. Das k.k. Hofburgtheater in Wien.
Photographie und Lichtdruck von J. Léwy. Wien. 1890. 60
plates. *Cab.60.80.1

HeEservey, R., and others. Das Theater in Ephesos. Bearbeitet von
R. Heberdey, G. Niemann, W. Wilberg. [Wien. 1912.] Illus.
Plates. Plans. *Cab.30.39.6.2

Howarp, F., 5th Earl of Carlisle. Thoughts upon the present con-
dition of the stage, and upon the construction of a new theatre.

 

London. 1808. No. 3 in **G.3824.3; etc.
Huesscy, H. Entwurf zu einem Theater mit eiserner Dachriistung.
Frankfurt a. M. 1825. Diagrams. Plans. **8090.160
KaremmMeriinc, H. Das Krollsche Etablissement zu Berlin, [Berlin.
1862.] Plates. Plans. **T 71.2
—— Das neue Victoria-Theater zu Berlin. [Berlin. 186-?] 4 parts
in I v. Plates, some colored. Plans. *Cab.60.144.6
Das Wallner-Theater zu Berlin. [Berlin. 1868.] 2 parts in

tv. Plates. Plans. : : *Cab.60.144.7
Kiwsria, E. B. Modern theatre construction. [New York. 1917.]
Plates. Plans. Diagrams. ‘Tables. ; 8099a.35

KitcHiner, W. The economy of the eyes. Part 1: Of spectacles,
opera-glasses and theatres. London. 1826. Illus. **T.97.132; etc.
Kioprer, P. Theaterbau. (/# his Von Palladio bis Schinkel. Pp.
69-03. Eszlingen. 1911. Illus. Plans.) | *4095.37.9
Lacukz, T. Acoustique et optique des salles de réunion publiques,
théatres et amphithéatres, spectacles, etc. Paris. 1848. Plans.
3966.48; etc.
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Lanpriani, P. Osservazioni su l’imp. r. Teatro alla Scala in Milano
e sopra alcuni articoli del Saggio di M. Patté. Osservazioni sulle
scene teatrali si antiche che moderne. (Jn Ferrario, G. Storia e
descrizione de’ principali teatri antichi e moderni. Pp. 257—369.
Milano. 1830.) **T 75.70

Lancuans, C. F. Das Stadt-Theater in Leipzig. Entworfen von
C. F. Langhans. Mit Text vom Architekt Britckwald. Berlin.
1870. 9 plates. #°T.71..3

— Das Victoria Theater in Berlin. Entworfen von C. F. Lang-
hans. Gestochen von Nikoley. Berlin. 1860. Text, and Atlas
of 4 plates. #eT 71,1

Lewinsky, J. Kleine Schriften dramaturgischen und _ theater-
geschichtlichen Inhalts. Nach seinem Tode gesammelt und
herausgegeben von Olga Lewinsky. Berliu. 1910. Portrait.

6907.24

Loiseau-Rousseau, P. Les théatres de Paris. [Paris. 190-?] 35
etched plates. **T Cab.1.30

Macne, A. Monographie du nouveau Théatre du vaudeville, érigé
par la ville de Paris. Paris. 1873. 30 plates. **Cab.60.81.3

Mazois, C. F. Considérations sur la forme et la distribution des
théatres antiques. (Jw Théatre complet des Latins. Vol. 1, pp.
xlix-Ixvi. Paris. 1820.) ¥#*G_285.82.1

Mexoy, A. S. Theatres and motion picture houses. A practical
treatise on the proper planning and construction of such build-
ings, and containing useful suggestions, rules and data for the
benefit of architects, prospective owners, etc. New York. 1916.
Illus. Plates. Plans. 8094.115

Montenart, G., Conte. Del Teatro Olimpico di Andrea Palladio in
Vicenza. Discorso. In Padova. 1733. Portrait. 5 plates.

*4095.107; etc.

Moritz, C.,and B. Scuitiine. Das neue Stadttheater in K6ln. Berlin.
1904. Illus. Plates, one colored. Plans. *Cab.60.144.8

NationaL Board of Fire Underwriters. Suggested ordinance regu-
lating the construction and equipment of theatres adopted by
the National Board of Fire Underwriters and the National Fire
Protection Association. February, 1913. [New York. 1913.]

4o1ga.56
Noverre, J. G. Observations sur la construction d’une nouvelle salle
de l’opéra. A Amsterdam. 1781. #*T 77.48

Pattz, P. Essai sur l’architecture théatrale. Ou de l’ordonnance
la plus avantageuse a une salle de spectacles, relativement aux
principes de l’optique & de l’acoustique. Avec un examen des
principaux théatres de l’Europe, & une analyse des écrits les plus

importans sur cette matiére. A Paris. 1782. **T 77.47; etc.
Prermarini, G. Teatro della Scala in Milano. [Piante ecc.] -Roma.
1826. 8 plates. *Cab.60.185.2

Proetss, C. R. Von den altesten Drucken der Dramen Shakespeares,
und dem Einflusse, den die damaligen Londoner Theater und ihre
Einrichtungen-auf diese Dramen ausgetibt haben. Eine Unter-
suchung vom literarischen und dramaturgischen Standpunkte.
Leipzig. 1905. : ens 4579-150

Rfvort, H. A. Conférence sur le Théatre antique d’Orange faite
devant le Congrés de la Société frangaise d’archéologie. Tours.
[ 1883.] 2636.71

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Ricci, C. I Bibiena, architetti teatrali. Milano. 1915. Text, and
atlas of 94 plates. *4090a.50
Sacus, E. O., and E. A. E. Wooprow. Modern opera houses and
theatres. Examples selected from playhouses recently erected
in Europe. London. 1896-98. 3, v. Illus.’ 220 plates.

*Cab.60.77.4
Saunprrs, G. A treatise on theatres. London. 1790. xiii plates.
Plans. ¥**T 73.23 etc.

Sauvacgzot, L. Considérations sur la construction des théatres a
propos de la reconstruction du Théatre des arts 4 Rouen. Paris.
[1877.] Plates. Plans. No. 4 in **M.122.38

Scuiiepmann, H. C. G. Die neuen Entwiirfe zum Berliner kénig-
lichen Opernhaus, Berlin. 1913. Illus. 131 plates. Plans.

4091.135

Scumitt, E. Konzerthauser und Saalbauten. (Jn Handbuch der

Architektur. Theil 4. Halb-Band 6, Heft 3, pp. 195-292. Stutt-

gart. too1. Illus. Plates. Plans.) *8092.52.6.3
Security. Letters from John R. Cantlin, C. John Hexamer, William
M‘Devitt. Philadelphia. [1885.] 4019a.98
Semper, G. Das konigliche Hoftheater zu Dresden. Braunschweig.
1849. Plates. Plans. *Cab.60.99.3

Semper, M. Theater. Stuttgart. 1904. Illus. Plates. Plans.
¥*8092.52.6.5

Streit, A. Das Theater. Untersuchungen tiber das Theater-Bauwerk
bei den klassischen und modernen Vo6lkern. Wien. 1903. Illus.
Plates. Plans. *Cab.60.155.3

TueaTerR-GEBAUDE. (Jn Grundriss-Vorbilder von Gebauden aller Art.
Abtheilung 10, pp- 1009-1109. Leipzig. 1887. Illus. Plans.)

*4103.58.10

Trésat, FE. Le théatre et l’architecte. Paris. 1860. **T 76,51

Vaupover, A. L. T. Description du théatre de Marcellus, 4 Rome
rétabli dans son état primitif, d’aprés les vestiges qui en restent
encore: mémoire joint aux plans, coupes, élévations et détails.
Paris. 1812. Tables. 4093-134

Wacner, H. L. E. W. Musik-, Schau- und Bithnenspiel-Hallen;
Tanz-Locale. (Jn Handbuch der Architektur. Theil 4, Halb- Band
4, pp. 107-131. Darmstadt. 1885. Plans.) *8092.52.4

Wyatt, B. D. Observations on the design for the Theatre Royal,
Drury Lane, as executed in 1812. London. 1813. Plates. Plans.
Diagrams. **T 72.3

Theatre. Costumes and properties.

Aria, E. Costume: fanciful, historical, and theatrical. Illustrated

by Percy Anderson. London. i906. Illus. Plates, some colored.
2239.99

Biz, O. Das Theater. Bithnenbilder und Kostiime von Karl Walser.
Mit Text von Oskar Bie. Berlin. [1912.] Colored illus. 34
colored plates. ¥*T 72.1

Brocu, E. Eduard Bloch’s Album der Bithnen-Costiime. Mit er-
lauterndem Text von F. Tietz. Firma. [1859.] 2v. 48 colored

plates. *6252.9
Boston. Theatres. NationaL THEATRE, PortLanp St. Property book.
[Boston. 1838, 46.] 2 v. ¥ET 72.11

Costumes of the modern stage. Part 1-5. Edited by M. Mobisson.
Illustrations by MM. Lebégue, Mesplés, etc. [London. 1880-90.]
Colored portraits. **T 92.1

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Dierks, H. De tragicorum histrionum habitu scaenico apud Graecos.

 

Gottingae. 1883. 2967.69
Dupevant, J. F. M. A., Baron. Masques et bouffons (comédie
italienne). Paris. 1860. 2v. Plates. **T 44.15 etc.
Same. The history of the harlequinade. Philadelphia. [1915.]

2v. Colored plates. | ¥*T 95.144

Femmes, Les, de Shakespeare. Portraits accompagnés de notices
critiques et littéraires par De Pongerville, Philaréte Chasles,
George Sand, etc. Paris. [18—?] 2 v. Portraits. **T 54,11

GuiLitaumot, A., fils. Costumes des ballets du roy. Archives de
V’Opéra, xviire siécle. Paris. 1885. 20 colored portraits. **T.92.7

— Costumes du Directoire. Tirés des Merveilleuses. Avec une
lettre de M. Victorien Sardou. Paris. 1875. 30 portraits. **T.g1.1

Juturen, J. L. A. Histoire du costume au théatre depuis les origines
du théatre en France jusqu’a nos jours. Paris. 1880. Portraits,

some colored. Plates. **T 94.2
Lacy, T. H., compiler. Female costumes, historical, national and
dramatic. London. 1865. 200 plates. *2261.51
— Male costumes, historical, net ene & dramatic. London. 1868.
200 plates. *2261.50
Lecuerc, L. Les décors, les dusenaree et la mise en scéne au xvIIe
siécle. 1615-1680. Paris. 1869. 6257.37; **T.77.153

Le Vacuer DE Cuarnors, J. C. Recherches sur les costumes et sur
les théatres de toutes les nations, tant anciennes que modernes.
A Paris. 1790. 2v.in 1. Plates. Diagrams. **T 94.28
Mackay, C. D. Costumes and scenery for amateurs. A practical
working handbook. New York. 1915. Plates. 8076.214; Z.40d 19.4
Prancuf, J. R. Remarks on the costume, etc., of some of the
sketches by Inigo Jones. Plates. (Jn Collier, J. P., editor. Inigo
Jones. Pp. 53-62. London. 1848.) No. 2:in *4596.16; etc.
Reynotps, G. F. Some principles of Elizabethan staging. A dis-
sertation [University of Chicago]. Chicago. 1905. 2 parts in I v.
2557-130

Saunpers, C. Costume in Roman comedy. New York. 19009.
2949.127
Scene, La. Revue des succés dramatiques. Vol. 1 (no. I-19, 21-24).
Rédacteur: E Grand. Paris. 1877-81. 23 parts in 1 v. Illus.
Colored plates. ¥*T 22.8
Situ, K. K. The use of the high-soled shoe or buskin in Greek
tragedy of the fifth and fourth centuries B. C. (/n Harvard
studies in classical philology. Vol. 16, pp. 123-164. Cambridge.
1905.) * 4957.15.16
TerentTIUS AFER, Publius. Phormio. The Phormio of Terence. With
the Vatican miniatures [showing the ancient masks and costumes]

accurately reproduced. Cambridge. 1894. ¥*T 95.23
TRENTSENSKY, M., editor. [Theater costumes.] London. [185-?]
234 plates in 4 v. **T .Cab.1.2

TWELFTH NicHT characters from Shakespeare, designed and drawn
on stone by J. S. Alpenny. [London. 187-?] 24 colored pictures.
*8G_3952.28

Vizentini, A. [Recueil des costumes de tous les ouvrages dramatiques
représentés avec succés sur tous les grands théatres de Paris,
publié par Vizentini, d’aprés les dessins d’Aug Garnerey et Hipp.
Lecomte. Paris. 18—?] 2 v. 371 colored plates. *8072.307

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Theatre. Costumes and properties. Catalogues.

Bootn, E. T. Catalogue of Mr. Edwin Booth’s valuable collection.
Containing the theatrical wardrobe, also his former household
effects. New York. 1908. Portrait. **T 57.455

Boucicautt, D. Antique and modern furniture, collection of oil

‘paintings, rare books, plays, stage costumes, etc. The personal
property of Dion Boucicault. [New York. 1894.] **T 95.41

Exuiston, R. W. Catalogue of the remaining household furniture,
&c., of R. W. Elliston. The private and theatrical wardrobe of
Mr. Elliston. [London. 1831.] ¥**T 66.17

Hartey, J. P. A catalogue of the excellent furniture, theatrical
prints and portraits, literary and dramatic books, manuscript
plays and parts, autograph letters, play bills, music and character
dresses of the late J. P. Harley. [London.] 1858. **T 66.10

Puttick & Simpson, auctioneers. Shakespeare tercentenary, Strat-
ford-upon-Avon. Catalogue of the fittings and effects, comprising
the elegant proscenium, new act drop, stage machinery and
appliances, new gas fittings, chairs, tables, etc. [London? 1864.]

No. 14 in ¥*G.3942.25
Theatre. Curtains.
Tirrany Studios, New York. Mosaic curtain for the National Theatre
of Mexico. [New York. r911?] Plates. 4099.176
Theatre. Decoration. See Theatre. Construction; Theatre. Costumes and
properties; Theatre. Scenery. ;
Theatre. Fires.

See also Theatre. Construction.

Aexanper, A. A discourse occasioned by the burning of the theatre
in the city of Richmond, Virginia, on the twenty-sixth of De-
cember, eighteen hundred and eleven. Delivered in Philadelphia,

eighth of January, 1812. Philadelphia. 1812. **'T 76.198
ALexanper, A. T. Remarks on the theatre, and on the late fire at
Richmond, in Virginia. York. 1812. ¥*T 76.87

Brooxtyn, N. Y. Theatres. BrooKtyn THEATRE. Theatre holocaust,
Brooklyn, N. Y., December 5, 1876. [A collection of newspaper
clippings.] Brooklyn. 1876. Plates. Portraits. **T.Cab.1.18

Caramity at Richmond, being a narrative of the affecting circum-
stances attending the awful conflagration of the theatre on the
night of the 26th of December, 1811. With a‘preface, containing
appropriate reflections to awaken the attention of the public, to
the frequency of the destruction of theatrical edifices. Phila-
delphia. 1812. Illus. ¥*T 77.229

CuEneEviER, P, L’incendie de l’Opéra-comique de Paris et le thédtre
de stireté. Paris, 1888. No. 1 in **M.122.1

Focut, C. T. Der Brand des Ringtheaters in Wien, am 8. Dec. 1881.
Wien. 1881. Illus. Plates. Plan. No. 1 in **M.145.20

Forersco, A. Theaterbrande und die zur Verhtitung derselben
erforderlichen Schutz-Massregeln. Erganzungs-Heft mit einem
neuen Verzeichnisse von 108 abgebrannten Theatern. Hamburg.

1882, ' **T 75.60
GerHarD, W. P. Theatre fire catastrophes and’ their prevention.
_ New York. 1804. 4014.127

Gritarpone, F. Zum Brand der ,,Komischen Oper“ in Paris. Wie
schiitzt man die alteren Theatergebaude am Besten gegen Feuers-
gefahr — wie beugt man in ihnen méglichst einer Panik vor? Wie
baut die Neuzeit? Hagenau i. Elsass. 1887. Illus. Portrait.
Plates. Plans. **T 75.50

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Theatre. Fires. (Continued.)

Hotocaust, The, at the Brooklyn Theatre. With interment and
memorial services, and official list of the dead and missing.
Brooklyn. 1876. No. 15 in *4477.52

Mitier, S. A sermon, delivered January 19, 1812, at the request of
a number of young gentlemen of the city of New-York, who had
assembled to express their condolence with the inhabitants of
Richmond, on the late mournful dispensation of Providence in

that city. New-York. 1812. **T 76,1243 etc.
Parts. Theatres. CoMEDIE PRANCAISE. Le Théatre-frangais. [Paris.]
tgoo. Illus. Portraits. 2630a.66

Sanin, E. R. A discourse, preached on February 11, 1812, in presence
of the supreme executive of Massachusetts, by request of the
young men of Boston, commemorative of the late calamitous fire

at Richmond. Boston, 1812. ¥**T 76.199; etc.
Sacus, E. O. Fires and public entertainments. A study of some
1100 notable fires at theatres, music halls . during the last
too years. London. 1897. *Cab.40.44.1

ScHotie, F. Ueber Theaterbrande, deren Ursachen und Verhiitung,
sowie die Einrichtung des Feuersicherheitswesens in den K6nigl.
Hoftheatern zu Dresden. Dresden. 1882. **T 75.61

Suaw, E. M. Fires in theatres. London. 1880. 8018.103

Smeeton, G. Smeeton’s Authentic statement of the dreadful con-
flagration of Covent Garden Theatre, September 2oth, 1808.
Also, an account of the accident whereby near fifty persons were
killed and dangerously burnt. London. [1808.] Colored plate.

**T 76.117

THRILLING personal experience, A! Brooklyn’s horror. Wholesale
holocaust at the Brooklyn, New York, Theatre, on the night of
December sth, 1876. Origin, progress and devastation of the fire.
Philadelphia. [1877.] Portraits. Plates. **T 75,81

Toner, J. M. Notes on the burning of theatres and public halls.
The antiquity of the drama and the introduction of theatres into
America, with a chronological list of theatres and other public
edifices burned. [Washington.] 1876. 8099.20

Theatre. Heating and ventilation.

See also Theatre. Construction.

Exuuiot, W. G. Ventilation of the Madison Square Theatre. New
York. 1880. Illus. Plan. 8098.6

Fiscuer, H. Heizung, Liftung und Beleuchtung der Theater und
sonstiger Versammlungssale. Darmstadt. 1894. Plans.

¥*80908.132.5

Rotu, W. E. Theatre hygiene: a scheme for the study of a some-
what neglected department of the public health. London. [1888.]

Illus. Plan. Diagram. ¥*T 76.37
Triprer, A. E. P. Note sur la ventilation des théAtres. Paris. 1850.
Plans. ' **T 95.140

Theatre. History.
ANNUAIRE dramatique. Histoire des théatres depuis leur fondation
jusqu’ a nos jours, biographie des acteurs de Paris et de la banlieue.
Par Adolphe Bréant de Fontenay et Etienne de Champeaux.

Année 1, 1844/45. Paris., 1845. ¥**T 99.24; etc.
Aucf& pve Lassus, L. Les spectacles antiques Paris. 1888. Illus.
Plates. 2969.73

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Theatre. History. (Continued.)
Barst, C. G. Essai sur l’histoire du théatre. La mise en scéne,
le décor, le costume, l’architecture, l’éclairage, l’hygiéne. Paris.

1893. Illus. Portraits. Plates. Plan. ; #*T 73.1
Baron, A. A. F. Histoire de l’art dramatique. Bruxelles. [1853-
55.] Portraits. 4679.65; **T.47.61

Bates, A., and others, editors. The drama. Its history, literature and
influence on civilization. London. 1903. 20 v. Portraits. Plates.
¥*T 45,7

Bernard, J. Retrospections of America, 1797-1811. Edited from
the manuscript by Mrs. Bayle Bernard. With an introduction,
notes, and index by Laurence Hutton and Brander Matthews.

New York. 1887. Portraits. Plate. 4247.76; **T.57.211
— Retrospections of the stage. London. 1830. 2 v. Portrait.
**T 56.303; etc.

BIBLIOTHEQUE nationale, Paris. Catalogue de dessins relatifs 4 l’his-
toire du théatre conservés au Département des estampes de la
Bibliothéque nationale. Avec la description d’estampes rares sur
le méme sujet, récemment acquises de M. Destailleur. [Paris.
1895.] *8064.210

Bircw, C. Dramatik oder Darstellung der Bihnenkunst, historisch,
theoretisch-praktisch, fir Kiinstler und Freunde der Aesthetik.

Stuttgart. 1856. **T 97.88
Bopenste1ner, E. Das antike Theater. Leipzig. 1902. 1 v. and 2
colored plates. No. 12, 13 in *Cab.29.32.1

Bossuet, P. Histoire des théatres nationaux. Paris. [1909.] 4674.33
Censor dramaticus, pseud. A complete history of the drama, from the
earliest periods to the present time. London. 1793. **T.96.27; etc.
Cuampers, E. K. The medieval stage. Oxford. 1903. 2-v. Plates.
: 6252.24

Cuetwoop, W. R. A general history of the stage, from its origin in
Greece down to the present time. With the memoirs of most of the
principal performers that have appeared on the English and Irish
stage for these last fifty years. London. 1749. 4578.31; **T.78.10; etc.
Crsper, T. Cibber’s Two dissertations on the theatres. With an
appendix. The whole containing a general view of the stage,
from the earliest times, to the present; with anecdotes relative
to the English theatres and remarks on the laws concerning the
theatres. London. [1756.] **T 76.134; etc.
Cosacx, W. Materialien zu Gotthold Ephraim Lessing’s Hambur-
gische Dramaturgie. Ausfiihrlicher Commentar nebst Einleitung,
Anhang und Register. Paderborn. 1876. 4873.28
Coupé, J. M. L., and others. Histoire universelle des théatres de
toutes les nations, depuis Thespis jusqu’ 4 nos jours; par une
société de gens de lettres [J. M. L. Coupé, G. F. F. Des Hayes,
Lefuel de Méricourt, et Testu]. A Paris. 1779-81. 13 v. Por-

traits. Plates. Plans: **T 47.875 etc.
Creizenacu, W. M. A. Geschichte des neueren Dramas. Halle a. S.
1893-1904. 5 v. 4874.37

De v’art du théatre en général, ot il est parlé des différens genres
de spectacles et de la musique adaptée au théatre. A Paris. 1769

2v. Plates. *kT 48.17
Desrrances, L. A. E. R. Le théatre 4 Nantes depuis ses origines
jusqu’a nos jours. 14307-1893. Paris. 1893. ¥*T 97.61

— Same. 1430-1901. Paris. 1902. Portrait. Plates. Plans.
4671.39
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Theatre. History. (Continued.)
Detcueverry, A. Histoire des théatres de Bordeaux depuis leur
origine dans cette ville jusqu’a nos jours. Bordeaux. 1860.

**T 76.79
Dispin, C., 1745-1814. A complete history of the stage. London.
[1800.] 5 v. ¥*'T 76.132

Diupin, C., Jr. History and illustrations of the London theatres:
comprising an account of the origin and progress of the drama
in England; with historical and descriptive accounts of the
Theatres Royal, Covent Garden, Drury’ Lane, Haymarket, Eng-
lish Opera House, and Royal Amphitheatre. London. 1826.
Plates. Plans. ¥*T 72.6

Dimmicx, R. C. Our theatres to-day and yesterday. Beginning
of the drama on Manhattan Island and the troublous days of
early managers and players, with anecdotal account of the
growth of the amusement industry. From 1732 to 1913. New
York. [1913.] Plates. 4395-206

Downes, J. Roascius Anglicanus, or, an isietorical review of the stage
from 1660-1706. A fac-simile reprint of the rare original of 1708.
With an historical preface by Joseph Knight. London. 1886.

No. 1 in *4575.100

Duntap, W. A history of the American theatre. New-York. 1832.

¥**T’ 55.109; etc.

— Same. London. 1833. 2 v. in-1. **T' 76.200; etc.
Eaton, W. P. Plays and players. Leaves from a critic’s scrap-book.
Cincinnati. 1916. Plates. '  6257.301; **T.46.70
Frieay, F. G. A chronicle history of the London stage, 1559-1642.
London. 1890. 4571.1223 **T.75,44
Fontana, F. In teatro. (Con due lettere di G. C. Molineri.) Roma.
1884. **T 98.97

Foucuer, P. H. Les coulisses du passé. Paris. 1873.
2679a.80; **T.47.25

Garcia, G. The actors’ art. [Including a sketch on the history of
the theatre from the Greeks to the present time.] London. 1888.
Illus. Plates. ¥**T 77.79

GESELLSCHAFT fiir vervielfaeltigende Kunst. Die Theater Wiens.
Wien. 1893-1909. 4v. in 6, and unbound parts. Illus. Portraits.

Plates. Plans. *Cab.28.27.2
Hamitton, C. M. The theory of the theatre, and other principles
of dramatic criticism. New York. toro. 2256.62

History, The, of the Theatre Royal, Dublin, from its foundation in

1821 to the present time. [Including a brief sketch of the history

of the theatres in Dublin.] Dublin. 1870. ¥*¥T 78.35

Hucavpve y Parra, M. G. pE V. Origen, épocas y progresos del teatro
espafiol: discurso historico. Madrid. 1802. Plates.

**D) 174.6; etc.

Jutuien, J. L. A. Les spectateurs sur le théatre. Etablissement

et suppression des bancs sur les scénes de la Comédie-frangaise et

de Opéra. Paris. 1875. Plates. Plan. No. 6 in **M.122.1
LacomsBeE, J. Précis de l’art théatral dramatique des anciens et des
modernes. Paris. 1808 2 v. **T 46.53
Lamarca, L. El teatro de Valencia desde su origen hasta nuestros °
dias. Valencia. 1840. **D),170b.60
Lawrence, W. J. The Blizabethant playhouse and other studies.
Philadelphia. 1912, 13.. 2 v. Plates. Plans. 4574.172

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Theatre. History. (Continued.)
Lecocg, G. Histoire du théatre en Picardie depuis son origine jusqu’a
la fin du xvie siécle. Paris. 1880. Plans. **T 74.17
Le Porrevin ve L’Ecrevitie, C. P., compiler. L’esprit du théatre; ou,
pensées choisies des auteurs dramatiques les plus connus, tant
anciens que modernes, tant nationaux qu’ étrangers. Paris.

[1865.] **T.37.149
LorHar, R. Das Wiener Burgtheater. Leipzig. 1899. Illus. Por-
traits. Plates. 4871.130

Maenin, C. Les origines du théatre antique et du théatre moderne
ou histoire du génie dramatique depuis le 1er jusqu’ au xvie siécle.
Paris. [183-?] 4673.67; **T.46.4; etc.

Matong, E. An historical account of the rise and progress of the
English stage, and of the economy and usages of our ancient
theatres. [With additions by G. Steevens.] (Jn Shakespeare,
William. Plays. Vol. 3. Basil. m.pcc.1c.) 6602.18; etc.

Mantzius, C. A history of theatrical art in ancient and modern
times. With an introduction by William Archer. London.

1903-09. 5 v. Portraits. Plates. Plans. 6252.66
Moorz, E. H. English miracle plays and moralities. London. 1907.
2552.39

Morice, E. Essai sur la mise en scéne depuis les mystéres jusqu’ au
Cid. Paris. 1836. #*T 77,187
Murray, J. T. English dramatic companies, 1558-1642. Boston.
1910. 2v. Map. Tables. 4574.171
Nevittzt, H. G. The stage: its past and present in relation to fine
art. London. 1875. 2473-57
NicHoison, W. The struggle for a free stage in London. Boston.
-1906. , 2552.33

Parker, G. A view of society and manners in high and low life.
Comprised, a history of the stage itinerant. London. 1781. 2 v.

**T 58.66
Picx, A. Erfurter Theatervorstellungen in der guten alten Zeit.
Hamburg. 1899. *5914.50.N.F.13

ProposaL, A, for the better regulation of the stage. With some
remarks on the state of the theatre among the ancient Greeks
and Romans. London. 1732. ¥*T 77.215

Pours, M. pz. Idée des spectacles anciens et novveavx. Paris. 1668.

**G.3537.4

SEYFRIED, F., Ritter von. Rtickschau in das Theaterleben Wiens, seit
den letzten fiinfzig Jahren. Wien. 1864. **M 373.41; etc.

Teuser, O. Geschichte des Prager Theaters. Von den Anfangen
des Schauspielwesens bis auf die neuleste Zeit. Prag. 1883-1888.
3. 2875.152

Ween, A. W., Ritter von. Geschichte des Wiener Theaterwesens
von den 4ltesten Zeiten bis zu den Anfangen der Hof-Theater.

Wien. 1899. Illus. Portraits. Plates. *Cab.28.27.2.1
WewitTzer, R. Dramatic reminiscences, anecdotes, comical sayings
and doings. London. [185-?] Portrait. **T 59.33; etc.

— A theatrical pocket book, or brief dramatic chronology, from
the earliest periods of history: with a list of British dramatists,
and of actors, &c. on the London stage, from the introduction of
theatrical entertainments into England. London. 1814. **T.98.133

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Theatre. History. (Continued.)

— Same. A brief dramatic chronology of actors, &c., on the
London stage, from the introduction of theatrical entertainments
into England, to the present time. London. 1817. **T.78.26; etc.

Worp, J. A. Geschiedenis van het drama en van het tooneel in
Nederland. Groningen. 1904, 1908. 2 v. 4874.133

Theatre. History. Bibliography.

Mersacy, P. A., compiler. Bibliographie fiir Theatergeschichte 1905-

tg10. Berlin. r1913. 6907.31
Theatre. In favor of.
Att, H. Theater und Kirche in ihrem gegenseitigen Verhaltniss

historisch dargestellt. Berlin. 1846. **#T 77.235
ArnaL, E. Les acteurs et les prétres, boutade en vers, suivie de
notes. Paris. 1830. **T 96.149

Baker, Sir R. Theatrum redivivum, or the theatre vindicated by
Sir Richard Barer [sic]. In answer to Mr. Pryn’s Histrio-mastix.
London. 1662. ¥*G,3821.12

Betiows, H. W. An address upon the claims of the drama, delivered
before the American Dramatic Fund Society, 1857. London.
[18577] **T.76.33

Same. The relation of public amusements to public morality,

especially of the theatre to the highest interests of humanity.

 

 

New York. 1857. **T77,226; etc.
Dramatic Fund dinner. Rev. Mr. Bellows on the dramatic
profession. [New York. 1857.] No. 3 in **G.3822.1

Boieipieu, M. J. A. De Vinfluence de la chaire, du théatre et du
barreau, dans la société civile, et de l’importance de leur rétablisse-
ment sur des bases qui puissent relever en France leur ancienne
et véritable splendeur. Paris. An XII.-1804. **T 46.34

Brown, T. The stage-beaux toss’d in a blanket: or, hypocrisie
alamode; expos’d in a true picture of Jerry, a pretending scourge
to the English stage. London. 1704. **T 26.35

Bunn, A. A letter to the Rev. J. A. James, of Carr’s Lane Meeting
House. With notes, critical, religious and moral. Birmingham.
1824. **T 36.64; etc.

Carraro, F. Father Caffaro’s Letter upon the lawfulness or unlaw-
fulness of the stage; with a brief introduction. (Jn Mansel, R.
Free thoughts upon Methodists, actors, and the influence of the

stage. Pp. 75-119. Hull. 1814.) **T 77,1703 etc.
CaLtenver, E.R. Dr. Thomson on the stage. A reply. Manchester.
[187-?] #*T 97,72
Catvert, F. B. A defence of the acted drama, in a letter addressed
to the Rev. Thomas Best. Hull. 1822. **T 96.40; etc.

Cuurcuman, A, pseud. More remarks on the theatre: addressed to those
who take the trouble to read them. Leeds. 1818. **T.96.52; etc.°
Core, J. W. A defence of the stage, or an inquiry into the real
qualities of theatrical entertainments, their scope and tendency.
A reply to a sermon entitled “The evil of theatrical amusements
stated and illustrated” by John B. Bennett. Dublin. 1830.
**T.75.43
Concreve, W. Amendments of Mr. Collier’s false and imperfect
citations, &c., from the Old batchelour, Double dealer, Love for

love, Mourning bride. London. 1668. ¥*T 77.42; etc.
Conway, M. D. The theater: a discourse delivered in the Unitarian
Church, Cincinnati, O. Cincinnati. 1857. B.6088.50; etc.

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Theatre. In favor of. (Continued.)

Cooxe, T. Considerations on the stage, and on the advantages
which arise to a nation from the encouragement of arts. (Jn his

The triumphs of love and honour. Pp. 43-74. London. 1731.)
**G_3935.1; etc.
Cowe.tt, W. An oration in defence of the theatre. By Mrs. Anna
Cowell. Being her second public reply to the late scandalous
strictures on the theatre. By the Rev. R. M. Hatfield. Written

‘ by W. Cowell. Chicago. [1865.] ¥#*T 96.315
Curtis, J. S. A short reply to a tract by the Rev. W. Thomas, en-
titled “The theatre.” [Leeds. 188~-?] **T 77.204

Daty, C. P. A consideration of the objections to the stage from the
earliest period and the conclusion it warrants. New York. 1806.
**T 76.8
Davince, W. P. The drama defended. Addressed, with respect, to
the public generally, and with commiseration, to Meésrs. the Rev.
Strickland, T. L. Cuyler, etc., etc., ete. [Letters.] New York.
1859. 6259b.151
Davis, J. The attitude of society to the stage, past and present.
A paper read before the monthly meeting of the Church and
Stage Guild. London. 1879. **T 77.195
Derence, A, of dramatick poetry: being a review of Mr. Collier’s
View of the immorality and profaneness of the stage. London.
1698. ¥*T 77.43
Derence, A, of the drama, containing Mansel’s Free thoughts,
extracts from the most celebrated writers, and a discourse on
the lawfulness & unlawfulness of plays, by Father Caffaro. New-
York, 1826. **T78.6; etc.
Dennis, J. The person of quality’s answer to Mr. Collier’s letter,
being a disswasive from the play-house. London. 1704.
No. 5 in **G.3824.2
—— The stage defended, from Scripture, reason, experience, and the
common sense of mankind, for two thousand years. Occasion’d.
by Mr. Law’s late pamphlet against stage-entertainments. In a
letter to ****** [George Dodington]. London. 1726.
*6§569.443 etc.
— The usefulness of the stage, to the happiness of mankind, to
government, and to religion. Occasioned by a late book written
by Jeremy Collier. London. 16098. - **G,3821.2
Drake, J. The antient and modern stages survey’d. Or. Mr.
Collier’s View of the immorality and profaneness of the English
stage set in a true light. London. 1699. **T 77.45; etc.
Drama, The, brought to the test of Scripture, and found wanting.
[A review of Greville’s work of that name. Edinburgh. 1831.]
No. 7 in **G.3824.10
Facan, C. B. Nouvelles observations, au sujet des condamnations
prononcées contre les comédiens. A Paris. 1751.
No. 3 in **4697.6; etc.
Fartuer defence, A, of dramatick poetry: being the second part of
the Review of Mr. Collier’s View of the immorality and profane-

ness of the stage. London. 1608. *ET 77.44
Fercuson, A. The morality of stage-plays seriously considered.
Edinburgh. 1757. **T 76.90

-Fitmer, E. A defence of plays: or, the stage vindicated, from
several passages in Mr. Collier’s Short view, &c. London. 1707.
. **T 77.46; etc.

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Theatre. Jn favor of. (Continued.)

Fuitcrort, H. Theatrical entertainments consistent with society,
morality, and religion. In a letter to the author. of “The stage
the high road to hell.” London. 1768. **T 96.185; etc.

Four letters on the theatre; written during the dispute between the
public and the proprietors of the new Theatre Royal, in Covent
Garden, on its opening in 1809: wherein are discussed, the merits
of players, and the morality of the stage. London. [1809.]

**T 96.258
FreckeLton, T. W. The church and the drama. A sermon. Lon-
don. 1865. **T’ 96.130

Garcfa DE LA-Huerta, V. A. La escena hespafiola defendida en el
prologo del Theatro hespafiol de D. Vicente Garcia de la Huerta,

 

y en su Leccion critica. Madrid. 1786. **T).170b.28
Leccion critica a los lectores de la Memoria de Cosme Damian
sobre el Theatro hespafiol, &c. Madrid. 1786. ¥**D_.170b.35

GarpDINER, J. Speech delivered in the House of Representatives;
on the subject of the report of the committee, appointed to con-
sider the expediency of repealing the law against theatrical
exhibitions within this commonwealth. Boston. 1792. Plan.

**T 76.13; etc.

Geiser, J. Thespis on tryal, or the moralitie of playes considered.
Translated out of the Latin by A. C. Gent. 1685. Edinburgh.
1887, **T- 96.320; etc.

GiLuitanp, T. A dramatic synopsis, containing an essay on the
political and moral use of a theatre; involving remarks on the
dramatic writers of the present day, and strictures on the per-
formers of the two theatres. London. 1804. **T 76.59; etc.

Guerra Y Ripera, M. pe. Apelacion al tribunal de los doctos, justa
defensa de la Aprobacion 4 las comedias de Don Pedro Calderon

de la Barca, impressa . 1682. Impugnacion eficaz de los
papeles, que salieron contra ella hasta el afio de 1683. En Madrid.
1752. **T),140b.36

Hatrorp, J. A reply to a sermon on the theatre, preached in Rich-
mond Church by the Rev. Edward Hoare. With brief observa-
tions on the drama. London. 1839. **’T 96.186; etc.

Havizpurton, W. Effects of the stage on the manners of a people:
and the propriety of encouraging and establishing a virtuous
theatre. Boston. 1792. Plan. ¥**T 76.103

Ham, J. P. The pulpit and the stage. Four lectures. With illus-
trative notes, by Fred. Whymper. London. [1878.] Portrait.

**T.77,.134
—— The stage and the drama in their relation to society. A lecture.
London. 1880. 7588.112

Harvey, D. W. Letters [o]ccasioned by a pamphlet, recently pub-
lished by Rowland Hill, entitled, “A warning to professors, con-
taining aphoristic observations on the nature and tendency of
public amusements”; with concise remarks on a late withdraw-
ment from a dissenting Independent church. London. 180s.

No. 9 in **G,3824.9

Heapiam, S. D. The function of the stage. A lecture. London.
1889. 4574.150

—— Theatres & music halls: a lecture. With a letter to the Bishop
of London and other correspondence. Westminster.- [1877.]

**T 98,
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Theatre. In favor of. (Continued.) ;
Heywoop, T. An apology for actors. Containing three brief
treatises. 1. Their antiquity. 2. Their ancient dignity. 3. The

true use of their quality. London. 1612. **G,177.10; etc.
Irvine, Sir H. The theatre in its relation to the state. Boston.
[1898.] Portrait. 2553273 **T.77.178

Lacy, T. H. The theatre defended chiefly in reference to the last
annual sermon of the Rev. Thomas Best against theatrical
amusements. Sheffield. 1840. **T 96.123

— Three letters by T. H. Lacy, manager of the Sheffield Theatre
in reference to the last annual sermon of the Rev. Thomas Best,
preached Oct. 30, against theatrical amusements. [Sheffield.
1841.] ¥*T 96.124

Larnep, E. C. A plain talk about the theatre. By Herrick Johnson.
[Followed by a correspondence between Mr. Johnson, Edwin C.
Larned and James H. McVicker, the two latter -defending it.]
Chicago. [1882.] ¥8T 78.77

Lavat, P. A. P. A. Laval comédien, a J. J. Rousseau sur les raisons
qu’il expose pour refuter M. d’Alembert, qui dans le VII volume
de l’Encyclopédie, article Genéve, prouve que l’établissement d’une
comédie dans cette ville y feroit réunir la sagesse de Lacédémone
A la politesse d’Athénes. A la Haye. 1758. **T 77.87

Lewes, C. L. The stage, and the pulpit. The player and the preacher.
Or, a serio-comic answer to Mr. Kilham, preacher. [Aberdeen.
1794.] No.7 in **G,3824.15

Loncz, T. A defence of poetry, music, and stage plays. London.
1853. Facsimile. [Shakespeare Society, London.]

No. 2 in *4596.20; etc.

— A reply to Stephen Gosson’s School of abuse, in defence of
poetry, musick and stage plays. 1580? (Jn his Complete works.
Vol. 1. [Glasgow.] 1883.) No. 2 in **4600a.125.1; etc.

M., E. A brief defence of the stage, against the attacks of the
Methodists and other sectarians; in a letter to a friend, intended
chiefly as a reply to a pamphlet, written by Mr. Valentine Ward,
entitled, “The stage; a dangerous and irreconcilable enemy to
Christianity.” Dublin. 1824. ¥*T 76.88

McVicxer, J. H. The press, the pulpit, and the stage. A lecture.
Chicago. 1883. Portrait. **T 76.29

Manset, R. Free thoughts upon Methodists, actors, and the
influence of the stage. With an introductory letter... upon
the origin of the drama, &c. Likewise, a discourse on the law-
fulness and unlawfulness of plays by Father Caffaro. Hull. 1814.

- ¥**T 77.170; etc.

Mr. WiLiiam Prywn his defence of stage-plays, or a retraction of a
former book of his called Histrio-mastix. London, printed in the
year 1649. [London. 1822.] **T 77.22; etc,

Noswortuy, L. The stage and Christianity reconciled. The simple
story of the real troubles of an inquirer after truth. Manchester.
1866. ¥**T 96.107

O——, Mrs. S——. Law outlaw’d: or, a short reply to Mr. Law’s
long declamation against the stage. London. 1726.

No. 12 in **G,3821.11

OsservaTIONS on the effect of theatrical representations, with

“ respect to religion and morals: occasioned by the preface to the
third volume of the Works of Mrs. H. More. Bath. 1804.
No. 16 in **G,3824.153 etc.
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Theatre. In favor of. (Continued.)
Oxpmixon, J. Reflections on the stage, and Mr. Collyer’s Defence
of the Short view. In four dialogues. London. 1699.
** G_,3821.7; etc.
Parkes, J. The plagiary “warned.” A vindication of the drama, the
stage, and public morals, from the plagiarisms and compilations
of the’ Revd John Angell James, in a letter to the author. Bir-
mingham. 1824. **T 75.62; etc.
Paropy, A, and answer to W. C. C.’s essay on the evil tendency of
the theatre. By “a man of the world;” but not a “Macsycophant.”
Edinburgh. 1834. **T 95.34
Percivat, J. Society for the Suppression of Vice. A few observa-
tions in defence of the scenic exhibitions at the Royalty Theatre,
and on the intolerant censure of the drama in general; contained
in the “Solemn protest” of the Rev. Tho. Thirlwall, in the name
of the Society for the Suppression of Vice. London. 1804.
**T 76.61; etc.
Puitomusus, S., M.A., pseud. Mr. Law’s Unlawfulness of the stage
entertainment examin’d: and the insufficiency of his arguments
fully demonstrated. London. 1726. **T 76.91; etc.
Prayers, The, and the Puritans. [New York. 1863.]
No. 25 in **G.3822.3
PiLumetre, J. Four discourses on subjects relating to the amuse-
ment of the stage: preached at Great St. Mary’s Church, Cam-
bridge. Cambridge. 1809. **T 75.495 etc.
An inquiry into the lawfulness of the stage. Taken principally
from Four discourses on subjects relating to the amusement of
the stage. Cambridge. 1812. _ No. 5 in **G.3823.19
— A letter to the author of a tract entitled The stage: three
dialogues between Mr. Clement and Mr. Mortimer. Cambridge.
1819. _ **T.96.70; etc.
Porte, C. An oration, in which an enquiry is made whether the
stage is, or Can be made a school for forming the mind to virtue;
and ‘proving the superiority of theatric instruction over those of
history and moral philosophy. London. 1734. No.9 in **G.3823.14
Porteous, G. B. Rev. Dr. Porteous on the pulpit and stage; or,
churches and theatres, and players and preachers. An anticipated
reply to Rev. Dr. Talmage’s tirade against theatres. New York.

 

1874. 7464.134; **T.95.35
Resipent, A, pseud. The Bath Theatre vindicated from the aspersions
of the Rev. John East. Bath. 1844. **T 76.97

Ryvanp, R. A second edition of “The statement,” “The address,”
and “The remarks” on the “Counter-statement,” relative to a late
withdrawment from a dissenting Independent congregation.
[Letters on a controversy with the Rev. John Clayton relating to
dancing and the theatre.] London. 1805. No. 7 in **G,3824.9

SHinn, G. W. The stage asa teacher. A sermon. [Newton. 1900.]

No. 2 in 3589.214

— The teaching function of the stage from a clergyman’s stand-
point. An essay. Boston. 1900. No. 1 in 3589.214

SomE remarks upon the Revd Mr, Anderson’s positions concerning
the unlawfulness of stage-plays. Ina letter to the author, Edin-
burgh. 1733. i No. 3 in **G,3821.19

Stace, The, acquitted. Being a full answer to Mr. Collier and the
other enemies of the drama. With a vindication of King Charles

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Theatre. In favor of. (Continued.)

the martyr, and the clergy of the Church of England, from the
abuses of a scurrilous book, called, The stage condemned. Lon-
don. 1699. **G,3821.9

Tryon, G. W., Jr. Church and stage. [Philadelphia? 1880?]
No. 15 in *7541.8
UsEFuLNEss, The, of the stage to religion, and to government: shew-
ing the advantages of the drama in all nations. With an account
of the rise and progress of the play-houses that were put down.
London. 1738. Plate. **T 96.92; etc.
Visitor, A, pseud. The theatre. Observations on a recent pamphlet,
entitled, “The pulpit justified and the theatre condemned,” by the
Rev. John East, in a letter, addressed to Thomas Noon Talfourd.
London. 1844. **T 76.100
Ware, J. F. W. May I go to the theatre? A discourse delivered
in Baltimore, before the Society of the Church of the Savior.
Baltimore. [1871.] 7464.135; etc.
WERENFELS, S. The usefulness of dramatic interludes, in the educa-
tion of youth: an oration spoke before the masters and scholars
of the University of Basil. London. 1744. No. 10 in **G.3824.2
Witks, T. E. Letter to the Rev. T. Binney, in defence of the drama;
showing the futility of the objections made by him against
theatrical amusements, in his lecture recently delivered in Wells
Street Chapel. London. 1838. **T 97.203
Youne, C. An Elizabethan defense of the stage. (Jn Shakespeare
studies. By members of the Department of English of the Uni-
versity of Wisconsin. Pp. 103-124. Madison. 1916.) 4593-211

Theatre. , In opposition to.

ADpRESS, An, to the public, on the immorality of theatrical amuse-

ments. N.p. [18—?] **T 76.133
Arxen, S$. C. Theatrical exhibitions, a sermon. Cleveland. 1836.
**T 76.81

ALEXANDER, A. A discourse occasioned by the burning of the theatre in
the city of Richmond, Virginia, on the twenty-sixth of December,

eighteen hundred and eleven. Philadelphia. 1812. ¥**T 76.198
Avexanper, A. T. Remarks on the theatre, and on the late fire at
Richmond, in Virginia. York. 1812. ¥*T 76.87

Anperson, Rev. G. A reinforcement of the reasons proving that the
stage is an unchristian diversion. Or, a vindication of the appendix

to The uuse [sic] and abuse of diversions. Edinburgh. 1733.
¥**T 77.67; etc.
-—— The use and abuse of diversions. A sermon with an appendix,
shewing that the stage in particular is an unchristian diversion.
Edinburgh. 1733. **T 96.74; etc.
Awprews, C. W., and others. On the incompatibility of theatre-
going and dancing with membership in the Christian Church.
An address of the clergy of the Convocation of the Valley of
Virginia, to the people of their respective parishes. Philadelphia.

1872. **T.97.340
AUTHORITIES on the sin and danger of frequenting the theatre. Lon-
don. 1828. **T 96.120

Batne, J. The theatre licentious and perverted. Or, a sermon for
reformation of manners. Partly occasioned by the acting of a
comedy, entitled, The minor, in the licensed theatre of Edin-
burgh. Edinburgh. 1770. **T 97.57

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Theatre. In opposition to. (Continued.)
Beprorp, A. The evil and danger of stage-plays: showing their
natural tendency to destroy religion and intraduce a general cor-

 

ruption of manners. Bristol. 1706. ¥**T 77.763 etc.
Serious reflections on the scandalous abuse and effects of the
stage: inasermon. Bristol. 1705. **T96.104; etc.

— A serious remonstrance in behalf of the Christian religion,
against the horrid blasphemies and impieties which are still used

in the English play-houses. London. 17109. #*G, 3821.18
Bennett, J. B. The evil of theatrical amusements, stated and illus-
trated in a sermon. Dublin. 1838. **'T 96.60
Best, Rev. T. Sermons on theatrical amusements. Edited by R. E.
Roberts. London. 1865. **T 77,146
— Theatrical amusements. A sermon preached September 26th,
1830. Sheffield. 1830. **T 96.125
— Theatrical amusements. A sermon preached at Sheffield, Oct.
2oth, 1850. Sheffield. 1850. ¥**T 96.126
—— Theatrical amusements. A sermon preached November 6th,
1853. Sheffield. [1853.] **T 96.127

—— Theatrical amusements. A sermon as it was intended to be
preached at Sheffield, November 5th, 1854. Sheffield. [1854.]

**T 96.128
— Theatrical amusements. A sermon preached at Sheffield,
November 4th, 1855. Sheffield. [1855.] ¥**T 96.129

Betson, A. Miscellaneous dissertations, historical, critical, and
moral, on the origin and antiquity of masquerades, plays, poetry,
.&c. As also, whether plays conduce more to the improvement
or corruption of morals. Londop. [1751.] No. Io in **G,3821.5

Bossuzt, J. B., Bishop of Meaux. Maxims and reflections upon plays.
(In answer to a discourse, Of the lawfullness and unlawfullness of

plays.) London. 1699. No. 2 in **G.3823.20
BRAINERD, T. Influence of theatres. A lecture on the nature and
tendency of the stage. Philadelphia. 1840. ¥**T 76.179

BritisH theatre, The, and the Church of England contrasted; or,
an attempt to shew the inconsistency of stage entertainments
with the profession of Christianity. Sheffield. [177-2] **T.96.119

Bucx.ey, J. M. Christians and the theater. New York. 1876.

3450.80; **T.77.88

Buttock, C. Popular recreation. (A church congress paper.) The

theatre as it is: and the Ober-Ammergau play. London. [1880.]
**T 97.160

Camet, J. B. L. De Vinfluence des théatres et particuliérement des

théatres secondaires sur les mceurs du peuple. [Paris. 1822.]
No. 19 in **G.3562.1

Cuarneux, A., editor. Un procés de presse 4 propos du théatre.
[Affaire Judic & Humbert, directeur de l’Alcazar de Bruxelles,
contre L’Ami de Vordre.] Namur. 1878. **T 77.234

Crayton, J., the Elder. A counter and impartial statement of circum-
stances relative to a late withdrawment from a dissenting Inde-
pendent church. To which are added notes and an appendix,
designed as a reply to Mr. Ryland’s “Remarks.” London. 1805.

No. 8 in **G,3824.9

Crayton, J., the Younger. Letters, occasioned by a recent controversy
between R. R. Esq. and the Rev. J. C. London. 1805.

No. 11 in **G.3824.9
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Theatre. In opposition to. (Continued.)

CLémeEnt, D. X., Abbé. The stage, a sermon. Harlow. 1805.
No. 8 in **G.3824.4
Ciercyman, A. Testimonies of pagans, of infidels, of Christian
Fathers, of councils, of states and sovereigns, and of members of
the Church of England, on the nature and tendency of theatrical

amusements. Sheffield. 18109. ¥**T 76.93; etc.
CieveLtanD, C. Theatrical amusements: letter to a professing
Christian. [Boston. 1868.] **T 76.2
Cospin, I. Stage playing immoral, vain, and dangerous in its
tendency. A sermon. London. [1802.]} ¥*T 96.48

Coruier, J. A defence of the Short view of the profaneness and
immorality of the English stage, &c. Being a reply to Mr.
Congreve’s Amendments, &c., and to the vindication of the
author of The relapse [Sir John Vanbrugh]. London. 1699.

**T 77.41; etc.

— A farther vindication of the Short view of the profaneness and
immorality of the English stage, in which the objections of a late
book, entituled, A defence of plays, are consider’d. London. 1708.

**T 77,38; etc.
— A letter to a lady concerning the new play house. [Anon.]
London. 1706. No. 2 in **G.3823.3

—— Mr. Collier’s Dissuasive from the play-house; in a letter to a
person of quality, occasion’d by the late calamity of the tempest.
London. 1703. No. 4 in **G.3824.2; etc.

— A second defence of the Short view of the prophaneness and
immorality of the English stage, &c. Being a reply to a book
[by J. Drake] entitled, The antient and modern stages surveyed,
&c. London. 1700. s ¥*T 77.373 etc.

— A short view of the immorality, and profaneness of the English
stage: with the sense of antiquity upon this argument. London.
1608. **T.77.34; etc.

— Same. La critique du théatre anglois, comparé au théatre
d’Athénes, de Rome et de France. Et l’opinion des auteurs tant
profanes que sacrez, touchant les spectacles. A Paris. 1715.

**T 77.40

Conpuct, The, of the stage consider’d. A short historical account
of its original, progress, various aspects, and treatment in the
pagan, Jewish and Christian world. With the arguments urg’d

against it. London. 1721. **T 96.75; etc.
Conti, A. DE B., Prince bE. Works. With a short account of his life.
London. 1711. Portrait. ; **T 97.29

—— Traité de la comédie et des spectacles, selon la tradition de
léglise, tirée des conciles & des saints péres. A Paris. 1660.

**T 78.47; etc.

— Same. Neue Ausgabe von Karl Vollméller. Heilbronn. 1881.
4660b.51

Demoratisinc influence, The, of the playhouse. [Edinburgh. 18—?]
**®T 96.101

Deserter, A. The world. No. 1, 2. London. 1838, 39. 2 v. **T.98.93

Desprez DE Boissy, C. Lettres sur les spectacles; avec une histoire
des ouvrages pour & contre les théatres. A Paris. 1774.

¥**'T 78.213 etc.

Dissuasive, A, from frequenting the theatre. By the author of “An

essay on early rising.” Wellington, Salop. 1825. **T 96.131

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Theatre. In opposition to. (Continued.)

Duncan, Rev. J. The lawfulness of the stage, enquired into. Lon-
don. 1787. **T 96.51; etc.
Dwicut, T. An essay on the stage: in which the arguments in its
behalf, and those against it, are considered; and its morality,
character, and effects illustrated. London. 1824. **T.77.57; etc.
East, J. The pulpit justified, and the theatre condemned: in a letter
to some members of the Association for Increasing the Attrac-
tions and Promoting the Improvement of Bath. London. 1844.

**T 76.99
—— The theatre: a discourse on theatrical amusements and dramatic
literature, delivered in Bath. London. 1844. **T96.67; etc.

Extracts from the writings of divers eminent authors, of different
religious denominations; and at various periods of time, repre-
senting the evils and pernicious effects of stage plays, and other

vain amusements. Philadelphia. 1789. **T 78.79
Frienps, Society of. Theatrical amusements and horse-racing.
Philadelphia. 1873. **T 98.143

Gosson, S. The schoole of abuse. (August?) 1579. And a short
apologie of The schoole of abuse (November?) 1570. Edited by

Edward Arber. London. 1868. : 6608.14; **T.76.34; etc.
GreviLte, R. K. The drama brought to the test of Scripture, and
found wanting. [Anon.] Edinburgh. 1830. **T 96.110; etc.

Grounp, The, of the theatre. An interesting review of circumstances
connected with the ground upon which the late “Royalty,” and
the more recent ‘New Brunswick Theatre” stood. With pro-
posals for restoring the ground back to its original appropriation,
by erecting a building devoted to the purpose of benevolence and
religion. London, [1828.] **T 96.366

Hatpang, J. The players scourge: or a detection of the ranting
prophanity and regnant impiety of stage plays, and their wicked
encouragers and frequenters. [Edinburgh. 1757.] **T 96.80

The second part of The players scourge exhibited to the world.
Wherein is contained the true character of playhouses, play-
actors, and play-haunters. With an humble advice to the occupant
upon the throne. [Edinburgh.] 1768. **T 96.90

Hats, D. Letters on the new theatre. [In opposition to the erection
of the Tremont Theatre, Boston. Boston. 1827.] **T.95.39; etc.

Hatrirtp, R. M. The theater: its character and influence. An
address. Chicago. 1866. **T 76.125

Hitt, R. Aphoristic observations proposed to the consideration
of the public, respecting the propriety of admitting theatrical
amusements into country manufacturing towns. London. 1790.

**'T 96.115

—— A warning to professors; containing aphoristic observations on

the nature and tendencv of public amusements. London. 1805.
No. 5 in **G.3824.9; etc.

Histrio-Mastix. Or, the player whipt. [London.] 1610.
**G_3810.313 etc.

Hug, S. A short appeal to men and women of reason; who may
be walking according to the course of this evil world, living in
the pleasures thereof, and frequenting theatres, balls, &c. Bristol.
1765. **T 96.54

ImMorAL and anti-Christian tendency, The, of the theatre.
Exhibited in extracts from various authors. London. [18—?]

**T 96.102

 

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Theatre. In opposition to. (Continued.)
Jounson, H. A plain talk about the theatre. Chicago. [1882.]
¥*T 78.97
Kemptuorne, Rev. J. A warning against attendance at the theatre,
the fair, and the racecourse, being the substance of a sermon
preached last year in the Parish Church of St. Michael, Gloucester.

Gloucester. 1831. **T 76.66
KENDALL, J. Remarks on the prevailing custom of attending stage
entertainments. London. 1794. **T 96.134; etc.

Late theatrical amateur, A, pseud. A treatise on the propriety of
theatrical amusements in a Christian community, shewing the
_ rise, progress, and present state of the English stage. Madras.

1826. **T 77.162
Law, W. The absolute unlawfulness of the stage-entertainment
fully demonstrated. London. 1726. **T.76.95; etc.

Lesrun, P. Discours sur la comédie: ou traité historique et dog-
matique des jeux de théatre & des autres divertissemens comiques
soufferts ou condamnés. A Paris. 1731. **T 78,30

Leeps, J. W. The theatre: an essay upon the non-accordancy of
stage-plays with the Christian profession. Newport. 1890.

**T 78.18; etc.

Lerrer, A, to Mr. Alfred Bunn, manager of the Theatre Royal,
Birmingham; being a review of his epistle to the Rev. J. A. James
[in defense of the theatre]. Birmingham. 1824. **T 76.55

Letter, A, to the Reverend, the Moderator and members of the
Presbytery of Haddingtoun [attacking the stage and John Home
for writing a play]. Edinburgh. 1757. **T 96.79

Loss, T. An answer to that important question, whether it is lawful
for the professors of the Christian religion to go to plays?
London. 1757. . **T 96.96

M’Nicott, D. A rational enquiry concerning the operation of the
stage on the morals of society. Newcastle upon Type. 1823.

**T 96.39
Mariana, J. DE. De spectacvlis. (In his Tractatvs VII. Pp. 127-188.
Colonie Agrippine. 1700.) **T) 272.9; etc.

Mes é, le jeune. Essai sur la comédie moderne ot l’on réfute les
Nouvelles observation. [sic] de M. Fagan au sujet-des condamna-
tions prononcées contre les comédiens. Suivis d’une histoire
abrégée des ouvrages qui ont parti pour et contre la comédie
depuis le 17¢ siécle. Paris. 1752. **T 48,23

Morris, W. Motives of ministerial animadversion, on theatrical
exhibitions, being the substance of two lectures. Jersey. 1820.

No. 4 in **G,3822.2

Murray, L., compiler. Sentiments of pious and eminent persons, on
the pernicious tendency of dramatic entertainments, and other
vain amusements. London. 1817. **T 96.108

Navarro, G. Discvrsos politicos, y morales en cartas apologéticas,
contra los qve defienden el vso de las comedias modernas que
se representan en Espafia, en comparacion del teatro antiguo.
En Madrid. Afio de 1684. **D).176.20

NewnaL., F. H. The theater; a discourse. Boston. 1863. **T.76.180

Oxserver, An, pseud. The theatre, as it is: or, remarks upon a
pamphlet, entitled “The Bath Theatre vindicated.” London. 1844.

¥*T 76.98

Opera ticket, The: a dialogue. London. 1843. **T 96.122

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Theatre. In opposition to. (Continued.)

Orton, J. A serious dissuasive from frequenting the play-house.

 

Shrewsbury. 1776. ¥*T 96.118
Parisis, , Abbé. Questions importantes sur la comédie de nos
jours. Bruxelles. 1829. **'T 78.36

Precupe, A, to the plays: or, a few serious questions proposed to the
gentlemen, ladies, and others that frequent the playhouse. Lon-
don. 1729. **T 96.89; etc.

Prynng, W.  Histrio-mastix. The players scovrge, or, actors
tragedie. Wherein it is largely evidenced that popular stage-
playes are sinful, ungodly spectacles. London. 1633.

**T 77,19; etc.

Rainotps, J. The overthrow of stage-playes, by way of controversie
betwixt D. Gager and D. Rainoldes, wherein all the reasons that
can be made for them are notably refuted. At Oxford. 1629.

**T 77,139; etc.

Remarks on the theatre, occasioned by the awful death of Mr.
Cummins, which took place at the play-house in this town.
Leeds. 1817.. **T 96.105; etc.

REPRESENTATION, A, of the impiety & immorality of the English
stage, with reasons for putting a stop thereto: and some questions
addrest to those who frequent the play-houses. London. 1704.

No. 1 in **G,3823.14; etc.

Rousseau, J. J. A letter from M. Rousseau, of Geneva, to M.
d’Alembert, of Paris, concerning the effects of theatrical enter-
tainments on the manners of mankind. [London.] 1759.

**T 76.3; etc.

Sasin, E. R. A discourse, preached in presence of the supreme
executive of Massachusetts, by request of the young men of
Boston, commemorative of the late calamitous fire at Richmond.
Boston. 1812. **T 76.199; etc.

Serious address, A, to the frequenters of play-houses; or rather,
serious motives to draw people to a just consideration of the
folly, sin and danger of encouraging, and being present at those
unlawful assemblies. [London?] 1746. ¥*T 96.117

SHoRTE treatise, A, against stage-playes. [London.] 1625.

**G,_3821.13

Simpson, D. A discourse on stage entertainments. Birmingham.

1783. **T 96.78
Stmpson, R. A solemn warning against theatres and races. A
sermon. Derby. [1820.] **T 96.65
Sin, The, and danger of frequenting the theatre. [Sunderland.
1828. ] ¥**T 96.58
Stinxs, P. W. Popular amusements and the Christian life. New
York. [18096.] 3589.143
Some considerations about the danger of going to plays. Ina letter
to a friend. London. 1704. No. 1 in **G,3823.9
Stace, The. Three dialogues between Mr. Clement and Mr.
Mortimer. London. [181—?] **T 96.100

Stace, The, condemn’d and the encouragement given to the im-
moralities and profaneness of the theatre, by the English schools,
universities and pulpits, censur’d. London. 1608.

No. 1 in **G,3823.20

StacgE, The, the high road to hell: being an essay on the pernicious
nature of theatrical entertainments. London. [1767.] **T 96.76

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Theatre. In opposition to.. (Continued.)
STAGE-PLAYS considered, and contrasted with the Bible. Sheffield.
1819. **T 96.57; etc.
Styes, J. A defence of An essay on the immoral and anti-christian
tendency of the stage, against the animadversions of a critique
in the Annual Review [by Arthur Aikin]. London. 1807.

**'T 96.109
—— An essay on the character, immoral, and antichristian tendency
of the stage. Newport, Isle of Wight. 1806. **T 77,158; etc.

Sutor, A. An essay on the stage: in which the arguments in its
behalf, and those against it, are considered; and its morality,
character, and effects illustrated. Aberdeen. 1820. **T 77,58

TESTIMONIES on the nature and tendency of theatrical amusements.
(Dublin. 18—?] **T 96.112

THIRLWALL, FT. Royalty Theatre. A solemn protest against the
revival of scenic exhibitions and interludes at the Royalty
Theatre. London. 1803. **T 76.92; etc.

Tuompson, J. P. Theatrical amusements. A discourse on the
character and influence of the theater. New York. 1847.

**T 76.1263 etc.

THoucHTs on the entertainments of the stage. 2d edition. Leeds.
1786. No. 4 in **G,3821.23
Turnsutt, R. The theatre, in its influence upon literature, morals
and religion. Hartford. 1837. 4397-49; etc.

Warp, V. The stage, a dangerous and irreconcilable enemy to
Christianity, asserted and proved, in a letter addressed to a
comedian. Aberdeen. 18109. **T 96.69

WELL-WISHER to the king and people. The inconsistency of comedies
and stage-plays with true Christianity proved by Scripture and
authorities. [London. 1735.] No. 6 in **G,.3823.12

Wits, R., Bishop of Winchester. Of plays and masquerades. [An
essay in opposition to the theatre. Anon.] London. 1710.

; **T 97.156

— Same. An essay on plays and masquerades. London. 1724.

**T 96.45; etc.

—— The occasional paper: number IX. Containing some considera-
tions about the danger of going to plays. In a letter to a friend.
London. 1608. **T 76.114

WitTHERSPOON, J. A serious enquiry into the nature and effects of
the stage. Being an attempt to show, that contributing to the
support of a public theatre is inconSistent with the character of

a Christian. Glasgow. 1757. **T 96.103; etc.
Woopwarp, J. Some thoughts concerning the stage in a letter to a
lady. London. 1704. **T.96.99; etc.
Younc, C. An Elizabethan defense of the stage. (In Shakespeare
studies. Pp. 103-124. Madison. 1916.) 4593-211

Theatre. Law.

See also Censorship of the stage.

AcneL, E. Code-manuel des artistes dramatiques et des artistes
musiciens. Paris. [1851.] #*T 98.7

Astruc, J. Le droit privé du théatre; on, rapports des directeurs
avec les auteurs, les acteurs et le public. Paris. 1897. **T.74.18

Boucwarp, A. La langue .théatrale. Vocabulaire historique, de-
scriptif et anecdotique des termes et des choses du théatre. Suivi
d’un appendice contenant la législation théatrale en vigeur. Paris.
1878. **T 98.106

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Theatre. Law. (Continued.)
Bureau, G. Le théatre et sa législation. Paris. 1898. ¥*T 74,16
Constant, C. F. Codes des théatres a l’usage des directeurs, des
artistes, des auteurs et des gens du monde contenant un exposé.
des principes juridiques. Paris. 1876. #*T 77.206
Coryton, J. Stageright. A compendium of the law relating to
dramatic authors, musical composers, and lecturers as regards the
public representation of their works. With notes on various
matters connected with the stage, statutes (including the Lord
Chamberlain’s Act), etc. London. 1873. **T 96.162
[Documents of the Metropolitan Board of Works, the London
County Council, and Committees of the House of Commons and
the House of Lords, relating to the theatre.] London. 1866-
1909. 7 v. ¥#T 72.14
Great Britain. Parliament. Reports. Report from the Select com-
mittee on dramatic literature: with the minutes of evidence. [Lon-
don. 1832.] Plans. ¥**T 71.8; etc.
Gritz, F. J. Les théatres. Lois. — Réglemens. — Instructions. —
Salles de spectacle. — Droits d’auteur. — Correspondans.—Congés.
— Débuts. — Acteurs de Paris et des départemens. Paris. 1817.
#*T 77,20
Hanpy-zook, A, on the law of the drama and music: being an exposi-
tion of the law of dramatic copyright, the law affecting theatres;
and the law relating to music, dancing, and professional engage-
ments; with the statutes, forms, &c. London. 1864. ¥*T 78.44
Hennin, M. Des théatres et de leur organisation légale. Paris.
1819. **T 96.308
Lacan, A. J. B., and C. H. P. Pautmier. Traité de la législation et
de la jurisprudence des théatres. Paris. 1853. 2 v. **T 76.16
Le Sennz, C. E. Code du théatre. Lois, réglements, jurisprudence,
usages. Paris. 1878. . ¥*T 77.192
Letter, to the Right Hon. Robert Peel, respecting the proposed
introduction of a bill, to repeal so much of the Act of toth Geo.
II. cap. 28, as requires notice to be sent to the Lord Chamberlain,
previously to the representation of any new play or entertainment
of the stage, or any addition to an old play; and.showing that
the consequence would be, to confirm the monopoly claimed by
-Drury Lane and Covent Garden theatres. London. 1829.
¥**T 76.733 etc.
Reape, C. The eighth commandment. London. 1860. Portrait.
**G_,3936.25; etc.
Rivatta, V. Storia e sistema del diritto dei teatri secondo l’etica
ed i principii delle leggi canoniche e civili. Bologna. 1886.
: **T 75.47
SEcoNDE lettre a M. le Vicomte de Larochefoucauld. Paris. 1825.
No. 13 in **G.3562.2
Tuacxeray, T. J. On theatrical emancipation, and the rights of
dramatic authors. London. 1832. **T 76.184
Vutpian, A., and GAUTHIER. Code des théatres. Ou manuel a
l'usage des directeurs, entrepreneurs et actionnaires de spectacles,
des auteurs et artistes dramatiques, etc. Paris. 1829. **T.79.14
Theatre. Lighting.
Fiscuer, H. Heizung, Liftung und Beleuchtung der Theater und
sonstiger Versammlungssale. Darmstadt. 1894. Illus. Diagrams.
*80908.132.5

 

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Theatre. Lighting. (Continued.)
Krows, A. E. Play production in America. New York. 1916. Illus.
Portraits. Plates. Plans. Diagrams. 8069a.163; **T.76.196
Theatre. Machinery.
See also Theatre. Scenery.
Arcuitecture théatrale. [Plans of theatres and of stage machinery,
etc.] N.p. N.d. Illus. Plates. Plans. Diagrams. **T 11.6
Bapst, C. G. Etude sur les mystéres au moyen Age. Paris. 1892.
Plate. 2671.14
Dircxs, H. The ghost! as produced in the spectre drama, popularly
illustrating the marvellous optical illusions obtained by the
apparatus called the Dircksian phantasmagoria: being a full
account of its history, construction, and various adaptations.
London. 1863. Illus. Plates. Diagrams. **T 77.165
Fiurpr1, J. pe. Paralléle des principaux théatres modernes de
VEurope et des machines théatrales francaises, allemandes et
anglaises. Dessins par Clément Contant. Paris. 1870. 2 v.

Plans. *Cab.60.77.1
Laumann, E. M. La machinerie au théatre depuis les Grecs jusqu’a
nos jours. Paris. [1897?] Illus. Plates. 8092.126
Lertvrer, J. Lrélectricité au théatre. Paris. [1894.] Illus. Plates.
Plans. ¥*T 277 TAI

Moynet, G. La machinerie théatrale. Trucs et décors. Explication
raisonnée de tous les moyens employés pour produire les illusions
théatrales. Paris. [1893.] Illus. Colored portrait. Plates. Plans.

8092.1225; **T.75.4
Moynet, J. L’envers du théatre. Machines et décorations. Paris.
1873. Illus. Plates. Plans. ¥*T 77,137

VAULABELLE, A. DE, and C. Hémarpinguer. La science au théatre.
Etude sur les procédés scientifiques en usage dans le théatre
moderne. Paris. 1908. Illus. Diagrams. 6252.71

Theatre. Management.

Cueney, S. The art theatre. A discussion of its ideals, its organiza-
tion and its promise as a corrective for present evils in the
commercial theatre. New York. 1917. Plates. Plans. 6257.144

— The new movement in the theatre. New York. 1914. Plates.

6257.87

Daty, J. F. The life of Augustin Daly. New York. 1917. Por-

traits. Plate. 6257.146
Dickinson, T. H. The insurgent theatre. New York. 1917.

6257.143

Grau, R. The business man in the amusement world. A volume of
progress in the field of the theatre. New York. [1910.] Por-

 

traits. 4045.168
Forty years observation of music and the drama. New York.

1909. Portraits. 4045.172
—— The stage in the twentieth century. New York. 1912. Illus.
Portraits. Plates. Plans. 4045.180

Hamitton, C. M. Studies in stagecraft. New York. 1914. 2256.63
Horxins, A. How’s your second act? With a foreword by George
Jean Nathan. New York. 1918. 6257.308
Hutrisu, D. S. Motion-picture work: a general treatise on picture
taking, picture making, photo-plays, and theater management and

operation. Chicago. 1913. Illus. Plates. Plans. 8037.201
Mackay, C. D’A. The little theatre in the United States. New York.
i917. Plates, 6257.147

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Theatre. Management. (Continued.)
Krows, A. E. Play production in America.. New York. 1916. Illus.
Portraits. Plates. Plans. 8069a.163,; **T.76.196
Kuestner, C. T. von. Vierunddreissig Jahre meiner Theaterleitung
in Leipzig, Darmstadt, Mitnchen und Berlin. Zur Geschichte

und Statistik des Theaters. Leipzig. 1853. **T 55.65
Leavitt, M. B. Fifty years in theatrical management. New York.
[1912.] Illus. Portraits. Plate. *6§252.65; **T 55.16

Pitou, A. Masters of the show as seen in retrospection by one who
has been associated with the American stage for nearly fifty
years. New York. [1914.] Portraits. 6257.369

Situ, S. F. Theatrical management in the West and South for
thirty years. With anecdotical sketches: autobiographically
given. New York. 1868. Illus. Portrait. 4395.187; **T.55.39

Wootcott, A. Mrs. Fiske. Her views on actors, acting and the
problems of production. New York. 1917. Portraits, one colored.
Plates. 6257.307

Theatre. Models.

Cotumsia University. Dramatic Museum. A catalog of models and
of stage-sets. [With a preface by Brander Matthews.] New
York. 1916. Facsimile. ¥**'T 46.62.5

Theatre. Open air. See Open-air theatres.
Theatre. Periodicals. See Periodicals.
Theatre. Plans. See Theatre. Construction.
Theatre. Posters.

Bauwens, M. Les affiches étrangéres illustrées, par M. Bauwens,
T. Hayashi, La Forgue, Meier-Graefe, J. Pennell. Paris. 1807.

Illus. Plates, some colored. * 4072.18
[Co.xection, A, of Portuguese theatre posters.] Lisboa. 1880. (14)
posters, in (27) pieces. **T.Cab.1.10

Lonpon. Theatres. Covent GarpeNn Tueatre. Theatre Royal [Covent
Garden]. Mr. Ira Aldridge, the African tragedian, as Othello.

W. Earle, sc. [1833?] **G.50.13
Matinopron, C. E. Les affiches illustrées. (1886-1895.) Paris. 1806.
Illus. Plates, some colored. *4071.45

— Les programmes illustrés des théatres et des cafés-concerts,
menus, cartes d’invitation, petites estampes, etc. Paris. [1897.]
(62) plates. **T 12.6; etc.
Theatre. Programmes. See Programmes.
Theatre. Properties. See Theatre. Costumes and properties.
Theatre. Scenery.
See also Theatre. Machinery; Theatrical illustrations.
Appia, A. La mise en scéne du drame wagnérien. Paris. 1895.
No. 4 in **M.372.39
— Die Musik und die Inscenierung. Miinchen. 1899. Plates.

: : 4044.141
Becg pe FouguiEres, L. A. V. L’art de la mise en scéne. Essai
d’esthétique théatrale. Paris. 1884. 4673.86; **T.77.147

Brssirena, G. G. pa. Theaterdecorationen, Innenarchitektur und
Perspectiven. Prachtvolle und grossartige Scenerien aus Opern ~
und Schauspielen, welche an den Firstenhdfen des 18. Jahr-
hunderts aufgefiihrt wurden. Berlin. [1888.] 26 plates.

*Cab.80.87.3

Birr, O. Das Theater. Bithnenbilder und Kostiime von Karl Walser.
Mit Text von Oskar Bie. Berlin. [1912.] Colored illus. 34
colored plates. . ¥ET 72,1

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Theatre. Scenery. (Continued.)
Cuiptey, S. Scene painting for amateurs. [Clippings from The

Keynote, 1886.] Illus. Diagrams. #*T 13.5
Couen, G. Histoire de la mise en scéne dans le théatre religieux
francais du moyen age. Paris. 1906. Plates. 6674.92

— Same. Geschichte der Inszenierung im geistlichen Schauspiele
des Mittelalters in Frankreich. Leipzig. 1907. Plates. 4676.165
Cotumspia University. Dramatic Museum. A catalog of models and
of stage-sets. [With a preface by Brander Matthews.] New

York. 1916. Facsimile. **T 46.62.5
Coguiot, G. Nouveau manuel complet du peintre-décorateur de
théatre. Paris. 1910. Illus. Plates. Plans. 8069a.160

Craic, E. G. Towards a new theatre. Forty designs for stage
scenes with critical notes by the inventor. London. [1912?]
Plates. *8061.200

Frecusic, W. E. Die Dekoration der modernen Bihne in Italien,
von den Anfangen bis zum Schluss des xvi. Jahrhunderts. Teil 1.

Dresden. 1894. 8063.78
Kruecer, M. Uber Biihne und bildende Kunst. Miinchen. 1913.
Plates. Plans. 8069a.161

Lams, C. The art of the stage as set out in Lamb’s dramatic essays.
With a commentary by Percy Fitzgerald. London. 1885. Por-

trait. 4577-1173 **T.77.75
Lecuerc, L. Les décors, les costumes et la mise en scéne au xvIIe
siécle. 1615-1680. Paris. 1869. 6257.37; **T.77.153
Leaner, G. Theater-Decorationen. Abth. 1, Serie 1-3. Berlin.
[1892?] Plates, some colored. *8070.139

Mackay, C. D’A. Costumes and scenery for amateurs. A practical
working handbook. New York. 1915. Plates. 8076.214; Z.40d 19.4
Moperwe.u, H. K. The theatre of to-day. New York. 1914. Plates.

Plans. 6257.84
Perrin, F.C. V. Etude sur la mise en scéne. Lettre 4 M. Francisque
Sarcey. Paris. 1883. **T 95.59

Possart, E., Ritter von. Welches System der Scenerie ist am besten
geeignet fiir die Darstellung verwandlungsreicher, klassischer
Dramen, insbesondere der Shakespeare’schen? Festvortrag.
Minchen. 1901. . ¥®T 77.224

Saint-SaEns, C. C. Note sur les décors de théatre dans l’antiquité
romaine, Paris. 1886. Illus. “Plates. Plan. 2950a.50; **T.75.11

Stuart, D. C. Stage decoration in France in the Middle Ages. New
York. 1910. 4676.123

Van VecutTen, C. Stage decoration as a fine art. (Jn his Music after
the great war, and other studies. Pp. 137-157. New York. 1915.)

4049a.157
Theatre. Scrap-books.

See also Programmes.

Brown, A. A., compiler. Magazine articles. Drama. Vol. 1-63; new
series, vol. 1-33. [Boston. 1882-1916.] 96 v. Illus. Portraits.

Plates. Map. Music. ¥*'T 15.
— Same. General index of vol. 1-56; new series, vol. 1-23.

#7 15.1

— Notices of plays. [With indexes. Boston. Ig901-13.] 20 v.

Illus. Portraits. **T.14.3

—— Theatres. [With indexes. Boston. 190-?-1913.] 2 v. Illus.

Portraits. **T 14.5

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Theatre. Scrap-books. (Continued.)
—— Theatrical topics. [With indexes. Boston. 1900-13.] 22 v.

Illus. Portraits. Diagrams. ¥*T 14.1
—— The Usher. [Cuttings from The Usher column of the New
York Dramatic Mirror. Boston. 1909.] #*T 14.7

Brown, A. K., compiler. Theatrical miscellanies. Vol. 1-5; new series,
vol. 1, 2. [With indexes. Boston. t1910-12.] 7 v. Illus. Por-

traits. Plates. Plans. **T. 14.9
DanrortH, C. B. Dramatic reviews [from the Boston Daily Herald].
1871-78. ¥*T 15.4

- Dramatic catalogue cuttings. [Boston. 189-?] **T 12.8
Dramatic clippings. N.p. N.d. Illus. Portraits. Autograph fac-
similes. ¥**T.13.1

Dramatic memoirs and criticisms. [With index.] N.p. N.d. **1.15.6
Dramatic souvenirs. [Boston. 1910-13.] 6 v. Illus. Portraits.
Plates. **T 12.4
Eaton, W. O. Stories of the Boston stage. Scenes before and
behind the curtain. Anecdotes of actors in the past and present
[cut from the Boston Commercial Bulletin, 1876, 77]. **T 15.7
Hurcuines, W. E. [Manuscripts, programmes, etc., relating to his
Grand classical panorama of the sea and shores of the Mediter-
ranean, executed by A. Hewins.] N. p. [1848?] #*T 12.3
Ler, W. H., compiler. Dramatic & musical programs. [Boston. 1897-
1913.] 13 v. Illus., some colored. Portraits, some colored.
’ ¥*T 10.68
Masterson, K. The Matinee Girl. [Cuttings from The Matinee Girl
column of the New York Dramatic Mirror, compiled by Allen A.
Brown. Boston. 1906, 12.] 2 v. Illus. Portrait. **T 14.6
Muttett, A. E., compiler. A dramatic scrap-book; or a book devoted
to sketches of the lives of actors & to criticisms of plays & acting.

[Boston. 1894-1899.] 7 v. Illus. Portraits. **T T1.9
[Music and drama. Cuttings from Every Saturday, 1869-73.]
** M1 23.6
Norman, G. J., compiler. Theatrical woodcuts. N. p. [1855?] Illus.
Portraits. Plates. **T 13.2
Ripptz, G. Impressions. [Cuttings from the Boston Journal.]
N. d. Portraits. **T 15.5
THEATRICAL circulars. [With indexes. Boston. 1912.] 5 v. Illus.
Portraits. Plates. Maps. Plans. **T 12.5
[THEaTRICAL essays. London. 1829-1863.} No. 7 in **G.3822.3
THEATRICAL journal. [Cuttings from The European Magazine.]
1791-97. **T 16.3
[Wirrtam Warren. A collection of newspaper clippings, magazine
articles, etc. Baston? 19—?] Illus. Portraits. **T 55.139

Theatre. Ventilation. See Theatre. Heating and ventilation.

Théatre, Le. Mémoires d’un jeune premier. Paris. Gonet. 1858. 06
p [Paris-vivant, par des hommes nouveaux.] **T 99.33

Théatre, Le. Revue bi-mensuelle. No, 1-4. Décembre 1, 1874- janvier
15, 1875. Paris. Librairie de l’Echo de La Sorbonne. 1874, 75.

4nos.in iv. Illus. Portrait. Plates. Manuscript facsimiles.
No more was published. ¥*T 23.8

Théatre, Le. Revue bimensuelle illustrée. Année 1-16. 1898-1913.
Paris. Goupil & cie. [1898-1913.] 16 v. in 28. Illus. Portraits.

Plates. Music. Manuscript facsimiles. **T 22.3
During 1898 and 1899 this was issued monthly.

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Théatre, Le, a la mode au xvitte siécle. Marcetro, B. No. 5 in **M.139.22

Théatre, Le, de l’avenir. Vutoux, G. 6252.70

Theatre, The. Visitor, A, pseud. **T 76.100

Theatre, The. [Monthly.] Vol. 1-. New York. [Meyer Bros. & Co.,
etc.] .1901 to date. Illus. Portraits. Plates. Manuscript fac-
similes. **T 22.1
The first two numbers have the title: Our Players’ Gallery. [Quarterly.] Vol.
1 (no. 1); 2 (no. 1). Oct. 1900; 1901. The third number is entitled: The
Theatre. [Vol. 1.] No. 3. Beginning with No. 3 it is edited by Arthur
Hornblow. Ai ‘

Theatre, The. A monthly review and magazine. July 1877- Dec. 1897.
London. [Wyman, etc.] 1877-1897. 41 v. Illus. Portraits.
Plates. Plans. Autograph facsimiles. ¥*¥T 25.1
From Jan. 1880-Dec. 1889 the editor was Clement Scott; from Jan, — June
1890, Bernard E. J. Capes; from July 1890—June 1892, Bernard E. J. Capes
and Charles Eglington; from July 1892-—June 1893, Charles Eglington; and
from July 1893-June 1894, Addison Bright. In 1889 The Theatre Annual
(**T.25.3] was consolidated with The Theatre and from 1889 to 1894 the
January number is entitled The Theatre and Theatre Annual. After the rst
volume for 1894, the title-pages and Mdexes are lacking.

Theatre, The. [Semi-monthly.] Vol. 1. Dec. 1, 1851-May 15, 1852.
. ‘Edinburgh. Bertram & Co. 1851, 52. (3), 336 pp. ¥*'T 27.32
Theatre, The. [Weekly.] Vol. 1 (no. 1-4). Oct. 4-25, 1828. [London.]
1828. 64 pp. **T 26.46
Theatre, The. [Weekly.] An illustrated magazine of drama, music,
art. Deshler Welch, editor. Vol. 1-6, 7 (no. 1-18). Mar. 20,
1886-— Mar. 2, 1891. New York. Theatre Publishing Co. [&
Dramatic Publishing Co.]. 1886-91. 7 v. Illus. Portraits. Plates.

Plans. Music. Manuscript facsimiles. **T 25.2
Same. Vol. 4. 1889. **K.33.4
Theatre, The: a didactic essay. Wuyrt, S. No. 3 in **G.3824.6

Theatre, The; or, dramatic and literary mirror. [Fortnightly.] Vol. 1
(no. 1-14); 2 (no. 1 [i. e. 15]-23). Feb. 20~ Oct. 30, 1819. Lon-
don. Duncombe. 1819. 2 v. in 1. Colored portraits. **T.26.53
The index to vol. 2 is lacking.

Same. Vol. 1 (no. I-3, 5-14). No. 4 in **G.3822.4

Theatre Annual, The. Edited by Clement Scott. [1884-88.] London.
Bogue [etc.]. 1884-88. 5 v. in 1. Portraits. Autograph fac-
similes. #*T 25.3
In 1889 The Theatre Annual was consolidated with The Theatre [**T.25. 1] and
from 1889 to 1894 the January number of that periodical is entitled: The Theatre
and Theatre Annual.

Theatre Arts Magazine. [Quarterly.] Vol. 1-. November, 1916, to
date. [Detroit, Mich.] Plates. *ET 25.35

Edited by Sheldon Cheney under the auspices of the theatre committee of the
Society of Arts and Crafts, Detroit, Michigan.

Theatre, The, as a power. FaversHAM, W. **T 75.76
Theatre, The, as it is, Osserver, An, pseud. **T 76.98
Théatre, Le, au Collees des bons-enfants. P., L. ¥*T 77.202
Théatre, Le, aujourd’hui. Murzet, A. **T 77.118

Theatre, The, by Sir Richard Steele. [No. 1-28, January 2-April 5,
1720.] To which are added, the Anti-theatre; The character of
Sir John Edgar; Steele’s case with the Lord Chamberlain; The
crisis of property, with the sequel, Two Pasquins, &c. Illustrated
with literary and historical anecdotes by John Nichols. London:
Printed by and for the editor; and sold by G, G. J. and J. Robin-

son. 1791. viii, 580 pp. Portrait. **T 26.23
Another copy is on shelf-number **G.3824.7.

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Théatre, Le, dans l’intimité. Drieuiaroy, J. P. R., and M. A. Dreuxaroy.

; ¥kT 37,141
Théatre de la foire. Aurtac, P. E. J. M. v’, editor. **T 37.146
Théatre, Le, du peuple. Potrecuer, M. B. M. **,T 77.99
Théatre, Le, en province. Estivart, A., and M. Mitianvoye. **T.95.110
Thédtre, Le, et l’architecte. Trévat, E. **T 76.51
Théatre, Le, & le livre 4 sauver. Larorét, L. P. ¥*T 96.140
Théatre, Le, et le peuple. Bownasstzs, J. 4679.50; **T.77.105
Théatre, Le, et les mceurs. Wetss, J. J. A. 4697.94; **T.47.85; etc.
Théatre francais, The, in the reign of Louis xv. CocHRaANE-BatrLuig, A.
D.-R. W., rst Baron Lamington. 2670a.70; **T.86.3
Théatre francois, Le, divisé en trois livres. [Anon.}] See Chappuzeau,
Samuel.
Theatre hygiene. Rortu, W. E. ¥*T 76.37
Theatre, The, of science. Grau, R. ¥*80394a.57
Theatre, The, of the Greeks. BuckuHam, P. W. 4950a.24; etc.
Theatre sanitation. GErrHaRD, W. P. 5766.66
Théatre scientifique, Le. Ficurer, G. L. #*T 76.32

Theatre tickets.
Eutas, S. P. The law of theater tickets. San Francisco. 1905.
: 3663.96
SPECULATION or scalping in amusement tickets. Analysis of muni-
cipal ordinances prohibiting or regulating the sale of tickets of

admission at advanced prices. [Chicago. 1915.] *9352a.41.5
Theatre versus conventicle. Catvert, F. B. *ET 96.41; etc.
Théatréide, Le. Drvinzeau pe Rouvray, C. A. ¥**T 97.219; etc.
Theatres, The. Garrick, D. ¥**T 54.253 etc.

Théatres, acteurs et actrices de Paris, biographie des artistes dra-
matiques, et notices sur les théatres de Paris, leur origine, leur
administration, etc. Paris. Dépdét central des piéces de théAtre
anciennes et modernes. 1842. 108 pp. ¥#*T 78.42

Attributed to Adolphe Poujol in the Catalogue Soleinne, tome 5, p. 172, no. 749
L**T.66.13.5; **G.370a.15.5].

Theatres and motion picture houses. Menoy, A. S. 8094.115
[Theatres and public halls of New York. Plans of seats. Boston.

Lowell & Co. 1879.] 32 pp. Plate. Plans. **T 78.87
Theatres as they are. Lzecu, A. E. **T 96.133

Théatres clandestins, Les.
Capon, G., and R. Yve-Puessis. Paris galant au dix-huitiéme siécle.
Paris. 1905. Plates. ¥*T 75.42
Théatres, Les, de la foire. Apert, M. 4676.104; **T.97.254
Théatres, Les, de Paris. Notices et portraits. Texte par une société
de gens de lettres. Dessins par Eustache Lorsay. — Lithographiés
par Collette. Paris. Biendiné. [1854.] Variously paged. Colored
portraits. **T53,12
Same. Baillieu. **T 54.9
The contents of this copy differ from those of the preceding.
Same. Paris. Martinon. [1854.] 2-v. Portraits. [Galerie illustrée

des célébrités contemporaines. ] **T 54.10
Théatres, Les, de société de Rouen. Boutrtiuse, J. E. **T 76.5
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Théatres, Les, en robe de chambre. See Gilbert, F., and E. Coulon.

Photographies a la plume.

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Théatres lyriques de Paris.
Buazz, F. H. J. L’Académie impériale de musique: histoire littéraire,
musicale ... de 1645 4 1855. Paris. 1855. 2 v. 4045.12; **M.115.8
—— Lopéra italien, de 1548 41856. Paris. 1856. 8045.13; **M.115.9
Ezvar Du Fayt, ——. Académie nationale de musique. 1671-1877.
Paris. 1878. Plates. Plans. 2639a.55; **M.129a.11
Theatres, The, of Paris. Hervey, C. *ET 74.4
Theatric amateur, An, pseud. See Winston, James.
Theatric revolution, or plain truth addressed to common sense.

Macau.ey, E. W. ¥**T 96.20; etc.
Theatric tourist, The. Wzuwnston, J. #*T 72.5
Theatrical amusements and horse-racing: FRiEenps, Society of. **T.98.143
Theatrical and circus life. Jenninos, J. J. _**T 76.148
Theatrical anecdotes. Sapier, L. R. 2554.61; **T.58.80

Theatrical biography: or, memoirs of the principal performers of the
three Theatres Royal. With critical remarks on their professional

merits. London. 1772. 2 v. ¥*T 58.129
Another copy is on shelf-number **K.37.14, which lacks vol. 1.
Theatrical bookplates. Poprz, A. W. *8075.260

Theatrical Censor, The. By acitizen. [Semi-weekly.] No. 1-17. Dec.
9, 1805-—Mar. 3, 1806. [Philadelphia. 1805, 06.] 134, (1) pp.

Plate. **T.26.58
Theatrical Censor, The. [Weekly.] No. 1-6. May 24-—June 28, 1828.
[Manchester. 1828.] 46 pp. **T 98.66

Criticisms of performances at the Theatre Royal, Manchester.

Theatrical Censor, The, and musical review. No. 1-28. Oct. 1- Nov.
29, 1828. Philadelphia. 1828. 212 pp. **T 25.22
Nos. 1-4 were issued daily; the others three times a week.

Theatrical censorship. See Censorship of the stage.

Theatrical Chronicle, and dramatic review; with notes of London life.
[Weekly.] Vol. [1] (no. [1-]20); 2 (1-10); 3 (9, 19-21, 23-25, 34,
36); 5 (2-6, 9-13). London. 1841-48. 4 v. in 2. Portraits. **T.23.7

Theatrical circulars. Vol..1-5. [Boston. 1912.] 5 v. Illus. Portraits.

Plates. Maps. Plans. Manuscript facsimiles. ¥*¥T 12.5
Composed of theatrical circulars, prospectuses, etc. Each volume has an index.

Theatrical correspondence in death, An epistle from Mrs. Oldfield, in
the shades, to Mrs. Br..ceg...rdle, upon earth: containing, a
dialogue between the most eminent players in the shades, upon
the late stage desertion. London: Printed for Jacob Robinson.
1743. (1), 24 pp. **T5 7.346
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 5 in **G.3823.4.

Theatrical Critique. [Nov. 7, Dec. 10, 1829. Newcastle. 1829.] 4, 4 pp.
Relates to the Theatre Royal, Newcastle, England. **T 26.47

Theatrical disquisitions: or a review of the late riot at Drury Lane
Theatre on the 25th and 26th of January. And, a short appendix,
relative to the disturbance at Covent-Garden Theatre, the 24th
of February. By a lady. London: Printed for G. Burnet. 1763.
iv, 36 pp. **T 75.63
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 9 in **G.3823.16.

Theatrical entertainments consistent with society, morality, and religion.
{[Anon.] See Flitcroft, Henry.

Theatrical examiner, The: an enquiry into the merits and demerits of
the present English performers in general. London: Printed for
J. Doughty. 1757. (1), 98 pp. **T 96.81
Relates to the London theatres and to the art of acting. Another copy is on
shelf-number No. 6 in **G.3824.16.

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Theatrical Examiner, The, for Sheffield. [Weekly.] Vol. 1. Oct. 28, 1824-
Jan. 24, 1825. Sheffield. Howlden. 1825. 16, 80 pp. #*T 27.24
Same. Vol. 1, no. 7. Nov. 18, 1824. No. 3a in **G.3937.32
Theatrical Examiner, The: or, critical remarks on the daily performances,
with the bills of the play. Vol. 6 (no. 294); 7 (3, 17, 22, 56, 131, 156,

187); 8 (70, 128, 172). [London.] 1828-30. 11 nos. in I v. **T.26.11
Theatrical Guardian, The. Mar. 5—Apr. 9, 1791. No. 1-6. (To be
continued weekly.) London: Printed for the author: and sold

by E. and T. Williams. 1791. 6 nos. in I v. ¥*T 24.7

No more was published.
Theatrical guide, The, route and date book. Jounson, W. B., compuler.
4458.37
Theatrical illustrations.

See also Theatre. Scenery.

Avsum de l’opéra. Principales scénes des meilleurs ouvrages repré-
sentés sur la scéne de l’Académie royale de musique. Paris.
{[184-?] Portraits. Plates. **M_.121.19; etc.

Brereton, A. Shakespearean scenes and characters: with descriptive
notes on the plays, and the principal Shakespearean players, from
Betterton to Irving. London. 1886. Portrait. Plates. **G.61.7

CuMBERLAND’s Theatrical illustrations. London. [1831.] Portrait.
(204) plates. **T 49.5

Junker, H. Scenen aus Shakespeare’s Dramen. [London? 187-?]
12 plates. No. 2 in **G.3952.28

Literary and graphical illustrations of Shakspeare, and the British
drama. London. 1831. Illus. Plate. *6595.62; etc.

Same. Dramatic souvenir, The. Literary and graphical illus-
trations of Shakespeare and other English dramatists. London.

1833. Illus. Plates. **T 47.425 etc.

Moreau, J. M. [Engravings made from drawings by Moreau to
illustrate Voltaire’s plays in the CZuvres complétes, edited by P.
A. Caron de Beaumarchais and others.] 1914. 29 plates. **T.42.6

Ta.uts’s Shakspere gallery of engravings. London. [185-?] Por-
traits. Plate. ¥#€G_3952.11; etc.

TWELFTH NIGHT characters, from Shakespeare, designed and drawn
on stone by J. S. Alpenny, intended as a first series of characters
from the plays of Shakespeare. [London. 187—?] 24 plates.

 

: ¥**G,_3952.28
Theatrical Inquisitor, The. [Monthly.] April, 1818. London. Chapple.
1818. 225-304 pp. ¥*T 26:54
Same. Jan.—June, 1820. #*K 34.10

Theatrical Inquisitor, The, and monthly mirror. Vol. 1-4. [Sept. 1812-
June, 1814.] London. Sherwood, Neely, & Jones [& Chapple].
1812-14. 4 v. Portraits. ¥**T 26.36

Theatrical Inquisitor, The; or, an enquiry into what two worthy
managers have promised, and what performed. Manchester.
Dean & Co. 1804. 28 pp. #*T 77.12
A criticism of the company of the Theatre Royal, Manchester.

Theatrical jester, The: or green-room witticisms. Being a collection
of entertaining and original anecdotes, bon mots, repartees, &c.,
relating to the stage. London: Printed by J. Hammond. [1795.]

- 32 DP. ¥*T 58.18
Theatrical John Bull, The. [Weekly. Vol. 1. May 29-Oct. 16, 1824.
Birmingham.] Cooper. 1825. 176, (2) pp. : **T 28.4,

Criticisms of performances at the Theatre Royal, Birmingham, England. Pp.
161-164 of no. 20 are missing. Duplicates of pp. 156-160 are substituted.

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Theatrical Journal, The. [Weekly.] Vol. 3 (no. 107, 116, 117); 4 (171-
192, 195-204, 206-211); 5 (212-220, 222-232, 246-253, 256-259, 261-
263); 20-28. [London. 1842-67.] 12 v. in 5. **T 25.16

Theatrical Journal. Works about. :

Watkins, B. W. Outlines of the life of William Bestow, editor
and proprietor of the “Theatrical Journal.” With occasional
reference to contemporary theatrical events and personages.

London. 1864. Portrait. ¥*T 58.28
Theatrical list. Lownpgs, W. ¥**T 65.20
Theatrical Looker-On, The. [Weekly.] Vol. 1 (no. 2-25); 2. Birming-

ham. Drake. 1822; 23. 2v. Plate. ¥*T 28,13

Criticisms of performances at the Theatre Royal, Birmingham.
Same. Vol. 1 (no. 6, 9, 10, 16, 18, 19); 2 (3, 9-12, 14, 15, 17, 18, 24).
No. 7 in **G.3821.24
Theatrical management in the West and South for thirty years. Smuitu,
S. F. | 4395-187; **T.55.39
Theatrical Mince Pie, The, entirely original. Vol. 1 (no. 1-8). Jan. 1-
Feb. 19, 1825. By Somebody, Gent. [pseud.]. London. 1825.
72 pp. **T 28.3
Theatrical Mirror, The; or, daily bills of the performances. Vol. 1 (no.
1-36). Oct. 1-Nov. 10, 1827. [London. 1827.] 36 nos. in I v.
Illus. Portraits. **T 26.57
Theatrical miscellanies. Brown, A. K., compiler. **T 14.9

Theatrical Mission, London.

“Stars,” a year’s work in the Theatrical Mission, with list of con-
tributors, 1891-1892. London. [1892.] Plates. *7578,115
Theatrical monopoly:: being an address. to the public on the present
alarming coalition of the managers of the winter theatres. Lon-
don. Printed for Fielding and Walker. 1779.. (3), viii, 32 pp.
Portrait. No. 4 in **G.3824.14
On Sheridan and Harris, the managers respectively of the Drury Lane and

Covent Garden theatres. Other copies are on shelf-numbers No. g in **G.3823.133
No. 7 in **G.3823.15; No. 1 in **G.3823.17.

Theatrical Observer, The. [Daily.] Vol. 1-4. Dublin. Nolan. 1821.

4 Vv. ¥*T 28.14
Theatrical Observer, The: and daily bills of the play. Nov. 3, 1821-
June 30, 1876. [London.] Thomas. 1821-76. 53 v. **T 26.2

The set is very incomplete. A list of the numbers included in it is prefixed to
the first volume. There are numerous errors in dating and numbering the issues.

Theatrical pocket-book, A. Wewirzer, R. **T 98.133
Theatrical portraits. London. Lawrence & Bullen. [190-?] 8 por-
traits in portfolio, 15 * 11 inches. ¥**T Cab.1.22

Contents. — Churchill. — Garrick as Hamlet. — Garrick as Kitely. — Spranger
Barry as Macbeth. — Mrs. Clive as a shepherdess. — Mrs. Pritchard. — Quin.

— Mrs, Yates. ©
Theatrical portraits. [Verses. London. 1795?] 40 pp. ¥*T 93.5
Theatrical portraits. Van Dyk, H. S. **T 58.55
Theatrical Programme, The, and Entr’acte. [Weekly.] No. 1-8. June
4—July 23, 1849. [London.] 1849. — -¥*T 26.24
Theatrical Recorder, The: by Thomas Holcroft. Vol. 1, 2. London.
Symonds. 1805, 06. 2 -v. Portraits. Plates. **T 26.51

There is a supplement to vol. 2.

Theatrical records. [Anon.] See Dodsley, Robert. <

Theatrical register, The: or, a complete list of every performance at the
different theatres, for the year 1769. Illustrated with critical
observations. [London. 1770.] 3-74 pp. ¥*4*T7 77.25

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Theatrical remembrancer.
Ecerton, J. Egerton’s Theatrical remembrancer. London. 1788.
+**T68.4
Outton, W. C. Barker’s Complete list of plays, exhibiting at one
view the title, size, date, and author, from the commencement
of theatrical performances, to 1803. [Corrections to and con-
tinuation of Egerton’s Theatrical remembrancer.] | London.

[1804.] **T 67.6; etc.
Theatrical Repertory, The; or, weekly Rosciad. No. 1-26. Sept. 19,
1801 — Mar. 29, 1802. [London.] 1801, 02. 412 pp. **T 26.66
Theatrical Review, The. Jan—Mar. 1807. [Monthly. London.] 1807.
163 pp. **T 26.33

Theatrical Review, The: for the year 1757, and beginning of 1758. Con-
taining critical remarks on the principal performers of both the
theatres. With observations on the dramatic pieces performed
at either house. Added, a scale of the comparative merit of the
above performers. London: Printed for J. Coote. 1758. (1), v,
88 pp. **T 96.85
Relates to Drury Lane and Covent Garden theatres. Other copies are on shelf-
numbers *6570.21; No. 2 in **G.3824.17.

Theatrical Review, The; or, annals of the drama. Volume I (no. 1).
London: Printed for Mess. Wilson and Fell. 1763. (1), 44 pp.

No. 7 in **G.3823.13
Contains criticisms of the plays and performers at the Theatres Royal in London.
Not to be confused with other publications of nearly the same name.

Theatrical review, The. Potter, J. **T 48,22

Theatrical Rod, The! A weekly journal of the stage, literature, and
general amusement. No. 1-3. [London. 1831.] 24 pp. **T.26.59
There is no title-page.

Theatrical scene-painter, pseud. See Erle, Thomas William.

Theatrical sketches. MarcareT, pseud. 4349a.244; **T 58.111

Theatrical speaker, The; or an elucidation of the whole science of acting:
containing rules for exhibiting the dramatic passions. London.

Smeeton. 1807. (3), 233, (1) pp. Plate. ¥**T77.100
Theatrical Tattler, The. Vol. 1, no. 3. May 1, 1830. Birmingham.
[Drake.] 1830. 17-24 pp. No. 4 in **G.3942.15
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 3 in **G.3821.24,
Theatrical taxation. THEATRICUS, pseud. **T 76.47

Theatrical Times, The. A weekly magazine of Provincial, Continental,
American, Metropolitan theatricals. Vol. 1-3. June 13, 1846-
Dec. 30, 1848. London. Grieves. 1847, 48. 3 v. Portraits.

; ; **T 25.6
Theatrical topics. Brown, A. A., compiler. ¥*T 14.1
Theatrical trip, A, for a wager! Ruys, C. H. **T 56.20
Theatrical ‘world,’ The, of 1893-97. ARcHER, W. ¥*T 27.33

Theatricus, pseud.

Theatrical taxation; which embraces reflections on the state ‘of
property in the Theatre-Royal, Covent Garden, and the engage-
ment of Madame Catalani: also, an analysis of the grounds upon
which the proprietors have been induced to raise the prices of
admission. London: Printed, by J. Dean for G. Hughes. [1809.]

I), 22 pp. ae
Le eee O. P. Riots, 1809. Dyes
Theatrum redivivum, or the theatre vindicated. Baker, Sir R.
¥**G, 3821.12
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Theinert-Mickley, Ernst. :
Die Schauspiel-Kunst, ein Kapitel der Seelenkunde. Briefe an eine
: Dame. Miinchen. Lindauer. 1889. (5), 50 pp. ¥*T 96.354
“Their Majesties’ servants.” Doran, J. 4572.97; etc.
Thelmier, Jules Adrien. ,
Histoire du Théatre Montparnasse. 1819-1886. Paris. Fleury. 1886.

32 pp. Plan. **'T 98.18
Théorie de l’art du comédien. Bernier, F. **T 76.159; etc.
Theory, The, of the theatre. Hamitron, C. M. } 2256.62

Thérésa, Emma Valadon, called Mademoiselle Thérésa. ;
Monnigr, V. Thérésa et ses mémoires. Paris. 1865. Portrait.

**T 97.274

Moret, H. Nouveaux mémoires de Thérésa. Paris. 1868. Portrait.
¥*T 57.16

Thespiad, The. London. Stockdale. 1809. 50 pp. **T 96.319

Criticisms in verse of English actors.

Thespian, The. Vol. 1 (no. 3, 15,60). Aug. 3, 15, Oct. 11, 1821. [Liver-
pool.] 1821. 3 nos. ¥*T 98.55
Criticisms of performances at the Theatre Royal, Liverpool.

Thespian, The. Vol. 1 (no. 2). Jan. 13, 1823. Bristol. 1823. 5-8 pp.

¥*T 26.45

Thespian, The, and dramatic record, a journal especially designed to
promote the interests of the British stage. [Weekly.] No. 1-15.
Apr. 29-Aug. 5, 1857. [London. 1857.] 120pp. Portraits. **T.24.14

Thespian critique, The, or theatrical censor. Put, Patrick, pseud.

**T 76.24,

Thespian dictionary, The; or, dramatic biography of the eighteenth

century, forming a concise history of the English stage. London.

Hurst. 1802. (275) pp. Portraits. **T 58.125
Another copy is on shelf-number **G.3821.29. .
Same, 2d edition, with additions. [London.] Cundee. 1805. (382)

pp. **T.57.253
Thespian Magazine, The, and literary repository. [Monthly.] Vol.
1-3. June 1792—Sept. 1794. London. Printed and sold by Thos
Wilkins. 1793, 94. 3 v. Portraits. Plates. ¥**T 26.35

Another copy, from which the portraits and some of the plates are missing, is
on shelf-number **K.34.22.

Thespian Monitor, The, and dramatick miscellany. Vol. 1 (no. 1-4).
Nov. 25-Dec. 16, 1809. By Barnaby Bangbar [pseud.]. Phila-
delphia. Carey. 1809. (1), 72 pp. ¥*T 28,18

Thespian oracle, The; or, a new key to theatrical amusements. Con-
taining the new prologues and epilogues, and an introduction on
oratory and acting. London. Printed and sold by J. Barker.
1791. III pp. No. 2 in **G,3821.5

Thespian Oracle, or monthly mirror, consisting of original pieces and
selections from performances of merit, relating chiefly to the
most admired. dramatic compositions, and interspersed with
theatrical anecdotes. Vol. 1 (no. 1). [Jan. 1708.] Philadelphia:
Printed for T. B. Freeman. 1798. viii, (4), 24 pp. Portrait.
No more was published. **T 26.62

Thespian papers, The. Lynn, N. **T 97.264

Thespian preceptor, The; or, a full display of the scenic art: including
ample and easy instructions for treading the stage, using proper
action, modulating the voice, and expressing the dramatic passions:
illustrated by examples from dramatists. Boston. Bliss. 1810.
iv, 7-158 pp. **T 78.53

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Thespian Sentinel, The; or, theatrical vade-mecum. [Daily.] Vol. 1,
2, 3 (no. 1-40). Sept. 26, 1825- Mar. 3, 1826. London. Allman.

1825, 26. 3 v. in I. **T 27.9
Thespis. Kerty, H. **T 54.26; etc.
Thespis on tryal. Geter, J. **T 96.320; etc.

Thespis to Apollo. MacHumsue, L., Esq., pseud. No. 28 in **G.3822.3
Thew, William.
Poems on various subjects, chiefly theatrical. Prefixed, a life of
the author. London. The Author. 1825. (15), 112 pp. Portrait.
; **T 96.369
Thibault, Jacques Anatole (Anatole France), prefacer.
Futter, L. Fifteen years of a dancer’s life. With’ some account of her
distinguished friends. Boston. 1913. Portraits. Plates. 4049a.363
Thierry, Edouard.
Charles Varlet de La Grange et son registre. Paris. Claye. 1876.
(3), 143, (1) pp. **T 55.8
La Comédie frangaise pendant les deux siéges (1870-1871). Journal
de l’administrateur général. Paris. Tresse & Stock. 1887. viii,
532 Pp. 4694.50; **T.76.172
De Vinfluence du théatre sur la classe ouvriére. Lectures faites le
22 et le 29 juin 1862 aux conférences de l’Association polytechnique.
Paris. Panckoucke & ci€. 1862. 90 pp. **T 77,169
Thierry, Edouard, editor.
Paris. Theatres. COMEDIE FRANCAISE. Documents sur Le malade
imaginaire. Estat de la recette et despence faite par ordre de

la compagnie. Paris. 1880. **T 55.18
Thiers, Louis Adolphe, prefacer.
Bextitamy, G. A. Mémoires. Paris. 1822. 2 v. **T 56.23 etc.

Thiers, Marie Joseph Louis Adolphe. See Thiers, Louis Adolphe.
Thimig, Hugo, prefacer.

Rus, O., compiler. Das Burgtheater: statistischer Riickblick auf die
Tatigkeit und die Personalverhaltnisse wahrend der Zeit vom 8.
April 1776 bis 1. Januar 1913. Wien. 1913. 6252.117

.SCHOENE, H. Aus den Lehr- und Flegeljahren eines alten Schau-
spielers. Mit einem biographischen Vorwort von Hugo Thimig.
Leipzig. [1903.] Portraits. No. I in 4896.50.453

Things I have seen and people I have known. Sara, G. A. H.
4545-143; **T.57.242
Thirlwall, Thomas.

Royalty Theatre. A solemn protest against the revival of scenic
exhibitions and interludes at the Royalty Theatre. London:
Printed by T. Plummer and sold by Barnfield. 1803. 14 pp.

No. 1 in **G.3824.9

Same. 2d edition. Containing remarks on Pizarro, The stranger,
and John Bull; with a postscript. **T 76.92

Same. 3d edition, enlarged. Prefixed, a review of the conduct of
the stage in general, and the expediency and lawfulness of

dramatic entertainments. 1805. 209, (1) pp. **T 96.360
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 9 in **G.3824.4.

Thirlwall, Thomas. Works about.

PErcIvAL, J. Society for the Suppression of Vice. A few observa-
tions in defence of the scenic exhibitions at the Royalty Theatre,
and on the intolerant censure of the drama in. general; contained
in the “Solemn protest” of the Rev. Tho. Thirlwall, in the
name of the Society for the Suppression of Vice. London. 1804.

**T 76,61; etc.
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Thirty years at the play and dramatic table talk. Scorr, C. W. **T.98.112
Thirty-five years of a dramatic author’s life. Bart, E. **T 57.48; etc.
Thoinan, Ern, pseud. See Roquet, Antoine Ernest.
Thomas, Augustus, prefacer.
Howarp, B. The autobiography of a play. New York. to14.
**T46.60.2
Thomas, Emil.
40 Jahre Schauspieler. Erinnerungen aus meinem Leben. Berlin.
Duncker. 1895. 2 v. in 1. Portrait. Autograph facsimiles.
#ET 57.217
Thomas, Ernest, editor.
INDEPENDANCE musicale et dramatique. Année 1, 2 (no. 19). Paris.
1887, 88. 2 v. in 1. **M.135.14
Thomas, George Clifford.
The Passion Play of 1871. [Philadelphia. 1871.] 26 pp. 2861.77
Thomas, Rev. W. ie
Curtis, J. S. A short reply to a tract by the Rev. W. Thomas,
entitled “The theatre.” [Leeds. 188-?] *€T 77.204
Thomas Tvcker, A true and faithfull relation of the risinge and fall of.
See Higgs, Griffin. An account of the Christmas prince, in the
year 1609. ' =
Thomason, Denny R.
Fashionable amusements; with a review of Rev. Dr. Bellows’ lecture
on the theatre. New York. Dodd. 1857. 230 pp.
In opposition to amusements. 5589a.248; **T.97.113
Thompson, Alfred, editor.
Mask, The: a humorous and fantastic review of the month. Edited
by Alfred Thompson and Leopold Lewis. Vol. 1. Feb.—Dec.,
1868. London. 1868. Illus. Portraits. Plates. **T 24.5
Thompson, Denman.
Brapy, J. J. Life of Denman Thompson (Joshua Whitcomb). New
York. [1888.] Portrait. ¥*'T 57.372
Thompson, Elbert Nevius Sébring.
The controversy between the Puritans and the stage. A thesis, Yale
University. New York. Holt & Co. 1903. 275 pp. [Yale studies
in English.] 4583.148
Bibliography, pp. 267-272.
Thompson, Joseph Parrish.
Theatrical'amusements. A discourse on the character and influence
of the theater. New York. Baker & Scribner. 1847. 40 pp.

**T 76.126
Against the theatre. Another copy is on shelf-number No. 18 in *7460a.52.

Thomson, Dr. :

CaLLenDER, E.R. Dr. Thomson on the stage. A reply. Manchester.

[187-2] **T 77.72
Thomson, Charles.

The Brunswick: a poem. [Anon.] 2d edition. London. Marsh.
1829. (1), 108 pp. **T 76.28
Relates to the destruction of the Royal Brunswick Theatre.

Thomson, Christopher.

The autobiography of an artisan. London. Chapman. 1847. xii,

408 pp ¥**T 57.281

Contains a chapter on the theatres of rural England.
Thomson, James.
A brief narrative of the opening, and sudden destruction of the Royal
Brunswick Theatre, in a letter from Percy Farren, stage-manager.

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Thomson, James. (Continued.)
Subjoined, the new musical farce of An uncle too many; by James
Thomson. Never performed but on the only two evenings the
Brunswick Theatre was open. London. Wilson. 1828. 56 pp.
Another copy is on shelf-number **T.96.30. : ¥**T 96.202
Thornber, Harry.

Catalogue of engravings of theatrical scenes and portraits. Lent and
arranged by Harry Thornber. London. The Bedford Press.
[1888.] 17, (1) pp. Portraits. [The Arts Club, Manchester.]

**T 65.15
Thorndike, Ashley Horace.

Shakespeare’s theater. New York. The Macmillan Co. 1916. xiv,
(1), 472 pp. Illus. Portraits. Plates. Plans. Diagrams. 6595.30
Bibliography, pp. 445-460. Another copy is on shelf-number **G.73.35.

Thorne, Charles Robert.

Memoirs. By himself. Old times—theatres and professionals.

Also, interview with Charles R. Thorne by G. O. Seilhamer. 1881.

N. p. N.d. Unpaged. Portrait. **T 13.7
Composed principally of clippings from the Dramatic Times. Seilhamer’s article
is in pamphlet form.

Thornell, J. Higden.
The bill of the play. An illustrated record of the chief dramas, plays,
operas bouffe, etc., produced or revived during 1881. Illustrations
by Hal Ludlow. London. ‘Pictorial World” office. [1881.]

7-116 pp. Illus. Portraits. Plates. **T 46.54
Another copy is on shelf-number **T.96.163.

Thornton, Bonnell (Madame Roxana Termagant), editor.

Have at you all: or, the Drury-Lane Journal. [No.1. Jan. 16, 1752.]
Addressed to Sir Alexander Drawcansir [pseud. of Henry Field-
ing], author of the Covent-Garden Journal. Continued every
Thursday. London, Printed: and sold at the Publick Register
Office. 1752. 24 pp. **T 26.25

Thornton, Bonnell. Works about. .

Lioyp, R. The actor. [Poem.] Addressed to Bonnell Thornton,

Esq. London. 1764. No. 7 in **G.3820.11
Thought-reader’s thoughts, A. CumBertanp, S.C. F. 3586.53; **T.97.35
Thought-reading. See Mind-reading.

Thoughts and after-thoughts. Tres, Sir H. B. 4579.243
Thoughts on the entertainments of the stage. 2d edition. Leeds:
Printed for J. Binns. 1786. 24 pp. No. 4 in **G.3821.23

In opposition to the theatre.

Thoughts on the late disturbance at the Theatre-Royal, Newcastle.
Newcastle: Printed by M. Brown. 1789. 19 pp. ¥ET 76,121
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 1 in **G,3824.3.

Thoughts upon the present condition of the stage. [Anon.] See
Howard, Frederick, sth Earl of Carlisle.

Three original letters to a friend in the country, on the cause and manner
of the late riot at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane. By an old
man of the town. London: Printed for T. Becket. 1763. (1),

39 DP. **T.97.325
Other copies are on shelf-numbers No. 6 in **G.3823.13; No. 8 in **G.3823.16.

Three unities, The. See Unities. Dramatic.
Threepland, Moncrieff. (Timothy Plain.)
Letters respecting the performances at the Theatre Royal, Edin-
burgh, originally addressed to the editor of The Scots Chronicle,
under the signature of Timothy Plain [pseud.], and published in

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Threepland, Moncrieff. (Timothy Plain.) (Continued.)
that paper during 1797-1800. Edinburgh, Printed for G. Gray by

W. Bell, Glasgow. 1800. 284 pp. **T 48.27
Another copy is on shelf-number **G.3821.27.

Thrilling personal experience, A! Brooklyn’s horror. Wholesale holo-
caust at the Brooklyn, New York, Theatre, on the night of De-
cember 5th, 1876. Origin, progress and devastation of the fire.
Philadelphia. Barclay & Co. [1877.] 62 pp. Portraits. Plates.

**®T 75.81

Through the stage-door. A complete hand-book of the theatre. Con-
taining descriptions of all features connected with the stage of a
modern playhouse, information of practical value to every lady
or gentleman desirous of adopting the stage as a profession. With
advice upon this subject by Joseph Jefferson. Added, a list of
the largest theatres in the United States. By a stage-door keeper
[pseud.]. Ist edition. [Boston. 1896.] 30, (6) pp. Illus. Por-
trait. Plates. **®T 95.46
Relates principally to Boston theatres.

Thumb, Tom, pseud. See Stratton, Charles Sherwood.

Thurner, Auguste.
Les reines du chant. Paris. Hennuyer. 1883. (5), 335, (I) pp.

Portraits. 4047.81 5 **M.127.17°
Les transformations de l’Opéra-comique. Paris. Castel. 1865. (3),
288 pp. **M 129.18

Ticket brokerage. See Theatre tickets.
Ticket speculation. See Theatre tickets.

Ticknor, Howard Malcom. .

The passing of the Boston Museum. Boston. 1903. 379-396 pp.
Portraits. Plates. Autograph facsimile. No. 3 in **T.54.33
Cut from The New England Magazine of June, 1903 [Per.Room*5322.55.28].

Tieck, Johann Ludwig.

Dramaturgische Blatter. Nebst einem Anhange nach ungedruckter
Aufsatze tiber das deutsche Theater und Berichten iiber die
englische Btthne geschrieben auf einer Reise im Jahre 1817.
Breslau. Max & Co. 1826-1852. 3 v. 2908.3

Contains criticisms of Shakespeare and remarks upon productions of his plays.
Tietz, F., edttor.
Biocu, E. Eduard Bloch’s Album der Bithnen-Costiime. Mit
erlauterndem Texte von F. Tietz. Firma. [1859.] 2 v. 48
colored plates. ¥*6§252.9
Tiffany Studios, New Vork.
Mosaic curtain for the National Theatre of Mexico. [New York.
I911?] (11) pp. Plates. 4099.17€
Timbs, John, editor.
Harreguin, The. A journal of the drama. [Weekly.] No. 1-9.
May 16-July 11, 1829. London. 1829. Illus. Portrait. **T.26.18
Timely art, A. Curtis, E. W. 40094.287
Timothy, pseud.
The first play of the season. [Charles Mayne Young in Hamlet.
Edinburgh. 1828.] 557-560 pp. No. 16 in **G.3037.11

Cut from Blackwood’s Magazine, November, 1828 [Per. Room *3140.1.1828].
Tisserant, Jean Hippolyte.
Plaidoyer pour ma maison. Avec une post-face de Jules Janin.
Paris. Librairie du Petit Journal. 1866. (7), 166, (1) pp.
On actors and acting. No. 4 in **M.138.15

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Tissot, Pierre Francois.
Souvenirs historiques sur la vie et la mort de F. Talma. Paris.
Baudouin. 1826. 77 pp. Portrait. No. 5 in **M.125.7
To David Garrick, Esq.; the petition of I. [Anon.] See Hill, Sir John.
Tobin, John.
Bencer, E.O. Memoirs of Mr. John Tobin. With a selection from
his unpublished writings. London. 1820. 2542.21; **T.57.10; etc.
Tobler, Clara.
Mrs. Elizabeth Inchbald, eine vergessene englische Bihnendichterin
und Romanschriftstellerin des 18. Jahrhunderts. Berlin. Mayer

& Muller. 1910. (5), 119 pp. 2552.198
Literaturverzeichnis, pp. 114-119.
Toby Tyler; or, ten weeks with a circus. Kater, J. O. *£T 88.15

Tocci the wonderful two-headed boy! (Giovanni and Giacomo.) The
greatest human phenomenon ever seen alive! Boston. Libbie.
[189-?] (3) pp. Illus. **T 94.29

Toché, Raoul, editor.

Premréres, Les, illustrées. Notes et croquis. Saison théatrale
1881/82-83/84, 85/86-87/88. [Année 1-3, 5-7.] Paris. [1882-88.]
6 v. Illus. Portraits. Plates. **T 23.14

To-day in America. Harton, J. 2363.65; **T.97.27

-Toedteberg, Augustus.

A particularly interesting collection of English and American play-
bills mainly formed by Augustus Toedteberg. For sale at auction
by the Anderson Auction Company, March 19, 1907. New York.
1907. 31 pp. [No. 528.] ¥**T 65.36

Tom K----g’s: or, the Paphian grove. With the various humours
of Covent Garden, the theatre, the gaming-table, &c. A mock-
heroic-poem. 2d edition. London: Printed for John Torbuck.

1738. (4), 64 pp. Plates. ¥*T 96.257
Tom Thumb, pseud. See Stratton, Charles Sherwood.
Tom Tiddler’s ground. Marryat, F. 4364.83; **T.96.16

Tomkins, Simon, pseud.

The adventures of a strolling player. An autobiography. Edited by
Susarion [pseud.]. London. Griffin & Co. [1868.] viii, 311 pp.
¥*T 58.127

Tomlins, Frederick Guest.
The past and present state of dramatic art and literature; addressed
to authors, actors, managers, and the admirers of the old English
drama. [Anon.] London. Mitchell. 1839. 32 pp. **T 46.47

Same. 2d edition. **T 96.189
Remarks on the present state of the English drama. London. Lacy.
1851. 15 pp. **T 99.6

Relates principally to London theatres.
Tomlins, Sir Thomas Edlyne.

A new document regarding the authority of the Master of the Revels
over play-makers, plays, and players, in 1581. (Jn Shakespeare
Society, London. Papers. Vol. 3, pp. 1-6. London. 1847.)
Another copy is on shelf-number **G.3927.37.3. *4596.11.3

Origin of the Curtain theatre and mistakes regarding it. (In Shake-
speare Society, London. Papers. Vol. 1, pp. 290-35. London. 1844.)
Another copy is on shelf-number **G.3927.37.1. *%4596.11.1

The original patent for the Nursery of actors and actresses in. the
reign of Charles II. (Jn Shakespeare Society, London. Papers.
Vol. 3, pp. 162-169.) *4596.11.3
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Tomlins, Sty Thomas Edlyne. (Continued.)
Three new privy seals, for players in the time of Shakespeare. (Jn
Shakespeare Society, London. Papers. Vol. 4, pp. 41-49. Lon-

don. 1849.) *4596.11.4
Another copy is on shelf-number **G.3927.37.4.

Tompkins, Eugene, and John Quincy Kilby.

The history of the Boston Theatre, 1854-1901. By Eugene Tompkins,
manager from 1878 to ro0o1. Compiled with the assistance of
Quincy Kilby, treasurer from 1886 to 1901. Boston. Houghton
Mifflin Co. 1908. xvi, 551, (1) pp. Illus. Portraits. Plates.
Plans. Facsimiles. 4045.1703; **T.74.23

Toner, Joseph Meredith.

Notes on the burning of theatres and public halls. The antiquity of
the drama and the introduction of theatres into America, with a
chronological list of theatres and other public edifices burned.
[Washington.] 1876. 22 pp. 8099.20

Toole, John Laurence.

Catalogue of an interesting collection of books and portraits relating
to the drama from the library of the late J. L. Toole. Offered
for sale by Myers & Co. London. [Bayswater Printing Company,
Ltd.] 1906. 20 pp. [Catalogue no. 113.] ¥*T 66.23

Toole, John Laurence. Works about.

Harton, J. Reminiscences of J. L. Toole. Related by himself, and
chronicled by Joseph Hatton. London. 1889. 2v. Illus. Por-
traits. 4545-104; **T 56.221

Touchard-Lafosse, G.
Chroniques secrétes et galantes de l’Opéra. 1667-1844. Paris.

Lachapelle. 1846. 4 v. in 2. **M.143.19
Touch-stone, The. Raxrn, J. **T 98.89
Touchstone; or, the new era. [Weekly.] Vol. 1, 2. [London. 1877,

78.| 2v. Plates. ¥eT 21.7

Relates principally to the stage.
Toulmin, Camilla Dufour. See Crosland, Camilla.

Tournaments.
Menestrier, C. F. Traité des tovrnois, iovstes, carrovsels, et avtres
spectacles pvblics. A Lyon. 1660. #*T 94.3
Tournée dramatique, La. Monrerz, E. ¥**T 87.48
Tournée, La, du pére Thomas. Gurrarp, P. L. **T 87.56

Tourneux, Jean Maurice, prefacer.
Eptnay, L. F. P. vz T. v’E. ve ra L. ov. Lamitié de deux jolies
femmes. Suivie de Un réve de Mademoiselle Clairon. Paris.

1885. Plate. **T 98.39
Tourneux, Maurice. See Tourneux, Jean Maurice.
Touron, —. +
L’art du comédien, vu dans ses principes. [Anon.] A Amsterdam,
et a Paris, chez Cailleau. 1782. 130 pp. ¥*T 79.5

Tourret, Gaspard.

Manuel du vaudevilliste. Maniére de faire une piéce de théatre, de
la faire recevoir, jouer, réussir et préner par les journaux. [Anon.]
Nouvelle édition, annotée par Henri Desbordes [pseud. of
Adolphe Amat]. Paris. La librairie théatrale. 1861. 126, (1) pp.

i **T 99.30
Tous les genres du théatre. Descompezs, J. C. F. M. **T 96.172
Toussaint, Adéle, prefacer.
Samson, J. I. Mémoires. Paris. 1882. Portrait. 2649/126; **T.57.326
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Toussaint-Samson, Ad. See Toussaint, Adéle.
Towards a new theatre. Craic, E. G. *8061.200
Townsend, George Henry.

Evans’s Music and Supper Rooms, Covent Garden. Odds and ends
about Covent Garden and its vicinity, the ancient drama, the early
English divinity and controversial plays, &c.; compiled from
various sources by John Green. [London. 1866?] 60 pp. Illus.

¥#*T 95.92
Although the title-page attributes this work to John Green, it was actually
written by Townsend.
Townsman, A, pseud. See Watson, James.
Townsman, The. No. 1-24; (to be continued occasionally). Addressed
to the inhabitants of Manchester, on theatricals. Manchester.

Bancks. [1803-05.] I v. **T 26.65
Criticisms of the Theatre Royal, Manchester, by James Watson. The earlier
numbers were issued weekly.

Same. No. 6, 7, 11, 14, 16, 17. [1804.] No. 5 in **G.3822.2

Towse, John Ranken.

Sixty years of the theater. An old critic’s memories. New York.
Funk & Wagnalls Co. 1916. xvi, 464 pp. Portraits. Plate.
Chiefly about actors. 6257.109

Toynbee, William, editor. é

Macreapy, W. C. The diaries of William Charles Macready, 1833-

1851. New York. 1912. 2 v. Portraits. 4574-174
Toyon, Paul Mary de.
La queue au théatre. Histoire lamentable. Paris. Librairie des

auteurs dramatiques. 1867. 32 pp. **T 76.68
Tragedian, The. Goutp, T. R. 4509.11; **T.57.312
Tragedy.

Barnes, J. Tractatus de tragcedia veterum Graecorum, item de
theatro, et scena, et illius apparatu, nec non de musica theatrica,
deque versuum tragicorum legibus. (Jn Euripides. Eveuntdou
“Anavia. Vol. 1, pp. Ixxvii-civ. Glasgue. 1821.) 4975.20; etc.

Grysar, C. J. Uber das Canticum und den Chor in der rémischen
Tragoddie. (/n Kaiserliche Akademie der Wissenschaften, Vienna.
Philosophisch-historische Classe. Sitzungsberichte. Band 15, pp.
365-423. Wien. 1855.) *3340.3.15

Janin, J. G. Rachel et la tragédie. Paris. 1859. Portraits. **T.54.6

REFLECTIONS upon theatrical expression in tragedy. With a proper
introduction, and appendix. London. 1755. No. 2 in **G.3823.8

Riccozoni, L. Histoire du théatre italien depuis la décadence de la
comédie latine; avec un catalogue des tragédies et comédies
italiennes imprimées depuis l’an 1500, jusqu’d l’an 1660. Et une
dissertation sur la tragédie moderne. [Paris. 1728.] Plates.

**T 46.32

Waaner, G. P. E. Die griechische Tragédie und das Theater zu
Athen. Einleitung zum Vortrag der Antigone des Sophokles in
der Gesellschaft Albina zu Dresden. Dresden. 1844. Plan.

: 2960.13
Tragedy queens of the Georgian era. Fvvir, J. 4545-183
Tragic muse, The. James, H., Jr. ¥*T 87.31
Training for the stage. Hornetow, A. 5597-250

Traité de la comédie et des spectacles. [Anon.] See Conti, Armand de
Bourbon, Prince de.

Traité des tovrnois, iovstes, carrovsels, et avtres spectacles pvblics
{[Anon.] See Menestrier, Claude Francois.

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Travelling companies.
Account, An, of the third and fourth theatrical tour made by Miss

Foote in 1826 and 1827 to Liverpool, Bath, Edinburgh, &c. Lon-
don. 1827. **T 56.168
Banpmann, D, E. An actor’s tour; or, seventy thousand miles with
Shakespeare. Boston. 1885. 6268.29; **T.57.99
Bantock, G., and F. G. Artato. Round the world with “A Gaiety
girl.” London. 1896. Portraits. **T 57.148
Beate, T. W. The enterprising impresario. London. 1867. **M.146.26
BrEAuUvALLET, L. Rachel and the new world. A trip to the United
States and Cuba. New York. 1856. 2369.57; **T.57.311; etc.
BLeexer, S. Gen. Tom Thumb’s three years’ tour around the world,
accompanied by his wife — Lavinia Warren Stratton, Commodore
Nutt, Miss Minnie Warren, and party. New York. 1872. Illus.
Plates. 6269.62; **T.97.295
Du Vat, C. With a show through southern Africa, and personal
reminiscences of the Transvaal War. London. 1882. 2 v. Illus.
Portraits. Plates. **T 56.2223 etc.
Gienroy, G. H. Ins and outs of circus life; or, forty-two years
travel through United States, Canada, South America and Cuba.

Boston. 1885. Portrait. **T 58,112
Hatton, J. With a show in the North. Reminiscences of Mark
Lemon. London. 1871. Portraits. 6549.6; **T.57.359

Rays, C. H. A theatrical trip for a wager! through Canada and the
United States. London. 1861. Portrait. Plates, some colored.

**T 56.20
Van Hare, G, Fifty years of a showman’s life; or the life and travels
of Van Hare. London. 1888. 2262.49; **T.57.132

Traveno], Louis, and Jacques Bernard Durey de Noinville.

Histoire du théatre de l’opéra en France. Depuis l’établissement de
l’Académie royale de musique jusqu’d présent. [Anon.] En deux
parties. A Paris, chez Joseph Barbou. 1753. 2v.in 1. **M.146.23

Same. 2e édition. Chez Joseph Barbou [etc.]. 1753-58. 2v. **T.77.218

Travesties. See Parodies and burlesques,

Treatise, A, on the passions, so far as they regard the stage. [Anon.]
See Foote, Samuel.

Tree, Beerbohm. See Tree, Sir Herbert Beerbohm.

Tree, Sir Herbert Beerbohm.

The imaginative faculty. A lecture delivered at the Royal Institution,
May 26th, 1893. London. Mathews & Lane. 1893. (3), 48 pp.
Portrait. #5595.1103 **T.77.207
Relates principally to acting.

Some interesting fallacies of the modern stage. An address to the
Playgoers’ Club, 6th December, 1891. London. Heinemann. 1892.
36 pp. **T 47.73

Thoughts and after-thoughts. New York. Funk & Wagnalls Co.
1913. (7), 315, (1) pp. Illus. Portrait. 4579.243
Contents. — Our betters: a medley of considered indiscretions. — The living
Shakespeare: a defence of modern taste. — Jim: the vindication of a misunder-
stood microbe. — The imaginative faculty. — Hamlet from an actor’s prompt
book. — Some interesting fallacies of the modern stage. — The humanity of
Shakespeare, — The tempest in a teacup. — King Henry VIII. — On closing

the book that Shakespeare wrote.
At the end is a list of Shakespearean plays produced under Herbert Beerbohm

Tree’s management.

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Tree, Sir Herbert Beerbohm, prefacer.
Who's wuHo in the theatre. A biographical record of the con-
temporary stage. Compiled and edited by John Parker. London.
1914. Flans. Genealogical charts. *6§ 252.77
Tree, Sir Herbert Beerbohm. Works about.
Cran, Mrs. G. Herbert Beerbohm Tree. London. 1907. Portraits.
Plate. 45494.197
Lonpvon. Theatres. His Mayjesty’s THEATRE. King John souvenir.
Shakespeare’s historical drama, King John, produced at Her
Majesty’s theatre by Herbert Beerbohm Tree, on the 20th of
September, 1899. [London. 1899.] 18 photographs. **G,_70.23
Scott, C. W. Some notable Hamlets of the present time. London.
1900. Portraits. 4549a.191
Trélat, Emile.
Le théatre et l’architecte. Paris. Morel & cie. 1860. (6), 118, (1)

pp. ¥**T 76.51
Trente ans de théatre. Brernuerm, A. J. **T 77,1103 etc.
Trente-six situations dramatiques, Les. Potti, G. 6257.383

Trentsensky, Matthias, editor.
[Theater costumes. Herausgegeben von M. Trentsensky in Wien.]
London. Joseph, Myers & Co. [185-?] 234 plates in 4 v.
**T.Cab.1.2
Contents. — Wilhelm Tell. — Gétz von Berlichingen. — Zriny. — Die Pantomine.
— Das Conversations-Stiick. — Ké6nig Ottokars Gliick und Ende. — Der
Freyschtitz. — Ferdinand Cortez. —- Coriolan. — Die Rauber. — Die Jungfrau
von Orleans. — Kénig Lear. — Othello. — Maria Stuart. — Wallenstein. —
Dom Sebastien. — Ein deutscher Krieger. — Griseldis.—Die Puritaner—Vielka.
-~ Hamlet Prinz von Danemark. — Fridolin. — Gervinus. — Laura. — Das
Ballet. — Geistererscheinungen. — Der Verschwender. — Der Prophet. — Der
letzte Zwanziger. — Turandot. — Der verlohrne Sohn. — Oberon. — Das Nacht-
lager von Granada. — K6énig Heinrich VIII. — Ein Wintermahrchen. — Der
Nordstern.— Die Tochter des Regiments.— Czar und Zimmermann.— Lohengrin.
Costumes used in representations of plays at the Princess Theatre, Vienna.

Tréteaux parisiens, Les. Leroy, L. 4660b.633 **T.87.53
Tribunal volatile, Le, ou nouveau jugement porté sur les acteurs.
C#t** uy, Ch. -R: ¥**T 79,19

Trip, A, to Parnassus; or, the judgment of Apollo on dramatic authors
and performers. A poem. London: Printed by and for John
Abraham. 1788. (1), iv, 26 pp. **T.93.6
Relates to English drama.

Tripier, Auguste Elisabeth Philogéne.
Note sur la ventilation des théatres. Paris. Bailliére. 1859. (2),
12 pp. Plans. *€T 95.140
Trogoff, Christian de.
Les actrices de Paris. Quatrains, par Eugéne Hubert et Christian
de Trogoff. Paris. Lachaud. 1872. 5-86, (1) pp. **T 57.427
M. Emile Perrin, administrateur général de la Comédie-francaise,
membre du Conseil municipal de la ville de Paris. Paris. Lachaud.
1873. 6 pp. [Nos contemporains.] **T 95.108
Trollope, Henry Merivale.
The life of Moliére. New York. Dutton & Co. 1905. xviii, 578 pp.

Portrait. .79
Troubadours, apes

La Rus, G. pe. Essais historiques sur les bardes, les jongleurs et
les trouvéres normands et anglo-normands. Caen. 1834. 3 v.

**M.136.15; etc.
Troupe, Une, de comédiens. Monsetet, C. **T 87.58

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Troupe, La, de Moliére. [Paris? 18—?] 148-160 pp. **T 56.136
Cut from some periodical or other work. .
Troupe, La, du roman comique dévoilée. Cuarpon, E. H. ¥#*T 54.20
True adventures, The, of a play. Surpman, L. E. 4409b.231

True and faithfull relation, A, of the risinge and fall of Thomas Tvcker.
See Higgs, G. An account of The Christmas prince, as it was
exhibited in the University of Oxford in the year 1607.

True cause, The, of the watermen’s suit concerning players. Taytor, J.,
the Water Poet. **T 76.145; etc.

Truinet, Charles Louis Etienne. (Charles Nuitter.)

Le nouvel Opéra. Paris. Hachette & cie. 1875. (6), 255 pp. Illus.
Plate. Map. Plans. 2639.59; **M.139.11

Truinet, Charles Louis Etienne, prefacer.

Desrat, G. Dictionnaire de la danse, historique, théorique, pratique
et bibliographique, depuis l’origine de la danse jusqu’a nos jours.
Paris. 1895. **T 97.284

GurLtLaumot, A., fils. Costumes des ballets du roy. Archives de
VOpéra, xvie siécle. Paris. 1885. 20 colored portraits.

¥*®T 92.7

Truinet, Charles Louis Etienne, and Antoine Ernest de Roquet. (Er.
Thoinan.)

Les origines de l’opéra francais. Paris. Plon, Nourrit & cie. 1886.

Ixxii, 340 pp. Map. Plans. 4043.62; **M.114.4

Trumble, Alfred.
Great artists of the American stage. A portrait gallery of the leading
actors of America. With critical biographies. Part 1. N. Y.
Fox. 1882. 73 pp. Portraits. #*T 55.5
Truth, The, about the stage. Corin, pseud. **T 78.19
Tryal, The, of a cause for criminal conversation, between Theophilus
Cibber, plaintiff, and William Sloper, defendant. London: Printed
for T. Trott. 1739. 32 pp. **T57.1543 etc.
Tryal, The, of Thespis. See Geier, J. Thespis on tryal, or the moralitie
of playes considered.
Tryon, George Washington, Jr.

Church and stage. [Philadelphia? 18807] 12 pp. No. 15 in *7541.8
In favor of the theatre,

Tudor facsimile texts, The.
A hand list to the Tudor facsimile texts. Old English plays, printed
& MS. rarities. Exact collotype reproductions in folio & quarto.
Under the general editorship of John S. Farmer. August, 1914.
[London. 1914.] ¥€Q 58.150
Tuffet, Salvador.
Les mystéres des théatres de. Paris. Observations! Indiscrétions!!
Révélations!!! Par un vieux comparse [pseud.]. Paris. Marchant.
1844. 432 pp. Plates. ¥*T 78.39
Tully in the shades, pseud. See Foote, Samuel.
Tulou, Francois. (F. de Donville.)
Frédérick-Lemaitre. Souvenirs, documents inédits & fac-simile d’une
lettre du grand artiste. Extraits de la collection de Léon Sapin.
Paris. Baur. 1876. 15 pp. Facsimile. No. 2 in **M.125.7
Tumblers. See Acrobats.
Tune, The. [Anon.] See Hiffernan, Paul.

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Tunison, Joseph Salathiel.
Dramatic traditions of the Dark Ages. Chicago. The University of
Chicago Press. 1907. xviii, 350 pp. 6252.86
Turkey. Theatres.
Orta ojnu. Das tirkische Volksschauspiel Orta ojnu. Gesammelt,
mit Einleitung versehen, ins Deutsche iibertragen und mit Illus-
trationen herausgegeben von Ignaz Kunos. Leipzig. 1908. Illus.

Plates. Plan. Diagram. 6252.112
Tuarasso, A. Moliére en Turquie. Etude sur le théatre de Kara-
gueuz. Paris. 1888. ¥**T 56.58

Turnbull, Robert, D.D.
The theatre, in its influence upon literatrue, morals and religion.
Hartford. Canfield & Robins. 1837. (1), 58 pp. 4397-49
In opposition to the theatre.
Same. 2d edition. Boston. Gould, Kendall & Lincoln. 1839. vi,
Q-IIO pp. **T 78.60
Turnour, Jules.
The autobiography of a clown. As told by Isaac F. Marcosson.
New York. Moffat, Yard & Co. 1910. xii, (3), 102 pp. Portraits.
2249.91
Tuttle, A. C., and J. A. T. Bird, publishers.
The diagram, containing plans of theatres and other places of amuse-
ment in Boston. Revised and corrected. Boston. Harper & Co.
1869. 76 pp. **T 78.85
Tweedie, Mrs. Alec-. See Tweedie, Ethel Brilliana.
Tweedie, Ethel Brilliana.
Behind the footlights. London. Hutchinson & Co. 1904. xi, 356 .
pp. Portraits. Plate. Autograph facsimiles. **T 76.6
Same. New York. Dodd, Mead & Co. 2576.181
The Oberammergau Passion Play, 1890. London. Kegan Paul,
Trench, Tritbner, & Co., Ltd. 1890. x, 121 pp. Illus. Plates.
**T.47.74
Twelfth night characters, from Shakespeare, designed and drawn on
stone by J. S. Alpenny. [London.] Edlin. [187—?] ** G,3952.28

Twenty-four colored pictures on twelve cards, with an accompanying broadside,
on which are printed quotations from each character drawn.

Twentieth Century Club, Boston.
The amusement situation in the City of Boston. Based on a study
of the theatres for ten weeks from November 28, 1900, to February
5, 1910. [Boston. 1910.] 35 pp. ¥**T 77.62
Twenty-five years on the stage. Garpiner, J. ¥#*T 57,348
Two gentlemen of the Dublin University, pseud.
Drama, The. A daily register of histrionic performances on the
Dublin stage; and critical review of general dramatic literature.
Vol. 1 (no. I-42). Oct. 23-Dec. 10, 1821. By two gentlemen of
the Dublin University. Dublin. 1821. Portraits. **T.26.49
Two se a theatrical critique, and an essay. [Anon.] See Poole,
ohn.
Two prima donnas, The. Sara, G. A. H. **M 108.13
Tyranny triumphant! and liberty lost. Frrz-Cramso, Patrick, Esq., pseud.
**T 76.1523 etc.
Tyrolt, Rudolf.
Chronik des Wiener Stadttheaters 1872-1884. Ein Beitrag zur deut-
schen Theatergeschichte. Wien. Konegen. 1880. (7), 280 pp.

**T 97.2
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U

Ueber Biihne und bildende Kunst. Kruscer, M. 8069a.161
Uhde, August Friedrich Hermann Carl.

Friedrich Ludwig Schréder in seinen Briefen an K. A. Bottiger,
1794-1816. (Jn Historisches Taschenbuch. Jahrgang 45, pp. 245-
320. Leipzig. 1875.) *230Q1.45
Relates in part to Schréder’s connection with theatrical affairs in Hamburg.

Uhde, August Friedrich Hermann Carl, editor.

Scumipt, F. L. Denkwiirdigkeiten des Schauspielers, Schauspiel-
dichters und Schauspieldirectors Friedrich Ludwig Schmidt (1772-
1841). Hamburg. 1875. 2-v. ; **T 58.52

Uhde, Hermann. See Uhde, August Friedrich Hermann Carl.
Uhlich, Adam Gottfried.
HEITMUELLER, F. F. 1. Adam Gottfried Uhlich. 1. Hollandische
Komoédianten in Hamburg. (1740 und 1741.) Hamburg. 1894.
6872.49
Un de ses ***, pseud. See Gaillet, Eugéne, and Liébold.
Under the Clock. A weekly journal for playgoers. No. 1-40, 46, 40.
Jan 30, 1884-Jan. 3, 1885. London. 1884, 85. Portraits. **T.23.2
Under graduate, An, pseud.
Actors and editors, a poem; by an under graduate. London. Sher-

wood, Neely & Jones. 1817. 44 pp. No. to in **G,3824.13
Relates to the actors at the Drury Lane Theatre.

Ungern-Sternberg, Alexander, Freiherr von. See Ungern-Sternberg,
Peter Alexander von.
Ungern-Sternberg, Peter Alexander, Freiherr von.
Iffland. (Jv his Kinstlerbilder. Band 3, pp. 67-171. Leipzig. 1861.)

 

6898.144.3

Kiinstlerbilder. Band 1: Gertrud Mara. Leipzig. Costenoble. 1861.
251 pp. 6898.144.1
Union Pilot, The, and co-operative intelligencer. Vol. 1 (no. 2). Jan.
21, 1832. [Manchester.] 1832. 13-24 pp. **'T 26.48

Contains criticisms of performances at the Theatre Royal, Manchester.
United States. Theatres.

See also Theatre. Management.

Apams, W. D. A dictionary of the drama. A guide to the plays,
playwrights, players, and playhouses of the United Kingdom
and America from the earliest times to the present. Vol. 1.
Philadelphia. 1904. *6§252.76

Bircu, J. F. Stage secrets and tricks of the trade. Being the con-
fessions of an actor. [New York.] 1913. ¥*T 77.216

Birkmire, W. H. The planning and construction of American
theatres. New York. 1896. Illus. Plates. Plans. 8093.31

Brown, A. A., compiler, Theatrical topics. [Clippings from news-
papers and magazines, programmes, prospectuses, etc. With
indexes. Boston. 1900-13.] 22 v. Illus. Portraits. Diagrams.

#*T 14.1

—— The Usher. 1900-09. [Clippings from The Usher column of

the New York Dramatic Mirror. Boston. 1909.] FET 14.7
Burton, R. E. The new American drama. New York. [1913.]

4395-207

Carrin, C. Vaudeville. The book by Caroline Caffin. The pictures

by Marius de Zayas. New York. 10914. Portraits. 6257.83

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United States. Theatres. (Continued.) . :
Cueney, S. The art theatre. A discussion of its ideals, its organiza-
tion and its promise as a corrective for present evils in the com-

mercial theatre. New York. 1917. Plates. Plans. 6257.144
— The new movement in the theatre. New York. 1914. Plates.
6257.87

Crapp, J. B., and E. F. Encerr. Plays of the present. New-York.
1902. Portraits. **T 95.27; etc.
CrawrorD, M. C. The romance of the American theatre. Boston.
1913. Portraits. Plates. 4395-1773 **T.76.197
Curtis, E. W. The dramatic instinct in education. With a fore-
word by G. Stanley Hall. Boston. [1914.] 3599a.61

Daty, C. P. When was the drama introduced in America? An his-
torical inquiry, anterior to Dunlap’s History of the American
theatre. Read before the New York Historical Society, Novem-
ber 3d, 1863. New York. 1864. ¥**T 75.723 etc.

— Same. First theatre in America. When was the drama first
introduced in America. An inquiry. [With a supplement.] In-
cluding a consideration of the objections that have been made

to the stage. New-York. 1896. Portrait. **T 95.14
Day, J. F. The life of Augustin Daly. New York. 1917. Por-
traits. Plate. 6257.146
Dickinson, T. H. The case of American drama. Boston. 1915. 6257.118
—— The insurgent theatre. New York. 1917. 6257.143

Duntap, W. A history of the American theatre. New-York. 1832.
¥**T 55.109; etc.

— Same. London. 1833. 2 v. in 1. **T 76.200; etc.
Ettas, S. P. The law of theater tickets. San Francisco. 1905. 3663.96
Eytincr, R. The memories of Rose Eytinge. Being recollections
& observations of men, women, and events, during half a century.
New York. 1905. 4343-255
Forp, P. L. Washington and the theatre. New-York. 1899. **T.95.21
Fyties, F. The theatre and its people. New York. i900. Portraits.
Plates. 4343.218; **T.77.73
Grau, R. The business man in the amusement world. A volume of
progress in the field of the theatre. New York. [1910.] Por-

traits. 4045.168
— Forty years observation of music and the drama. New York.
1909. Portraits. 4045.172
—— The stage in the twentieth century. New York. 1912. Illus.
Portraits. Plates. Plans. 4045.180

Hamitton, C. M. Studies in stagecraft. New York. 1914. 2256.63
Harcoop, N. The stage in America, 1897-1900. New York. got.
; 4395-162; **T.47.39

Hitt, G. H. Scenes from the life of an actor. Compiled from [his]
journals, letters and memoranda. New-York. 1853. Portraits.

Dy **T 57.186
Hutton, L, Curiosities of the American stage. New York. 1891.
Portraits. : 4402.128; **T.76.83
Horton, L., editor. Opening addresses. New-York. 1887. Colored
plate. ¥*T 95.3

IRVING, Siw H. Henry Irving’s impressions of America. Narrated
in a series of sketches, chronicles, and conversations by Joseph
Hatton. Boston. 1884. 2367.37

— Same. London. 2v. **®T 57,12

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United States. Theatres. (Continued.)
Jerrerson, E. P. Intimate recollections of Joseph Jefferson. New

York. 1909. Portraits. Plates. 4343-277
Jerrerson, J. The autobiography of Joseph Jefferson. New York.
[1890.] Portraits. Plates. 7 4343.107; etc.

Jennincs, J. J. Theatrical and circus life; or, secrets of the stage,
green-room and sawdust arena. St. Louis. 1882. Illus. Portraits.
Plates. **T 76.148

Lansine & Co., publishers. Lansing’s Pictorial diagrams of the leading
opera houses, theatres, etc., in the United States. Boston. 1880.

Plans. **T 97.80; etc.
Leavitt, M. B. Fifty years in theatrical management. New York.
[1912.] Illus. Portraits. Plate. **T 55.16; etc.
Leman, W. M. Memories of an old actor. San Francisco. 1886.
Portrait. 4348.159; **T.57.43
Locan, O. A talk about the green-room and its people. [New York.
186—?] No. 14 in **G,3822.3
Lucas, H. J. J. Curiosités dramatiques et littéraires. Paris. 1855.
¥*T 47.24

Luptow, N. M. Dramatic life as I found it: a record of personal
experience; with an account of the drama in the West and South,
with anecdotes and biographical sketches of the principal actors
in the Mississippi Valley. St. Louis. 1880. 2404.52; **T.56.101

Mackay, C. D’A. The little theatre in the United States. New York.

1917. Plates. 6257.147
MacxayE, P. The civic theatre in relation to the redemption of
leisure. A book of suggestions. New York. 1912. 6257.56

— The playhouse dnd the play, and other addresses concerning
the theatre and democracy in America. New York. 1909.
6257.55; **T.47.34
Marryat, F. Tom Tiddler’s ground. London. 1886.
: 4364.83; **T.96.16
Masterson, K. The Matinee Girl. [Clippings from The Matinee
Girl column of the New York Dramatic Mirror. Compiled by
Allen A. Brown. Boston. 1906, 12.] 2 v. Illus. Portrait.
**T.14.6
Me trzer, C. H. A course of modern plays. With a brief history of
what is popularly termed the Independent Theatre movement.

N. p. [1900.] ¥**T 78.66
Morris, C. Life on the stage. My personal experiences and recol-
lections. New York. 1901. Portrait. 4343.229; **T.57.39

Moses, M. J. The American dramatist. Boston. i911. Portraits.

4395.181; **T.46.37
Natuan, G. J. Mr. George Jean Nathan presents. New York. 10917.

Plans. 4395-224
Nirpiincer, C. F. Masques and mummers. Essays on the theatre of
here and now. New York. 1899. ; 4395-1523 **T.47.38
Personat recollections of the stage by William B. Wood. [A
review. Philadelphia? 1854.] No. 22 in **G.3930.13.2

Potiocx, C. The footlights fore and aft. Boston. [1911.] 4395.202
Prospero, pseud. An imaginary history of the American theatre from
1890 to 1900. New York. 1890. ¥*T 77.56
Repe, L. T. The guide to the stage, containing instructions for
obtaining theatrical engagements, with a list of Provincial
theatres, and a clear elucidation of all the technicalities of the

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United States. Theatres. (Continued.)
histrionic art. With additional information, making it applicable
to the American stage; also, a list of the American theatres. New
York. 1864. **T 97.307
Ruys, C. H. A theatrical trip for a wager! Through Canada and
the United States. London. 1861. Portrait. Plates, some colored.

**T 56.20

Ruut, A. B. Second nights. People and ideas of the theatre to-day.

New York  tog14. 6257.112
ScHUERMANN, J. J. Une tournée en Amérique. Paris. [1900.]

**T.97.175

SEILHAMER, G. O. History of the American theatre. Philadelphia.

1888-01. 3 v. ¥*T 74.7; etc.

Smitu, S. F. Theatrical management in the West and South for
thirty’ years. With anecdotical sketches. New York. 1868.

Illus. Portrait. 4395-187; **T.55.39
Stoppart, J. H. Recollections of a player. New York. 1902. Por-
traits. 4343-2395 **T.56.246

Stone, H. D. Personal recollections of the drama or theatrical
reminiscences, embracing sketches of prominent actors. Albany,
N. Y. 1873. Portraits. ¥**T 56.194

Stranc, L. C. Players and plays of the last quarter century. An
historical summary of causes and a critical review of conditions
as existing in the American theatre at the close of the nineteenth
century. Boston. 1903. 2v. Portraits. Plates. 4343.215; **T.77.18

Sturcis, G. F. The influence of the drama. New York. 1913. 6257.60

THroucH the stage-door. A complete hand-book of the theatre.
Containing descriptions of all features connected with the stage
of a modern playhouse, information of practical value to every
lady or gentleman desirous of adopting the stage as a profession.
Added, a list of the largest theatres in the United States. [Bos-
ton. 1896.] Illus. Portrait. Plates. ¥**T 95.46

Vanpenuorr, G. Leaves from an actor’s note-book; with remi-
niscences and chit-chat of the green-room and the stage in
England and America. New York. 1860. 4398.135; **T.57.77; etc.

—— Same. Dramatic reminiscences; or, actors and actresses in
England and America. London. 1860. **T 57.14

WecELIN, O. Micah Hawkins and The saw-mill. A sketch of the
first successful American opera and its author. New York. 10917.

Portrait. *4047.349
Wemyss, F. C. Wemyss’s Chronology of the American stage, from
1752-1852. New-York. [1852.] **T 57.177

Winter, W. The wallet of time, containing personal, biographical,
and critical reminiscence of the American theatre. New York.
1913. 2 v. Portraits. Plates. 4395.220

Woop, W. B. Personal recollections of the stage. Notices of actors,
authors, and auditors, during a period of forty years. Phila-
delphia. 1855. Portrait. **T 57.235; etc.

Unities. Dramatic.

See also Drama. Construction.

PinkuaM, G. R. Studies of the drama. Issue I. The general
characteristics and dramatic unities of the Greek plays. [Balti-

more.] 1894. **T 46.49
Rocivug, H. Appréciation de la théorie des trois unités. Disserta-
tion inaugurale, Jéna. Jéna. 1872. - 4672.73

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Unities. Dramatic. (Continued.)

Simpson, E. The dramatic unities in the present day. London.

1874. 2576.63; **T.48.12
Universal musical and dramatic directory. The English edition of the
Annuaire des artistes. English section giving all particulars of
the music and dramatic trades and professions in Gt. Britain
and Ireland. London. Bonnaire. 1913. 1068, xxx pp. Illus.
Portraits. Plates. Plans. * 4041.99
University drama in the Tudor age. Boas, F. S. 4574-196
University of California. Greek Theatre.

A midsummer night’s dream. A comedy by Shakespeare, with music
by Mendelssohn. September 1, 1906. [Cast of characters, etc.
Berkeley. 1906.] 4474.307

University of Cambridge. Plays and entertainments.

See also Amateur Dramatic Club. :

Cooper, C. H. The actors in Dr. Legge’s tragedy of Richardus
Tertius, performed at St. John’s College, at the bachelors com-
mencement, 1579-1580. Read Nov. 29, 1858. (Jn Cambridge Anti-
quarian Society, England. Antiquarian communications. Vol. 1,
PP. 347-357. Cambridge. 1859.) ‘ : *2506.6.1

Farren, R. The Birds of Aristophanes as performed by members
of the University at the Theatre Royal, Cambridge, November,
1883. [Cambridge. 1884.] (11) plates. ¥*T 42.5

— The Eumenides of Aeschylus as performed by members of the
University at the Theatre Royal, Cambridge, December, 1885.
Cambridge. 1886. (6) plates. **T 42.4

— Iphigenia in Tauris of Euripides. Performed by members of
the University at the Theatre Royal, Cambridge, November &
December, 1894. Cambridge. [1895.] (7) plates. ¥*T at2

— The Oedipus Tyrannus of Sophocles as performed at Cam-
bridge Nov. 22-26, 1887. Cambridge. 1887. (6) plates. **T.41.3

Pryor, F. R. The Oedipus Tyrannus [of Sophocles]. A record by
L. Speed and F. R. Pryor of the performance [at the University of
Cambridge] in November 1887. Cambridge. [1888.] Illus. Plate.

. **T 31.6
University of Chicago. Plays and entertainments.

Jonson, B. [The case is alterd.] At the Auditorium playe-house,
Chicago, neare to the bank-side, Saturday evening, the seventeenth
of Maye next, a right mery and wittie comedie intituled The case
is alterd, publiquely acted by the students in the Universitie. [A
synopsis of the play, with notes. Chicago.] 1902. Portraits.
Plates. ¥*6579.123

University of Oxford. Archives.

James I at Oxford in 1605. (Jn Malone Society. Collections. Vol. 1,
part 3, pp. 247-259. [Oxford.] 1909.) **@.4077.15.1.Part 3
Relates to plays performed by members of the University before King James.
Edited by F. S. Boas and W. W. Greg.

University of Oxford. Plays and entertainments.

See also Oxford University Dramatic Society. |

AvppERLEY, Hon. J. G. The fight for the drama at Oxford. Some plain
facts. With a preface by W. L. Courtney. Oxford. 1888. **T.98.29

Hices, G. An account of The Christmas prince, as it was exhibited
in the University of Oxford in the year 1607. Now first published
from the original manuscript. (Jn Miscellanea antiqua Anglicana.
London. 1816.) No. 3 in *4512.142

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University of Oxford. Plays and entertainments. (Continued.)

Macxinnon, A. The Oxford amateurs. A short history of theatri-
cals at the University. With a foreword by the Hon. & Rev.
James Adderley. London. 1910. Portrait. Plates. 2497.183,

University of Oxford. Archives. James I at Oxford in 1605. (In
Malone Society. Collections. Vol. 1, part 3, pp. 247-259. [Ox-
ford.] 1909.) **G,4077.15.1.Part 3

Unmasking, The, of Robert-Houdin. Hovuprin1, H. 4006.219; **T.96.371
Urban Club, London.

Jeremian, J. Notes on Shakespeare, and memorials of the Urban
Club, and an account of the boar’s head feast and ceremonies
formerly observed at St. John’s Gate. (Subscriber’s copy.) Lon-
don. 1876. Illus. Portrait. Plate. **T’ 56.44; etc.

Urlin, Ethel L.

Dancing, ancient and modern. New York. Appleton & Co. 1912.

xvi, 182, (1) pp. Portraits. Plates. 40494.357

Usefulness, The, of the stage to religion, and to government: shewing
the advantages of the drama in all nations. With an account
of the rise and progress of the play-houses that were put down.
With reflections on the taste of the times. London: Printed for,

and sold by Thomas Harper. 1738. (4), 51, (1) pp. Plate.
**T 96.92
Same. 2d edition. Printed for T. Cooper. (4), 60 pp. **T 96.73

Another copy is on shelf-number No. 8 in **G.3823.12.

V

V------ , Madame, pseud. See Mathews, Lucia Elizabeth.
Vee, Mme Bt*, née de, pseud. See B**, Mme, née de V**, pseud.
V., F.C. See Valentine, Ferdinand C.
Vacano, Emil Alois Ferdinand.
Der Roman der Adelina Patti. Nach spanischen, englischen und
miindlichen Quellen. Mit Federzeichnungen von Karl Klié. Wien.
Kli¢ & Spitzer. 1875. 84 pp. Illus. Portraits. Autograph fac-

simile. 4041.102
Vacquerie, Auguste Edouard.
Profils et grimaces, Paris. Lévy. 1856. (3), 328 pp. ¥*T 47.12

A collection of short articles relating principally to French drama.
Vacquerie, Auguste Edouard. Works about.
ALBERT, G. Auguste Vacquerie: sa vie et son ceuvre. Lettre-préface

* de Henri de Lapommeraye. Paris. 1889. Portrait. **T 56.47
Vagabond, The. Bapzau, A. 4049a.193; **T.97.335
Vagabond adventures. KeEEtmr, R. **T57.354; etc.
Vagrant memories. WIuntER, W. 4343.272
Vala. Gopwin, P. 2902.40; etc.
Valabrégue, ——.

SEVELINGEs, Cc. L. pe. Le rideau levé, ou petite revue des grands
théatres, suivie d’une réponse au factum de M. Valabrégue, et
d’une réplique d’un des chefs de son orchestre. Paris. 1818.

8‘ **T 77,21
Valencia, Spain. Theatres.

Lamarca, L. El teatro de Valencia desde su origen hasta nuestros
dias. Valencia. 1840. ‘ **D_.170b.60

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Valenciennes, France. Theatres.

Hécart, G. A. J. Recherches historiques, bibliographiques, critiques
et littéraires, sur le Théatre de Valenciennes. Paris. 1816. Por-
traits. **T 76.58

Valentin, Monsieur. See Dewaeghenaére, Valentin.
Valentine, Ferdinand C., translator.
CotomsBier, M. The memoirs of Sarah Barnum. With a preface
S by Paul Bonnetain. Translated under the management of
Ferdinand C. Valentine and Leigh H. Hunt. New York. [1884.]
**T 97.259

GaiL_et, E., and LifésoLp. Sarah Barnum’s reply. The life of

Marie Colombier. New York. 1884. Illus. ¥*T 54.1
Valentine Vox, The life and adventures of. Cocxton, H.  4573.116; etc.
Valentini, Francesco. ;

Trattato su la commedia dell’ arte, ossia improvvisa. Maschere
italiene, ed alcune scene del carnevale di Roma. Berlino. Wittich.
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Same. Abhandlung tiber die Comddie aus dem Stegreif und die
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Vallier, J. P.

Recherches sur les causes de la décadence des théatres et de l’art
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No. 1 in **M.125.6
Valter, Jehan.

La premiére de Le roi s’amuse. 22 novembre 1832. Paris. Lévy. 1882.

(2), 148 pp. Portraits. Plates. Manuscript facsimile. **T.57.168
Van Amburgh,' Isaac A.

Fercuson, O. J. A brief biographical sketch of I. A. Van Amburgh,
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Vanbrugh, Sir John. Works about.

Couuizer, J. A defence of the Short view of the profaneness and
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Vandam, Albert Dresden, translator.
Houssayve, A. Behind the scenes of the Comédie francaise and other

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Vandenhoff, George. :
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Vander Straeten, Edmond.

Le théatre villageois en Flandre. Histoire, littérature, musique,
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Theatrical portraits; with other poems. London. Miller. 1822. (2),

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Vanel, Eugéne.

Histoire populaire de tous les théatres de Paris depuis leur orig

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Van Hare, G.

Fifty years of a showman’s life; or, the life and travels of Van Hare.
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Vanhove, Cécile Caroline Charlotte.
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Van Vechten, Carl.
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— Stage decoration as a fine art. — Adolphe Appia and Gordon Craig.
Vapereau, G. See Vapereau, Louis Gustave.
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Barnazez, H. C. Reminiscences. Being an attempt to account for
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Vattemare, Alexandre. See Vattemare, Nicholas Marie Alexandre.
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Portraits, mostly colored. **T 57.373

Vaudeville.

CarFin, C. Vaudeville. The book by Caroline Caffin. The pictures
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CuarrincTon, F.N. The battle of the music halls. London. [188-?]

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of that strange country. London. [1890.] Illus. **T 96.199
Rocuerort-Luc¢ay, C. L. M., Marquis pz. Mémoires d’un vaude-
villiste. Paris. [1863.] ¥**T 57.307
SALTARINO, Signor, pseud. Das Artistentum und seine Geschichte.
Leipzig. 1910. Illus. Portraits. 2243.87
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Stuart, C. D., and A. J. Parx. The variety stage. A history of the
music halls from the earliest period to the present time. Lon-
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Vaudoyer, Antoine Laurent Thomas.

Description du théatre de Marcellus, 4 Rome rétabli dans son état
primitif, d’aprés les vestiges qui en restent encore: mémoire joint
aux plans, coupes, élévations et détails. Paris. Dusillion. 1812.
(3), 48 pp. Tables. 4093-134

Vaulabelle, Alfred de, and Charles Hémardinquer.

La science au théatre. Etude sur les procédés scientifiques en usage
dans le théatre moderne. Paris. Paulin & cie. 1908. (3), 201 pp.
Illus. Diagrams. 6252.71

Vaux, Charles Maurice, Baron de.

Ecuyers et écuyéres. Histoire des cirques d’Europe (1680-1801).
Avec une étude sur l’équitation savante par Maxime Gaussen.
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Paris. Rothschild. 1893. xxiii, 368 pp. Illus. Portraits. Plates.
Autograph facsimile. #*T 95.113

Vauxhall affray, The; or, the macaronies defeated. A compilation of
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This work contains also an appendix to the Vauxhall affray. Relates to Eliza-
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others. .

Veber, Eugéne. See Veber, Pierre Eugéne.
Veber, Pierre Eugéne, prefacer.

Mainpron, C. F. Les programmes illustrés des théatres et des
cafés-concerts, menus, cartes d’invitation, petites estampes, etc.
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Vedder, Paul, editor.

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Praycorrs’ Pocket-Book, The. The dramatic year, 1886, 87. With
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**T 78.73
Vega Carpio, Lope Félix de.

The new art of writing plays. Translated by William T. Brewster.
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Lewes, G. H. The Spanish drama. Lope de Vega and Calderon.

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Velasquez, Pedro.

ILLUSTRATED memoir of an eventful expedition into Central America
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Velten, Johannes. :
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Venice, Jtaly. Theatres.

Gatvant, L. N. I teatri musicali di Venezia nel secolo xvii (1637-
1700). Memorie storiche e bibliografiche. Milano. [1879.] 8052.151

GiorNALE dei teatri di Venezia. Anno 1-7. 1795-1802. Venezia,
1796-1801. *2768.1

Taytor, H. C. Chatfield-. Goldoni. A biography. Illustrations
from the paintings of Pietro and Alessandro Longhi. New York.
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Memoria storica del teatro La Fenice in Venezia. Venezia. [1839.]

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Ventriloquism.

ANECDOTES curieuses et inédites de la vie de Valentin dit ’Homme
ala poupée. Marseille. Arnaud & cie. 1858. Portrait. **T.98.14

Cocxton, H. The life and adventures of Valentine Vox the ven-
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Maccase, F. The art of ventriloquism. Including full directions to
learners how to acquire a pleasing vocalization; with amusing
dialogues. London. [1875.] ¥**T 98.117

Memorrs and anecdotes of Monsieur Alexandre [pseud. de Nicholas
Marie Alexandre Vattemare], the celebrated dramatic ventrilo-
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Verdi, Fortunio Giuseppe Francesco.

Mauret, V. A propos de la mise en scéne du drame lyrique Otello
[de Verdi]. Etude précédée d’apercus sur le théatre chanté en
1887. Rome. 1888. 4048.175

Verein fiir das Conservatorium des teutschen Schauspiels.

Deverrent, H. F. F. Aus den Akten eines Geheimbundes deutscher
Schauspieler [Verein fiir das Conservatorium des teutschen
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Vergnaud, Paul, translator.

Brasis, C. Manuel complet de la danse, comprenant la théorie, la

pratique et l’histoire de cet art. Paris. 1830. Plates. 4001.25
Veritas, pseud.

Opera House. A review of this theatre, from the period described
by the Enterprizer. A recital of the litigations, loans, embarrass-
ments. London. The Author. [1818?] (3), 80 pp.

Relates to the Haymarket Theatre, London. No. 7 in **G.3824.3
Vérité-Rachel, La. Descompes, J. C. F. M. **T’ 96.171
Vérités 4 l’ordre du jour. [Anon.] See Pillet, Fabien.

Verity Victor, pseud. See Wright, E. M.
Véron, Pierre.
Les gens de théatre. Paris. Dentu. 1862. (3), 303 pp. **T 87.80

A collection of short stories relating to the theatre.
Paris s’amuse. Paris. Dentu. 1861. (3), 283 pp. ¥*T 97.213
Same. Vresse. [1868.] 4638.28
Verona, Italy. Amphitheatre.

Marret, F. S., Marchese. A compleat history of the ancient amphi-
theatres. More peculiarly regarding the architecture of those
buildings, and in particular that of Verona. Made English by
Alexander Gordon. London. 1730. Plates. Plans. **T.77.14; etc.

Ricci, S. Il teatro romano di Verona studiato sotto il rispetto
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Venezia. 1895. Portrait. Plates. Plans.

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Garrick: his portrait in New York, its artist, and history. [A letter

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1857.] New York. 1857. Portrait. *6§545.9
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Verriéres, Geneviéve, and Marie Verriéres.
Juuuien, J. L. A. Le théatre des Dlles Verriéres. La comédie de
société dans le monde galant du siécle dernier. Paris. 1875.
No. 4 in **M.122.1
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Vesque, Charles.
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Lrestus, M. Pauline Viardot-Garcia. (In Sammlung musikalischer
Vortrage. Reihe 4, pp. 259-278. Leipzig. 1882.) **M_.105.3.4

Vicenza, Italy. Theatres. TEATRO OLIMPICO.

Macrint, A. Il Teatro Olimpico nuovamente descritto ed illustrato.
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Montenart, G., Conte. Del Teatro Olimpico di Andrea Palladio in
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Victor, Benjamin.

The history of the theatres of London and Dublin, from 1730 to the
present time. Added, an annual register of all the plays, &c.
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notes and anecdotes. London: Printed for T. Davies [& T.
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Memoirs of the life of Barton Booth, Esq.; with his character.
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Original letters, dramatic pieces, and poems. London: Printed for
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Victor, Benjamin. Works about.
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Portraits. **T 26.21

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Souvenirs, Les, et les regrets du Vieil amateur dramatique ou lettres
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Vieil habitué, Un, pseud.

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critique des acteurs et actrices de ce théatre. Pot-pourri [en vers].
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Vieilles actrices, Les. Barpey p’AurREVILLY, J. A. ¥#T 57.271
Vienna. Internationale Ausstellung fiir Mustk- und Theaterwesen. /

Fach-Katalog der musikhistorischen Abtheilung von Deutschland und
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und Unterricht. Wien. Vernay. 1892. xiv, (2), 501, (4) pp.
Plate. 4045.9

Same. The international exhibition for music and the drama. Edited
by A. J. Hipkins, Morris Steinert and Siegmund Schneider.
[Translated by Rosa Wohlmuth.] Vienna. Perles. 1894. (6),
339, (6) pp. 82 plates. Facsimiles. ¥*8040.114

Vienna. Theatres.
Baur, H. Rezensionen, Wiener Theater, 1901 bis 1903. Berlin. 1903.

¥#*T 77.219
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—— Wiener Theater (1892-1898). Berlin. 1899. 6257.115

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Wien. 1893-1909. 4 v. in 6, and unbound parts. Illus. Portraits.

Plates. Plans. *Cab.28.27.2
Gorrner, C., Ritter von. Der Hans Wurst-Streit in Wien und Joseph
von Sonnenfels: Wien. 1884. 2870.48

House, F. L. von, Edler von Holbeinsberg. Deutsches Bithnenwesen.
Ein Handbuch fiir Alle, welche auf irgend eine Weise mit dem
Theater in Beziehung stehen, oder sich auch nur fiir das Innere

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MueELter-GuttTensrunn, A. Das Wiener Theaterleben. Leipzig.
1890. **T 76.64
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Ricuter, H. Schauspieler-Charakteristiken. Leipzig. 1914. 6872.70
Sreyrriep, F., Ritter von. Riickschau in das Theaterleben Wiens,

seit den letzten fiinfzig Jahren. Wien. 1864. ¥**M_.373.41; etc.
SonnenFELs, J., Freiherr von. Briefe iiber die wienerische Schaubiihne.
1768. Wien. 1884. *48704.9.7

WatopsteIn, M. Aus Wiens lustiger Theaterzeit. Erinnerungen an
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ZeIpteR, J. Eine Wiener Wertherparodie. Ein Beitrag zur Wiener
Theatergeschichte. (Jn Forschungen zur neueren Litteratur-
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6899a.317

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Lause, H. Das Burgtheater. Ein Beitrag zur deutschen Theater-
Geschichte. Leipzig. 1868. Portrait. 4868.12

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spieler and Schauspielkunst. Pp. 32-51. Kiel. 1892.) 4875.40

Loew, I. Das neue Burgtheater. Wien. 1888. ¥*T 97.83
Lornar, R. Das Wiener Burgtheater. Leipzig. 1899. Illus. Por-
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fiir das Jahr 1908. Wien. [1908.] #*T 78.74

Ricuter, H. Schauspieler-Charakteristiken. Leipzig. 1914. 6872.70
Rus, O., compiler. Das Burgtheater: statistischer Rtickblick auf die
Tatigkeit und die Personalverhaltnisse wahrend der Zeit vom 8.
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Bestehens des neuen Hauses am 14. Oktober 1913. Wien. 1913.

6252.117

ScHLenTHER, P. Adolf von Sonnenthal. Fiinfzig Jahre im Wiener
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Wien. 1902. Portraits. ¥*T. 73.8

ScHREYVOGEL, J. Josef Schreyvogels Tagebticher, 1810-1823. Mit
Vorwort, Einleitung und Anmerkungen, herausgegeben von Carl
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SonnENTHAL, A., Ritter von. Adolph von Sonnenthals Briefwechsel.
Nach den Originalen herausgegeben von Hermine von Sonnenthal.
Stuttgart. 1912. 2 v. Portraits. Plates. 6899a.170

Wiassacx, E. Chronik des k. k. Hof-Burgtheaters. Zu dessen
Sacular-Feier im Februar 1876 herausgegeben. Wien. 1876. Plates.
Plans. **T 76,160

Vienna. Theatres. Hor-OpeRNTHEATER.

Amt.icues Jahrbuch der kaiserlich kéniglichen Hoftheater in Wien
fiir 1909. Wien. [1909.] ¥*T 78.75

EncertH, E., Ritter von. Zwischenbilder zu Figaro’s Hochzeit.
Wandgemilde im K. k. Opernhause zu Wien. Miinchen. [188-?]
17 photographs in a portfolio. **M.430.16

Vienna. Theatres. WHorrneater. See Vienna. Theatres. BURGTHEATER ;
Vienna. Theatres. Hor-OPERNTHEATER.
Vienna. Theatres. KatserLICH-KOENIGLICHES-HOFBURGTHEATER.

Bayer, J. Das neue K. k. Hofburgtheater als Bauwerk mit seinem
Sculpturen- und Bilderschmuck. Wien. 1894. Illus. Portraits.
Plates. Plans. *Cab.28.27.2.3

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Vienna. Theatres. KAISERLICH-KOENIGLICHES-HoFBURGTHEATER, (Continued. )
Scutacer, J. E. Ueber das alte Wiener Hoftheater. (In Kaiserliche
Akademie der Wissenschaften, Vienna. Philosophisch-historische
Classe. Sitzungsberichte. Band 6, pp. 147-171. Wien. 1851.)
*3340.3.6
Teuser, O., and A. Wert. Das k. k. Hofburgtheater sein seiner
Begruendung. Wien. 1896-1906. 3 v. Illus. Portraits. Plates.
Engraved title-pages. *Cab.28.27.2.2
Vienna. Theatres. KatlsERLICH KOENIGLICHES Hor-OPEerRNHAUS.
Nvue.tyt, E. van per, and A. von Sriccarp von Siccarpspurc. Das
Kaiserlich koenigliche Hof-Opernhaus in Wien. Wien. 188s.
80 plates. *Cab.60.50.1
Vienna. Theatres. PRINCESS THEATRE. See Vienna. Theatres. BURGTHEATER.

Vienna. Theatres. RINGTHEATER.
Focut, C. Th. Der Brand des Ringtheaters in Wien, am 8. Dec.
1881. Wien. 1881. Illus. Plates. Plan. No. 1 in **M.145.20
Vienna. Theatres. STADTTHEATER.
Lause, H. Das Wiener Stadt-Theater. Leipzig. 1875. ¥**T 76.65
Tyrott, R. Chronik des Wiener Stadttheaters 1872-1884. Ein
Beitrag zur deutschen Theatergeschichte. Wien. 1889. **T.97.2
Vieux comparse, Un, pseud. See Tuffet, Salvador.
Vieux scénophile, Un, pseud.
Idées d’un vieux scénophile sur l’institution d’un tribunal dramatique,
sur l’organisation de ce tribunal et sur la rédaction d’un code
propre a régler ses décisions. Paris. L’auteur. 1813. (4), 51 pp.

On the relation of the drama and the stage in France. No. 2 in **G.3562.1
View, A, of society and manners in high and low life. Parker, G.
**T 58.66

Vigand, Salvatore.

Ritorni, C. Commentarii della vita e delle opere coredrammatiche
di Salvatore Vigano, e della coregrafia e de’ corepei. Milano.
1838. Portrait. Plate. **T 96.370

Vigny, Alfred Victor, Comte de.

Cmaravay, M. E. A. de Vigny et Charles Baudelaire, candidats a
VAcadémie francaise. Etude. Paris. 1879. Illus. Portraits.
Plate. ¥*T 57.124

Villain de Saint Hilaire, Amable. See Saint Hilaire, Amable Villain de.
Villedeuil, Charles, Comte de.

Mystéres des théatres. 1852. Par Edmond de Goncourt, Jules de Gon-
court, Cornélius Holff [pseud. de Charles, Comte de Villedeuil].
Paris. Librairie nouvelle. 1853. (3); 519 pp. 4676.100; **T.75.58

Villemain, Abel Francois.

Laya, J. L. Un mot sur M. le Directeur de limprimerie et de la

librairie [Villemain], ou abus de la censure théatrale. Paris. 1819.
¥*T 77,28
Villemarest, Charles Maxime Cathérinet de.

Plus de rideau. Lettre sur les théatres. Paris. Ponthieu. 1821.
(3), 36 pp. No. 9 in **G.3562.1
Relates to the Paris theatres. :

Le rideau déchiré. Théatre francais. [Anon.] Paris. Ponthieu.
1820. 32 pp. No. 8 in **G.3562.1

Villenave, Mathieu Guillaume Thérése, editor.

Vanuove, C. C. C. Etudes sur l’art théatral suivies d’anecdotes

inédites sur Talma, et de Ja correspondance de Ducis avec cet

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Villenave, Mathieu Guillaume Thérése, editor. .
artiste, depuis 1792 jusqu’ en 1815; par Madame Veuve Talma, née
Vanhove, maintenant Comtesse de Chalot. Paris. 1836. **T.76.54-

Villeneuve, Olga de.

Mademoiselle Olga de Villeneuve dans la tragédie. Paris. Best.
1862. (3), 39, (1) pp. Portrait. #*T 55.124

Villequin, Edme. See Brie, Edme Villequin, called De Brie.

Vincent, Leon Henry.

Moliére. Cambridge. The Riverside Press. 1902. (6), 233 pp.
[Brief studies in French society and letters in the xviI. century.]
2679a.268

Vincent, Mrs. James R. See Vincent, Mary Ann.

Vincent, Mary Ann.

Boston Heratp, The. Performance in aid of the Mrs. J. R. Vincent
Hospital Fund at the Boston Museum, April 24, 1890. Presented
with the compliments of the Boston Herald. [Boston.] 1890.

¥€T 10,12

FIFTIETH anniversary of the first appearance on the stage of Mrs.
J. R. Vincent. Fifty years of an actress’ life. April 1835- April
1885. [Boston.] 1885. No. 5 in **M.139a.9

Ricuarpson, J. B. Mrs. James R. Vincent. A memorial address>
delivered at a meeting of the managers of the Vincent Memorial
Hospital April 9, 1911. [Cambridge, Mass. tg11.] Portrait.

¥**T 56.334

Vincent, William Thomas.

Recollections of Fred Leslie. With introduction by Clement Scott.
London. Kegan Paul, Trench, Triibner & Co., Ltd. 1894. 2 v.
Illus. Portraits. Plates. Manuscript facsimiles. 4543.121; **T.56.62

Vincke, Carl Friedrich Gisbert, Freiherr von.

Gesammelte Aufsatze zur Bithnengeschichte. Hamburg. Voss. 1893.
viii, 254 pp. [Theatergeschichtliche Forschungen. Band 6.] 6872.48

Relates largely to representations of Shakespeare in England and Germany.
Vindication, A, of a right in the public to a one shilling gallery.
PytTHacoras, pseud. **T 76.70
Vingtrinier, Emmanuel.

Le théatre 4 Lyon au xvirre siécle. Lyon. Meton. 1879. (5), 130

Pp. **T.75.9
Viotti, Giovanni Battista.

DILETTANTE, Un, pseud. Observations désintéressées sur l’administra-
tion du Théatre royal italien, adressées 4 M. Viotti, par un
dilettante. Paris. 182r. No. 15 in **G.3562.1

Visitor, A, pseud.

The theatre. Observations on a recent pamphlet, entitled “The
pulpit justified and the theatre condemned,” by the Rev. John
East, in a letter addressed to Thomas Noon Talfourd. London.

Longman, Orme, & Co. 1844. 24 pp. **T 76.100

East’s The pulpit justified, and the theatre condemned, may be found on shelf-
number **T.76.99.

Vismes du Valgay, Anne Pierre Jacques de.

Parotsse-Pouctn, F. A. A. Un directeur d’opéra au dix-huitiéme
siécle. L’Opéra sous l’an¢ien régime: l’Opéra sous la Révolution,
Paris. 1914. 4048.264

Vitoria, Spain, Battle of, 1813.

Barker, H. A. Description of the view of the Battle of Vittoria,
now exhibiting in Henry Aston Barker’s Panorama, Leicester,
Square. [London.] 1814. Plate. **T 96.302; etc

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Vitoux, Georges.
Le théatre de l'avenir. Aménagement général, mise en scéne, trucs,
machinerie, etc. Paris. Reinwald. [1903.] (5), 242, (1) pp. Illus.

[Bibliothéque théatrale illustrée.] 6252.70
Contents. — Le théatre idéal. — Le théatre jusqu’a ce jour. — Les divisions
d’un théatre. — L’éclairage. — Le chauffage et la ventilation. — La machinerie
théatrale. — La mise en scéne et les trucs. — La sécurité au théatre.

Vitruvius Pollio, Marcus.
Capps, E. Vitruvius and the Greek stage. Chicago. 1893. Illus. 8096.106
Vitu, Auguste Charles Joseph.

Catalogue des livres anciens et modernes. Beaux-arts, littérature,
théatre, histoire, histoire de Paris, noblesse, almanachs, partitions
de musique composant la bibliothéque de feu M. Auguste Vitu,
dont la vente aura lieu au 12 décembre 1891. Paris. 1891. 136 pp.

**T 65.19

Le Jeu de paume des mestayers; ou, l’Illustre théatre 1595-1883.

D’aprés des documents inédits. Paris. Lemerre. 1883. 73, (2)

pp. Illus. Plans. [Archéologie Moliéresque.] #ET 57.64
Les mille et une nuits du théatre. Série 1-9. Paris. Ollendorff.
1884-94. 9 Vv. **T 47.47

Relates to French drama. _
Moliére et les Italiens. A propos du tableau des farceurs appartenant
a la Comédie frangaise. Paris. Tresse & ci€. 1879. 20, (1) pp.

Another copy is on shelf-number **T.96.22. 4676.116; **T.95.126
Paris l’été. Le Jardin Mabille. Paris. Martinon. 1847. 63 pp.
Illus. ¥*T 98.141

Vitu, Auguste Charles Joseph, prefacer.
Fournter, E. Etudes sur la vie et les ceuvres de Moliére. Paris.
1885. * ¥**T 57,290
Vitu, Auguste Charles Joseph, and Jules Frey.
Physiologie du Bal Mabille. Paris. Carrier. [185-?] 92, (2) pp.
¥**T 99.49
Vizentini, Albert. See Vizentini, Louis Albert.
Vizentini, Augustin.

[Recueil des costumes de tous les ouvrages dramatiques représentés
avec succés sur tous les grands théatres de Paris, publié par
Vizentini, d’aprés les dessins d’Aug. Garnerey et Hipp. Lecomte.
Paris. Engelmann. 18—?] 2 v. 371 colored plates. *8072.307

Vizentini, Louis Albert.

Derriére la toile. (Foyers, coulisses et comédiens.) Petites physio-
logies des théatres parisiens. Paris. Faure. 1868. (3), 202 pp.
Relates to the theatres of Paris. **T 77.78

Voelker, Franz.

Beriihmte Schauspieler im griechischen Alterthum. Hamburg.
Richter. 1899. 33 pp. Illus. [Sammlung gemeinverstandlicher
wissenschaftlicher Vortrage. Neue Folge, Serie 14, Heft 327.]

*5914.50.N.F.Ser.14
Voiart, Anne Elisabeth Petitpain.
Essai sur la danse antique et moderne. Paris. Audot. 1823. (1),
251 pp. [Encyclopédie des dames.] **T 99.3
Voiart, Elise. See Voiart, Anne Elisabeth Petitpain.
Voice, speech and gesture: a practical hand book to the elocutionary
art. London. Deacon & Co. 1895. xvi, 888 pp. Illus. **M.218.2

Contents. — The voice, by Hugh Campbell. — Speech, by R. F. Brewer. —
Gesture, by Henry Neville. — Reciting and recitative, by Clifford Harrison.
—Recitation with music, by Frederic Corder. — Selections, edited by Robert
D. Blackman,

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Voice, speech and gesture. (Continued.)

Same. New York. Putnam. xvi, 840 pp. _ 3599-148
Same. New edition. London. Deacon & Co. 1904. xix, 1196 pp.
3599.182

Vokes, Rosina. /
Cray, C., compiler. Rosina Vokes. London. 1894. Portraits.
¥**T 58.81
Vol, Le, plus haut, ou l’espion des principaux théatres de la capitale.
[Anon.] See Dumont, ——.
Vollmoeller, Carl, editor.

Conti, A. DE B., Prince pE. Traité de la comédie et des spectacles.

Heilbronn. 1881. 4660b.51
Volnais, Claudine Placide Croizet Ferreire, called Mademoiselle Volnais.

Coste p’Arnogpat, C. P. Lettre d’un comédien du Théatre de la
république, aux demoiselles Gros et Bourguoin, dont les débuts
doivent suivre celui de mademoiselle Volnay. [Anon.] Paris.
An ix [1801]. No. 5 in **G.3562.2

Voltaire, Francois Marie Arouet de.

Manne, A. E. D. vE. Galerie historique des comédiens francois de
la troupe de Voltaire. Gravés par Henri Lefort. Avec des détails
biographiques inédits, recueillis sur chacun d’eux par E.-D. de
Manne. Lyon. 1877. Portraits. 4644.51; **T.56.92

Moreau, J. M. [Engravings made from drawings by Moreau to
illustrate Voltaire’s plays in the CZuvres complétes, edited by P.
A. Caron de Beaumarchais and others, and published at Kehl.
1785-89.] 1914. 29 plates. **T 42.6

Ouivigr, J. J. Voltaire et les comédiens interprétes de son théatre.
Etude sur l’art théatral et les comédiens au xvirte siécle. Paris.

1g00. Plate. 4676.23
Vom Nachtwiachter zum tirkischen Kaiser! Sonrtac, C. **T.57.283
Von Brettern und Podium. Lewinsky, J. ¥*T 97.84
Vor den Coulissen. Lewinsky, J., editor. **T 56.302; etc.
Voyous, Les, au théatre. Mérénier, O. M. J. ¥*T 57.143
Vulpian, Alphonse, and —— Gauthier.

Code des thédtres. Ou manuel a l’usage des directeurs, entrepreneurs
et actionnaires de spectacles, des auteurs et artistes dramatiques,
etc. Paris. Warée. 1829. (3), iv, 440 pp. ®*T 79.14
Vyse, Bertie, pseud. See A Beckett, Arthur William.
Vyvyan, Mildred C., translator. :
PiscHEL, R. The home of the puppet play. An address on assuming
the office of Rector of the K6nigliche vereinigte Friedrichs-
Universitat, Halle-Wittenberg. London. 1902. 2256.18

W

W., J. See Wilson, John, bookseller.
W., J. F. See White, J. F., comedian.
Wace, Alan John Bayard.
Mumming plays in the southern Balkans. Illus. (Jn British School
at Athens. Annual. No. 19, pp. 248-265. London. [1914.])

*2960a.53.19

Contents. — Greek masquerades. — Vlach masquerades. — The festival as a whole.
Wagnalls, Mabel.

Stars of the opera. A description of operas & a series of personal

interviews with Marcella Sembrich, Emma Eames, Emma Calvé,

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Wagnalls, Mabel. (Continued. )
Lillian Nordica, Lilli Lehmann, Geraldine Farrar & Nellie Melba.
Revised and enlarged edition. New York. Funk & Wagnalls Co.
1907. 402 pp. Portraits. *4049a.346
Wagner, Georg Philipp Eberhard.

Die griechische Tragédie und das Theater zu Athen. Einleitung zum
Vortrage der Antigone des Sophokles in der Gesellschaft Albina
zu Dresden. Dresden. Arnold. 1844. vi, 66 pp. Plan. 2960.13

Wagner, Heinrich Ludwig Ehrenfried.

Musik-, Schau- und Bithnenspiel-Hallen; Tanz-Locale. Plans. (In
Handbuch der Architektur. Theil 4. Halb-Band 4, pp. 107-131.
Darmstadt. 1885.) *8092.52.4

Panoramen. Von Jacob Lieblein und Heinrich Wagner. Illus.
Plans. (Jn Handbuch der Architektur. Theil 4. Halb-Band 4,
pp. 410-425. Darmstadt. 1885.) ¥*8092.52.4
Literatur, p. 425.

Wagner, Leopold.
How to get on the stage, and how to succeed there. London. Chatto

& Windus. 1899. ix, 181 pp. *2576.157
The pantomimes and all about them: their origin, history, preparation
and exponents. London. Heywood. [1881.] 60 pp. **T 48.8
The stage, with the curtain raised: by An actor. London. Wagner.
[1881.] 15, (1) pp. ¥**T 77.208
A discussion of various ways of getting on the stage.
Same. Heywood. 32 pp. **T 77.209

Wagner, Wilhelm Richard.

Letters to Emil Heckel: with a brief history of the Bayreuth festivals.
Translated and indexed by Wm. Ashton Ellis. London. Richards.
1899. vii, 154 pp. 4049a.65
Edited hy Karl Heckel.

Wagner, Wilhelm Richard. Works about.
Appia, A. La mise en scéne du drame wagnérien. Paris. 1895.
No. 4 in **M.372.39
Wahle, Julius.

Das Weimarer Hoftheater unter Goethes Leitung. Aus neuen
Quellen bearbeitet. Weimar. 1892. xxxii, 334, (2) pp. [Goethe-
Gesellschaft. Schriften. 6.] 2907.37

Das weimarische Hoftheater unter Goethes Leitung. Zur Feier des
hundertsten Jahrestages’seiner Griindung. Braunschweig. Wester-
mann. 1891. (3), 29 pp. Illus. Portraits. Facsimiles. 2891.7

Wahrheit, Die, auf der Bithne. SriTTensBercEr, H. **T 75.26
Wajang poerwa, De. Serrurier, L. *Cab.80.29.3

Waldron, Francis Godolphin.

To the nobility, gentry, and others, inhabitants of Richmond, and
the adjacent villas and villages. [Richmond. 1776.] 8 pp.
Relates to the Theatre Royal, Richmond. No. 2 in **G.3824.6

Waldron, Francis Godolphin, compiler.

The ancient and modern miscellany; or, Shakesperean museum: con-
taining a re-publication of scarce and valuable tracts; biographical
anecdotes of theatrical performers, with scarce and original
poetry. [Anon.] London: Printed for E. and S. Harding. 1794.
(1), ii, 22, 84, 5 pp., 32 ff., 45 pp. Plates. ¥#*G.3917.17

Same. The Shakespearean miscellany: containing a collection of
scarce and valuable tracts; biographical anecdotes of theatrical

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Waldron, Francis Godolphin, compiler. (Continued.)
performers; with portraits of ancient and modern actors: (of
many of whom there are no prints extant) scarce and original
poetry; and curious remains of antiquity. A concise history of
the early English stage. Printed chiefly from MSS. London.

Lackington, Allen & Co. 1802. (3), 45, 3, 84, 50 pp. 2595.2
The contents differ slightly from those of the preceding edition. Another copy
is on shelf-number **G.3917.18.

Same. Manson. 1804. **G.3917.19
Waldron, Francis Godolphin, editor.

Downes, J. Roscius Anglicanus, or, an historical review of the
stage from 1660, to 1706. With additions, by Thomas Davies.
London. 1789. ¥*T 77,25 etC.

Waldron, Francis Godolphin, and others.

A compendious history of the English stage, from the earliest period
to the present time. Containing a candid analysis of all dramatic
writings, a liberal and impartial criticism on the merits of theatrical
performers, and a sketch of the lives of such as have been eminent
in their profession. By Waldron, Dibdin, &c. London: Printed
for J. S. Jordan by J. S. Barr. 1800. (4), 174 pp. Plate. **T.79.29
Relates to the London theatres. The engraved title-page reads: The curtain;
ou an impartial history of the English stage. Another copy is on shelf-number
**T 79.17,

Waldstein, Max.

Aus Wiens lustiger Theaterzeit. Erinnerungen an Josefine Gall-

meyer. (istes Tausend.) Berlin. Jacobsthal. 1885. (4), 227,

(1) pp. Portrait. Autograph facsimile. ¥*T 57.228
Same. (3tes Tausend.) 4837.20
Bekenntnisse eines Hoftheater-Direktors. Theater-Roman. Grossen-

hain. Baumert & Ronge. 1883. 2 v. in 1. ¥**T 87.16

Waiker, Mrs. Dr. ——.

Reminiscences of the life of the world-renowned Charlotte Cushman,
compiled from various records, by Mrs. Dr. Walker, her chosen
medium. With some of her spirit experiences, expressions of
regret, etc. Boston. Tenny. 1876. 96 pp. Portraits. Auto-
graph facsimiles. **T 97.241
The cover-title reads, $600,000. ° Charlotte Cushman. How she made her
fortune. Another copy is on shelf-number No. 4 in *4440a.37.

Walkley, Arthur Bingham.
Playhouse impressions. London. Unwin. 1892. viii, 261, (1) pp.
a 4577-141; **T.47.107
Wallace, Charles William.
The Children of the Chapel at Blackfriars, 1597-1603. Lincoln, Neb.
1908. xii, 207 pp. [University of Nebraska. University studies.
Vol. 8, nos. 2, 3.] *3595.104.8
The evolution of the English drama up to Shakespeare, with a history
of the first Blackfriars Theatre. A survey based upon original
records now for the first time collected and published. Berlin.
Reimer. 1912. xxi, 246 pp. [Deutsche Shakespeare-Gesellschaft,
Weimar. Schriften. Band 4.] 4593-203
The text is in English only: the title is repeated in German.
The first London theatre: materials for a history. Lincoln, Neb.
1913. 297 pp. [University of Nebraska. University studies. Vol.
13, Nos. I, 2, 3.] ¥3595.104.13
Relates to “The theatre” in Shoreditch, London.

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Wallace, Charles William. (Continued.)

Shakespeare and his London associates as revealed in recently dis-
covered documents. Lincoln, Neb. 1910. 100 pp. [University
of Nebraska. University studies. Vol. 10, no. 4.]

No. 4 in 3595.104.10

Three London theatres of Shakespeare’s time. [Lincoln, Nebraska.]
1909. 56 pp. [University of Nebraska. University studies. Vol.
9, no. 4, part 1.] No. 4 in *3595.104.9

Wallace, Ellen.

Sketches of Mr. Macready’s attitudes in Ion. N.p. [183-?] (3) pp.

12 portraits. ¥*T 53.20
Wallack, James William.

Morreti, T. H. A sketch of the life of James William Wallack,
(Senior), late actor and manager. [Anon.] New York. 1865.
Portrait. **T 55.21; etc.

Wallack, John Johnstone. (Lester Wallack.)

Memories of fifty years. With an introduction by Laurence Hutton.

New-York. Scribner. 1889. xiv, 232 pp. Portraits. Plates.

Facsimiles. 4342.88; **T.57.207
Same. xiv, 190 pp. **T 55.44
Deals mainly with the history of Wallack’s Theatre, and the actors who appeared
there.
Wallack, Lester. See Wallack, John Johnstone.
Wallet, The, of time. WuntER, W. 4395-220

Wallett, William Frederick.

The public life of W. F. Wallett, the Queen’s jester: an autobiography
of forty years’ professional experience and travels in the United
Kingdom, the United States, Canada, South America, Mexico, the
West Indies, &c. Edited by John Luntley. London. Bemrose.
1870. xvi, 188 pp. Portrait. Autograph facsimile. #*'T 57.301

Wallner, Franz W. ;

Rickblicke auf meine theatralische Laufbahn und meine Erlebnisse

an und ausser der Bithne. Berlin. Gerschel. 1864. 286 pp.
4847.30
Walsh, Townsend.

The career of Dion Boucicault. New York. The Dunlap Society.
1915. xviii, 224 pp. Portraits. **T.95.151
Bibliography of Boucicault’s works, pp. 220-224.

Walter, Frank Keller, compiler. : :

The modern drama; its traits, tendencies and technique. [Bibli-

ographies.] (Jn Modern drama and opera. Vol. 2, pp. 15-32.

Boston. 1915.) *2175.37-2
Contents. — A few recent general bibliographies. —- Books and articles on the
drama, — Drama in education. — Motion pictures and the drama.

Walter, Friedrich.

Geschichte des Theaters und der Musik am kurpfalzischen Hofe.
Leipzig. Breitkopf & Hartel. 1898. (9), 378 pp. Plate. Plan.
[Forschungen zur Geschichte Mannheims und der Pfalz. 1.]

6871.40
Walton, Henry. ;

PLEADINGS in a theatrical lawsuit. Temp. Henry vit. (From the
Records of the Court of Requests. [John Rastell v. Henry
Walton.] (Jn English garner, An. Fifteenth century prose and
verse. Pp. 305-321. Westminster. 1903.) 4557-43

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Wandering patentee, The. Wutxinson, T. **T 77.69
War among the blacks. A full report of the celebrated chancery suit,
Montague & Wilsom versus Moore, Crocker, Ritter, and Hamil-
ton, proprietors and managers of the Christy Minstrels, February
8th, 1865. Liverpool. Holme & Copley. 1865. (4), 80 pp.
3 ¥**T.96.176
Warburton, William, Bishop of Gloucester.
Crpper, T. The lives and characters of the most eminent actors
of Great Britain and Ireland, from Shakespear to: the present
time. Part 1: Barton Booth. Prefixed, A familiar epistle to Mr.
William Warburton. London. 1753. ¥*T 57.163
Ward, Artemus, pseud. See Browne, Charles Farrar.
Ward, Geneviéve.
Gustarson, Z. B. Geneviéve Ward. A biographical sketch from
original material derived from her family and friends. Boston.
1882. Portrait. 4349.97; **T.58.37; etc.
Memoir of Genevra Guerrabella [pseud. of Geneviéve Ward]. New
York. 1863. Portrait. No. 2 in **M.148.7
Ward, Lucy Geneviéve Teresa, Comtesse de Guerbel. See Ward, Geneviéve.

Ward, Sarah.

Letters which passed between Mr. West Digges, comedian, and Mrs.

Sarah Ward, 1752-1759. Edinburgh. Stevenson. 1833. xi, 160 pp.
+ Another copy is on shelf-number **G.3755.15. ¥*T 56.225
Ward, Valentine.

The stage, a dangerous and irreconcilable enemy to Christianity,
asserted and proved, in a letter addressed to a comedian. ad
edition. Aberdeen. Chalmers & Co. 1819. 45, (1) pp. **T.96.69

Ward, Valentine. Works about.

M., E. A brief defence of the stage, against the attacks of the
Methodists and other sectarians; in a letter to a friend, intended
chiefly as a reply to a pamphlet, written by Mr. Valentine Ward,
entitled, “The stage; a dangerous and irreconcilable enemy to
Christianity.” Dublin. 1824. **T 76,88

Ware, John Fothergill Waterhouse.

May I go to the theatre? A discourse delivered in Baltimore, before
the Society of the Church of the Savior, Feb’y sth, 1871. Balti-
more. [1871.] 21 7
In favor b a ees me 7464-135

Same. [Extract. Philadelphia. 187-?] 4 pp. No. 35 in **G.3822.3

Wargrave theatricals. See Barry, Richard, seventh Earl of Barrymore.

Warning, A, against attendance at the theatre. Kemprtuorne, Rev. J.
**T 76.66

Warning, A, to professors. Hitz, R. **T 96.113; etc.

Warren, Lavinia. See Stratton, Lavinia Warren.

Warren, Minnie.

Sxetcu of the life, personal appearance, character, and manners of
Charles S. Stratton, the man in miniature, known as General Tom
.Thumb, and his wife, Lavinia Warren Stratton; also, of Com-
modore Nutt and Minnie Warren. New York. 1863. Illus. Por-
traits. Plates. ¥*T 58.62; etc.

Warren, William, 1767-1832.

Warren family, The. Issued for private distribution only. Printed
and presented to Edward Marble. New York. 1893.

No. 2 in **T.54.33
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Batt, W. T. W. Life and memoirs of William Warren, Boston’s
favorite comedian. With a full account of his golden jubilee.
Fifty years of an actor’s life. [Boston. 1888.] Portraits.

4343.2173; **T.58.8; etc.

— Same. Extra illustrated by Lucius Poole. **T 54.33
[Witit1am Warren. A collection of newspaper clippings, magazine
articles, etc. Boston? 19—?] Illus. Portraits. **T 55.139

Warren family, The. Issued for private distribution only. Printed
and presented to Edward Marble, with the compliments of A. S.
Seer, theatrical printer. New York. 1893. 17 pp.

This is principally an account of the elder Warren. No. 2 in **T.54.33

Warwick, England. Theatres.

Four theatrical addresses: upon the providential preservation of His
Majesty’s life, at Drury-Lane Theatre. Upon the preliminaries
of peace. Upon the opening of the new theatre at Warwick. And
a farewell epilogue. [Poems.] Alcester. [1803?] **T 97.93

Was ich erlebte. Haass, F. ¥#*T 55.35

Washington, George.
Forp, P. L. Washington and the theatre. New-York. 1899. Plate.
¥#*T 95.21
Washington, D. C. Theatres. Forp’s THEATRE.
[Programme.] April 14th, 1865. Benefit and last night of Miss
Laura Keene. [Washington, D. C. 1891.] ¥*T 1107

A facsimile of the programme of the night of Lincoln’s assassination.
Washington, D. C. Theatres. Nrw NATIONAL THEATRE.

Hunter, A., and J. H. Potxinnorn. New National Theater, Wash-
ington, D. C. A record of fifty years. Washington. 1885. Illus.
Portrait. Plate. *4379a.134

Waterloo, Battle of, 1815. Views.

Barker, H. A. Description of the field of battle, and disposition
of the troops engaged in the action, fought on the 18th of June,
1815, near Waterloo; illustrative of the representation of that
great event in the panorama, Leicester Square. [London.] 1816.
Plate. **T 96.296

Watermen.

Taytor, J., the Water Poet. The trve cavse ut the watermen’s suit
concerning players, and the reasons that their playing on London
side is their extreame hindrances. With a relation how farre that
suit was proceeded in, and the occasions that it was not effected.
[London. 1872.] ¥**T 76.145; etc.

Waters, Edmund.

In chancery. The King’s Theatre, or Opera House. Copy of the
short-hand writer’s notes, taken at the hearing of the cause before
the vice-chancellor; in which Abraham Henry Chambers, and his
assignees were the plaintiffs, and Edmund Waters, and the
executors of the late William Taylor, were the defendants. To-
gether with ae judgment pronounced. London. [Brettell.]
1829. 333, (1) p No. 5 in **G.3822.4.2
Relates to His Maieay? s Theatre, London.

Waters, Clara Erskine Clement. See Clement, Clara Erskine.
Waters, Edmund.

The opera glass. Exhibiting all the curious proceedings of the

King’s Theatre; together with the original letters and papers,

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which have passed hetween the present proprietors, since the
decease of Francis Goold, Esq. London. Chapple. 1808. 148 pp.

Another copy is on shelf-number No. to in **G.3824.4. **M.376.6£
A statement of matters, relative to the King’s Theatre. 2d edition.
London. Ebens. 1818. (4), 27 pp. **T 76,130

Anothe: copy is on shelf-number No. 6 in **G.3824.3.
Waterston, Anna Cabot Quincy.

Adelaide Phillipps. Boston. Williams & Co. 1883. (3), 170 pp.
Plate. 4345.81; **M.101.10

Same. 2d edition. Cupples, Upham & Co. **P.11.6917

Watkins, Ben William.

Outlines of the life of William Bestow, editor and proprietor of the
“Theatrical Journal.” With occasional reference to contemporary
theatrical events and personages. London. Lacy. 1864. (2), ii,
IIo pp. Portrait. **'T 58.28

Watson, Aaron.

The Savage Club. A medley of history, anecdote and reminiscence.
With a chapter by Mark Twain [pseud.]. London. Unwin. 1907.
xii; 327 pp. Illus. Portraits, some colored. Plates. Facsimiles.

: ecede: *2497.202
The members are connected professionally with literature, art, science, the
drama, or music.

Watson, James.
An address to the inhabitants of Manchester, on theatricals, by a

townsman. Manchester. Bancks. [1803.] 8 pp. **T.77.29
Verses relating to the Theatre Royal, Manchester.

Watson, James, editor. -

Townsman, The, no. I-24; (to be continued occasionally). Addressed
to the inhabitants of Manchester, on theatricals. Manchester.
[1803-05. ] ¥**T 26.65; etc.

Waugh, Frank Albert.

Outdoor theaters. The design, construction and use of open-air

auditoriums. Boston. Badger. [1917.] 151 pp. Illus. Plates.

Plans. 4098.86
Bibliography, pp. 143-145.
Wayfaring men. Bayty, A. E. ¥*T 87.42

Weaver, John.

The history of the mimes and pantomimes, with an historical account
of several performers in dancing, living in the time of the Roman
emperors. To which will be added, a list of the modern enter-
tainments that have been exhibited on the English stage. Lon-
don: Printed for J. Roberts. 1728. (3), 56 pp.

No. 7 in **G,.3824.17
Weddigen, Friedrich Heinrich Otto.

Geschichte der Theater Deutschlands in hundert Abhandlungen dar-
gestellt, nebst einem einleitenden Riickblick zur Geschichte der
dramatischen Dichtkunst und Schauspielkunst. Berlin. Frens-
dorff. [1906.] 2 v. Illus. Portraits. Plates. Facsimiles.
Quellennachweise, vol. 1, pp. 1-5. *2871.118

Wedmore, Sir Frederick.

Memories. London. Methuen & Co., Ltd. [1912.] viii, (1), 230,

(1) pp. 4544.218

Includes sketches of the Terrys, Pierre Berton, ‘Sarah,’ Desclée, Henry Irving,
Mrs, Kendal, and other actors.

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Weekly Dramatic RegiSter, The, a concise history of the London stage
for 1825-27. Compiled from The Theatrical Observer. Vol. 1-3.

London. Thomas. 1825-27. 3 v. **T 26.15

The Theatrical Observer may be found on shelf-number **T.26.2.
Same. Vol. 1. 1825. ##K 35.41
Weekly Review, The, and dramatic critic. Vol. 1-3. Edinburgh. Robin-
son. 1852, 53. 3 v. in I. ¥*T 27.6
Weekly Theatrical Reporter, The, and Music Hall review. No. 1-14.
Dec. 14, 1867 -— Mar. 14, 1868. [London.] 1867, 68. ¥*T23.10

Wegelin, Oscar.

Early American plays, 1714-1830: being a compilation of the titles
of plays by American authors published and performed in America
previous to 1830. Edited with an introduction by John Malone.
New York. 1900. xxvi, (1), 113 pp. [Dunlap Society.] **T.95.23

Same. A compilation of the titles of plays and dramatic poems
written by authors born in or residing in North America previous
to 1830. 2d edition. New York. The Literary Collector Press.
1905. 94 pp. Portrait. Facsimiles. *4504.87

Micah Hawkins and The saw-mill. A sketch of the first successful
American opera and its author. New York. Privately printed.
‘1917. (13) pp. Portrait. Facsimiles. *4047.349

Wegener, Richard.

Die Bithneneinrichtung des Shakespeareschen Theaters nach den
zeitgendssischen Dramen. Halle a. S. Niemeyer. 1907. iv, 164 pp.
Illus. Facsimiles. 4595.178

Wehl, Feodor von.

Fiinfzehn Jahre Stuttgarter Hoftheater-Leitung. Ein Abschnitt aus

meinem Leben. Hamburg. Richter. 1886. vii, 554 pp. Portrait.

Plate. Autograph facsimile. **T 76.30
Zeit und’ Menschen. Tagebuch-Aufzeichnungen aus den Jahren von
1863-1884. Altona. Reher. 18809. 2892.57

Relates chiefly to the theatres in Germany.
Weilen, Alexander Weil, Ritter von.

Geschichte des Wiener Theaterwesens von den 4ltesten Zeiten bis
zu den -Anfangen der Hof-Theater. Wien. Gesellschaft fiir
vervielfaltigende Kunst. 1899. (8), 170 pp. Illus. Portraits.
Plates. [Die Theater Wiens. Band 1.] *Cab.28.27.2.1

Hamlet auf der deutschen Biihne bis zur Gegenwart. Berlin. Reimer.
1908. ix, (1), 200 pp. [Deutsche Shakespeare-Gesellschaft.
Schriften. Band 3.] 4593-202

Das k. k. Hofburgtheater seit seiner Begruendung. Von O. Teuber
[und] A. von Weilen. Wien. Gesellschaft fiir vervielfaltigende
Kunst. 1896-1906. 3 v. Illus. Portraits. Plates. [Die Theater
Wiens. Band 2.] *Cab.28.27.2.2

Weilen, Alexander Weil, Ritter von, editor. 3

Costrnontz, C. L. Tagebiicher von seiner Jugend bis zur Ubersied-

lung nach Wien (1818). Auf Grundlage der Originalhandschrift

mit Einleitung und Anmerkungen. Berlin. 1912. 2 v. 6907.28
Lausz, H. Theaterkritiken und dramaturgische Aufsatze. Berlin.
1906. 2 v. Portraits. 6907.18

Weimar, Germany. Theatres.
Horrer, C. Weimarische Theaterveranstaltungen zur Zeit des
Herzogs Wilhelm Ernst. Weimar. 1914. kT 74.22
Scumipt, H. Erinnerungen eines weimarischen Veteranen aus dem
geselligen, literarischen und Theater-Leben. Leipzig. 1856.
**T'.57.371
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Weimar, Germany. Theatres. HorrHEaTEr.
Bartets, A. Chronik des weimarischen Hoftheaters, 1817-1907.
Festschrift zur Einweihung des neuen Hoftheater-Gebaudes 11.

Januar 1908. Weimar. 1908. : 2878.187
Burxnarpt, C. A. H. Das Repertoire des weimarischen Theaters
unter Goethes Leitung, 1791-1817. Hamburg. 1801. 6872.36

Genast, E. Aus Weimars klassischer und nachklassischer Zeit.
Erinnerungen eines alten Schauspielers. Stuttgart. [r1o12?]

Portraits. 2877.210
Pasgut, E. H. A. Goethe’s Theaterleitung in Weimar. In Episoden
und Urkunden dargestellt. Leipzig. 1863. 2 v. 4889a.8
Waute, J. Das Weimarer Hoftheater unter Goethes Leitung. Aus
neuen Quellen bearbeitet. Weimar. 1892. 2907.37

— Das weimarische Hoftheater unter Goethes Leitung. Zur Feier
des hundertsten Jahrestages seiner Griindung. Braunschweig.
1891. Illus. Portraits. 2891.7

Weiser, Carl.

Zehn Jahre Meiningen. Ein Beitrag zur Theatergeschichte. Teil 1.
(in Archiv fiir Theatergeschichte. Vol. 1, pp. 118-126. Berlin.
1904.) *6907.12.1

Weiss, Ehrich. See Houdini, Harry.
Weiss, Jean Jacques Auguste.
Le théatre et les mceurs. 2¢ édition. Paris. Lévy. 1889. (3), xxxvi,

387 pp. [Bibliothéque contemporaine.] 4697.94
Contents. — Préface. — Eugéne Scribe. — Alexandre Dumas. — Victor Hugo. —
Alexandre Dumas fils. — Les mceurs et le théatre en 1865. — Edouard Pailleron.
— Réalisme et naturalisme. — Quelques mots sur Sardou. — Octave Feuillet. —
Questions théatrales et physionomies de théatre.

Same. 3¢ édition. ¥*T 47.85

Same. 4¢ édition. 4697.91

Trois années de théatre, 1883-1885. A propos de théatre. Paris.
Lévy. 1893. (3), iii, 377 pp. 2676.188; **T 47.82

Relates to France.

Trois années de théatre, 1883-1885. Autour de la Comédie-francaise.
Paris. Lévy. 1892. (3), iv, 328 pp. 2676.142

Same. 2¢ édition. a **T 47.81

Trois années de théatre, 1883-1885. Les théatres parisiens. Préface
par le Prince Georges Stirbey. Paris. Lévy. 1896. (3), Ixxxix,
206 pp. **T.47.84

Weisstein, Gotthilf.

Theater: Bithnengeschichte, Gesellschaften, Ballet. (In Bibliothek

Weisstein. Vol. 2, pp. 119-288. Leipzig. 1913.) *2172.250.2
Welby, Frances A., translator.

Hastincs, C. The theatre: its development in France and England,
and a history of its Greek and Latin origins. With an introductory
letter from Victorien Sardou. London. 1001. 4676.109; etc.

Welch, Deshler, editor.

Tueatre, The. [Weekly.] An illustrated magazine of drama, music,
art. Vol. 1-6, 7 (no. 1-18). Mar. 20, 1886— Mar. 2, 1801. New
York. 1886-00. 7 v. Illus. Portraits.. Plates. Plans. Music.

¥**T 25.23 etc.
Weller, Bernard Williams.

Stage copyright at home and abroad. London. “The Stage.” 1912.

Xxxii, 286 pp. *Patent Room 23.87
Wellmer, Arnold, editor.

Bauer, Cc. Aus dem Leben einer Vestorbenen. Berlin. 1880, 81.

4 v. in 2. 2845.67
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Wells, Clara L.
The amphitheatres of ancient Rome. Boston. Cupples, Upham &

Co. [1883.] (5), 80 pp. **T.95.79
Same. Plates. 2752.57
Wells, Mary.

Memoirs of the life of Mrs. Sumbel, late Wells. Including her
correspondence with Major Topham, Mr. Reynolds, &c. Lon-
don. Chapple. 1811. 3 v. in 1. ¥*T 57.401
Well-wisher to the king and people.
The inconsistency of comedies and stage-plays with true Christianity
proved by Scripture and authorities. [London. 1735.] 16 pp.
No. 6 in **G.3823.12
Welschinger, Henri.
Le théatre de la Révolution. 1789-1799. Avec documents inédits.
Paris. Charavay. 1880. vi, 524, (1) pp. 4660a.81 3 **T.77.114
Welsh, Robert Emmet.
A-B-C of motion pictures. New York. Harper. [1916.] (6), 121
pp. Plates. [Harper’s A—-B-C series.] 8039a.46

oreword by Daniel Frohman.
Wemyss, Francis Courtney.
Wemyss’ Chronology of the American stage, from 1752-1852. New-
York. Taylor & Co. [1852.] 101, (1) pp. HET 67.077

Principally a dictionary of actors. a

Twenty-six years of the life of an actor and manager. With sketches,
anecdotes and opinions of the professional merits of the most
celebrated actors of our day. New York. Burgess, Stringer &
Co. 1847. **T 57.123

Wemyss, Francis Courtney, editor.

Reve, L. T. The guide to the stage, containing instructions for
obtaining theatrical engagements, with a list of Provincial
theaters and a clear elucidation of all the technicalities of the
histrionic art. New York. 1864. **T 97.307

Werenfels, Samuel.

The usefulness of dramatic interludes, in the education of youth: an
oration spoke before the masters and scholars of the University
of Basil. Translated from the Latin by Mr. Duncombe. London:
Printed for R. Dodsley. 1744. iv, 27 pp. No. 10 in **G.3824.2

Werner, Otto Julius.

Die Elisabethanische Bihne nach Ben Jonson. 1. Teil. Inaugural-

Dissertation. Halle a/S. Karras. [1878.] (1), 32, (2) pp.
No. to in **G.75.23
Werner, Richard Maria.

Der Laufner Don Juan. Ein Beitrag zur Geschichte des Volksschau-
spiels. Hamburg. Voss. 1891. (7), 151, (1) pp. [Theater-
geschichtliche Forschungen.] 6872.45

Werner, Richard Maria, editor.

GALLERIE von teutschen Schauspielern und Schauspielerinnen, nebst
Johann Friedrich Schinks Zusatze und Berichtigungen. Mit Ein-
leitung und Anmerkungen. Berlin. toro. 6907.23

Wessely, Josefine.

Mercue, L. Erinnerungen an Josephine Wessely. Leipzig. 1887.

40 pp. Portrait. **T 57.369
West, Gilbert.

A dissertation on the Olympick games. (Jn Pindar. Odes. Vol. 2,
pp. 1-275. London. 1753.) 29990.21.2

Same. (Jn Same. Vol. 3. 1766.) 4999.21.3

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West, John, & Co.
Catalogue of plays, for sale. Boston. [1810?] (12) pp. *6149a.64
West, Mary.
A born player. [A novel.] New York. Macmillan & Co. 1893.
viii, 203 pp. **T 87.24
Westminster School, London. Plays and entertainments.
Op Westminster, An, pseud. The Westminster play [Terence’s
Phormio], its actors and its visitors. [London.] 1855. **T.97.265
Prot of the Phormio. [Verse. Anon. Accompanied by two leaflets,
entitled Phormio, 1873 (cast) and Plot of epilogue, 1873; also a
programme, and a leaflet containing two songs. London. 1873.]
4 pp. **T'.97.351
Weston, Thomas.
Memorrs of that celebrated comedian, and very singular genius

Thomas Weston. London. 1776. **T 56.1473 etc.
Tay tor, T. The great actors of 1775 [Garrick, Weston, and others.
London. 1863]. No. 3 in **G.62.5

Wetmore, Helen Cody.

Last of the great scouts. The life story of Col. William F. Cody,
(“Buffalo Bill”) as told by his sister. [Duluth. The Duluth Press
Printing Co. 1899.] xii, (1), 267 pp. Portraits. Plates. 4344.185

Same. [Illustrated by Frederic Remington and E. W. Deming.]
Chicago. Duluth Press Publishing Co. [19—?] xiv, 2096 pp.
Portraits. Plates. Autograph facsimiles. ¥#*T 56.192

Wewitzer, Ralph.

Dramatic reminiscences, anecdotes, comical sayings. and doings.

London. Lacy. [185-?] 3-108 pp. Portrait. ¥*T 59.33

Principally composed of anecdotes of British actors.
y Same. Added, his Dramatic chronology. London. 3-112, 68 pp.

v Portraits. 2579.505 **T.59.34
The chronology relates to the London stage.

A theatrical pocket book, or brief dramatic chronology, from the
earliest periods of history: with a list of British dramatists, and
of actors, &c. on the London stage, from the introduction of
theatrical entertainments into England. London. The Editor.
1814. iv, (4), 127, (2) pp. **T98.133

Same. A brief dramatic chronology of actors, &c. on the London
stage, from the introduction of theatrical entertainments into
England, to the present time. New edition. Added, a miscel-
laneous appendix. London. Miller. 1817. 8, 115, (1) pp. **T.78.26

Other copies are on shelf-numbers **G.3821.22; No. 1 in **G.3821.23; No. 3in
**G. 3823.7.

Weygandt, Cornelius.
Irish plays and playwrights. Boston. Houghton Mifflin Co. 1913.

(9), 314, (1) pp. Portraits. Plate. 4574-199
Contains an account of the Abbey Theatre, Dublin.

Whalley, Thomas Sedgwick.

Verses addressed to Mrs. Siddons, on her being engaged at the
Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane, in 1782. London: Printed for T.
Cadell. 1782. (3), 19 pp. e*T 54.5

Wheatley, Henry Benjamin.

On a contemporary drawing of the interior of the Swan Theatre,
1596. Facsimile. (In New Shakspere Society. [Publications.]
Series I. Transactions. No. 12. 1887-1892. Part IL, pp. 213-
225. London. 1888.) **G_100.1.1887-1892

Same. [Preprint.] ¥*G,110.5

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Wheatley, Henry Benjamin. (Continued.)
Samuel Pepys and the world he lived in. London. Bickers. 1880.

viii, (1), 311 pp. 2450a.53
Same. 2d edition. #*K 225.5
Same. New York. Scribner & Welford. #*K 295.5

Plays which Pepys saw acted, pp. 289-296.
Wheatley, Henry Benjamin, editor.

CunnincHamM, P. The story of Nell Gwyn and the sayings of
Charles II. London. 1892. Illus. Portraits. #*6540.79

— Same. Nell Gwyn. Together with Mrs. Jameson’s lives of the
Duchesses of Portsmouth and Cleveland. London. [190~-?]
Portraits. Plates, one colored. *2545.250

Wheeler, James Rignall.

The Theatre of Dionysus. Plates. Plan. (Jn Archeological Insti-

tute of America. Papers of the American School of Classical
* Studies at Athens. Vol. 1, pp. 121-179. Boston. 1885.) *2963.62.1
Wheelwright, John Tyler, prefacer.
Garrison, L. McK. An illustrated history of the Hasty Pudding
Club theatricals. Cambridge. 1897. Illus. Plates. *4480a.157
When was the drama introduced in America? Daty, C. P.
© #*T 75.725 etc.
Whitbread, Samuel.

AUTHENTIC account, An, of the late Mr. Whitbread. Consisting of
facts & anecdotes relating to his latter days and death. With the
genuine report of the inquest taken in short-hand by Francis
Phippen, including a memoir of his life. London. 1815. **T.96.318

White, J. F., comedian.

An appeal to the public at large, of the town of Manchester, but
chiefly addressed to the violent opposers of J. F. White, comedian:
with observations on the management of theatres, and the peculiar
situation of performers in general. Manchester. Bancks. 1803.
9 pp. **T 57.46

“Whitehead, Charles, editor.

Dickens, C., editor. Memoirs of Joseph Grimaldi. Edited by “Boz”
[pseud.]. With illustrations by George Cruikshank. New edition,
with notes and additions, revised by Charles Whitehead. London.
1846. 2partsini1v. Portraits, one colored. Plates. **K.46.2; etc.

Whiting, Lilian.

Kate Field. A record. Boston. Little, Brown, & Co. 1899. viii,
(4), 610, (1) pp. Illus. Portraits. Manuscript facsimile. 4348.233
Another copy is on shelf-number *P.11.2956.

Same. 1900. **T 56.294

Who’s who in the theatre. A biographical record of the contemporary
stage. [1914.] Compiled and edited by John Parker. With a
foreword by Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree. London. Sir Isaac
Pitman & Sons, Ltd. 1914. Plans. Genealogical charts. *6252.77
Appended is, Notable productions and important revivals of the London stage
from the earliest times to 30th June, 1913. For some of the most notable pro-
ductions, the casts are given.

Who’s who on the stage. See Green Room Book, The.

Who was “Jack Wilson,” the singer of Shakespeare’s stage? RIMBAULT,
E. F. 2595.14; No. 1 in **M.144.18; etc.

Whole art, The, of the stage. Ausicenac, F. H., Abbé v’. ¥*T 46.27

Whymper, Frederick, editor.

Ham, J. P. The pulpit and the stage. Four lectures. London.
[1878.] Portrait. #*T 77.134

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Whyte, Edward Athenry, editor. : : . .

Wuyte, S. A collection of poems, on various subjects, including
The theatre, a didactic essay. Dublin. 1792. Illus. Portraits.
Plates. **T 96.347

Whyte, Frederic. / :

Actors of the century. A play-lover’s gleanings from theatrical
annals. London. Bell. 1898. xii, 204 pp. Portraits. **T.53.8
Contents. — A coup d’ceil of the century. — The days of the Kembles: The critics
and the theatres; The tragedians; The comedians. — Kean and Booth. —
Macready. — Macready’s contemporaries. — The stage in the ’fifties. — The
stage in the ’sixties. — The era of Irving. — Appendix 1. Some recollections of
the ‘sixties, by Adolphe Beau. —- Appendix 2. ‘‘The bill of the play” for the year
1800, —- Appendix 3. Some additional illustrations.

Another copy is on shelf-number *2570.45.
Whyte, Frederic, translator.

Fiton, P. M. A. The English stage: being an account of the
Victorian drama. With an introduction by Henry Arthur Jones.
London. 1897. 4574.32; **T.46.1

Whyte, Samuel.

A collection of poems, on various subjects, including The theatre, a
didactic essay. With notes, original letters and curious ‘incidental
anecdotes. 2d edition, revised by Edward Athenry Whyte.
Dublin: Printed by Robert Marchbank and sold by Exshaw.
1792. vii, (1), vii, (1), ili-x, ix-lvi, 343 pp. Illus. Portraits.
Plates. ‘ ¥*T 96.347

The theatre: a didactic essay. Including an idea of the character
of Jane Shore, as performed by a young lady in a private play,
etc. Dublin: Printed by Zachariah Jackson. 1790. xiv, (2), 30,
(6), 4, (1) pp. No. 3 in **G.3824.6
Contents. — The theatre. — Prologue to the tragedy of Jane Shore. — Occasional
epilogue to Henry the Fourth. — Prologue to The sailor metamorphosed. —
Address, etc., to Miss Whyte, on her performance of Anna, in the tragedy of
Douglas. — A paraphrase on the Rev. Dr. Watts’s celebrated distich, on the
study of languages.

Relates to the English stage. The young lady referred to is Miss Sheridan,,
afterward Mrs, Lefanu.

Wichers von Gogh, Otto.
Das Elend der deutschen Schauspieler. Ziirich. Schmidt. 1893. 31
pp. Manuscript facsimile. ¥*T 96.352
Wieland, George.
Brownricc, H. Some account of a stage devil [as impersonated by

George Wieland. London. 1838]. No. 11 in **G.3822.3
Wien war eine Theaterstadt. [Anon.] See Mueller-Guttenbrun,
Adam.

Wieseler, Friedrich Julius August.
Theatergebaude und Denkmaler des Biihnenwesens bei den Griechen
und Romern. Géttingen. Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht. 1851. iv,
118 pp. 14 plates, some colored. * 2960.66
Wiggin, James Henry.
An actor’s birthhouse and birthright. (Jn Bostonian, The. Vol. 1,

Pp. 530-541. Illus. Portraits. Boston. 1895.) *5301.45.1
The flood tide of a player’s fortunes. (Jn Bostonian, The. Vol. 2,
pp. 62-71. Portraits. Facsimiles. Boston. 1895.) ¥*5301.45.2

These two articles relate to John Gilbert.
A house and a name. (Jn Bostonian, The. Vol. 1, pp. 87-97. Por-

trait. Plate. Boston. 1894.) *5301.45.1
Relates to Charlotte Cushman. Coe er

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Wilberg, Wilhelm.

Das Theater in Ephesos. Bearbeitet von R. Heberdey, G. Niemann,
W. Wilberg. [Wien. Holder. 1912] (3), ii, 230 pp. Illus.
Plates. Plans. Facsimiles. [Osterreichisches archaeologisches
Institut, Vienna. Forschungen in Ephesos. Band 2.]

The preface is written by Emil Reisch, *Cab.30.39.6.2
Wild, Constantin, compiler.

Bayreuth 1894. Manuel pour les visiteurs de Bayreuth. Leipzig.

Wild. [1804.] (4), 160 pp. Illus. Portraits. Plan. Maps.
No. 1 in **M.370.71

Contents. — F. V. Dwelshauvers-Déry: Tannhauser et le tournoi poétique a la
Wartburg. Etude littéraire. — H. A. Platzbecker: Introduction a l’étude du
_drame de ‘‘Lohengrin.” Esquisse de Vaction. — Eckhart: Parsifal. Essai
littéraire. — Les biographies et les portraits. — Liste de tout le personnel

participant aux représentations.

Same. Bayreuth. 1894. Manual for visitors to Bayreuth. Leipsic.
Wild. [1894.] (4), 159 pp. Portraits. Plates. Maps. Plan.

. * Artz Cab.17.15
Wild, Friedrich Carl.

Bayreuth 1897. Praktisches Handbuch fiir Festspielbesucher.
Herausgegeben von Friedrich Wild unter Mitwirkung von Hein-
rich Bulthaupt, Max Chop, Robert West. 2. Auflage. Leipzig.
Wild. [1897.] 65, 44 pp. Illus. Portraits. Plan. Maps.

**M..370.34
Wild tribes, The, of London. Puiuiips, W. ¥*T 97.297
Wild West shows.

Copy & Carver’s Rocky Mountain & Prairie Exhibition. Novelty of
the century. The Wild West. With Buffalo Bill (Hon. W. F.
Cody), and Dr. W. F. Carver. Hartford, Conn. [1883.] Illus.
Portraits. Plates. ¥*T 94.19

Wilder, Marshall Pinckney.

The people I’ve smiled with. Recollections of a merry little life.

New York Cassell & Co., Ltd. [1889.] (5), xii, 268 pp. Por-

traits. 4348.235; **T.57.254
The sunny side of the street. New York. Funk & Wagnalls Co.
1905. 359 pp. Illus. Portrait. : 4408.234

Contains many anecdotes of actors.

Wildfire, Walter, pseud. See Buckingham, Joseph Tinker.

Wilhelm Ernst, Herzog von Sachsen-Weimar. :
Hoerer, C.. Weimarische Theaterveranstaltungen zur Zeit des
Herzogs Wilhelm Ernst. Weimar. 1914. ¥*T 74,22

Wilhelm Meisters theatralische Sendung. GoETHE,: J. W. von.
*4903.1.51,52

Wilkes, Mr., pseud. See Derrick, Samuel.
Wilkins, William Henry, editor.
Burton, I., Lady. The Passion-Play at Ober-Ammergau. London.
Ig00. Portrait. ¥*T 47.65
Wilkinson, Robert, publisher. :
Londina illustrata. Graphic and historic memorials of monasteries,
churches, places of early amusement, and modern & present
theatres, in the cities and suburbs of London & Westminster.

London. 1819, 25. 2v. Plates. Plans. *2460.4

Vol. 2 has the title Theatrum illustrata. Another copy is on shelf-number
*Harris 711.13.

Same. [Reprint.] N. d. *2460.14

This edition differs from the preceding only in pagination and arrangement.

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Wilkinson, Tate. .

Memoirs of his own life. York: Printed for the author, by Wilson,
Spence, and Mawman; and sold by G. G. J. and J. Robinson.
London. Anno 1790. 4 v. *#T 58.53

Same. Dublin: Printed for P. Byrne. 1791. 3 v. in I. ¥*T 58.54

The wandering patentee; or, a history of the Yorkshire theatres,
from 1770 to the present time. With anecdotes respecting most
of the performers in the three kingdoms, from 1765-1795. York.
Printed for the author, by Wilson, Spence, and Mawman. Anno
1795. 4. ¥*T 77.69

Wilks, Robert.

Curt, E. The life of that eminent comedian Robert Wilks. Lon-
don. 1733. Portrait. #*T 57,191

Memoirs of the life of Robert Wilks, Esq; containing an account of
his transactions before his coming to England, the rise of his
reputation on the British stage, and other memorable circum-
stances of his life. London. 1732. No. 20, 21 in **G.3930.13.2

O’Bryan, D. Authentic memoirs or, the life and character of that
most celebrated comedian, Robert Wilks. Added, an elegy on
his death. London. 1732. **T57,192

Wilks, Thomas Egerton.

Letter to the Rev. T. Binney, in defence of the drama; showing the
futility of the objections made by him against theatrical amuse-
ments, in his lecture recently delivered in Wells Street Chapel.
London. Sams. 1838. 16 pp. ¥*®T 97.203

Willard, George O.

History of the Providence stage, 1762-1891. Including sketches of
many prominent actors who have appeared in America. Provi-
dence. The Rhode Island News Co. 1891. (3), 208 pp.

4395.166; **T.75.68
Willett, Edward.

Letters addressed to Mrs. Bellamy, occasioned by her Apology.

London: Printed and sold by J. Rozea. [1785.] 75, (1) pp.
¥**T 56.177

Pp. 1 and 2 are missing in this copy. Another copy is on shelf-number No. 4in
**G.3823.8, from which the last two leaves are missing

William Shakespeare behind the scenes of the Globe Theatre. A

Beckett, A. W. ¥**T 96.268

William Winter testimonial, The. Century Theatre, March fourteenth,

nineteen hundred and sixteen. [Programme and tributes. New
York.] Rouland. 1916. (34) pp. Portrait. Facsimitles.

#*T 52.13

The running title is Reproduction of original manuscript presented to Mr.
Winter. The testimonial includes poems by James Whitcomb Riley and Edwin
Markham, and is signed by many distinguished persons.

Williams, Bransby.
An actor’s story. London. Chapman & Hall, Ltd. 1900. xiii, 270
pp. Portraits. Plates. 4549.154; **T.57.118
Williams, David.
A letter to David Garrick on his conduct as principal manager and
actor at Drury-Lane. [Anon.] London: Printed for S. Bladon.
1772. (7), 39 pp. **T 56.237
Williams, Henry Llewellyn, editor.
Cotomstgr, M. The life and memoirs of Sarah Barnum. With a
preface by Paul Bonnetain. London. [1883.] **T 58.50

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Williams, Hugh Noel.
Queens of the French stage, New York. Scribner. 1905. vii, 365

pp. Portraits. 4674.46
Contents. — The wife of Moliére. —Marie de Champmeslé.—Adrienne Lecouvreur.
— Mademoiselle de Camargo. — Justine Favart—Mademoiselle Clairon—Index.

Williams, J. Ev
“Lyceumize the theatre.” A suggested remedy for the disease that
afflicts the one night stands. Chicago. The Drama League of
America. [1916.] (8) pp. 6257.150
Williams, John. (Anthony Pasquin.)
The children of Thespis. A poem. Part 1 [anon.], 2, 3. [London.]
Printed by Denew and Grant and sold by J. Bew [etc.]. 1786, 88.

3 parts in I v. ¥**G,_3947.18
A satire on English actors. Parts 1 and 3 are of the 2d edition; part 2 is of the
3d edition.

Same. 13th edition, with additional characters and emendations.
Printed for Kirby and Co. 1792. 251 pp. **T 47.110

The eccentricities of John Edwin, comedian. Collected from his
manuscripts, and enriched with anecdotes. Arranged and digested
by Anthony Pasquin [pseud.]. London: Printed for J. Strahan.
[1791.] 2 v. ; *EK 45.12

Same. [Anon.] New edition. Printed for J. Hamilton. **T.57.8

Same. By Anthony Pasquin. New edition. Printed for J. Strahan.

**T.57.9

The life of the late Earl of Barrymore. Including a history of:the
Wargrave theatricals, and original anecdotes of eminent persons.
London. Printed for H. D. Symonds. 1793. 79 pp. Portrait.

**T 76.185

Same. 3d edition. 119 pp. **®T 96.325
Another copy is on shelf-number **T.56.285.

The pin-basket to the children of Thespis. With notes historical,
critical and biographical. London: Printed for H. D. Symonds.
1797. 232 pp. **T 58.38
Relates to the actors of Drury Lane and Covent Garden theatres.

Poems. 2d edition. London: Printed for J. Strahan. [179-?] 2 v.
in I. **T 98.41

Williams, John Ambrose.

Memoirs of John Philip Kemble. With an original critique on his
performance. London. Wood. 1817. (3), 80, (4) pp. Portraits.
Another copy is on shelf-number **G.3924.25. **T 59.27

Same. Burn. 1823. 82, (4) pp. **T 58,118

Williams, John M., LL.D., editor.

Dramatic Censor, The: or, critical and biographical illustration of
the British stage. [Monthly.] , 1811. Involving a correct register _
of every night’s performances at our Metropolitan theatres. Lon-
don. [1812.] Portrait. **T 25,01

Williams, Michael.

Some London theatres past and present. London. Sampson Low,
Marston, Searle, & Rivington. 1883. (7), 215, (1) pp.

4573.203 **T.77.152
Contents. — “The story of old Sadler’s Wells.”? — Something about old Hilbes

Barn, — The drama in Norton-Folgate. — The drama in Portman-Market. —
“Three Lyceums.”

Williamson, David.
The German Reeds and Corney Grain: records and reminiscences.
London. Innes & Co. 1895. vi, (1), 111, (1) pp. Portraits.
Autograph facsimiles. [The “Minster” library. No. 1.] **T.58.9

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Willis, Nathaniel Parker.

Memoranda of the life of Jenny Lind. Philadelphia. Peterson. 1851.

238 pp. Portraits. Autograph facsimile. ** M.108.24
Willis, Richard, Bishop of Winchester.

Of plays and masquerades. [An essay in opposition to the theatre.
Anon.] London: Printed for Em. Matthews. 1719. 28 pp. [The
occasional paper. Vol. 3, no. 9.] **T..97.156

Same. An essay on plays and masquerades. By the author of the
Occasional paper. 3d edition. London: Printed for Eman.
Matthews. 1724. 30 pp. **T 96.45 .
Other copies are on shelf-numbers No. 9 in **G.3824.17; No. 4 in **G.2823.12.

The occasional paper: number 1x. Containing some considerations
about the danger of going to plays. In a letter to a friend.
{[Anon.] London, Printed for M. Wotton. 1698. 23 pp. **T.76.114

Wills, Freeman Crofts.
W. G. Wills, dramatist and painter. London. Longmans, Green, &
Co. 1898. (5), 284 pp. Portrait. Autograph facsimile.
2545-148; **T.55.58
Wills, William Gorman.
Witts, F. C. W. G. Wills, dramatist and painter. London. 1868.

(5), 284 pp. Portrait. 2545-148; **T.55.58
Wilmot, ——-.

A retrospective glance at Mr. Fechter’s Iago, and acting edition of

Othello. London. Lacy. 1862. 31 pp. No. 5 in **G.3940.13

Fechter’s acting edition of Othello may be found on shelf-number **G.4013.29.
Wilsom, George.

War among the blacks. A full report of the celebrated chancery
suit, Montague & Wilsom versus Moore, Crocker, Ritter, and
Hamilton, proprietors and managers of the Christy Minstrels.
Liverpool. 1865. **T 96.176

Wilson, Charles, compiler.

Memoirs of the life, writings, and amours of William Congreve.
With miscellaneous essays, letters, and characters, written by
him. London: Printed in the year 1730. xvi, 38, 112, 156, (4) pp.
Portrait. ¥**T 57.229

Another copy is on shelf-number No. 1 in **G.3776.9, from which the will and
other prefatory pages are missing.

Wilson, Francis.
Address to graduates of American Academy of Dramatic Arts,
Empire Theater. [New York. 1907.] 8 pp. 4395.199; **T.75.66
Joseph Jefferson. Reminiscences of a fellow player. New York.
Scribner. 1906. (14), 354 pp. Portraits. Plates. Facsimiles.

4343-265
Recollections of a player. New York. The De Vinne Press. 1897.

(1), xi, 81 pp. ‘Illus. Portraits. Plates. Facsimiles. Manuscript
facsimiles. ¥*T 54.17
Wilson, Francis. Works about.
Gunn, A. Impressions of Francis Wilson’s new comic opera; “Half
a king.” New York. [190-?] 15 plates. 4049a.271
Wilson, Frank.
Miss Alma Murray as Juliet. London. Reeves & Turner. 1887,

16 pp. 4595.112
Wilson, George W.

Copurn, F. W. Life of the popular comedian, George W. Wilson.
[Boston. 189-?] Portrait. #*T 53,22

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Wilson, John, Mus.Doc.

Rimpautt, E. F. Who was “Jack Wilson,” the singer of Shake-
speare’s stage? An attempt to prove the identity of this person
with John Wilson, Doctor of Musick, in the University of
Oxford, A. D. 1664. London. 1846.

2595.14; No. 1 in **M.144.18; etc.
Wilson, John Dover.

The Puritan attack upon the stage. (Jn Cambridge history of Eng-

lish literature. Vol. 6, pp. 421-558. New York. 1910.) 4551.118.6
Wilson, John G. ‘ :

Nordeck. A new romantic drama by Frank Mayo and J. G. Wilson.
Produced for the first time on any stage at Haverly Theatre,
week beginning May 25, 1884. [Story of play and cast of charac-
ters. Chicago. 1884.] 16 pp. Plates. **T 36.105

A booklet containing portraits, illustrations of scenes in the play and press
comments, has been: inserted.

Wilson, Margaret Baron-. (Mrs. Cornwell Baron-Wilson.)

Memoirs of Harriot, Duchess of St. Albans. London. Colburn.
1839. 2 v. Portrait. : eT 57.256
Contains gossip on the London theatres and actors.

Same. Philadelphia. Carey & Hart. 1840. vii, 13-240 pp. 2548.80

Same. Memoirs of Miss Mellon, afterwards Duchess of St. Albans.
London. Remington & Co. 1886. 2 v. 2541.109

Our actresses; ~or, glances at stage favourites, past and present.
London. Smith, Elder & Co. 1844. 2v.in 1. Portraits. Auto-
graph facsimiles. *®T 56.254

Wilson, Robert.

Dramaticus, pseud. The players who acted in “The shoemakers’
holiday,” 1600, a comedy by Thomas Dekker and Robert Wilson.
(In Shakespeare Society, London. Papers. Vol. 4, pp. 110-122.
1849.) *4596.11.4; etc.

Wilson, William.

A house for Shakspere. A proposition for the consideration of the

nation. London. Hurst. 1848. 8 pp. **T 96.188

Advocates as a memorial to Shakespeare, a theatre to be devoted to his plays.
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 1 in **G.3942.40.

Same. The second and concluding paper, containing a review of
the reception of the first, and a few digressions. London.
Mitchell. [1849.] 16 pp. © **T 96.187
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 2 in **G.3942.40.

Wilstach, Paul.

Richard Mansfield: the man and the actor. New York. Scribner.
1908. xvii, (2), 500 pp. Portraits. 4343-273
Bibliography, pp. 485-490.

Winckler, Théophile Frédéric, translator.

Boetticer, C. A. Les Furies, d’aprés les poétes et les artistes anciens.

Paris. An x (1802). Plates, some colored. 4077.145
Winds, Adolf.

Hamlet auf der deutschen Bithne bis zur Gegenwart. Berlin. 1909.
vi, (1), 234 pp. [Gesellschaft fiir Theatergeschichte. Schriften.
12.] 6907.22
Benutzte Quellen, pp. 226-228.

Windsor Castle, England.
Cuapman, J. K. A complete history of theatrical entertainments,
dramas, masques, and triumphs, at the English Court, from the
time of King Henry the Eighth to the present day, including

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Windsor Castle, England. (Continued.)
the series of plays performed before Her Majesty, at Windsor
Castle, Christmas, 1848-9. London. [1850?] Plates. Programmes.
¥*T 42,2
Wingate, Charles Edgar Lewis.
Shakespeare’s heroes on the stage. New York. Crowell & Co. 1806.

x, 348 pp. Portraits. 4596.135; **T.47.90
Shakespeare’s heroines on the stage. New York. Crowell & Co.
[1895.] ix, 355 pp. Portraits. 4595-1343; **T.47.89

Wingate, Charles Edgar Lewis, editor.

Famous American actors of to-day. Edited by Frederic Edward
McKay and Charles E. L. Wingate. New York. Crowell & Co.
[1896.] 2 v. Portraits. 2346.119

Same. viii, 399 pp. **T 57.68

Playgoers’ Year-Book, The, for 1888. Story of the stage the past
year, with especial reference to Boston. Boston, Mass. [1888.]
Illus. Portraits. Plates. **T 25.24

Wink, George, pseud. See Allainval, Léonor Jean Christine Soulas d’.
Winslow, Catherine Mary.
Yesterdays with actors. Boston. Cupples & Hurd. 1887. (7), 201

pp. Portraits. 2245.64; **T.56.313
Contents. — Introduction. — Charlotte Cushman. — Edwin Forrest. — John
Brougham, — Laura Keene, Agnes Robertson. — E. A. Sothern. — Ben De
Bar, Matilda Heron, J. H. Hackett, Mrs. John Wood, James E. Murdoch, Mrs.
Lander. — Boston Museum, — Travel in America. — Canada and England.

Winsor, Justin.

Stage-struck. [Boston. 1868.] 79-88 pp. No. 15 in **G.3930.13.1
Relates to David Garrick’s early life.

Winstanley, Eliza.
Shifting scenes in theatrical life. London. Routledge, Warne, &

Routledge. 1859. iv, 205 pp. **T 88.16
A novel dealing with theatrical life. Another copy is on shelf-number **K.36.21.
Same. A new edition. 1864. ¥*T 88,17

Winston, James.
Bibliotheca dramatica et histrionica. Catalogue of the printed and
manuscript library of Mr. James Winston, which will be sold
by auction by Messrs. Puttick and Simpson, December 13th.

[London. 1849.] 65 pp. **T 62.1
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 5 in **G.313.14.

The theatric tourist; being a genuine collection of correct views,
with brief and authentic historical accounts of all the principal
provincial theatres in the United Kingdom. By A _theatric
amateur. London. Symonds. 1805. (1), 72 pp. Plates. ¥*T 72.5
Relates to England.

Winter, Jefferson. See Winter, William Jefferson.
Winter, William.

The actor and other speeches; chiefly on theatrical subjects and

occasions. New-York. 1891. (13), 80, (2) pp. Portrait, Auto-

graph facsimile. [Dunlap Society. Publications. ] ¥*T 95.11
Contents. — The actor. The actor and his duty to his time. — The critic, — The
comedian. A tribute to Lester Wallack. — Sir Perceval. A tribute to Lester
Wallack. — The comrade. American and English fellowship in art. — The

tragedian, A tribute to Edwin Booth. — The poet. — The journalist. A
tribute to Whitelaw Reid. — The friend. Eulogy upon Henry Edwards.
Another copy is on shelf-number *A.9768.5.

Ada Rehan: a study. New York. 1891. 80 pp. Portraits. Auto-
graph facsimile. ** A 9768.6

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Winter, William. (Continued.)
Same. 2d edition, with a new chapter and additional portraits. 88°

pp. 2.4 **T 55.55
Brief chronicles. New-York. 1889. (11), 339, xi-xiv pp. Portrait.
[Dunlap Society. Publications.] **T 95.7
Biographical sketches of actors and other persons connected with the American

stage.

Edwin Booth in twelve dramatic characters. The biographical
sketch by William Winter. [Illustrations] by W. J. Hennessy
and W. J. Linton. Boston. Osgood & Co. 1872. tot pp. Por-
traits. *24Q0. 51

Essay upon the great play entitled Harebell: or, the man o’ Airlie,
produced by Mr. Lawrence Barrett. [ Philadelphia. 1871?] 12 pp.

Harebell was written by W. G. Wills. **T 97.235
Henry Irving. New-York. Coombes. 1885. (11), 123, (4) pp.
Portraits. Autograph facsimiles. 2540b.87; **T.57.408
The Jeffersons. Boston. Osgood & Co. 1881. x, (3), 252 pp. Por-
traits. Plate. [American actor series.] 4348.118; **T.57.112

Life and art of Edwin Booth. New York. Macmillan & Co. 1893.

xii, (4), 308 pp. Portraits. Plates. Autograph facsimile.
4347.220; **T.57.128

Same. 1804. 4347.266

Same. New edition, revised. 1894. 437 pp. Portrait. **T 59.55

Life and art of Joseph Jefferson. New York. Macmillan & Co.
1894. xv, 319 pp. Portraits. Plates. 4346.163

Life and art of Richard Mansfield. With selections from his letters.
New York. Moffat, Yard & Co. tg10. 2 v. Portraits. Plate.
Facsimile. 4343.275
Chronology, vol. 2, pp. aee58

Other days. Being chronicles and memories of the stage. New York.
Moffat, Yard & Co. 1908. 389 pp. Portraits. Facsimiles. 4343.271
Reminiscences of actors.

The press and the stage. An oration before the Goethe Society,
New York, January 28, 1889. New York. Lockwood & Coombes.

1889. 62 pp. ¥*¥T 75,12
Shadows of the stage. Series [1-]3. New York. Macmillan & Co.
1892-95. 3 v. 2409.130; **T.49.8
Same. [Series 1.] Boston. Joseph Knight Co. [1892.] 387 pp.
Portrait. _. 2409.145

Same. Series [1,] 2. New York. Macmillan & Co. 2v. 2409.188
Same. Series [1-]3. Boston. Joseph Knight Co. [1892-95.] 3 v.

Portraits. **T 40.7
Shakespeare on the stage. [1st-]3d series. New York. Moffat,
Yard & Co. 1911. 564 pp. Portraits. 4597.165; **T.56.57

“A work designed to tell the story of the manner in which Shakespeare’s plays
have been represented, and to name and briefly describe the principal actors who
have been eminent in the representation of them.” — Preface.

Contents. — 1, “Shakespeare spells ruin.” — King Richard III. — The merchant
of Venice. — Othello. — Hamlet. — Macbeth. — King Henry VIII. 2. Twelfth
night. — Romeo and Juliet. — As you like it. — King Lear. — The taming of
the shrew. — Julius Cesar. — Index. 3. Cymbeline. — Love’s labor’s lost. —
Coriolanus. — A midsummer night’s dream. — King Henry IV. — The merry
wives of Windsor. — Antony and Cleopatra. — King John.

A sketch of the life of John Gilbert. With extracts from his letters
and souvenirs of his career. New-York. 1890. (11), 55 pp. Por-
trait. Plate. [Dunlap Society. Publications.] ¥*T 95.9
Another copy is on shelf-number *A. 9768. 7.

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Winter, William. (Continued.) : ,
The stage life of Mary Anderson. New-York. Coombes. 1886. xiii, (3),
151, (4) pp. Portrait. Autograph facsimile. 4249a.64; **T.57.404
Tyrone Power. . New York. Moffat, Yard & Co. 1913. 192 pp.
Portraits. Plate. [Lives of the players.] 4343.262
Vagrant memories. Being further recollections of other days. New
York. George H. Doran Co. 1915. 525 pp. Portraits. Plates.
Reminiscences of actors. / 4343-272
The wallet of time, containing personal, biographical, and critical
reminiscence of the American theatre. New York. Moffat, Yard
& Co. 1913. 2v. Portraits. Plates. Autograph facsimiles. 4395.220

Contents. — 1, Dramatic criticism —jits function and practice. — Past and
present — “the golden age of acting.” — George Holland, 1791-1870. — Mary
Ann Duff, 1794-1857. — James William Wallack, the Elder, 1795-1864. — Junius
Brutus PRooth (the elder Booth), 1796-1852. — James Henry Hackett, 1800-
1871. — Edwin Forrest, 1806-1872. — George W. Jamieson, 1810-1868. — John
Brougham, 1810-1880. — John Gilbert, 1810-1889. — Charlotte Cushman, 1816-
1876. — William Wheatley, 1816-1876. — Bogumil Dawison, 1818-1872. —
Charles Dillon, 1819-1881. — Emma Waller, 1819-1899. — Anne Hartley, Mrs.
G. H. Gilbert, 1822-1904. — John Edmond Owens, 1823-1886, — Charles Albert
Fechter, 1824-1879. — Jean Margaret Davenport, Mrs, Lander, 1829-1903. —
William James Florence, 1831-1891. — John Edward McCullough, 1832-1885, —
John Sleeper Clarke, 1833-1899. — Tommaso Salvini, 1833[sic]-. — John T.
Raymond, 1836-1887. — Lawrence Barrett, 1838-1891. — James Lewis, 1838-
1896. — Augustin Daly, 1838-1899. — Helena Modjeska, 1840-1909. — Benoit-
Constant Coquelin, 1841-1909. — Jean Mounet-Sully, 1841-. — Charles F.
C ghlan, 1842-1899. — John Hare (Fairs), 1844-. — Sarah Bernhardt, 1844-.
— Lilian Adelaide Neilson, 1846-1880. —- Clara Morris, 1849-. — Lillie Langtry,
1852-. — Edward Smith Willard — “The middleman.” — Index. 2. Mary
Anderson, 1859-. — Edward Hugh Sothern, 1859—-: Julia Marlowe, Mrs. E. H.
Sothern, 1867—: The Sothern-Marlowe- combination. — Ada Rehan, 1860-. —
David Warfield, 1866-. — Frank Worthing, 1866-1910. — Maude Adams, 1872-.
— Blanche Bates, 1872-. — The acting of Mrs. Fiske. — The sacred labors
of Olga Nethersole. — Mrs. Leslie Carter in “Du Barry” and “Andrea.” —
Leaves from my journal. — Mrs. Patrick Campbell in several plays. — Laurence
Irving in America. — Miscellaneous comment. — “Oliver Twist.” — The plays
of Augustus Thomas. —- Ibsen and Ibsenites. — American actors abroad, and
how they ‘‘fail’” there. — The theatre and the pulpit. — Index.

A wreath of laurel: being speeches on dramatic and kindred occa-
sious. New York. 1898. xiii, (5), 149 pp. Portraits. Autograph
facsimiles. [Dunlap Society. Publications. New series, no. 7.]

¥*T 95.20
Contents. — Henry Irving and the drama. — Ian Maclaren: poetry and pathos
in Scottish literature. — The stage and its apostles. — The intellectual standard
in acting and writing. — The ancient glories of the Roman Catholic Church. —
Joseph Jefferson: the poet and the actor. — Youth and opportunity. — The
ideal in education. — The truth in eulogy. — The ideal in life. — In memory of
George William Curtis. — The Staten Island Academy.

Winter, William, editor.
BroucHam, J. Life, stories, and poems. Boston. 1881. Illus. Por-

traits. Plates. **T 57.182; etc.
In memory of John McCullough. [Anon.] New-York. The De
Vinne Press. 1889. 66 pp. Portrait. Plate. **T 55.62

Another copy is on shelf-number *A.s417.

Portrotio, A, of players [Augustin Daly’s company]. With a
packet of notes thereon by H. C. Bunner, E. A. Dithmar, Lau-
rence Hutton, Brander Matthews and William Winter. New
York. Bouton. 1888. 89 pp. Portraits. Plates. ¥*T 52.12

Winter, William. Works about

WILLIAM WINTER testimonial, The. Century Theatre, March four-
teenth, nineteen hundred and sixteen. [Programme and tributes.
New York.] 1916. Portrait. ¥*T 52.13

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Winter, William Jefferson, editor.

In memory of Frank Worthing, actor. New York. Printed for dis-

tribution. 1911. 79 pp. Portraits. Autograph facsimile. **T.55.31
Wirsing, Rudolf.

Das deutsche Theater Eine Darstellung der gegenwartigen Theater-
zustande nebst Andeutungen zu einer zweckmiassigen Reform und
Bithnenleitung. Leipzig. Geibel. 1862. xiii, (1), 228 pp. **T.76.137

Wise man, The, of the East. Dutton, T. No. 8 in **G,3824.6
Wismes, Héracle Olivier Baptiste, Baron de.

Un portrait de Moliére en Bretagne. Etude sur quelques comédiens,
farceurs et bouffons francais et italiens au xvire siécle. Nantes.
Forest & Grimaud. [1875.] 81 pp. '  #*T 96.146
Another copy is on shelf-number *-*T.56.103.

Wit for money: or, Poet Stutter. [Anon.] See Brown, Thomas.

With a show in the North. Harrow, J. 6549.6; **T.57.359
With a show through southern Africa. Du VaL, C. 5052.62; **T.56.222
With poet and player. Apams, W. D. 4578.141; **T.98.28

Witherspoon, John.

A serious enquiry into the nature and effects of the stage. Being
an attempt to show, that contributing to thé support of a public
theatre is inconsistent with the character of a Christian. Glasgow:
Printed by J. Bryce and D. Patterson. 1757. (3), 72 pp.

¥*T 96.103

Same. And a letter respecting play actors. Also a sermon, on the.
burning of the theatre at Richmond, &c. by Samuel Miller. With
an introductory address by several ministers in New-York, &c.
New-York. Whiting & Watson. 1812. (2), 199 pp. **T 78,34
Another copy is on shelf-number **G.3647.5.

Without the limelight. Sims, G. R. **®T 87.21
Witzschel, August.

The Athenian stage; a handbook for students. Translated from the
German by R. B. Paul; and edited by T. K. Arnold. London.
Rivington. 1850. vi, 151, (1) pp. Plan. 4969a.7; **T 278.1.

Wizard’s, A, wanderings from China to Peru. Hopen, J. W. **T.57.357
Wiassack, Eduard.

Chronik des k. k. Hof-Burgtheaters. Zu dessen Sacular-Feier im
Februar 1876 herausgegeben. Wien. Rosner. 1876. (9), 340, (5)
pp. Plates. Plans. **T 76.160

Woffington, Margaret.
Daty, J. A. Woffington. A tribute to the actress and the woman.

[Philadelphia.] 1888. Portraits. Plate. **'T Cab.1.20; etc.
Hoote, J; A monody; to the memory of Mrs. Margaret Woffington.
[Verse.] London. 1760. 7 No. 7 in **G.3820.9

Mottoy, J. F. The life and adventures of Peg Woffington. With
Pictures of the period in which she lived. London. 1884. 2 v.

Portrait. + 4549.78
— Same. 2d edition. 1885. ¥*T 57.195
— Same. 3d edition. 1887. ¥#*T 57.448
Reapg, C. Peg Woffington. A novel. London. 1857. Plate.

**T 87.22
— Same. [187-?] *4560a.60
— Same. New York. [189-?] *4578.318
— Same. 1887. 2 v. *Q.16.7(*2579a.227)

—— Same. With an introduction by Austin Dobson and illustrations
by Hugh Thomson. New York. 1899. Illus. Portrait. Plates.
6577.128; **T.87.23

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Wohl unterrichtete Theaterfreund, Der. Ferrnpacu, L., Jr. *6§176.30
Wohlmuth, Rosa, translator.

Vienna. Internationale Ausstellung fiir Musik- und Theaterwesen. 1892.
The international exhibition for music and the drama. Edited by
A. J. Hipkins, Morris Steinert and Siegmund Schneider. Vienna.
1894. 82 plates. **8040,.114

Wolcot, John. (Peter Pindar, Esq.)

The cap. A satiric poem. Including most of the dramatic writers
of the present day. London: Printed for the author; and sold
by Ridgway. [1795?] 41 pp. **T.93.4
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 12 in **G.3820.9.

Wolfenbiittel, Germany. Theatres. z

ZIMMERMANN, P. Englische Komédiaten in Wolfenbittel. (In

Germanische Abhandlungen. Pp. 215-224. Strassburg. 1902.)
6875.58
Wolzogen, Carl August Alfred, Freiherr von.

Ueber Theater und Musik. Breslau. Trewendt. 1860. vi, (1), 330 pp.

Relates in particular to the German stage. **M 108.1
Women’s Educational and Industrial Union, Boston.

Fairyland: an enchantment devised by Laura Coombs Hills. Dances,
pantomime and groupings by Melvin Ballou Gilbert. [Pro-
gramme.] Boston. Mills & Knight Co. [1900.] 32 pp. 4450a.169

. Wonderful secrets, The, of stage trick; or a peep behind the curtain.
[London., 1793?] 54 pp. **T 56.304
Relates principally to Mrs. Siddons.
Wood, Edward J.

Giants and dwarfs. London. Bentley. 1868. xii, 472 pp.

2239.50; **T.56.248
Wood, J. Hickory.

Dan Leno. London. Methuen & Co. [1905.] xiv, (1), 285, (1) pp.
Illus. Portraits. Facsimile. **T 57.82
Dan Leno’s real but unused name was George Galvin.

Wood, J. Hickory, and Arthur Collins.

The true story of the Sleeping Beauty and the Beast. Illustrated by

P. J. Billinghurst. [London. 1900.] 47, (1) pp. Illus. Plates.

**T 49.10
The story of the Drury Lane pantomime, The Sleeping Beauty and the Beast.

Wood, William Burke.

Personal recollections of the stage. Notices of actors, authors, and
auditors, during a period of forty years. Philadelphia. Baird.
1855. xi-477 pp. Portrait. Autograph facsimile. ¥*T 57.235

Same. 3d thousand. 4407.50
Relates to the American stage. Another copy is on shelf-number **G. 3647.6.

A review of this work, cut from the American and Gazette is on shelf-number
No. 22 in **G.3930.13.2.

Wooddeson, William Fane.

A slight sketch of -the performances at the Theatre Royal Drury
Lane, during the season of 1827 and 1828. London. Wooddeson.
1828. 64 pp. Me **T 76,131

Woodhouse, William John.

Excavations at Megalopolis, 1890-1891. By Ernest Arthur Gardner,
William Loring, G. C. Richards, W. J. Woodhouse. With an
architectural description by Robert Weir Schultz. London. Mac-
millan. 1892. vii, (3), 141 pp. Illus. Plates. Plans. [Society
for the promotion of Hellenic studies. Suppl. papers. 1.]
Describes the ancient amphitheatre. *2960.81.1

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Woodrow, Ernest A. E.

Modern opera houses and theatres. Examples selected from play-
houses recently erected in Europe. By Edwin O. Sachs and
Ernest A. E. Woodrow. London. Batsford. 1896-98. 3 v. Illus.
220 plates. *Cab.60.77.4

Woodward, Henry. -

A letter from Henry Woodward, comedian, the meanest of all
characters to Dr. John Hill, Inspector-General of Great-Britain,
the greatest of all characters. [London.] Printed for M. Cooper.
1752. 22 pp. **T 96.359

Same. 3d edition. No. 2 in **G.3823.15

A letter to Henry Woodward, comedian, occasion’d by his letter to
the Inspector [Dr. John Hill]. By Simon Partridge [pseud.], the
facetious cobler of Pall Mall. And son to the late Mi. Partridge,
famous for his dispute with Isaac Bickerstaff. London: Printed
for H. Jeffry. [1753.] 24 pp. *#T 57.153

Woodward, Henry. Works about.

Answer, An, to Henry Woodward, comedian. With some occasional
remarks on the Greek and Roman stage. By the Rt. Hon. the
Earl of «*%**« [pseud.]. London. 1753. ¥#*'T 57.101

Epwarps, S., ar A letter to Mr. Woodward, on his triumph over’
the inspector [Dr, John Hill]. By Sampson Edwards, the merry
cobbler of the Hay-Market [pseud.]. London. [1752.]

**T 57.86; etc.

Lick, A, at ’’em all; or, the moderator. Being a candid consideration
of the present controversy between the Inspeetor [Dr. John Hill]
and his opposers; with reflections on the rise and progress of the
dispute; and advice for the reconciliation of all parties. London.
1753. **T)57.87

Woodward, Josiah, D.D.
Some thoughts concerning the stage in a letter to a lady. [Anon.]

London, Printed Anno Dom. 1704. 13 pp. No. 1 in **G.3823.3
Same. Printed, and to be sold by J. Nutt. **T’ 96.99
In opposition to the theatre. Another copy is on shelf-number No. 2 in
**G. 3823.14.
Woodworth, Samuel, editor. .
Situ, H. Festivals, games, and amusements. Ancient and modern.
London. 1831. Plates. Map. Table. #*T 98.80; etc.

Woolcott, Alexander.

Mrs. Fiske. Her views on actors, acting and the problems of pro-
duction. New York. The Century Co. 1917. (8), 229 pp. Por-
traits, one colored. Plates. Facsimiles. 6257.307

Woolf, Arthur Harold.

Shakespeare and the old Southwark playhouses. A lecture delivered
at the Southwark Town Hall, on Shakespeare Day, April 23rd,
1903. [London. Sylvan Printing Works. 1903.] 19, (1) pp.

7 4599a.167
‘Word, A,” with Bunn. Apam, J. R. **T 57.303
World, The. Deserrer, A. **T 98.93
World, The, behind the scenes. Fitzcrratp, P. H. 2476.66; **T.77.184
World’s argument, The. Herowno, F. *#T 75.20

Worp, Jacob Adolf.
De invloed van Seneca’s treurspelen op ons tooneel, Amsterdam.
Veen. 1892. xiv, (1), 200 pp. 2900b.44

“Dit boek is het afgekeurd antwoord op eene prijsvraag door het Provinciaal
Utrechtsche Genootschap van Kunsten en Wetenschappen uitgeschreven.”

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Geschiedenis van het drama en van het tooneel in Nederland. Deel

1, 2. Groningen. Wolters. 1904, 1908. 2 v. 4874.133
Worrell Sisters’ Adelphi, Boston. See Boston. Theatres. ADELPHI
THEATRE.

Worthing, Frank, pseud. on
Winter, W. J., editor. In memory of Frank Worthing, actor. New
York. rg911. Portraits. **T 55.31
Woty, William. ;
The stage; a poetical epistle, to a friend. Derby. Printed for the

author, by J. Drewry. [1770?] 12 pp. **G.3947.7
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 8 in **G.3820.9.
Wreath, A, of laurel. WINTER, W. **T.95.20

Wright, E. M. (Verity Victor.)
Behind the scenes: a story of the stage. Boston. New England
News Co. 1870. 284 pp. 4509.49; **T.88.5
Wright, George Robert. :
On a manuscript list of plays of the year 1638. (Jn his Archzologic
and historic fragments. Pp. 1-24. London. 1887.) 4519.121
‘Wright, James.
A dialogue on plays and players. (Jn Dodsley, Robert. A select col-
lection of old plays. Vol. 11, pp. i-xxxvi. London. 1744.)
**G.3965.1.11

Same. [London. 184-?] 139-168 pp. No. 4 in **G,3823.11
Cut from R. Dodsley’s Select collection of old plays. Edition not identified.

Same. Historia histrionica: an historical account of the English
stage; shewing, the ancient use, improvement, and perfection of
dramatic representations in this nation. In a dialogue of plays
and players. [Anon.] London; Printed by G. Groom, for William
Hawes. 1699. (Jn Dodsley, R., editor. A select collection of old
plays. Vol. 1, pp. cxxxix-clxix. London. 1825.) 2588.1.1
Another copy is on shelf-number **G.3961.2.1.

Same. (Jn Udall, Nicholas. Ralph Royster Doyster. Pp. i-xxi.

{[London? 1831?]) ¥**T 30.7
Same. London. 1872. (6), 32 pp. [Mr. Ashbee’s Occasional fac-
simile reprints. 30.] No. to in *2423.50.2
Same. (un Dodsley, Robert, editor. A select collection of old English
plays. 4th edition. Vol..15, pp. 390-431. 1876.) 2574.53.15
Same. (Jn Cibber, Colley. An apology for the life of Mr. Colley
Cibber. Vol. 1, pp. xix-li. 18809.) ¥*T 54.7.1

Another copy is on shelf-number *4545.106.1.

The second generation of English professional actors, 1625-1670.
(in Arber, Edward, editor. An English garner. Vol. 2, pp. 272-
282. London. 1879.) *4557.62.2

So far as it goes, this is one of the most authentic accounts in existence of the
English stage in the later years of Ben Jonson and during the Commonwealth.

The stage in England. 1625-1670. From Wright’s ‘‘Historia his-
trionica.” (Jn Geier, John. Thespis on tryal. Pp. 13-20. Edin-
burgh. 1887.) *4578.101; **T.96.320

Wright, James Osborne, compiler.

Daty, J. A. Catalogue of the valuable literary and art property
gathered by the late Augustin Daly to be disposed of at public
sale, March roth: American Art Association, managers. Part 2.
Books. New York. 1900. **T' 64.2; etc.

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Wright, Thomas.

On the history of the drama in the Middle Ages. A sketch. [London?
185—?] 12 pp. 22508.45
Reprinted in his Essays on archeological subjects [*4514.132.2].

Wright, William Lord.

The art of writing scenarios. Containing helpful information and
suggestions for beginners and others. [Bellefontaine, O.? 1912?]
29 pp. : 8039a.92
Refers to moving picture plays.

Wrighten, Mary.

An apology for the life and conduct of Mrs. Mary Wrighten, late a

favourite actress and singer. London. [17—?] viii, viii, 77 pp.

*#*T 56.156
Writing and selling a play. Cannon, F. 6257.93
Writing the photoplay. Esrenwetn, J. B., and A. Leeps, 8039a.53

Wuertemberg, Germany. Theatres.

Sittarp, J. Zur Geschichte der Musik und des Theaters am wiirttem-

bergischen Hofe. Stuttgart. 1890, 91. 2 v. in I. ¥*T 75.57
Wyatt, Benjamin Dean.

Observations on the design for the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, as
executed in 1812, London. Taylor. 1813. xii, 77 pp. Plates.
Plans. Diagrams. ¥ET 72.3

Wycherley, William.

Netson, M. E. E. My wife’s pinmoney; or, the marriage in extremes.

London. 1860. ¥*T 88,4
Wyl, W. See Wyl von Wymental, Wilhelm.
Wyl von Wymental, Wilhelm.

Der Christus-Mayr. Neue Studien aus Oberammergau. Berlin.

Fontane. 1890. (7), 160 pp. **T 97.90
Wylie, Charles John.

Catalogue of the collection of theatrical portraits, formed by the
late Charles John Wylie comprising mezzotint and other engrav-
ings, water-colour drawings, portraits of literary and other
celebrities, which will be sold by auction by Sotheby, Wilkinson
& Hodge, the r5th day of July, 1901. London. tIgo01. 12 pp.

**T 65.45
Wyman, Henry A. (Metcalf Russell.)

The theatres. Summary of the dramatic season of 1886-87, 1887-88
[in Boston]. 2 vols. (Cut from.the Boston Sunday Times, June
19, 1887, June 17, 1888.) * 4452.48

Wyndham, Henry Saxe.

The annals of Covent Garden theater from 1732 to 1897. London.
Chatto & Windus. 1906. 2 v. Portraits. Plates. Plan. Auto-
graph facsimiles. 4578.324

Wyndham, Percy. -

Mr. Percy Wyndham’s Strictures on an imposter, and old actress,

formerly Bet the Pot Girl, alias, the Banker’s Sham Widow.

London. Turner. [1822.] 51-144, (1) pp. Illus. *8T 56.244
Relates to Harriot Mellon and Thomas Coutts.

Wynn, Frances Williams.

Diaries of a lady of quality from 1797-1844. Edited, with notes, by
A. Hayward. London. Longman, Green, Longman, Roberts, &
Green. 1864. xiii, 350 2 2547.19

Same. 2d edition. xvi, 373 p **T 57.104

Other copies are on shelf- ee “#eK, 105.11; **K.272.8,

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Wynne, Arnold.
The growth of English drama. Oxford. The Clarendon Press,

1914. 3-281, (1) pp. . 4579-251
Incluaes the period from the early church drama to the time of Elizabeth.
Pp. 270-276 treat of the Elizabethan stage. Many plots are briefly outlined.

x
X., A., translator. ;
Pepita, Sefiora. Mémoires de la Sefiora Pepita. Aveux et confidences
d’une danseuse. Traduit de l’espagnol. Tome 1. Liége. 1855.
**T'.90.47
X. Y. Z. See Faucon, T. T.

¥.,.B. ¥

Disputes between the Director of D— y [Drury], and the pit poten-
tates: being a letter to a friend, concerning the behaviour of the
melancholly manager of the suff’ring theatre [Charles Fleet-
wood]; and some considerations on the late disturbances and the
causes thereof. London: Printed for M. Cooper. 1744. 27 pp.
Another copy is on shelf-number No. 4 in **G.3821.5. ¥*T 77.176

Y., E. A. G. See Young, E. A. G.
Yale studies in English.
Tuompson, E. N.S. The controversy between the Puritans and the
stage. A thesis... Yale University. New York. 1903. 4583.148
Yankee Hill, pseud. See Hill, George Handel.
Yates, Edmund Hodgson.
The business of pleasure. London. Chapman & Hall. 1865. 2 v.

Relates to Great Britain. **T 97.26
Edmund Yates: his recollections and experiences. London. Bentley.
1884. 2 v. Portraits. 4540.8
Same. Leipzig. Tauchnitz. 1885. 2 v. in 1. 4540.21

This edition does not contain the portraits.

Same. Fifty years of London life. Memoirs of a man of the world.
New York. Harper. 1885. xvii, 444 pp. Portrait. Autograph
facsimile. 4540.22; **T.57.25

Same. Munro. [188-?] (1), 310 pp. ¥*T 57,26

Yates, Edmund Hodgson, editor.

Matnews, C. The life and correspondence of Charles Mathews, the

Elder, comedian. By Mrs. Mathews. London. 1860. Portraits.
6549.23; **T.57.417
Yates, Frederick Henry.

Yates’ Reminiscences; or, etchings of life and character: consisting
of sketches from life, manners, & peculiarities, including anecdotes
of living characters, tales, comic songs. 2d edition. London.
Duncombe. [1826.] 5-32 pp. Colored portraits. **T 97.294

Year, A, of opera at the Castle Square Theatre. [Anon.] See French,
Charles Elwell.

Year-books. See Periodicals.

Yeats, William Butler, editor.

Bevtaine. The organ of the Irish literary theatre. An occasional
publication. The 1st annual volume 1899-1900. No. 1-3. London.
1899, 1900. *2552.32

Yesterdays with actors. Wunstow, C. M. 2245.64; **T.56..313

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Yorick, pseud.
A letter concerning Mr. Henry Irving addressed to E.R. H. Edin-

burgh. The Edinburgh Publishing Co. 1877. 18 pp. **T.98.33
Yorkshire, England. Theatres.

Witkinson, T. The wandering patentee; or, a history of the York-

shire theatres, from 1770. York. 1795. 4 v. ¥*T 77.69
You have heard of them. RosEnsere, C. G. 2248.85; **T.57.198
Young, Archibald.

Theatre panics and their cure. With plans for a safe theatre -pre-
pared by Thomas T. Paterson. Edinburgh. Elliot. 1896. 20 pp.
Plates. 8093.32

Young, Carl.

An Elizabethan defense of the stage. (Jn Shakespeare studies. By
members of the Department of English of the University of Wis-
consin. Pp. 103-124. Madison. 1916.) 4593-211
Contains the correspondence of William Gager and Dr. Rainolds in their con-
troversy in regard to the theatre.

Young, Charles Mayne.

Timotuy, pseud. The first play of the season. [Chalres Mayne
Young in Hamlet. Edinburgh. 1828.] No. 16 in **G,3937.11

Younce, J. C. A memoir of Charles Mayne Young, tragedian, with
extracts from his son’s journal. London. 1871. 2 v. Portraits.

6547.31; **T.57.358
Young, E. A. G., editor. ‘

Youne, J. C. Last leaves from the journal of Julian Charles Young.

Edinburgh. 1875. #*T 57.203
Young, James.

Making up. Drawings by Edgar Keller. New York. Witmark.
[1905.] (6), 179 pp. Illus. Portraits. Plates. *6§ 257.26
On making up for the stage.

Young, Julian Charles.

Last leaves from the journal of Julian Charles Young. Edinburgh.
Edmonston & Douglas. 1875. xii, 282 pp. ¥#*T 57.203

A memoir of Charles Mayne Young, tragedian, with extracts from
his son’s journal. London. Macmillan & Co. 1871. 2 v. Por-
traits. ¥**T 57.358

Same. (3), 467 pp. 6547.31

Personal reminiscences by Chorley, Planché, and Young. New
York. Scribner, Armstrong & Co. 1874. xxiii, 207 pp. 4559a.173

Young, Mary Julia.

Memoirs of Mrs. Crouch. Including a retrospect of the stage, during
the years she performed. London. Asperne. 1806. 2v. Portrait.
Another copy is on shelf-number **K.37.7. ¥**T 58.99

Young, William.

The ‘history of Dulwich College, with a life of the founder, Edward
Alleyn, and an accurate transcript of his Diary, 1617-1622. Lon-
don. Bumpus. 1889. 2 v. Illus. Portraits. Plates. Facsimiles.

*2490.126

Young Rosciad, The. Panctoss, Peter, Esq., LL.D. & A.S.S., pseud.
¥**'T 55.133; etc.
Young Roscius, The. Biographical memoirs of William Hen. West
Betty, from the earliest period of his infancy. Including the
history of his Irish, Scotch, and English engagements. With
analytical strictures on his acting at the London theatres. New-
York. M‘Dermut. 1806. 140 pp. Portrait. **T 57.243
Another edition, having the title Roscius in London, may be found on shelf-

numbers **T,56.193; etc.
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Young Scarron. [Anon.] See Mozeen, Thomas.

Young spouter, The, being a new collection of prologues and epilogues.
Prefixed, an introduction, including rules to be observed in
theatrical representation and public speaking. London: Printed
for the proprietors. [18—?] 8, 13-112 pp. Plate. **T 37.187

Yve-Plessis, Robert.

Paris galant au dix-huitiéme siécle. Les théatres clandestins. Par
G. Capon et R. Yve-Plessis. Paris. Plessis. 1905. (3), 284 pp.
Plates. ¥*T 75,42

Yxart, José.

El arte escénico en Espafia. Barcelona. Imprenta de “La Van-
guardia.” 1894, 96. 2 v. 3008.171

Contents. — 1. La tradicién,. — La decadencia. —- El drama. — Echegaray. —
Gaspar. — Sellés. — Feliu y Codina. — Nuevas direcciones dramaticas: En el
extranjero. — En Espafia. — Pérez Galdés, etc. — Epilogo. 2. La comedia, —
J. Echegaray. — Feliu y Codina. — Sanchez Perez. — M. Echegaray. — Ramos
Carrién y Vital Aza. — Piezas y sainetes. —- Ricardo de la Vega, etc.

Z., K. Y., pseud. Z

Almanach des spectacles par K. Y. Z. Année [1-]8. Paris. [1818-

25.] 8 v. Colored portraits. ¥**T.29.18
Zayas, Marius de.

Vaudeville. The book by Caroline Caffin. The pictures by Marius
de Zayas. New York. Kennerley. 1914. (4), 231 pp. Portraits.
Relates to the American theatre. All the portraits are caricatures. 6257.83

Zed, pseud. See Maugny, Alfred, Comte de.
Zehn Jahre Meiningen. WeEtsER, C. *6907.12.1
Zeidler, Jakob.

Eine Wiener Wertherparodie. Ein Beitrag zur Wiener Theater-

geschichte. (Jn Forschungen zur neueren Litteraturgeschichte.

Pp. 235-244. Weimar. 1808.) 4873.90
Zeit und Menschen. Wed, F. von. 2892.57
Zeph: a circus story. Sims, G. R. **T 88.12

Ziegler, Clara.
Mayernorer, J. Clara Ziegler. Biographische Skizze. Bamberg.
1887. Portrait. No. 11 in **M.215.4
Zimmermann, Paul.
Englische Komédianten in Wolfenbittel. (Jn Germanische Abhand-
lungen. Pp. 215-224. Strassburg. 1902.) 6875.58
Zola, Emile.
Le naturalisme au théadtre. Les théories et les exemples. 2e édition.
Paris. Charpentier. 1881. (1), 407, (1) pp. 4660b.54
Zolling, Theophil.
Coulissengeister. Roman. 2te Auflage. Leipzig. Haessel. 1801.
2v. in I. 6890.64
Zuerich, Switzerland. Theatres.
Rueecc, R. Blatter zur Feier des fiinfzigjahrigen Jubilaums des
Zurcher Stadttheaters am to. und 11. November 1884. Ziirich.
1884. **T 96.356
Zukunft, Die, unseres Volkstheaters. BETTELHEIM, A. ¥**T 96.264
Zurich, Switzerland. See Zuerich, Switzerland.
Zwei Jahre Kapellmeister an der Kéniglichen Oper zu Berlin. [Anon.]
See Deppe, Ludwig. ;

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BOOKS IN THIS COLLECTION NOT
RELATING TO THE STAGE.

A

A Beckett, Gilbert Arthur.
Ali-Baba and the Forty Thieves; or, Harlequin and the genii of the
Arabian nights! A pantomime. First. performed at Covent
Garden Theatre, December 26th, 1866. [London.] The Theatre.

{1866.] 25, (I) pp. **T 37.215
Words only.

The babes in the wood; or, Harlequin Robin Hood and his merry
men. A pantomime. First performed at Covent Garden Theatre,
December 26th, 1867. London. The Theatre. [1867.] 20 pp.
Words only. ¥*T 37.216

Scenes from the rejected comedies. By some of the competitors
for the prize of £500, offered by B. Webster for the best original
comedy, illustrative of English manners. London. Punch office.
1844. 46 pp. %*T 36.90
Parodies on contemporary dramatists.

The Sleeping Beauty; or, Harlequin and the spiteful fairy. A panto-
mime. First performed at Covent Garden Theatre, December

26th, 1870. London. The Theatre. [1870.] 3-34 pp. **T.37.219
Words only.

Adam. Drame anglo-normand du x1re siécle. Publié pour la premiére
fois d’aprés un manuscrit de la Bibliothéque de Tours par Victor
Luzarche. Tours. Bouserey. 1854. (3), Ixxiv, (1), IoI pp.

¥*T 35,18

Adam de la Halle.

[Jeux par Adam de la Halle.] Music. (Jn Monmerqué, L. J. N. D.
and F, X. Michel, editors. ThéAatre francais au moyen Age. ae

21-135. Paris. 1842.) **T 3,
Contents. — Li jus Adan. — Li jus du pélerin. — Li ‘gieus de Robin 2 oy
Marion.

Preceded by a biographical notice of the author, by Michel, and an account of
the author as a musician, with specimens of his music, by Bottée de Toulmon.

Addison, Joseph.

The drummer; or, the haunted-house: a comedy. [Anon.] With a
preface by Sir Richard Steele, & his letter to Mr. Congreve, con-
cerning the author of this play, &c. London: Printed for the
Company of Booksellers. [1721?] 98, (2) pp. **T 98.111

Adept, An, pseud.

Everybody’s toast book, and convivial companion; containing the
choicest collection ever issued, and brimming over with toasts
and sentiments for all classes and occasions. Philadelphia. Fisher.
[185-?] 194-256 pp. Plate. No. 4 in **T.99.61

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Aicard, Jean Francois Victor. :
Moliére 4 Shakspeare. Prologue en vers. With a literal translation.
Paris. Jouaust. 1879. 19, (1) pp. **T 55.27

“Prologue dit par M. Got... pour Vinauguration des représentations de la
Comédie frangaise le 2 juin 1879 A ‘Gaiety-Theatre.’ ”

Airs, duets, &c., introduced in Shakespeare’s Tempest, as it is now
performing in three acts, at the Theatre-Royal in Covent Garden.
London: Printed for T. Evans. 1776. 19 pp. **T 97.348
The greater number of these songs are not in Shakespeare’s Tempest. There
is no music.

Akhurst, W. M.

The birth of beauty! or, Harlequin William the Conqueror, and the
pretty white horse with the golden hoof. |Pantomime. Anon.

London. 187—?] 36 pp. *#T 37,225
Words only. There is no title-page.

Cinderella and the little glass slipper; or, ride-a-cock-horse to Ban-
bury Cross, & the fairy of golden dreams. [Pantomime. London..
1874.] 46, (1) pp. **T 37,226
Words only. :

Gulliver on his travels; or, Harlequin Robinson Crusoe, his man
Friday, and the wonderful.spirit of romance. [Pantomime.] 1876-

77. London. Rimmel. [1876.] 47 pp. **T 37.230
Words only.

Whittington and his wonderful cat; or, Harlequin Johnny Gilpin and
the ride to Edmonton. [Pantomime.] 1877-1878. As produced at
Sanger’s National Amphitheatre. London. Aubert. [1877.] 46 pp.
Words only. **T 37,231

All about Shakespeare. With wood engravings by Thomas Gilks,
drawn by H. Fitzcook. In commemoration of the Ter-centenary.
London. Lea. [1864.] (48) pp. Illus. Portraits. Plates. Plans.
Autograph facsimile. ¥*T 96.91
Another copy is on shelf-number **T.97.76.

Allart, L. F. .
Ode a Moliére. Paris. Claye. 1880. 13 pp. Portrait. **T 95.68
Allingham, William.
Thought and word [poems], and Ashby Manor, a play in two acts.
London, Reeves & Turner. 1890. viii, 183, (2) pp. Illus. Por-

trait. Plates. Autograph facsimile. **T 37.115
Almanach amusant pour 1870. Année 4. Paris. Librairie centrale.
[1870?] 61 pp. Illus. Plate. ¥*T 28.5

Almanach du Charivari. Dessins par Cham [pseud. d’Amédée Charles
Henri, Comte de Noé]. Texte par les rédacteurs du Charivari.
Année II, 12, 20, 1870, 71, 79. Paris. Pagnerre [etc. 1870?-79?].
3 v. Illus. Plates. : **T. 26.50

Almanach pour rire. Illustré par Cham [pseud. de Amédée Charles
Henri, Comte de Noé]. Année 8, 10, 13, 14, 16, 19, 22, 23, 27.
1857, 59, 62, 63, 65, 68, 71, 72, 76. Paris. Pagnerre [etc. 1857?-
76?]. gv. Illus. Plates. ¥*T 27,27

American Comic Annual. Edited by Henry J. Finn, and illustrated by
D. C. Johnston. Boston. Richardson, Lord & Holbrook. 1831.

_ viii, 220 pp. Illus. Plates. **T 28.2

American concert libretto, The, and parlor pianist, containing a selec-
tion of all the songs, &c., that can be performed at any concert,
with the original text, and English translation, with the musical
gems arranged for the piano-forte. New York. Darcie. 1855.
62 pp. Music. **T 94.23

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Anderson, John Henry.

The fashionable science of parlour magic. With an exposure of
the practices made use of by professional card players, blacklegs,
and gamblers. 104th edition of Parlour magic. 34th edition of
Spirit rapping. [London. 185-?] 95, (1) pp. Illus. Portrait.
Plate. Autograph facsimile. **T.98.7

Andreev, Leonid Nikolaevitch.

The pretty Sabine women. A play in three acts. Translated from
the Russian by Thomas Seltzer. (Jn Drama, The. 1914, no. 13,
pp. 34-71. Chicago. 1914.) **T15,17.4
Preceded by an account of the author’s works by the translator.

André-Murville, Pierre Nicolas.

-Les adieux d’Hector et d’Andromaque, Iliade d’Homére, livre vie.

Piéce. A Paris, chez Demonville. 1776. 12 pp. **T 96.254
Anecdotes of impudence, being a collection of entertaining facts relating
to extraordinary men. London. Tilt. 1827. (2), 178 pp. Por-

trait. ¥*T 50.37
Pp. 177 and 178 are bound after the title-page.

Anglemont, Edouard Hubert Scipion d’.

Pastels dramatiques. Paris. Barbré. 1869. (2), 357, (2) pp.

A collection of short pieces for the theatre. **T 36.10
Anspach, Elizabeth Berkeley Craven, Markgréfin von.

Epilogue to The sleepwalker; written & spoken by the Margravine
of Anspach, at Brandenburgh-House Theatre. Broadside. [Lon-
don.] Printed for W. Wigstead by J. Bateson. [179-?] **T.34.18

Anspach, Elizabeth Berkeley Craven, Markgrafin von, alleged author.

Love rewarded: a musical pastoral. [Anon. London? 179-?] 16,

16 pp. ¥*T 34.21
Italian and English text on opposite pages. The Italian title is: L’amor
premiato. .

Prelude. [Anon. London? 179-?] II pp. ¥*T 34.19

Prologue written for the re-opening of the theatre at Brandenbourgh
House, after it was embellished and enlarged in the year 1795.

[Anon. London? 1795?] 13 pp. **T 34.20
There is no title-page. This and the two preceding pieces were probably
written by the Margravine of Anspach for her theatre in Brandenburg House.

Antoine, fils, l’ainé.
Le retour de Lindor, ou le nouvel Heureusement. Comédie en un
acte.’ (Jn Olivier, Jean J. Les comédiens francais dans les cours
d’Allemagne au xvitre siécle. Série 1, pp. 125-167. Paris. 1901.)

. ¥**T 74.10.Ser.1
Apanage de la maison d’Orléans. A Paris, chez la veuve d’Houry & fils.
1762. 24 pp. **T.75.30
Archer, William. é
English dramatists of to-day. London. Sampson Low, Marston,
Searle, & Rivington. 1882. (3), 387, (1) pp. ¥**T 47.30
Contents. — Introduction. — Playwrights of yesterday. — James Albery. —

Frederick W, Broughton. — F. C. Burnand. — Henry J. Byron. — W. S.
Gilbert. — Sydney Grundy. — Bronson Howard. — H. A. Jones. — Paul Meritt.
— Herman Charles Merivale. — Arthur W. Pinero. — Robert Reece. — George
R. Sims. — S. Theyre Smith. — Alfred Tennyson. — W. G. Wills.

Study and stage. A year-book of criticism. London. Richards.
1899. xi, 250 pp. ¥*T 47.36
Arnold, Samuel James.
Man and wife; or, more secrets than one: a comedy, in five acts.
(From the, London, sth edition.) Philadelphia. Bradford &
Inskeep. 1810. 22 pp. No. 3 in **T.26.34.1

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Arnould, Auguste, and Louis Pierre Narcisse Fournier.

The man with the iron mask. Adapted from the French, by W. J.
Lucas. In four epochs; Added, the costume and the stage busi-
ness. New York. French. [186-?] 42 pp. **T 37.24

Arréat, Jean Lucien.

La morale dans le drame, l’épopée et le roman. Paris. Alcan. 1884.

(3), 219 pp. **T 47.67
Arréat, Lucien. See Arréat, Jean Lucien.
Asseline, Alfred. ?

Madame de Monaco. Illustrations par D. Vierge, A. Bertrand, Kauf-
mann. Paris. Marpon & Flammarion. [1884.] 36 pp. Portrait.
Plate. [Les grandes amoureuses.] F **T57.19

Asselineau, Charles. See Asselineau, Francois Alexandre Charles.
Asselineau, Francois Alexandre Charles.

Histoire du sonnet pour servir a V’histoire de la poésie frangaise.

Alengon. 1856. (3), 43, (1) pp. **T..97.333
Astley, Sir John Dugdale, Baronet.

Fifty years of my life in the world of sport at home and abroad. 2d
edition. London. Hurst & Blackett, Ltd. 1894. 2v. Portraits.
Autograph facsimiles. **T 56.63

Astley, Philip.

Astley’s System of equestrian education, exhibiting the beauties and
defects of the horse; with observations on his general excellence,
preserving him in health, grooming, &c. 7th edition. Dublin.
Burnside. 1802. xii, (6), 197 pp. Portrait. Plate. **T 96.290

Athanase, Renard. See Renard, Athanase.
Audouard, Félicité Olympe.

Silhouettes parisiennes. Paris. Marpon & Flammarion. 1883. 320

pp. Portraits. ¥*T 57,129
Auger, Louis Simon.

Eloge de N. Boileau-Despréaux. Discours qui a remporté le prix
d’éloquence proposé par la classe de la langue et de la littérature
francoises de l’Institut national, 5 nivése, an x111. Paris. Colnet.
An XIII-1805. (3), 58 pp. ¥*T 57.137

Augier, Guillaume Victor Emile.

Giboyer’s son. A comedy in five acts. Translated by Benedict

Papot. (Jn Drama, The. Ig11, no. 4, pp. 27-137. Chicago. 1911.)
#*T 15 ,17.1

Preceded by an account of the author’s works by William Norman Guthrie.
Austin, Benjamin W. .
Auction sale. April roth and 11th, 1900. Catalogue of the Austin
collection of autographs. C. F. Libbie & Co., auctioneers. Bos-
ton. 1900. 174 pp. ¥*T 65.25

B
B., Mr., pseud.
A letter from Mr. B. to Miss F. Manchester. Leigh. 1814. 12 pp.

**T 98.65

B., W.
The juror. A farce. ad edition. London; Printed for John Norcock.
1718. (3), 28 pp. **T 57.96

Babois, Marguerite Victoire.
Elégies par Mme Victoire Babois, sur la mort de sa fille agée de cinq
ans. Paris. Didot. An x11. [1804/05.] 22 pp. **T 97.148

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Bach, Sigismond Ferdinand.

Nos femmes. Album en couleurs par Bac. Préface de Maurice

Donnay. Paris. Empis. [1895.] (8) pp. (20) colored plates. **T.51.15
Bachelor’s torments; or, the sweets of a family. An imitative interlude,
in one act. With the stage business. London. Duncombe.
[182-?] 20 pp. Colored portrait. **T.37.111
Bacon, Francis, Baron Verulam and Viscount St, Albans.

The promus of formularies and elegancies (being private notes, circ.
1594, hitherto unpublished). Illustrated and elucidated by
passages from Shakespeare by Mrs. Henry Pott. With preface
by E. A. Abbott. London. Longmans, Green, & Co. 1883. xix,
628 pp. Manuscript facsimile. ¥€T 55.128

Bacon, Theodore.

Delia Bacon: a biographical sketch. London. Sampson Low,
Marston, Searle & Rivington, Ltd. 1888. (7), 322 pp. Portrait.
Autograph facsimile. **T 56.130

Relates largely to the Shakespeare-Bacon controversy. The author’s name is
signed to a note of acknowledgment.

Badaire, A. E.
Le monde de la police et les scandales du dépét. Paris. Chamuel.
1894. 67 pp. **T 97.170

Bagehot, Walter.

Shakespeare the man. An essay. New York. McClure, Phillips &
Co. 1901. xv, (1), 66, (1) pp. Portrait. #*T 55.132
Prefatory note by Viola Roseboro’.

Baignoux, Pierre Philippe.
Paris, scéne lyrique. A Amsterdam. 1783. 20 pp. **T 97.66
Bailey, John J.

Waldimar. <A tragedy, in five acts [in verse]. New-York. Not

published. 1834. 124, (1) pp. ¥*T 35.8

The scene is laid principally at Thessalonica, at the close of the fourth century.
Baillie, Joanna.

A series of plays: in which it is attempted to delineate the stronger
passions of the mind. Each passion being the subject of a tragedy
and a comedy. New edition. London. Longman, Hurst, Rees,
Orme & Brown. 1821. 3 v. **T 36.11

Baker, Benjamin A. ‘

A glance at New York, A local drama, in two acts. [Anon.] Added,
the costume, and the stage business. New York. French. [185—?]
32 pp. [French’s Standard drama. The acting edition. No. 216.]

**T.37.7
Ballu, Roger.
Une vie d’artiste. Etude de mceurs contemporaines. Paris. Baschet.
1885. (5), 320, (2) pp. **T.87.49
Banim, John.

Damon and Pythias. A play in five acts. As acted by Mr. Forrest.
With the stage business, costumes, &c. New York. French.
[185-?] 60 pp. [French’s Standard drama. No. 37.] **T 37.8

Barbier, Auguste. See Barbier, Henri Auguste.
Barbier, Henri Auguste.

Etudes dramatiques. Nouvelle édition. Paris. Dentu. 1874. (3),
332 Dp. **T 37.140
Contents. — Jules César. Tragédie de Shakspeare. Traduite en vers frangais.

— Benvenuto Cellini. Opéra en deux actes. Paroles de Léon de Vailly et
Auguste Barbier.

Souvenirs personnels et silhouettes contemporaines. Paris. Dentu.
1883. (3), 378 pp. **T.57.335
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Barnett, Morris. : ;
The serious family. A comedy in three acts. With the stage busi-
ness, costumes, etc. New York. French. [185-?] 3-48 pp.

[French’s Standard drama. No. 79.] **T..37.9
An adaptation of Le mari a la campagne by Bayard and Wailly.

The tempest, as a lyrical drama. London. Mitchell. 1850. 32 pp.
*T 97.34

Barnum, Phineas Taylor.
The humbugs of the world. An account of humbugs, delusions,
impositions, quackeries, deceits and deceivers generally, in all

ages. New York. Carleton. 1866. 424 pp. **T 97.177
Same. Les blagues de l’univers. Paris. Faure. 1866. (3), 367 pp.
¥**T 97.172

Barr, Amelia Edith.

The children of Shakespeare’s plays. [Philadelphia. 1883.] 498-
501 pp. In **T.13.1
Extracts from The Continent, April 18, 1883.

Barriére, Théodore, and Ernest Capendu.

Les faux bonshommes. Comédie en quatre actes. 2e édition. Paris.

Lévy. 1857. (4), 176 pp. **T 37,122
Barry, S.

The persecuted Dutchman; or, the original John Schmidt. A farce,
in one act. Added, the costume and the stage business. New
York, French. [186-?] 15 pp. [The minor drama. The acting
edition. No. 152.] **T 97.308

Barry, William.

Sporting rambles and holiday papers. London. Routledge. [1873.]
iv, 262 pp. **T 97.336
Relates principally to Great Britain.

Barrymore, William.

[Harlequin and the talking bird.] Programme, songs, &c., of the
new comic pantomime, Harlequin and the talking bird, or, the
singing trees & golden waters. Invented and produced by W.
Barrymore, Jun. Performed at the New Theatre Royal, Drury
Lane, December 27, 1824. London. Tabby. 1824. I5 pp.
Words only. ¥**T 36.22

Barthélemy, Charles.

Histoire de la comédie en France depuis les origines jusqu’ 4 nos

jours. Paris. Dupret. 1886. (3), 180 pp. ¥**T 97.165
Barthet, Armand. :

The sparrow of Lesbia; a comedy in one act. The original French,
with an English translation, prepared for Raphael Félix, manager
of Mlle Rachel’s French Company. New York. Darcie & Corbyn.
1855. 22 pp. **T34.13

Bath contest, The: a collection of all the papers, advertisements, &c.,
published by the candidates for the office of Master of the
Ceremonies, and their friends. Bath: Printed and sold by Crutt-

well and Archer. [1769.] 66 pp. ¥**T 97.338
Beard, John.

Letters which have passed between John Beard and John Shebbeare.

London: Printed for G. Kearsly. 1767. 3-50 pp. ¥*T 57.291

Beaumarchais, Pierre Augustin Caron de.
Théatre. Précédé d’une étude par Hippolyte Stupuy. Le barbier de
Séville. Illustré par A. Esnault. Paris. Bécus. 1884. xlii, 174 pp.
Illus. Portrait. Plates. *T47.200

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Becker, Carl Ferdinand, the Younger.

Die Tonkinstler des neunzehnten Jahrhunderts. Ein kalendarisches
Handbuch zur Kunstgeschichte. Leipzig. Késsling. 1849. viii,
177 pp. **T.97.196

Becque, Henri Francois.

.The crows. A comedy in four acts. Translated by Benedict Papot.
(In Drama, The. 1912, no. 5, pp. 14-126. Chicago. 1912.)
Preceded by an account of the author by the translator. **T15.17.2

Bedford, Paul.

Drawing-room dramas. With Hints to amateurs by Bracebridge

Hemyng. London. Clarke. [1874.] 5-131 pp. Plate. **T.98.32
‘ Another copy is on shelf-number **T.98.9.
Beerbohm, Max.

Works. New. York. Scribner. 1896. (5), 165 pp. **T 97.332
Contents. — Dandies and dandies. — A good prince. — 1880. — King George the
Fourth. — The pervasion of rouge. — Poor Romeo! — Diminuendo.

Bell, Robert, editor.
Songs from the dramatists. New-York. Dodd, Mead & Co. 1882.
268 pp. **T 37,199
Bell, William.
Shakespeare’s Puck, and his folkslore, illustrated from the super-
stitions of all nations. London. 1852[-64]. 3 v. Illus. Plates.
**T.57.385
_Part of vol. 2 and all of vol. 3 are devoted to an attempt to prove that hy
speare once lived in Germany.
Bellamy, Thomas.
Miscellanies: in prose and verse. London: Printed for the author, and

sold by W. Brown. 1794, 95. 2 v.in 1. Portraits. Plate. **T.96.228
Appended to vol. 2 are his Life of William Parsons and The London theatres
which have separate title-pages and pagination but form part of this collection.

Bellermann, Heinrich. See Bellermann, Johann Gottfried Heinricn.
Bellermann, Johann Gottfried Heinrich.

Uber die Entwicklung der mehrstimmigen Musik. Vortrag gehalten
im Saale der Singakademie zu Berlin im Wissenschaftlichen
Verein am xix. Januar 1867. Berlin. Sacco. 1867. 40 pp.

**T..97.195
Belloy, Auguste, Marquis de.

Portraits et souvenirs. Paris. Lévy. [1859.] 210, (1) pp. **T.99.18
Contents. — Par maniére d’avant-propos. — Les piliers du Café Valois. — L’ami
des malheureux. — La cimetiére Delahays, ou ce que deviennent les livres, —
La question d’Orient. — Virgile 4 San-Remo.

Bennett, George John.

The Albanians, a dramatic sketch: and miscellaneous poems. Lon-

don. Kidd. 1831. x, 230 pp. ¥**T 37,210
Bergerat, Auguste Emile.

Le livre de Caliban [pseud.]. Préface de Alexandre Dumas. Paris.

Lemerre. 1887. (3), xvi, 361, (1) pp. **T 97.186
Bernard, Laure.

Théatre de marionnettes, ouvrage pour la jeunesse. Paris. Didier.

1837. (3), xv, 366 pp. Plates. Engraved title-page. {Biblio-

théque universelle d’éducation.] **T.38.8
Contents. — David et Goliath. Piéce biblique. — Le jam-e-jam numai ou miroir
magique. Piéce féerique. — Le roi Lear. — Le dormeur éveillé. — Une méprise.

Bernard, Thalés.
La Lisette de Béranger. Souvenirs intimes. Eau-forte par G. Staal.
Paris. Bachelin-Deflorenne. 1864. (3), 122, (1) pp. Portrait.
[Collection du Bibliophile frangais.] ¥*T 98.128

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Berrurier, Louis Barthélemy.

Code de la chasse contenant le résumé général des lois et décisions
judiciaires et administratives sur le droit et la police de la chasse.
Paris. Dusillion. 1844. 124 pp. **T 99.53

Betterton, Thomas.

The amorous widow: or, the wanton wife. A comedy. London:

Printed in the year 1710. 87 pp. *#T 57.224
Beverley, Elizabeth.

The actress’s ways and means, to industriously raise the wind!
Containing the moral and entertaining poetical effusions of Mrs.
R. Beverley, comedian. ‘4th edition. London. The Author. 1822,
32 pp. **T 96.208

A new dish of all sorts, containing original songs, poems, &c., and
forming a companion to the ‘Book of variety.” 3d edition. Lon-

don. The Authoress. 1824. 23 pp. **T 97.179
The book of variety may be found on shelf-number **T.97.178.

Reflections. London. The Authoress. 1829. 35 pp. ¥**T 97.234
Biagioli, G. See Biascioli, Niccolé Giosafatte.
Biascioli, Niccold Giosafatte.
Per le augustissime nozze di Napoleone il grande con Maria Luigia,
Arciduchessa d’Austria. Ode. Parigi. Didot. 1810. 15 pp.
**T.97.139
Biez, Jacques de.
Le premier billet. Monologue. (Jn Saynétes et monologues. Série
I, pp. 111-123. Paris. 1877.) **T 37.246
Bigeon, Maurice.
Les révoltés scandinaves. Paris. Grasilier. 1894. (6), 341 pp.

**T 57.210
Contents. — Georg Brandes. — Jonas Lie, — Edvard Grieg. — Stephan Sinding.
— Bjornstjerne Bjornson. — August Strindberg et les femmes émancipées. —

Herman Bang et Arne Garborg. — Henrik Ibsen.
Birch, Charlotte.

Jane Eyre, or the orphan of Lowo [sic]. A drama in two parts and
four acts, by Charlotte Birch-Pfeiffer, as performed by Mme.
Marie Seebach. New York. Fourteenth Street Theatre. 1870.
36, (18) pp. Portrait. ¥*T 94.26

A dramatization of Charlotte Bronté’s novel of the same name. German text
and English translation in parallel columns.

Bird, Robert Montgomery.

Nick of the Woods, or, adventures of prairie life. London. George

Routledge & Sons, Ltd. [1883.] 316 pp. ¥*T 78.32
Bishop, Washington Irving.

Second sight explained. A complete exposition of clairvoyance or
second sight, as exhibited by the late Robert Houdin and Robert
Heller, showing how the supposed phenomena may be produced.
Edinburgh. Menzies & Co. 1880. 78 pp.. **T 97.261

Bisson, Frederick Shirley Dumaresq de Carteret-.
The drama as an element of education. London. Simpkin, Marshall,
& Co. [1882.] x, 110 pp. Portrait. Autograph facsimile.
**T 46.22
Contains also extracts from other works by the author, letters addressed to
him, etc.
Bjgrnson, Bjgrnstjerne.

Leonarda. A drama in four acts. Translated from the Norwegian
by Daniel L. Hanson. (Im Drama, The. 1911, no. 3, pp. 16-76.
Chicago, I9I1I.) ¥*T 15.17.1
Preceded by an account of Bjgrnson as a dramatist, by William Morton Payne.

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Blackburn, Henry.

Art in the mountains: the story of the Passion Play. London.
Sampson Low & Marston. 1870. (1), 167, (1) pp. Illus. Por-
traits. Plates. Diagram. ¥*T 46.15
Relates to the Oberammergau Passion Play of 1870. :

Blanchard, Edward Litt Laman.

Aladdin and the wonderful lamp, or, Harlequin and the flying palace.
A pantomime. First performed at the Royal English Opera,
Covent Garden, December 26th, 1865. [London.] The Theatre.
[1865.] 22 pp. ¥**T 37.274

Aladdin; or, Harlequin and the wonderful lamp. Grand comic Christ-
mas pantomime. London. Tuck & Co. 1874. 48 pp. **T.37.241

Beauty & the beast; or, Harlequin and Old Mother Bunch. Grand
comic Christmas pantomime. London. 1869. 32 pp. **T.37.236

The children in the wood; or, Harlequin Queen Mab and the world
of dreams. Grand comic Christmas annual. London. Tuck &
Co. [1872.] 30 pp. **T.37.239

Cinderella; or, Harlequin and the fairy slipper. Grand comic Christmas
pantomime. London. Tuck & Co. 1878. (6), 32 pp. **T.37.245

The dragon of Wantley; or, Harlequin and Mother Shipton. Grand
comic Christmas pantomime. London. Tuck & Co. 1870. 36 pp.

**T.37.237

Faw!. fee!! fo!!! fum!!!! or, Harlequin Jack, the giant killer. Grand

comic Christmas pantomime. London. Tuck & Co. 1867. 33 pp.

**T 37.234
The forty thieves. [Anon. Pantomime. London. 1876.] 17-53 pp.
There is no title-page. ¥*€T 37.243

' Grimalkin the Great; or, Harlequin Puss in Boots, and the miller’s
sons. Grand comic Christmas pantomime. London. Tuck & Co.
1868. 31 pp. ¥*T 37.235

Jack in the Box; or, Harlequin Little Tom Tucker and the three
wise men of Gotham. Grand comic Christmas pantomime. Lon-
don. Tuck & Co. 1873. 36 pp. **T 37.240

Little Goody Two-Shoes; or, Harlequin and Cock Robin: an entirely
novel, grand comic Christmas pantomime. London. The Music-
Publishing Co. [1863.] 22 pp. **T 36.45

Little King Pippin; or, Harlequin Fortunatus and the magic purse
and wishing cap. Grand comic Christmas pantomime. London.
Tuck & Co. 1865. 36 pp.. **T 37.232

Number Nip; or, Harlequin and the gnome king of the giant moun-
tain. Grand comic Christmas pantomime. London. Tuck & Co.
1866. 34 pp. ¥#T 37.233

Tom Thumb the Great; or, Harlequin King Arthur and the Knights
of the Round Table. Grand comic Christmas annual. London.

Tuck & Co. 1871. 40 pp. **T 37.238
The white cat. [Anon. Pantomime. London. 1877.] 17-46 pp.
There is no title-page. **T 37.244

Whittington and his cat; or, Harlequin Lord Mayor of London.
Grand comic Christmas pantomime. London. Tuck & Co. 1875.
55 pp. **T37.242
Blanchard, Laman. See Blanchard, Samuel Laman.
Blanchard, Samuel Laman.
Sketches from life; with a memoir of the author, by Sir Edward
Bulwer Lytton, Bart. London. Colburn. 1846. 3 v. Illus.
Portrait. Autograph facsimile. } **T 97.103

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Blavet, Emile Raymond. (Parisis.)
La vie parisienne. 1884-89. Paris. Boulanger [& Ollendorff. 1885-]
1890. 6 v. **T 27.34
The issues for 1886 and 1889 are of the second edition.
Blaze de Bury, Marie Pauline Rose, Baronne.
Moliére, and the French classical drama. London. Knight. 1846.

216 pp. : **T 59.8
Racine, and the French classical drama. London. Knight & Co.
1845. 264 pp. ¥*T 59.4

Bloch, Louis, and —— Sagari.
Paris qui danse. Paris. Librairie illustrée. [1888.] (3), 225, (1) pp.
**T 97.243
Blum, Ernest.
Journal d’un vaudevilliste, 1870-1871. Paris. Lévy. 1894. (3), iii,
298 pp. **T 57.249
Boaden, James.
An inquiry into the authenticity of various pictures and prints, which
have been offered as portraits of Shakspeare. London. Triphook.
1824. (4), v, (1), 206 pp. Portraits. **T 56.37,

The five portraits are proof impressions.
Boas, Frederick Samuel. i

Shakspere and his predecessors. London. Murray. 1896. viii, 555,
(1) pp. [University extension manuals.] #*T 57.284

Bodel, Jean. .

C’est li jus de Saint Nicholai. (In Monmerqué, L. J. N. D. and F. X.
Michel, editors. Théatre francais au moyen age. Pp. 157-207.
Paris. 1842.) **T 34.8

Boissy, Louis de. ;

Le triomphe de l’intérét. [Anon.] Comédie. (Jn Desforges, ——.
Mémoires anecdotes pour servir a l’histoire de M. Duliz. Pp.
131-188. Londres. 17309.) +*T 58.92

Same. 66 pp. (Jm Same. 1753.) No. 2 in ¥*T.58.93

Boiteau, Dieudonné Alexandre Paul.
Vie de Béranger. 1780-1857. Paris. Perrotin. 1861. viii, 247 pp.
**£T 59.30
Boiteau, Paul. See Boiteau, Dieudonné Alexandre Paul.
Bolton, Robert.

A letter to a lady, on card-playing on the Lord’s Day. [Anon.]
London: Printed for J. Leake, at Bath; and sold by M. Cooper.
1748. (1), 50 pp. **T 97.38

Bonnet de Malherbe, J. (Joseph d’Argay.)

Indiscrétions contemporaines. Souvenirs intimes. Paris. Rouveyre
& Blond. 1883. viii, vi, 286, (1) pp. **T 56.298
Contents. — La salle 4 manger du docteur Véron. — Les journalistes d’ -autrefois.
— Les origines du National. — Les duels parlementaires. — Les présidents de fa
Chambre des Députés. — Critique littéraire. — Un chapitre ignoré dans l’histoire
d'une grande revue. — Les métamorphoses du Journal des Débats. — Un

souvenir 4 propos de Crétineau. — Joly. — Un curieux magistrat. — Esther
Guimont. — Le dernier des Chénier. — Emile de Girardin et son pére.

Book Lover, The. [Monthly.] A periodical of current literature. Vol.

I (no. 3, 4). March, April, 1898. London. Hutchinson & Co.

1898. 2 nos. **T 95.56
Booth, Junius Brutus.

Ugolino. A tragedy, in three acts. Added, the costume and stage

business. New-York. French. [185-?] 27 pp. [French’s Ameri-

can drama. The acting edition. No. 120.] ¥*T 37.41

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Bordelon, Laurent.

Arlequin comédien aux Champs Elisées, nouvelle historique, allégo-
rique & comique. [Anon.] 2e édition augmentée de plusieurs
scénes, de plusieurs remarques, de trois lettres, d’un opéra
comique, & d’une petite comédie, intitulée, La baguette. A Paris,
chez Arnoul Seneuze. 1694. (8), 230, (1) pp. Plates. Music.

¥*T 38,27
Borinski, Carl.

Das Theater. Sein Wesen, seine Geschichte, seine Meister. Leipzig.
Teubner. 1899. iv, 139 pp. Portraits. Aus Natur und Geistes-
welt.] **T 47.71

Bormann, August Edwin.

The Shakespeare-secret. Translated from the German by Harry

Brett. London. Wohlleben. 1895. xvi, 278, (70) pp. Illus.

Portraits. Plates. Maps. Colored charts. Facsimiles, **T.55.36
A list of the works chiefly referred to, pp. 275-278.
Boston. Theatres. Boston MusEeuM. 1843-1903.

Catalogue of the paintings, marble and plaster statuary and engrav-
ings, comprised in the collection of the Boston Museum and
Gallery of Fine Arts, together with a descriptive sketch of the
institution and its collection. Boston. Tuttle & Dennett. 1844.
24 pp. / **T 78.83

Same. Stacy, Richardson, Filmer & Co. 1847. 36 pp. ¥*T 78.84

Boston. Theatres. CoLuMBIAN MusEUM.
[Broadsides containing lists of objects on view in the museum.
Boston, Mass. 1799-1816?] 6 broadsides. Illus. #eT 11.4
Bouché, Jacques.
Gallet et le Caveau, 1698-1757. Paris. Dentu. 1884. 2 v. Illus.
#*T 57.92
Contains a preface by Tony Révillon and a comedy by Moreau and Francis,

having the title Gallet ou le chansonnier droguiste. Tome 2 is composed of
chansons and comedies of Gallet.

Boucicault, Dion.
London assurance. A comedy in five acts. [London? 185-?] 72 pp.
- Plate. - ¥*T 37.57
Old heads & young hearts. A comedy in five acts. With the stage
business, costumes, etc. New York. Taylor & Co. [185-?]

**T 37.58
Pauvrette. A drama, in five acts. New York. French. 1858. 66 pp.
Autograph facsimile. **T 37.59

The willow copse. A drama. — In five acts. With editorial remarks;
stage business, &c. Boston. Spencer. [1854.] 64 pp. **T.37.60

Boudin, ——, Madame, alleged author.

Les intrigues de Moliére et celles de sa femme. See Intrigues, Les,
de Moliére et celles de sa femme.

Bouquet, Le. Petit opéra comique pour étre exécuté a la féte de son
-altesse royale Monseigneur le Prince Henri, le 12 juillet 1770 sur
son théatre de Rheinsberg. (Jn Olivier, Jean J. Les comédiens
francais dans les cours d’Allemagne au xvitre siécle. Série 3, pp.
107-129. Paris. 1903.) ¥*T 74,.10.Ser.3

Boussingault, Adam.

Le théatre de la Moscovie. Paris. Franck. 1859. vii, 33 pp.

[Bibliothéque russe et polonaise. 5.] No. 1 in **T..98.130
Taken from his Nouveau théatre du monde. Appended is La Ville’s Discours
sommaire de ce qui est arrivé en Moscovie.

Bouvet, A. J. B. See Bouvet de Cressé, Auguste Jean Baptiste.

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Bouvet de Cressé, Auguste Jean Baptiste.

La stéphanéide, ou Conaxa, Les deux gendres, et le Journal de Paris,
suivis d’un fragment de lettre 4 M. Etienne, envoyée au Journal
de l’Empire, avec des notes pour l’intelligence du texte. Paris.
Dentu. 1812. (1), 19 pp. **T 56.274

Etienne’s Les deux gendres may be found on shelf-number **T.56,.271. Conaxa
may be found on shelf-number **T.56.272.

Boydell, John.
A catalogue of the pictures, &c., in the Shakspeare Gallery, Pall-
Mall. London: Printed for the proprietors. 1794. xiv, (1), 212,
24 pp. **T.57.233
Appended is A catalogue of small pictures printed for the Shakespeare Gallery.
Bradshaw, , Lady.

 

Dramas. Manchester. Ford. 1826. 4 parts in I v. **T 35.15
Contents. -— Lausus and Lydia. — Lady Una and the Red Cross knight. —
Secret vaults of Tilney Castle. — The school for constancy.

Each play has its own title-page and pagination. These plays were all published
anonymously.

Brathwait, Richard.

Barnabe itinerarium or Barnabee’s journal. With a life of the
author, a bibliographical introduction to the itinerary and a cata-
logue of his works. Edited from the first edition by. Joseph
Haslewood. A new edition carefully revised by W. Carew Hazlitt.
London. Reeves & Turner. 1876. vi, 197, (229) pp. Portraits.
Plates. Autograph facsimiles. ¥**T 38.33
In rhymed Latin with English verse translation on opposite pages.

Breck, Joseph.

West Point; or a tale of treason, an historical drama, in three acts.
Dramatized from Ingraham’s romance of American history. With
a prologue by John H. Hewitt. Epilogue by R. Horace Pratt.
Baltimore. Bull & Tuttle. 1840. 21, (1) pp. ¥*T 37.124

Breval, John Durant. (Joseph Gay.)

A compleat key to The non-juror. Explaining the characters in that
play, with observations thereon. London: Printed for E. Curl.
1718. 26 pp. **T 57.05

The author accuses Cibber of stealing the characters, etc., of The non-juror
from Moliére’s Tartuffe and other sources.
Brisson, Adolphe.
Portraits intimes. Série 2. Paris. Colin & cie, 1896. (3), 358 pp.
Sketches of eminent Frenchmen. ¥**T 57.270
Le théatre. Paris. Flammarion. [1906-]1913. 8 v. **T 47.56
Critical essays on French drama. Vol. 1 was entitled Le thédtre et les mceurs.
British drama, The. Vol. 2,4. London. Dicks. 1867. 2v. Illus. **T.37.137
Contents. — 2. A new way to pay old debts. By Philip Massinger.—The Grecian
daughter. By Arthur Murphy. — The miller and his men. By I. Pocock. —
The honeymoon, By John Tobin. — The school for scandal. By R. B. Sheridan.
— The iron chest. By George Colman. — George Barnwell. By George Lillo.
—Rob Roy Macgregor; or, “auld lang syne.” By I. Pocock.—Cato. By Joseph
Addison.—The pilot. By E. Fitzball [pseud.].—The fair penitent. By Nicholas
Rowe. — The provoked husband. By Vanbrugh and Cibber.—A tale of mystery.

By T. Holcroft. — The wonder: a woman keeps a secret. By Mrs. Centlivre. —
The Castle of Sorrento. By Henry Heartwell—lIsabella; or, the fatal marriage.
By T. Southern. — The lord of the manor. Altered from General Burgoyne,

by Charles Dibdin, Jun. — Arden of Feversham. By G. Lillo. — The siege of
Belgrade. By James Cobb. 4. Lady Jane Grey. By Nicholas Rowe. — The
gold mine; or, the miller of Grenoble. By E, Stirling. — Fazio; or, the Italian
wife. By the Rev. H. H. Milman. — The orphan of the frozen sea. By E.
Stirling. — The hypocrite. By Isaac Bickerstaff. — Prisoner of state. By
Edward Stirling. — The duenna. By R. B. Sheridan. — The Roman father.
By William Whitehead. — The provoked wife. By Sir John Vanbrugh. — The
waterman; or, the first of August. By Charles Dibdin. — The maid of honour

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British drama, The. (Continued.)

By Philip Massinger. — The curfew. By John Tobin. — Every man in his
humour. Altered from Ben Jonson, by David Garrick. — The Quaker. By
Charles Dibdin. — John Felton. By Edward Stirling. — The turnpike gate.
By T. Knight. — Evadne; or, the statue. Altered from Rivers and Shirley, by
Richard Lalor Sheil, — The merchant of Bruges. Altered from Beaumont and
Fletcher, by Douglas Kinnaird. — Speed the plough. By Thomas Morton. —
No song, no supper. By Prince Hoare. — The courier of Lyons. By Edward
Stirling. — Barbarossa. By John Brown.

British drama, The; comprehending the best plays in the English
language. London. Miller. 1804. 3 v. in 5. **T 34,22
Contents. — Vol. 1. Tragedies: [Part 1.] The maid’s tragedy, by Beaumont &
Fletcher; Philaster, by Beaumont & Fletcher; The bondman, by Massinger &
Field; The fatal dowry, by Massinger & Field; The false one, by Beaumont
& Fletcher; Bonduca, by Beaumont & Fletcher; The rival queens, by Lee;
All for love, by Dryden; The orphan, by Otway; Venice preserved, by Otway;
The mourning bride, by Congreve; Tamerlane, by Rowe; The fair penitent, by
Rowe; Cato, by Addison; The distressed mother, by Philips; Jane Shore, by
Rowe; Lady Jane Gray, by Rowe; The siege of Damascus, by Hughes; The
revenge, by Young; George Barnwell, by Lillo. Part 2. Zara, by Hill; Fatal
curiosity, by Lillo; Arden of Feversham, by Lillo; Gustavus: Vasa, by Brooke;
Mahomet, by Miller; Tancred and Sigismunda, by Thomson; Irene, by Johnson;
The Roman father, by Whitehead; The brothers, by Young; The gamester, by
Moore; Boadicea, by Glover; Creusa, by Whitehead; Barbarossa, by Brown;
Douglas, by Home; Isabella, by Southern; The orphan of China, by Murphy;
The Countess of Salisbury, by Hartson; The Earl of Warwick, by Franklin;
Zenobia, by Murphy; The Grecian daughter, by Murphy; Matilda, by Franklin.
Vol. 2. Comedies: [Part 1.] Every man in his humor, by Jonson; The alchymist,
by Jonson; A new way to pay old debts, by Massinger; The great Duke of
Florence, by Massinger; Rule a wife and have a wife, by Beaumont & Fletcher;
The plain dealer, by Wycherly; The double dealer, by Congreve; The provoked
wife, by Vanbrugh; Love makes a man, by Cibber; The way of the world, by
Congreve; Love for love, by Congreve; The constant couple, by Farquhar; The
inconstant, by Farquhar; She wou’d and she wou’d not, by Cibber; The careless
husband, by Cibber; The double gallant, by Cibber; The recruiting officer, by
Farquhar; The beaux’ stratagem, by Farquhar. Part 2. The busy body, by
Centlivre; The wonder, by Centlivre; The drummer, by Addison; A bold stroke
for a wife, by Cenilivre; The conscious lovers, by Steele; The provoked husband,
by Vanbrugh & Cibber; The suspicious husband, by Hoadly; The way to keep
him, by Murphy; All in the wrong, by Murphy; The jealous wife, by Colman; The
school for lovers, by Whitehead; The clandestine marriage, by Colman & Gar-
rick; The English merchant, by Colman; The brothers, by Cumberland; The West,
Indiai, by Cumberland; She stoops to conquer; by Goldsmith; The school for
wives, by Kelly; The rivals, by Sheridan; The choleric man, by Cumberland.
[Vol 3.] Operas and farces: The cheats of Scapin, by Otway; The country
house, by Vanbrugh; The contrivances, by Carey; The devil to pay, by Coffey;
The beggar’s opera, by Gay; The intriguing chambermaid, by Fielding; The
mock doctor, by Fielding; Chrononhotonthologos, by Carey; The honest York-
shireman, by Carey; The king and the miller of Mansfield, by Dodsley; Sir
John Cockle at Court, by Dodsley; The lying valet, by Garrick; Miss in her
teens, by Garrick; Taste, by Foote; The Englishman in Paris, by Foote; The
knights, by Foote; The apprentice, by Murphy; The Englishman returned from
Paris, by Foote; The author, by Foote; The male-coquette, by Garrick; The
upholsterer, by Murphy; The guardian, by Garrick; High life below stairs, by
Garrick; The minor, by Foote; The old maid, by Murphy; The citizen, by
Murphy; The liar, by Foote; The orators, by Foote; The deuce is in him, by
Colman; Love in a village, by Bickerstaff; The Mayor of Garratt, by Foote;
The patron, by Foote; Midas, by O’Hara; The maid of the mill, by Bickerstaff ;
The commissary, by Foote; Neck or nothing, by Garrick; Peep behind the
curtain, by Garrick; Devil upon two sticks, by Foote; Padlock, by Bickerstaff;
Dr. Last in his chariot, by Bickerstaff & Foote; Lame lover, by Foote; Maid of
Bath, by Foote; Irish widow, by Garrick; Sultan, by Bickerstaff; Bon ton, by
Garrick; Three weeks after marriage, by Murphy.

British spouter, The; or, stage assistant: containing the most celebrated
prologues and epilogues. London: Printed for J. Roson. 1773.
(1), ii, (3), 150 pp. Plate. *#T 38.25

Brizee, Norman H. i

The forest heart. A drama in three acts. Private edition. Buffalo.
1855. 35 pp. #*T 37.252

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Brossette, Claude.

Du vaudeville. Discours prononcé a l’Académie de Lyon. Publié
avec une introduction, une notice et des notes; par Achille Kihn-
holtz. Paris. Comon & ce. 1846. xxiv, 46 pp. **T 97.220

Brough, Robert Barnabas. (Papernose Woodensconce, Esq.)

The wonderful drama of Punch and Judy and their little dog Toby.
With illustrations by “The Owl.” London. Ingram & Co. 1854.
(56) pp. Plates. **T 35.4

Brough, William.

Lalla Rookh; or, the princess, the peri, & the troubadour. A bur-

lesque and pantomime, in.one act. London. Lacy. [185-?] 40 pp.
**T.37.54
Brougham, John.

A basket of chips. New York. Bunce. 1855. 408 pp. Plate.
Memoirs, etc. ¥**T 57.250

Columbus el filibustero!!' A new and audaciously original historico-
plagiaristic, ante-national, pre-patriotic, and omni-local confusion
of circumstances, running through two acts and four centuries.
New York. French. [185-?] 24 pp. [The minor drama. The
acting edition. No. 145.] ¥**T 37.61

David Copperfield. A drama in two acts. Adapted from Dickens’
popular work of the same name. Added, the costume and the
stage business. New-York. French. [185-?] 24 pp. [French’s
American drama. The acting edition. No. 133.] *€T 37.63

Dombey and Son. Dramatized from Dickens’ novel. In three acts.
Added, the costume and the stage business. New-York. French.
[185-?] 31 pp. [French’s American drama. The acting edition.
No. 126.] **T 37.64

Another copy, the leaves of which have been cut and mounted on separate
sheets, is on shelf-number **T.37.254.

Dramatic works; consisting of a collection of dramas, comedies and
farces. Selected from French’s American drama. With memoir
of the author by R. Shelton Mackenzie. Vol. 1. New-York.

French. [1856?] 8 parts in 1 v. Portrait. **T 37.136
Contents. — 1. The game of life. — Love and murder. — David Copperfield. —
Temptation. — The game of love. — Pocahontas.—Dombey and son.—Romance

and reality.

The great tragic revival. A new and undoubtedly original contem-
poraneous dramatic absurdity in one act and several tableaux.
Added, the costume and the stage business. New York. French.
1858. 10 pp. [The minor drama. The acting edition. No. 154.]-

¥*T 37.65

Love and murder: a farce, in one act. Added, the costume and the

stage business. New-York. French. [1856.] 14 pp. [French’s

American drama. The acting edition. No. 34.] ¥**T 97.312
Metamora; or, the last of the Pollywogs. A burlesque, in two acts.
Boston. Swett. [185-?] 18 pp. **T 37.66

[Pocahontas.] An original aboriginal erratic operatic semi-civilized
and demi-savage extravaganza, being a per-version of Ye trewe
and wonderrefulle Hystorie of ye rennownned Princesse, Po-ca-
hon-tas: or, the gentle savage. The music dislocated and reset
by James G. Maeder. New-York. French. [185-?] 32 pp.
[French’s American drama. The acting edition. No. 69.]

**T.37.67

Romance and reality. Or, the young Virginian. An original comedy

in five acts. Added, the costume and the stage business. New-

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Brougham, John. (Continued.)
York. French. [1856.] 54 pp. [French’s American drama. The
acting edition. No. 109.] **T 37.68

Temptation: or, the Irish emigrant. A comic drama, in two acts.
Added, the costume and the stage business. New York. French.
[1856.] 22 pp. [French’s American drama. The acting edition.
No. 65.] **T 37.69

Brougham, John, and Frank Boott Goodrich.

The dark hour before dawn. A play, in five acts. Added, the costume
~ and the stage business. New York. French. [1859.] 44 pp.
[French’s Standard drama. The acting edition. No. 222.]

¥#T 37.62
Brown, Allen Augustus, compiler.

Magazine-articles. Shakespeare-Bacon. [Boston. 1910.] (4), 325 pp.
Illus. Portrait. Autograph facsimile. **T 15.2
rome of magazine articles, newspaper clippings, etc. The volume has an
index.

Brown, Henry.

The sonnets of Shakespeare solved, and the mystery of his friendship,
love and rivalry revealed. Illustrated by numerous extracts from
the poet’s works, contemporary writers, and other authors. Lon-
don. Smith. 1870. (3), ii, 242 pp. ¥*T 56.43

Brown, J. H., actor.

The union; or, love and projection: a mono-drame, in one act. As
concentrated, embodied, and delivered by J. H. Brown. London.
Lowndes. [1823?] 14 pp. Colored portraits. **T 36.53

Brown, James Hutchinson.

Katrina’s little game. A Dutch act, with songs and a dance. Added,
the costume and the whole of the stage business. New York.
De Witt. 1876. 8pp. Diagram. [De Witt’s Ethiopian and comic
drama. No. 103.] : ¥**T 36.98

Bruce, Thomas, 7th Earl of Elgin. :

AUTHENTIC account, An, of the proceedings under a writ of enquiry
of damages, in an action in the Court of.King’s Bench, in which
the Earl of Elgin was plaintiff, and William [/e. Robert] Fer-
guson, defendant, for criminal conversation with the plaintiff's
wife; on the 22d of December, 1807. London. Hatchard. 1808.
(2), 113 pp. **T..96.335

Brumoy, Pierre.
Le théatre des Grecs. Nouvelle édition augmentée. Paris. Chez les
libraires associés. 1763. 6 v. Plate. **T 48.16
Brunschweiler, Joachim.
Les débuts d’un artiste. Souvenirs. Genéve. Fick. 1873. 131, (1) pp.
¥*T 58,117
Bryant, Alfred.

Ought Christians to dance? A discourse preached at Niles, Decem-

ber 14, 1854. Chicago. Griggs & Co. 1855. 3-32 pp. **T.96.282
Bucke, Charles.

The Italians; or the fatal accusation: a tragedy. With a preface;
containing the correspondence of the author with the committee
of Drury Lane Theatre: P. Moore and Mr. Kean. By the author
of “The philosophy of nature.” London. Whittaker. 1819. iii-
II2 pp. ¥*T 36.56

Same. 3d edition. iii-xlix, 27-112 pp. **T.96.17
Pp. xxxv-xlix, being the preface to the 6th edition, are inserted.

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Bucknill, Sir John Charles. .
The psychology of Shakespeare. London. Longman, Brown, Green,
Longmans & Roberts. 1859. viii, 264 pp ¥**T.56.55

Relates to Shakespeare’s treatment of abnormal states of mind,
Buckstone, John Baldwin.

The dream at sea. A drama. — In three acts. With costumes, and
all the stage business. Marked and arranged by J. B. Wright.
New York. French. [185-?] 38 pp. ¥**T 37.70

Jack Sheppard. A drama. In four acts. New York. French.
[185-?] iii-o2pp. Diagram. [The minor drama. No. 53.] **T.37.71
Leap year; or, the ladies’ privilege. A comedy in three acts. With
the stage business, costumes, etc. New York. French. [185-?]
3-74 pp. [French’s Standard drama. No. 83.] ¥**T 37.72
Married life: a comedy, in three acts. Added, the costume and the
stage business. New-York. French. [185-?] 41 pp. [French’s
American drama. The acting edition. No. 130.] ¥*T 37.73,
Buckton, Alice M.
Eager Heart. A Christmas mystery-play. London. Methuen & Co.
1904. (8), 40 pp. ¥**T 37.168
Buguet, Henry.
Revues et revuistes. Paris. Lévy. 1887. (5), iii, 51, (31) pp. Illus.
Portrait. ¥*T 47.53
Bullen, Arthur Henry, editor.
Lyrics from the dramatists of the Elizabethan age. London. Nimmo.

1889, xxviii, 243 pp. **T 36.57
Lyrics from the song-books of the Elizabethan age. New edition.
London. Nimmo. 1889. xxxiii, (1), 233, (1) pp. ¥*T 38.2

List of song-books, pp. 229-233.
Bullock, Christopher.

The per-juror. [Farce. Anon.] London: Printed for William

Mears. 1717. (8), 32 pp. **T 57.97
Bulwer-Lytton, Sir Edward George Earle Lytton, rst Baron Lytton.

Money: a comedy, in five acts. With the stage business, costumes,
&c. New York, French. [185-?] iv, 7-72 pp. Diagram.
[French’s Standard drama. No. 8.] ; ¥**T 37.10

Richelieu: or, the conspiracy. A play, in five acts. From the author’s
latest edition. With the stage business, costumes, etc. New York.
French. [185-?] 3-06 pp. [French’s Standard drama. No. 4.]

¥*T 97.11
Bunn, Alfred.

Address recited at the theatre in Stratford-on-Avon, on the 3d of
June, 1823, for the benefit of a fund now raising towards the
erection of a monument to Shakspeare. Birmingham. Knott.
yieee 7 pp. **T 36.62

erses.
[Bohemian girl] The new grand: opera, in three acts, of the
Bohemian girl. The music by M. W. Balfe. London. Johnson.

(1843.] 34 pp. **T.36.75
Libretto only.

[The bondman.] The new opera The bondman, in three acts. The
music by M. W. Balfe. The words by Alfred Bunn. London.

Johnson. [1846.] 47 pp. ¥**T 36.83
Libretto only.

The brides of Venice; a grand opera, in two acts. The music by
Benedict. With a preface by Alfred Bunn. London. Johnson,

[1844.] 29 pp. **T 36.76
Libretto only.
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Bunn, Alfred. (Continued.)
[The crusaders.] A grand opera, in three acts, The crusaders. The
music by M. Benedict. The words, with a preface and notes, by

A. Bunn. London. Johnson. [1846.] 45 pp. **T 35.80
Libretto only.

The daughter of St. Mark. A grand opera seria, in three acts. The
music by M. W. Balfe. The libretto by A. Bunn. London. John-
son. [1844.] 46 pp. Plate. **T 36.78
Libretto only.

The devil’s in it! An entirely new and original comic opera, in two
acts. Music by M. W. Balfe, the libretto by Bunn. London.
Chapman & Co. [1852.] 34 pp. **T 36.86

Libretto only.

[The enchantress.] A new and original opera, in three acts, preceded
by a prologue: The enchantress. The music by M. W. Balfe. The
eee 7 : de St. Georges and Mr. Bunn. London. Johnson.
[1845.] **T 36.79

ibretto fae
A good-looking fellow: a farce, in one act. By James Kenney and
Alfred Bunn. London. Miller. 1834. 3-37 pp. **T 36.66
Ivanhoe; or, the Jew of York. A new grand chivalric play, in three
acts. ee by A. Bunn. Birmingham. Beilby & Knotts.
1820. (2), 7 ¥**T 36.60

A meas. CPP Walter Scott’s novel of the same title.

Kenilworth: a melo-drama, in two acts. (Founded on the novel of
that name [by Scott].) [Anon.] London. Lowndes. [1821.]
34 pp. **T.36.61

[Loretta.] The new opera Loretta, a tale of Seville, in three acts.
The music by M. Lavenu. The libretto by Alfred Bunn. London.

Johnson. [1846.] 39 pp. , **T 36.82
Libretto only.

[The maid of Artois.] The grand serious opera The maid of Artois,
_ in three acts.. The music by M. W. Balfe. The words by Alfred

Bunn. London. hnson. [1846.] 32 ¥**T 36.
Words of the eee wae [ . ] agen aes

[Matilda of Hungary.] A new grand opera, Matilda of Hungary,
in three acts. The music by W. V. Wallace, the words by Alfred

Bunn. London. Cramer, Beale & Co. [1847.] 42 pp. **T.36.84
Libretto only.

The minister and the mercer. A comedy, in five acts. London.

Miller, 18 vi, (1 ¥*T 36.65
An lnteee $y ae 1), 85 PP. et Raton.

Old England and New England, in a series of views taken on the

spot. Philadelphia. Hart. 1853. xv, 13-31 : ¥*T 98.
Bueten to the United States. a aid ats

The Sicilian bride. A grand opera, in four acts. The music by M.
W. Balfe. The libretto by Mr. St. Georges and Mr. Bunn. [Lon-
don.] Chappell. [1852.] 32 pp. ¥*T 36.85

Libretto only.

[Stradella.] The celebrated opera, in. three acts, Stradella. The
music by F. Flotow, adapted to the English stage by Mr. Benedict.
The libretto by Mr. Bunn. London. Addison & Hodson. [1846.]

iii-24 pp. **T 36.81
Libretto only.

Burges, Sir James Bland, Baronet.
Riches; or, the wife and brother: a play, in five acts, founded on
Massinger’s comedy of The city madam. Philadelphia. Bradford
& Inskeep. 1810. 19 pp. No. 2 in **T.26.34.2

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Burgoyne, C. H., editor.
The graphic ‘theatrical autograph album. London: Gosnell & Co.

[1876?] Illus. Manuscript facsimiles. **T 411
Contents. — Robinson Crusoe, a burlesque, by H. B. Farnie. — Hot water, 1
farcical comedy in three acts, adapted from Meilhac & Halévy.

Burk, John Daly.

Bunker-Hill; or, the death of General Warren. An historic tragedy
in five acts by John Burk. With an introductory essay by Brander
Matthews. New-York. 1891. (8), 82 pp. Plate. “Facsimile.
[Dunlap Society. Publications.] ¥**T 95.13
Contains a facsimile of the title-page of the edition of 1797.

Burnand, Sir Francis Cowley.

Faust and loose. London. Bradbury, Agnew, & Co. [1886.] (3),
28 pp. ¥**T 37.011
A parody on Goethe’s Faust.

Burnham, A. A.

Fostina Woodman. The wonderful adventurer. Boston. 1850. 3-60 pp.

Illus. Plate. ¥*T 96.286
Byron, George Gordon Noel, 6th Baron Byron.

Werner. A tragedy, in five acts. With the stage business, costumes,
etc. New-York. French. [185-?] 75 pp. [French’s Standard
drama. No. 68.] ¥*T 37.12

Byron, Henry James.

Blue Beard. A pantomime. First performed at Covent Garden
Theatre, December 26, 1871. London. The Theatre. [1871.]
3-26 pp. ¥**T.37.220
Words only.

Robinson Crusoe; or, Friday and the fairies! A pantomime. First
performed at Covent Garden Theatre, December 26th, 1868. Lon-

don. The Theatre. [1868.] 20 pp. - **T 37.277
Words only.

Sensation dramas for the back drawing-room. London. French.
[187-?] 101 pp. Illus. Diagram. **T 98.30

The Yellow Dwarf; or, Harlequin Cupid and the king of the gold
mines! A pantomime. First performed at Covent Garden
Theatre, December 27th, 1869. London. The Theatre. [1869.]
27 pp. **T 37.218
Words only.

Cc

Cailhava d’Estandoux, Jean Francois.

De l’art de la comédie, ou détail raisonné des diverses parties de la
comédie, et de ses différents genres; suivi d’un traité de l’imitation
ot lou compare a leurs originaux les imitations de Moliére &
celles des modernes. Terminé par l’exposition des causes de la
décadence du théatre, & des moyens de le faire refleurir. A Paris,
chez Fr. Amb. Didot ainé. 1772, 4 v. TET; 46.43

Discours prononcé par Moliére le jour de sa réception posthume a
Académie frangaise, avec la réponse. [Anon.] A Amsterdam,
et se trouve a Paris, chez les libraires qui vendent toutes: les
nouveautés. 1779. (1), 23 pp. ¥*T 56.183

Etudes sur Moliére, ou observations sur la vie, les moeurs, les
ouvrages de cet auteur, et sur la maniére de jouer ses piéces.
Paris. Debray. An X.-1802. (8), 355 pp. **T 56.308

Caliban, pseud. See Bergerat, Auguste Emile.

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Calvert, George Henry.

Shakespeare. A biographic esthetic study. Boston. Lee &

Shepard. 1879. 212 pp. Portrait. **T 57.405
Cambouliu, Francois Romain.

Essai sur la fatalité dans le théatre grec. Paris. Durand. 1855.

81 pp. **T 95,124
Canning, Albert Stratford George.

Thoughts on Shakespeare’s historical plays. London. Allen & Co.

1884. vi, (2), 206 pp. ¥*T 56.52
Canning, George.

Speech delivered at the Liverpool dinner, given in celebration of his

re-election, March 18, 1820. London. Kelleher. 1820. 3-32 pp.
. **T 96.344
Canovas del Castillo, Antonio.

Le théatre espagnol contemporain. Traduit avec autorisation de

Vauteur par J—G. Magnabal. Paris. Leroux. 1886. (3), liv, 186 pp.
¥**T 48.18
Capendu, Ernest.

Les faux bonshommes. Comédie en quatre actes par Théodore
Barriére et Ernest Capendu. 2¢ édition. Paris. Lévy. 1857.
(3), 176 pp. *#T)37.122

Capus, Alfred Vincent Marie.

The adventurer. A comedy in four acts. [Translated by Benedict
Papot.] (Jn Drama, The. 1914, no, 16, pp. 528-615. Chicago.
1914.) **®T15.17.4
Preceded by an account of the author’s works by the iansietoy,

Carey, Henry.

Dramatick works. London: Printed by S. Gilbert. 1743. (16), 254,
(2) pp. #*T 36.9
Contents. — Amelia: an opera. — Teraminta: an opera.—The dragon of Wantley,
a burlesque opera.—The dragoness, a burlesque opera.—Chrononhotonthologos:
the most tragical tragedy, that ever was tragediz’d by any company of
tragedians. -— The contrivances: a ballad opera. — The honest Yorkshire-man.
A ballad opera. — Nancy; or, the parting lovers. An interlude. — A whimsical
dialogue between the author and his favourite mare, occasion’d by her stumbling.

Caristie, Martel.

Une loge d’acteur. Monologue en un acte, en vers. Paris. L’auteur.

1869. 23 pp. #*T 95.132
Carmichael, Andrew.

The metropolis. [Anon.] Part [1,] 2. 2d edition. Dublin. Barlow.
1805, 06. ¥*T 98.120
A satire in verse on Dublin.

Carr, Joseph William Comyns.

Tristram & Iseult. A drama in four acts. London. Duckworth &

Co. 1906. (7), 71 pp. **T 36.15
Cartwright, Robert.

The footsteps of Shakspere; or a ramble with the early dramatists,
containing much new and interesting information respecting
Shakspere, Lyly, Marlowe, Greene, and others. [Anon.] Lon-

don. Smith. 1862. iv, (1), 186 pp. **T.97.30
New readings in Shakspere; or, proposed emendations. of the text.
London. Smith. 1866. 39 pp. **T 97.33

Papers on Shakspere. London. Smith. 1877. (2), 45 pp. **T.97.31

Shakspere and Jonson. Dramatic, versus wit-combats. Auxiliary
forces: — Beaumont and Fletcher, Marston, Decker, Chapman,
and Webster. [Anon.] London. Smith. 1864. (2), 122 pp.
Relates to supposed quarrels between Shakespeare and Jonson. ¥*T 47.35

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Cavé, Hygin Auguste, and Antoine Didace Adolphe Dittmer. F
Les soirées de Neuilly: esquisses dramatiques et historiques, publiées
par M. de Fongeray [pseud.]. Paris. Moutardier. 1827, 28. 2 v.

Portrait. Manuscript facsimile. **T36.37
Contents. — 1. Notice sur M. de Fongeray. — Les alliés, ou l’invasion, — Une
conspiration de province. — Les conversions. — Les Francais en Espagne. 2.

Malet, ou une conspiration sous l’Empire.—Dieu et le diable.—Les stationnaires.
Cawdell, James.

Miscellaneous poems. Printed for the Author, by James Graham.

Sunderland. 1785. 104 pp. Plate. **T 56.88

Pp. 163-166 are missing. ;
Caylus, Marthe Marguerite Le Valois de Vilette de Marcay, Comtesse de.

Les souvenirs de Madame de Caylus. Paris. Renouard. [An] XIII-
1804. -ix, ix-xlv, 221, (2) pp. Portraits. **T 58.91
Edited by L. S. Auger.

Cellarius, Henry. 5
La danse des salons. Dessins de Gavarni [pseud. de H. G. S. Cheval-
lier], — gravés par Lavieille. 2e édition. Paris. L’auteur. 1849.
(6), 174 pp. Plates. ¥**T 95.91
Celler, Ludovic, pseud. See Leclerc, Ludovic.
Centlivre, Susannah.

The wonder. A comedy, in five acts. With original casts, costumes,
and the whole of the stage business marked and arranged, by J. B.
Wright. Boston. Spencer. [185-?] 52 pp. [Spencer’s Boston
theatre. No. 121.] **T 37.48

Cerny, Frederick.

Logrofio. .A metric drama in two acts. With illustrations by T.

Walter Wilson. London. Ward & Co. 1877. 119 pp. Illus. **T.35.6
Ces dames du Casino. [Contes.] Paris. 1862. 122, (1) pp. **T.99.20
Cesena, Sébastien Gayet de.

Une tentative de rénovation théatrale. Résumé de l’opinion publique
ou appréciations émanées de juges compétents sur diverses ques-
tions du théatre actuel et sur l’Hippolyte porte-couronne traduit
d’Euripide pour la scéne frangaise. Paris. Dentu. 1859. 16 pp.

¥*T 95,71

Principally composed of extracts from criticisms. Another copy is on shelf-
number **T.94.13.

Chamberlain, Houston Stewart.
Le drame wagnérien. Paris. Chailley. 1894. xi, 268 pp. **T.47.111
Champion, Edme.
Voltaire. Etudes critiques. Paris. Flammarion. 1893. viii, 300, (1) pp.
**T' 57.296
Champsaur, Félicien.
Les bohémiens. Ballet lyrique en 4 actes et 9 tableaux. Paris. Dentu
& cie, 1887. (108) pp. Illus. Portrait. Plates. Music. **T.36.97
Chapman’s Magazine: a miscellany of romance, literature, and art.
[Weekly.] No. 1-7. Sept. 28—Nov: 9, 1843. London. Chapman.
1844. 444 pp. ¥**T 26.37

No more was published. The individual numbers have the title Chapman’s
Weekly Magazine.

Charke, Charlotte.
The history of Henry Dumont, Esq; and Miss Charlotte Evelyn.
[Novel.] 3d edition. London: Printed for H. Slater. 1756. v,
(6), 257 pp. **T 88.9
Chasles, Emile.
La comédie en France au seiziéme siécle. Thése, Paris. Paris.
Didier & cie. 1862. (3), 214, (1) pp. **T 46.30

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Chasles, Philaréte. See Chasles, Victor Euphémien Philaréte.

Chasles, Victor Euphémien Philaréte.

Encore sur les contemporains, leurs ceuvres et leurs mceurs. Paris.
Amyot. 1869. (5), 386 pp. **T.97.176
Contents. —- Mceurs, voyages & voyageurs. — Une poésie polonaise. — Histoire
de la caricature en Europe. — De la caricature en France. — Des livres et des
manuscrits avant et aprés l’invention de l’imprimerie. — Les vieilles lettres. —
Les exploitateurs littéraires. — Le Perrault scandinave et les petits enfants.
— Le Mexique actuel, — Les émancipées. — Mceurs écossaises. L’orage de
Tamantoul.—Notes cursives et menus-propos sur les moeurs . . . de notre temps.
— Le progrés appliqué 4 l’amélioration du sort des classes pauvres. — Lettre a
M. Edmond About sur l’association. — Réflexions et caprices d’un promeneur
en Europe. — Les moeurs en Europe au Xe siécle. — Les causeurs d’autrefois
et les aristocraties nouvelles.

Etudes sur les hommes et les mceurs au x1xe siécle. Portraits con-
temporains, scénes de voyage, souvenirs de jeunesse. Paris.
Amyot. [1850.] (3), xiii, 459 pp. **T.5.7.424
Relates to France and Great Britain.

Chassiron, Pierre Matthieu Martin de. (Mr M. D. C.)

Réflexions sur le comique-larmoyant. A Paris, chez Durand. 1749.

viij, 77 pp. **T 47.99
Chater, John.

Another high road to hell. An essay on the pernicious nature and
destructive effects of the modern entertainments from the pulpit.
Occasioned by a pamphlet, entitled The stage the high road to
hell, &c. London: Printed for T. Vernor and J. Chater. 1767,

(9), 35 pp. **T..96.328
The stage the high road to hell may be found on shelf-number **T.96.76. The

preface is signed Ignotus.
Chaulin, N. P.

Précis des piéces dramatiques de W. Shakspeare, avec observations

et notices. Paris. Pinard. 1829. xvj, 438 pp. Plate. **T.56.138
Chaussard, Pierre Jean Baptiste.

Le nouveau diable boiteux, tableau philosophique et moral de Paris.
Mémoires mis en lumiére et enrichis de notes par le Docteur
Dicaculus, de Louvain [pseud.]. A Paris, chez F. Buisson. An
vir de la République. [1798/99.] 2 v. in 1. Plates. ¥*T 97.22

Chauvin, Georges.

Ruses et trucs. Conférence non politique. (Jn Saynétes et mono-

logues. Série 1, pp. 199-206. Paris. 1877.) **T 3 7.246
Chavette, Eugéne, pseud. See Vachette, Eugéne.
Chazet, René André Polydore Alissan de, and Jean Baptiste Dubois.

Moliére chez Ninon; ou la lecture de Tartuffe. Comédie en un acte
et en vers. Paris. Girard. An x1.— 1802. 38, (1) pp. **T.56.185

Chénier, Marie Joseph Blaise.
Epitre 4 Voltaire. Paris. Didot. 1806. 22 pp. *€T 96.241
Chéreau, Achille.

Jean Michel de Pierrevive, premier médecin de Charles vit, roi de
France, et le mystére de la Passion. Paris. Techener. 1864.
24 pp. ¥**T 55.125

Chevalier, J.

Les amours de Calotin. Comédie en trois actes et en vers. Réim-
Pression textuelle d’aprés l’édition de Paris, 1664. Avec une
notice par P. L. Jacob, bibliophile [pseud. de Louis P. B. P.
Lacroix]. Turin. Gay. 1870. viii, 74 pp. [Collection Molié-
resque.] : **T 38.29
Contains a reproduction of the title-page of the edition of 1664.

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Children, The, of Apollo: a poem. Containing an impartial review of
all the dramatic works of our modern authors. Added, occasional

 

 

notes. By ——, Esq. Agent to the Sun. London:
Printed for B. Crosby. [179-?] 60 pp. **T 47.04
Christen, ——. (Marc de Valleyres.)
Sur le boulevard. Portraits et types modernes. Paris. Frinzine,
Klein & cie. 1884. (5), 402 pp. ¥*T 57.265

Brief sketches of various Parisians.

Christian memento, A. Added, observations on some of the prevalent
amusements and vices of the present day. Philadelphia. Kite.
[18—?] 12 pp. **T 97.108
The title-page is mutilated.

Churchill, Charles.

The author. A poem. London: Printed for W. Flexney. 1763.

(3), 19 pp. *#*T g5 121
The conference. A poem. London: Printed for G. Kearsly. 1763.
(3), 19 pp. *€T 95,122

Cibber, Colley.

Another occasional letter from Mr. Cibber to Mr. Pope. Wherein
the new hero’s preferment to his throne, in the Dunciad, seems
not to be accepted. And the author of that poem his more right-
ful claim to it, is asserted. With an expostulatory address to the
Reverend Mr. W. W-. n, author of the new preface, and adviser
in the curious improvements of that satire. London, Printed: and
sold by W. Lewis. 1744. 56 pp. **T 57,159
Another copy is on shelf-number **17.57.439.

Dramatic works. London: Printed for J. Clarke. 1760. 4 v. in 2.
Portrait. ¥**T 38.10
Contents. — 1. Love’s last shift. — Woman’s wit. — Love makes a man. — She
would and she would not. 2. The careless husband. — The rival fools. — The
lady’s last stake. — Richard III. 3. The double gallant. — Ximena. — The
comical lovers. — The non-juror. 4. The refusal. — The provoked husband. —
Love in a riddle. — Papal tyranny.

A letter from Mr. Cibber, to Mr. Pope, inquiring into the motives
that might induce him in his satyrical works, to be so frequently
fond of Mr. Cibber’s name. London, Printed: and sold by W.
Lewis. 1742. 66 pp. **T 57.162
Another copy is on shelf-number **T.57.438.

The non-juror. A comedy. 2d edition. London: Printed for B.
Lintot. 1718. (1), vi, (4), 76, (1) pp. ¥**T 57.04

Claretie, Jules Arséne Arnaud.
Eug. Labiche. Paris. Quantin. 1883. 32 pp. Portrait. Facsimile.

 

[Célébrités contemporaines. ] ¥*T 56.264
Moliére: sa vie et ses ceuvres. Paris. Lemerre. 1873. (3), 196,”
(3) pp. **T 58.136
O. Feuillet. Paris. Quantin. 1883. 31 pp. Portrait. Manuscript
facsimile. [Célébrités contemporaines.] **T 58.49

Clarke, Charles Cowden.
Moliére-characters. Edinburgh. Nimmo. 1865. xxii, 266 pp.
¥*T 57.42
Clarke, Mary Cowden.
The girlhood of Shakespeare’s heroines; a series of fifteen tales.
New edition, condensed by Sabilla Novello. London. Bickers.

1880. vi, (3), 456 pp. Plates. ¥**T 56.182
Contents. = Portia; the heiress of Belmont. — The thane’s daughter. — Helena;
the physician’s orphan. — Desdemona; the magnifico’s child. — Meg and Alice;

the merry maids of Windsor. — Isabella; the votaress. — Katharina and Bianca;

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Clarke, Mary Cowden. (Continued.) :
the shrew and the demure. — Ophelia; the rose of Elsinore. — Rosalind and
Celia; the friends. — Juliet; the white dove of Verona. — Beatrice and Hero;
the cousins. — Olivia; the lady of Illyria. —- Hermione; the Russian princess.
— Viola; the twin. — Imogen; the peerless,
Claudin, Gustave.
Mes souvenirs. Les Boulevards de 1840-1870. Paris. Lévy. 1884.
(3), 349-pp. [Bibliothéque contemporaine.] **T 57.164
Cléder, Edouard. ;
Notice sur la vie et les ouvrages de P. de Corneille Blessebois. Paris.
Aubry. 1862. Iv pp. **T 57.360

Ouvrages de Pierre de Corneille Blessebois, pp. xxi-lv.

Clericus, pseud. See Thacher, George H.

Club cameos: portraits of the day. With illustrations by Rupert Browne.
London. Sampson Low, Marston, Searle, & Rivington. 1879.
(3), 355 pp. Illus. 67.95.47

Coleridge, Samuel Taylor.

Seven lectures on Shakespeare and Milton. A list of all the MS.
emendations in Mr. Collier’s Folio, 1632; and an introductory
preface by J. Payne Collier. London. Chapman & Hall. 1856.
(8), cxx, 275, (1) pp. **T 46.28

Collé, Charles.

Journal historique inédit pour les années 1761 et 1762, publié sur le
manuscrit original et annoté par Ad. van Bever, avec la collabora-
tion de G. Boissy. Paris. Mercvre de France. 1911. 304, (1) pp.
Portraits. Plates. Facsimiles. ¥*T 55.137
On French literature and society in the eighteenth century.

Collier, John Payne.

Notes and emendations to the text of Shakespeare’s plays, from
early manuscript corrections in a copy of the folio, 1632, in the
possession of J. Payne Collier, forming a supplemental volume to
the Works of Shakespeare by the same editor. 2d edition. Lon-
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Collins, William Wilkie.

Miss Gwilt: a drama in five acts. (Altered from the novel of “Arma-
dale.”) [London.] (Printed for performance in the theatre only.
Not published.) 1875. 99 pp. ¥**T 36.55

Pp. 100-102 are supplied in manuscript.
Colman, George, the Elder.

Critical reflections on the old English dramatick writers; intended
as a preface to the. works of Massinger. Addressed to David
Garrick. [Anon.] London: Printed for T. Davies. 1761. (1),
27 pp. **T.96.97

The jealous wife. A comedy in five acts. With the stage business,
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Standard drama. No. 30.] ¥*T 37.13

Colman, George, the Younger.

Blue devils: a farce in two acts. Printed from the acting copy, with
remarks by D. — G. Added, the costume and stage business.
London. Davidson. [1838.] 30 pp. Portrait. **T 30.2

The heir at law. A comedy, in five acts. New-York. Taylor & Co.
[185-?] 71 pp. Diagram. [Modern standard drama. No. 96.]

**T.37.74

The iron chest: a play in three acts. 2d edition. London: Printed
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Conaxa, ou les gendres dupés: comédie, représentée dans le Collége de
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1812, xxvi, (4), 86 pp. **T 56.272
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¥**T 47.92
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Larroumet. — Le glorieux. Par F. Sarcey. — Le Cid. Par G. Bapst. — Le
misanthrope. Par F. T. Moy.
Constant de Rebecque, Henri Benjamin.

Adolphe. Anecdote trouvée dans les papiers d’un inconnu. Nouvelle
édition, suivie des ouvrages du méme écrivain: Quelques réflexions
sur le théatre allemand et sur la tragédie de Wallstein, et De
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387, (1) pp. **T.97.233
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Constitutionnel, Le, newspaper.

Mémoire 4 consulter sur les actes arbitraires de la censure. [Paris.
1827.] 8 pp. **T 97.10
There is no title-page.

Cooke, Martin Warren.

The human mystery in Hamlet. An attempt to say an unsaid word.
With suggestive parallelisms from the elder poets. New York.
Fords, Howard & Hulbert. 1888. 135 pp. ¥**T 57.420

Cooper, Vincent King.

Tales from Euripides. London. Longmans, Green, & Co. 1870.

(9), 154 pp. **T.58.17
Coquelin, Benoit Constant. :
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¥**T 98.68
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¥**T 98.67
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Corbould, E. M.

Side-lights on Shakspere. By L. Rossi and E. M. Corbould. Lon-
don. Swan Sonnenschein & Co., Ltd. 1900. (6), 298 pp. Por-
trait. Plate. ¥**T 57.304
Contents. — Shakspere and his sonnets. — A midsummer night’s dream. — King
Richard II. — The merchant of Venice. — King Henry V. — As you like it. —
Julius Cesar. — Hamlet, Prince of Denmark. — Macbeth. — King Henry VIII.
Each author wrote five chapters of this work,

Corneille, Pierre.
Horace. Horatius, a tragedy in four acts (the fifth being omitted
in representation), New-York. Darcie & Corbyn. 1855. 28 pp.
**T.34.9
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Polyeuctes, the martyr, a Christian tragedy in five acts. New-York.

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Corneille, Pierre, and Thomas Corneille.
Théatre de Pierre et de Thomas Corneille. Avec notes et commen-

taires. Paris. Didot. 1853. 2 v. Portrait. ¥*T 37.126
Contents. — Vie de Corneille, par Fontenelle. — Supplément a la vie de Corneille.
— Le Cid. — Horace. — Cinna, ou la clémence d’Auguste. — Polyeucte, martyr.
— Pompée. — Le menteur. — La suite du Menteur. 2. Rodogune. — Heéraclius.
— Don Sanche d’Aragon. — Nicoméde. — Sertorius. — Le Comte d’Essex. —
Le festin de Pierre.

Corymbeeus, pseud. See Brathwait, Richard.

Court broker, The. A description of an anti-patriot in a conference
between Sir Thomas Gresham’s statue, in the Royal Exchange;
and its near neighbour. London: Printed by A. More. [1747.]
16 pp. Plate. ¥*T 96.223
A satire in verse on Sir John Barnard.

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all the pensions granted by the Queen (from the period of Her
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comments. London. Strange. 1848. 54 pp. ¥*T 90.7

Court, The, of Thespis; being a collection of the most admired pro-
logues and epilogues that have appeared for many years. Lon-
don. Printed for Richardson and Urquhart. 1769. (1), ii, 147,
iii pp. ¥*T 38.20

Cowper, William.

Johnny Gilpin’s ride to Ware. [Anon.] London. Johnson. [18—?]
(12) pp. Illus. **T 97.237

Crawfurd, Oswald John Frederick, editor.

English comic dramatists. London. Kegan Paul, Trench & Co.
1883. xxiii, 283, (1) pp. ¥#*T 38.28
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Crébillon, Prosper Jolyot de.

Catilina, tragédie. Paris, Chez Prault fils. 1749. (8), 96 pp.

, #*T 58.73

Cris, Les, de Londres au xviire siécle. Avec épigrammes en vers
traduites par Mile X. Préface, notes, et bibliographie des prin-
cipaux ouvrages sur les cris de Paris par A. Certeux. Description
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**T 97.244
The text is in English and French. There are reproductions of the title-pages
of the 1799 edition.

Critical remarks on the tragedy of Athelstan. With rules necessary
to be observed by all dramatic poets. By the author of The state-
farce. London: Printed for Mary Cooper. 1756. 36 pp. **T.97.63

Croft, Sir Herbert, Baronet.

Love and madness. A story too true. Ina series of letters between
parties, whose names would perhaps be mentioned, were they
less known, or less lamented. [Anon.] New edition. London:

Printed for G. Kearsly. 1780. viii, (2), 208 pp. **T 57.425
These letters purport to have passed between James Hackman and Martha Ray,
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A satire on Dublin.

Cros, Charles.
L’affaire de la rue Beaubourg. (Jn Saynétes et monologues. Série

I, pp. 165-171. Paris. 1877.) **T 37.246
La famille Dubois. (Jn Saynétes et monologues. Série 1, pp. 27-34.
Paris. 1877.) : **T 37.246

Crosby, Joseph.

>Catalogue of [his] library, comprising nearly all the principal editions
of Shakespeare, separate plays, poems, and Shakespeariana, dic-
tionaries, encyclopedias, and miscellaneous literature. To be
sold at auction March 24-26, by Bangs & Co. New York. 1886.
124 pp. 7 **T 65.13

Cross, James C.

The dramatic works of J. C. Cross, stage manager of the Surrey
Theatre, containing a complete collection of the most favorite
ballets, spectacles, melo-drames, &c. performed at the above
theatre. 2d edition. London. Tegg. 1812, 2v.in 1. **T.37.145

Crouzet, Pierre.

Fortunas, ou le nouveau d’ Assas a la prise de l’ile sous Dantzick:
drame héroique en un acte, par M. Crouzet, directeur des études
du prytanée militaire francais; représenté a la distribution solen-
nelle des prix de cet établissement, le 17 aofit 1807. Paris. Le-
blanc. 1807. 32 pp. ¥®T 97.152

Ode sur les victoires de Napoléon le grand, empereur des Francais
et roi d’Italie. Paris. Didot. An x1v.=1805. 15 pp. **T.97.147

Cupid’s annual charter; or, St. Valentine’s festival, in which all true
lovers have free leave to declare their sentiments for each other.
London. Perks. [1810?] 24 pp. Colored plate. **T 97.210

Curling, Henry.

The forest youth; or, Shakespeare as he lived. An historical tale.
London. Eginton & Co. 1853. 293 pp. Plate. [The pocket
library.] ¥#*T 88.18

Curtis, Ariana Randolph Wormeley.

The spirit of Seventy-six; or, the coming woman. A prophetic
drama, followed by A change of base, and Doctor Mondschein.
[Anon.] Boston. Little, Brown, & Co. 1868, 141 pp. **T.37.212

Writttn for amateur performance.
Curtis, Herbert Pelham.
Uncle Robert; or, love’s labor saved. A comedy. In three acts.
With costumes, and stage business. Boston. Spencer. [1861.]
34 pp. **T.37.49
Curwen, Henry.
Within Bohemia; or, love in London. London. Remington & Co.

[1876.] (5), iii, (1), 351 pp. **T.87.20
Contents. — Bought and sold. — Aunt Margery’s sweetheart and mine. — The
eldest sister. — The story of a plain woman. — The mystery of Malcolm Mac-

kinnon, — A strange Ophelia. — Hard up.

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Floge historique de M. de Burigny. [Colophon: A Rheims, chez

Jeunehomme. 1787.] 29 pp. **T 97.72
Dance, Charles.

The country squire; or, two days at the Hall. An original comedy,
in two acts. With costumes, and the stage business marked and
arranged by J. B. Wright. New York. French. [185-?] 42 pp.
[French’s Standard drama. The. acting edition, No. 306.]

#ET 37°14
Naval engagements. A comedy in two acts. New York. Douglas.
[185-?] 48 pp. [The minor drama. No. 32.] ¥**T 98.115

Prefixed is a Memoir of the late Miss Rose Telbin by J. M. D.
Dancourt, Florent Carton.

La bourgeoisie et le paysan sur le théatre au xvire siécle. La comédie
de Dancourt, 1685-1714. Etude historique et anecdotique. Par
Ch. Barthélemy. Paris. Charpentier. 1882. (3), 382 pp.

: ¥*T 37.169

Le théatre 4 Arras et a Lille en 1683. Les représentations de Dan-
court. Par Victor Ad’vielle. Paris. Tresse & Stock. 1893. xii,
64, 51, (1) pp. **T 96.342
Contents. — Préface. — La mort d’Hercule, tragédie. Par le Sieur Dancourt. —
Les nouvellistes de Lille, comédie. Par Mr. Dancourt.

Each play is paged separately and has a reproduction of the title-page of the
1683 edition.

Daniel, George.
The adventures of Dick Distich. [Anon.] London. Wilson. 1812.
3v.in I. ; ¥ET 87.88
Disagreeable surprise. A musical farce in two acts. Printed from
the acting copy, with remarks, biographicat and critical, by D.—
G. Added, the costume, stage business. London. Cumberland.
[183-?] 46 pp. Portrait. ¥*T 30.5
Doctor Bolus: a serio-comic-bombastic-operatic interlude: in one
act. Printéd from the acting copy, with remarks, biographical
and critical, by D. — G. Added, the costume, and stage business.

London. Davidson. [183-?] 30 pp. Plate.. **T 30.4
Love’s last labour not lost. London. Pickering. 1863. vi, 295 pp.
**T 98.2

“Sworn at Highgate!” A musical farce, in two acts. Printed from
the acting copy, with remarks, biographical and critical, by D. —
G. Added, the costume, and stage business. London. Cumber-
land. [183-?] 41 pp. Plate. **T. 30.3

Darley, John Richard.

The Grecian drama: a treatise on the dramatic literature of the
Greeks. Dublin. Hardy & Walker. 1840. xix, (1), 549, (1) pp.
Plan. **T 46.19

Darmesteter, James. :

Shakespeare. Paris. Lecéne & Oudin. 1889. 238, (1) pp. Illus.
Portraits. Plates. [Collection des classiques populaires.]

**T 56.111
Darthenay, Lucien.

Le guignol des salons. Préface de Coquelin cadet. Paris. Plon,

Nourrit & cie, [1888.] xii, 286 pp. **T 37.148
Darusmont, Frances. See Wright, Frances.

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Davesiés de Pontés, Lucien. .
Etudes dramatiques. Publiées d’aprés les manuscrits de l’auteur
par P.-L. Jacob, bibliophile [pseud.]. Paris. Amyot. 1869. (3),

iv, 441, (1) pp. : **T.37.147
Contents. — Le gonfalonier de Brescia, scénes du moyen Age. — Le Cerbére du
théatre, comédie. — Plan et fragments de Christophe Colomb, drame. — L’école

des philanthropes, comédie.
Davies, Thomas.

Dramatic miscellanies: consisting of critical observations on several
plays of Shakspeare: with a review of his principal characters, and
those of various eminent writers. A new edition. London:
Printed for the Author.- 1785. 3 v. Portrait. **T 47,104

Contents. — 1. King John. — King Richard II. — King Henry IV. — King
Henry VIII. 2. All’s well that ends well. — Every man in his humour. — Ben

Jonson. — Macbeth. — Julius Cesar. — King Lear. — Antony and Cleopatra.
— Rule a wife and have a wife. 3. Hamlet. — Dryden. — Otway. — Rival
queens, or Alexander the Great. — The rehearsal. — Congreve. — Betterton, —

Colley Cibber.
Davin, Vincent.
La mort de Moliére. [Paris. 1877.] 29 pp. **T 95.69
Davis, Andrew McFarland.

Indian games: an historical research. Salem, Mass. The Salem

Press. 1886. 58 pp. . **T.95.98
Davis, Lemuel Clarke, compiler.

The .story of the Memorial Fountain to Shakspeare at Stratford-
upon-Avon. Also accounts of the Herbert and Cowper window,
Westminster Abbey; the Milton window, St. Margaret’s Church,
Westminster; and the Bishops Andrewes and Ken reredos, St.
Thomas’s Church, Winchester, England — gifts of Geo. W. Childs.
Cambridge. The Riverside Press. 1890. vii, 261 pp. Portrait.
Plate. ¥*T 56.23

Dawson, James.
Autobiography. Truro. Netherton. 1865. viii, 171 pp. **T.57.117
De limitation théatrale 4 propos du romantisme. [Anon.] See Renard,
Athanase.
Decourcelle, A. See Decourcelle, Pierre Henri Adrien.
Decourcelle, Pierre Henri Adrien, and Lambert Thiboust.

Je dine chez ma mére. Comédie en un acte mélée de couplets. Paris.

Lévy. 1856. (4), 28 pp. ¥*T 37.118

Defence, A, of the new Sophonisba, a tragedy. In answer to a criticism
on that play. By a friend of the author’s. London: Printed for
F, Cogan. 1730. (1), 30 pp. ¥*T 97.42
The criticism on Thomson’s Sophonisba was written by T. B.

Defoe, Daniel, alleged author.

A discourse concerning trouble of mind, arising from sundry tempta-
tions exemplified in the remarkable life of a private gentleman;
with reflections thereon. Left under his own hand, to be com-
municated to the publick after his decease. London: Printed by
Joseph Downing, for R. Burrough and J. Baker. 1708. (24), 304

: **T..97.303
There is a second title-page after the table of contents. It reads: An account

of some remarkable passages in the life of a private gentleman. Cushing and
the British Museum Catalogue attribute this work to Defoe, with a query.

Dekker, Thomas.
Dramatic works. Now first collected with illustrative notes and a

memoir of the author. London. Pearson. 1873. 4 v. **T.37.132
Contents. — 1. Memoir of Thomas Dekker. — A pleasant comedie of the gentle
craft. — The comedie of Old Fortunatus. — Satiro-mastix, or the untrussing

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of the humorous poet. — The magnificent entertainment given to King James.
2. The honest whore. — The whore of Babylon. — Westward-hoe. 3. North-
ward-hoe. — The famous history of Sir Thomas Wyat. — The roaring girle. —
London triumphing. — If this be not a good play the divell is in it. 4. The
virgin martyr. — Brittania’s honor. — Londons Temple. — A tragi-comedy:
called Match mee in London. — The wonder of a kingdome. — The sun’s darling.
— The witch of Edmonton.

Contains reproductions of the original title-pages.

Delpit, Albert.

Le fils de Coralie. Avec eaux-fortes de Los Rios. Paris. Ollen-

dorff. 1889. (5), 288 pp. Plates. [CZuvres complétes.] **T.85.4
Deltour, F. See Deltour, Nicolas Félix.
Deltour, Nicolas Félix.

Les ennemis de Racine au xvure siécle. Paris. Didier & cie. 1859.

1X, 443 pp. **T 56.123
Democratic Review, The. [Monthly.] A political and literary miscel-
lany. Edited by Lothrop Withington. No.1. April, 1882. Lon-
don. Withington & Butler. [1882.] 48 pp. ¥*T 26.64
Denis, Jacques Francois.
La comédie grecque. Paris. Hachette’& cie, 1886. 2v. **T.45.6
Dennis, John.

A defence of Sir Fopling Flutter, a comedy by Sir George Etheridge.
{[Anon.] London: Printed for T. Warne. [1722.] (8), 24 pp.
An attack on Sir Richard Steele. **T 57.180

De Quincey, Thomas.

Shakespeare... A biography. Edinburgh. Black. 1864. (3), 90 pp.
Autograph facsimile. ¥*®T 57.263
Appended is his On the knocking at the gate in Macbeth.

Dercy, Alphonse Francois.

Moliére, comédie épisodique en un acte en vers. Représentée, sur
le Théatre-francais le 15 de janvier 1828, anniversaire de la nais-
sance de Moliére. Paris. 1828. vij, (1), 48 pp. ¥*T 56,187

Derniére notice sur la giraffe, contenant la relation de son voyage a
Saint-Cloud. Paris. Moreau. 1827. 12 pp. Plate. ¥**T 97.19

Des actions de chemins de fer. Par Un collégue de Timon (qui n’en a
pas) [pseud.]. Paris. René & cie. 1845. 62, (1) pp. **T.99.52

Desaix, Ulric Richard. See Richard-Desaix, Ulric.

Désaugiers, Marc Antoine Madeleine.

Cadet Buteux a la premiére représentation du Paria, ou récit véri-
dique de cette tragédie, écrit sous la dictée de l’historien du gros
caillou, par son secrétaire intime. Paris. Barba. 1822, (1), 29 pp.
A collection of songs, without music.- ¥**T 97.183

Le testament de Carlin: vaudeville, en un acte et en vers. A Paris,
Chez Jacquelin & Jourdain. An vir [1798/99]. 60 pp. **T.97.70

Deschanel, Emile Auguste Etienne Martin.

Le romantisme des classiques. Série 5: Le théatre de Voltaire.

Paris. Lévy. 1888. (3), 444 pp. [Bibliothéque contemporaine.]
**T 47.62

Deschaumes, Edmond.-
Pour bien voir Paris: guide parisien et pratique. Paris. Dreyfous.

[1889.] x, 615 pp. Illus. Maps. Plans. **T'.97.250
The last part of the bastard title reads: Guide parisien, pittoresque et pratique.
Desforges,

 

Natilica, conte indien; ou, critique de Catilina. [Anon.] A Amster-
dam. 1749. (1), 22 pp. **T 58.79

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Maurice-Quentin de la Tour, peintre du roi Louis xv. Paris. Lévy.
1854. 78, (1) pp. ¥*#T 98.127
Desprez, Louis.
L’évolution naturaliste. Paris. Tresse. 1884. (4), 374 pp. **T.97.253
Contents. — Gustave Flaubert. — Les Goncourt. — Alphonse Daudet. — Emile
Zola. — Les poétes. — Le théatre.
Devrient, Eduard. See Devrient, Philipp Eduard.
Devrient, Philipp Eduard.
Das Passionsschauspiel in Oberammergau und seine Bedeutung fiir
die neue Zeit. Mit Illustrationen von F. Pecht. Leipzig. Weber.

1851. (3), 43, (1) pp. *#T 93.17
Dexter, John Haven.
Waltzing. [Boston. 1868?] 4 pp. ¥**T 97.155

Signed, Philagathus. Urges that waltzing is immoral.
Dicaculus, Le Docteur, pseud. See Chaussard, Pierre Jean Baptiste.
Dibdin, Thomas John.
Don Giovanni; or, a spectre on horseback! A comic extravaganza;
in two acts. sth edition. London. Miller. 1818. 32 pp. **T.36.50
Dick’s Ethiopian scenes, variety sketches, and stump speeches. New
York. Dick & Fitzgerald. [1870.] 178 pp. ¥*T 98.85
Diderot, Denis.
Le neveu de Rameau. [Satire.] Texte revu d’aprés les manuscrits.
Notice, notes, bibliographie par Gustave Isambert. Portrait et
deux eaux-fortes par Saint-Elme Gauthier. Paris. Quantin. 1883.
(6), 279, (1) pp. Portrait. Plates. Manuscript facsimile. [Petite

bibliothéque de luxe. 9.] **T 86.5
Notice bibliographique, pp. 272-279. The notes include an account of the elder
Rameau.

Diguet, Charles. :
Les jolies femmes de Paris. Eaux-fortes par Martial. Nouvelle
édition. Paris. Lacroix & cie. 1873. (5), ii, 122, (1) pp. Por-

traits. ¥**T 57.378
Contents. — Marie Roze. — Agar. — Sarah Bernhardt. — Léonide Leblanc. —
Blanche Pierson. — Sarolta. — Angelo. — Louise Ferraris. — Marietta Sacca.

— Massin. — Hilda. — Latour. — Rosine Bloch. — Gabrielle de Cleurcy. —
Blanche d’Antigny. — Odette Reynold. — Alice Régnault. — Augustine Deveria.
— Céline Montaland.

Dimond, William.
The foundling of the forest: a play. Philadelphia. Bradford & Ins-

keep. 1810. 20 pp. No. 2 in **T,26.34.1
Discours en vers sur la trage’die de Catilina. [Paris? 1748?] 8 pp.
Crébillon’s Catilina may be found ‘on shelf-number **T.58.73. ¥*T 58.75

Ditchfield, Peter Hampson.

Old English sports, pastimes and customs. London. Methuen & Co.

1891. xii, 132 pp. Illus. Plates. **T 97.256
Dix, John, afterwards Ross.

Lions: living and dead; or, personal recollections of the “great and
gifted.” By the author of “Pen and ink sketches of authors and
authoresses,” etc. 2d edition. London. Tweedie. 1854. 360 pp.
Portraits. ¥**T 57.435

These recollections are fictitious.
Doctor Faustus.

The old German puppet play of Doctor Faust. Turned into English
with an introduction and notes by T. C. H. Hedderwick. Lon-
don. Kegan Paul, Trench & Co. 1887. v-—xlviii, (3), 207 pp.
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Dodd, James Solas.

A satyrical lecture on hearts. Added, A critical dissertation on
noses. As they are now performing, at the Great Room, Exeter
Exchange. 2d edition. [Anon.] London: Printed for G. Kearsley.
1767. X, (2), 55 Dp. **T'.96.367
Satirical notes on various types of British character.

Dolly and the rat, or the Brisket family. A parody on The maid and
magpie. In two acts. London. Duncombe. 1823. 28 pp.
Colored portrait. **T 36.51

Donnay, Maurice Charles.

The other danger. A comedy in four acts. Translated from the
French by Charlotte Tenney David. (Jn Drama, The. 10913, no.
II, pp. 14-18. Chicago. 1913.) **T15.17.3
Preceded by an account of the author’s works by Barrett H. Clark.

Donnelly, Ignatius.

The great cryptogram: Francis Bacon’s cipher in the so-called Shake-
speare plays. London. Sampson Low, Marston, Searle & Riving-
ton, Ltd, 1888. 2 v. Portraits. Plate. Diagrams. Facsimile.
Manuscript facsimile. ¥*T 55.9
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Dorvigny, Louis Francois Archambault.

Le pont cassé. Scéne-comique par Dorvigny. Représenté, pour la
premiére fois, au Spectacle des ombres chinoises, le 10 septembre
1784. (In Feu le Théatre de Séraphin. Pp. 31-43. Paris. 1872.)

¥**T 96.145

Douglas, Catherine, Duchess of Queensberry.

A proper reply to a late very extraordinary letter from the Hon.

T----s H----y, to Sir Thomas Hanmer, Bart. In a letter to
the honourable author. By alady. London: Printed for W. Webb.
1742. 56 pp. **T 57.144

Thomas Hervey’s Letter to Sir Thomas Hanmer may be found on shelf-number
**T.57.145. A reply, having the title Measure for measure, by a friend of Mr.
Hervey’s may be found on shelf-number **T.57.146.

Doumic, René.

De Scribe a Ibsen. Causeries sur le théatre contemporain. Paris.

Perrin & cie. 1896. xvi, 352 pp. ¥**T 47.69
Essais sur le théatre contemporain. Paris. Perrin & cie. 1897. (7),
iv, 329, (2) pp. **T 47.21
Le théatre nouveau. Paris. Perrin & cie. 1908. (5), vii, 366, (1) pp.
**T 47.70

Contents. — Le théatre nouveau. — Paul Hervieu. — Henri Lavedan. — Jules
Lemaitre. — Francois de Curel. — Eugéne Brieux. — Le théAtre-conférence. —
Octave Mirbeau. — mile Fabre. —- Le thé4tre contre le divorce. — Maurice
Donnay. — Maurice Donnay et Lucien Descaves. — Alfred Capus. — Pierre

Wolff. — Le suicide au théatre. — Le thédtre déliquescent. — Edmond Rostand.
— Richepin. — Catulle Mendés.

Dowden, Edward.

Shakspere: a critical study of his mind and art. New York. Harper.

1881. xvii, iv, 386 pp. : ¥*T 57.187
Drake, Nathan, editor.

Memorials of Shakspeare; or, sketches of his character and genius,
by various writers, now first collected; with a prefatory and con-
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¥#ET 55.52

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London. Orr & Smith. 1834. (2), ii, 244, vi pp. **T 30.1
Dramatic execution, The, of Agis. London: Printed for J. Cooke. 1758.
24 pp. #*T 96.82

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don. 1859?] 4 parts in 1 v. Portraits. ¥**T 51.6
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World.

Du Boulan, Gérard, pseud.

L’énigme d’Alceste. Nouvel apercu historique, critique et moral
sur le xviie siécle. Paris. Quantin. 1879. (3), viii, 198, (1) pp.
Portrait. ¥*T 57.79

Dubourg, Félix. (A. Neuville, artiste.)

CEuvres d’un désceuvré. Tribulations dramatiques ou voyages d’un
comédien dans le nord & le midi de la France, pendant les années
1834 & 1835. Bordeaux. Peletingeas. 1836. 11 pp. **T.95.130

Ducis, Georges.
Epitre 4 Jean-Francois Ducis. Paris. Nepveu. 1817. 8 pp.
¥**T 96.242
Dudevant, Amantine Lucile Aurore Dupin. (George Sand.)
Francoise. Comédie en quatre actes et en prose. Paris. Librairie

nouvelle. 1856. 144 pp. **T 37,121

Souvenirs et impressions littéraires. Paris. Hetzel. [1862.] (3),
323 pp. **T.97.224
Contents. — Essai sur le drdme fantastique. — Quelques mots sur chacun de mes
romans, — Mon théatre. — Le Théatre-italien de Paris et Mlle Pauline Garcia.
— La Joconde de Léonard de Vinci. — Les maioliques florentines. — Lettres &
Marcie.

Dudevant, Jean Francois Maurice Arnauld, Baron. (Maurice Sand.)
Le théatre des marionnettes. Paris. Lévy. 1890. (3), 390, (1) pp.
A collection of plays for marionettes. **T 37,247
Duentzer, Heinrich. See Duentzer, Johann Heinrich Joseph.
Duentzer, Johann Heinrich Joseph.
Wirdigung des Goetheschen Faust, seiner neuesten Kritiker und
Erklarer. Leipzig. Dyk. 1861. (3), 93, (1) pp. **T 96.24
Dumanoir, Philippe Francois Pinel, and Adolphe Philippe.
Don Cesar de Bazan. A drama in three acts. With the stage busi-
ness, costumes, &c. New York. Taylor & Co. 1854. 47 pp.

[Modern standard drama. No. 16.] **T.37.45
Translated by G. A. A’Beckett and Mark Lemon.

Dumas, Alexandre, the Elder.

The memoirs of Alexandre Dumas (pére). Being extracts from the
first five volumes of Mes mémoires. Selected and translated by
A. F, Davidson. London. W. H. Allen & Co., Ltd. 1801. 2 v.
Portrait. Autograph facsimile. **T 57.115

Dumas, Alexandre, the Younger.

Camille, or the fate of a coquette. Adapted from the French.
Added, the costume and the stage business. New York. French.
{185-?] 42 pp. [French’s American drama. The acting edition.
No. 129.] ¥ET 37.42

Ce qu’on ne sait pas. Paris. 1855. 90 pp. *®T 99.26

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Entr’actes. Paris. Lévy. 1878, 79. 3 v. [C£uvres complétes.]
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Montigny. 8 mars 1880. [Paris. 1880.] 12 pp. **T 95.106

Du Méril, Edélestand Pontas.

Histoire de la comédie. Période primitive. Comédie des peuples
sauvages —théatre asiatique —origines de la comédie grecque.
Paris. Didier & cie. 1864. (3), iv, 488, (3) pp. ¥*T 46.11

Dumolard, Henri Francois Elisabeth Etienne Orcel.

Fénélon [sic] au tombeau de Rotrou, poéme. Paris. Hocquet & cie.

i811. I12pp. ~ **T 97.140
Du Molard-Bert, Charles.

Lettre d’un académicien de oe a messieurs de l’Académie fran-
coise. N. p. 1749. 24 p ¥**T 58.78
Relates to Crébillon’s Catilina eer. 58.73].

Dunlap, William.

André. A tragedy in five acts. With an introduction by Brander
Matthews. New-York. 1887. xxxiii, (3), 139 pp. Portrait.
[Dunlap Society. Publications.] **T 95.4

Contains a reproduction of the title-page of the edition of 1798. ;
Darby’s return, an interlude. New-York. Printed by Hodge, Allen,

and Campbell. 1789. 14, (2) pp. (Appended to Ford, Paul L.

Washington and the theatre. New-York. 1899.)

A facsimile reprint. No. 2 in **T.95.21
The father; or, American Shandyism. A comedy. With an intro-

duction by Thomas J. McKee. New-York. 1887. xii, (1), 68 pp.

Plate. [Dunlap Society. Publications.] ¥*T 95.2
Contains a reproduction of the title-page of the edition of 1789.

Dunning, Edwin James. .
The genesis of Shakespeare’s art. A study of his sonnets and poems.
Boston. Lee & Shepard. 1897. xxxiv, 336 pp. ¥*T 56.257
Dupin, André Marie Jean Jacques.
Défense du Constitutionnel, prononcée a l’audience de la cour royale
du 17 juillet 1827. Paris. Baudouin. 1827. 16 pp. ¥*T 97.11

Relates to the censorship of the press.
Duport, Paul.
Essais littéraires sur Shakspeare, ou analyse raisonnée, scéne par
scéne, de toutes les piéces de cet auteur. Paris. Le Tellier. 1828.
2v. Illus. Portrait. **T 56.202
Dupuy-Demportes, Jean Baptiste.
Lettre 4 Monsieur de *** sur la tragédie de Catilina de M. de
Crébillon. [Anon.] A Londre, par les libraires associés. 1748.
58, (1) pp. **T.58.76
Crébillon’s Catilina may be found on shelf-number **T.58.73.
Lettre 4 Monsieur de Voltaire, sur la tragédie de Catilina. [Anon.]
A Londres. 1748. 15 pp. **T 58.74
Durand, Hippolyte.
Moliére. Orné de reproductions de Moreau-le-jeune. Paris. Lecéne
& Oudin. 1889. 237, (2) pp. Portrait. Plates. [Collection des
classiques populaires.] **T 56.41
Duranty, Louis Emile Edmond.
Théatre des marionnettes. Texte et composition des dessins par
Duranty. Paris. Charpentier. 1880. (8), 337, (1) pp. Colored
illus. Colored plates. **T 34.2

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Charles II, ou le labyrinthe de Wodstock, comédie en trois actes,
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de l’art dramatique en France. Paris. Barba. 1828. cxxvii,
3-92 pp. **T 36.33

Dyer, Thomas Firminger Thiselton.

Folk-lore of Shakespeare. London. Griffith & Farran.  [1883.]

ix, 520 pp. . **T 56.42

E
Egan, Pierce, the Elder.

Recollections of John Thurtell, who was executed at Hertford, the
oth of January, 1824; for murdering Mr. W. Weare: including
various anecdotes, and an account of his demeanour after sentence
was passed. Also, the condemned sermon. Being an appendix
to his account of the trial. London. Knight & Lacy. 1824. (1),
44 pp. Plate. **T 56.166

Egyptian Hall, London.

Descriptive synopsis of the Roman Gallery, (in the Egyptian Hall,
Piccadilly,) with its magnificent decorations, including the picture
of the Judgment of Brutus upon his sons; painted by the President
of the Academy at Rome [Lethiére]. London. The Proprietor.
1816. 16 pp. Plate. **T 96.303

Ehrhard, Auguste. See Ehrhard, Marie Joseph Auguste.
Ehrhard, Marie Joseph Auguste.

Les comédies de Moliére en Allemagne. Le théatre et la critique.
Paris. Lecéne & Oudin. 1888. (2), xxviii, 545, (1) pp. **T.54.23

Henrik Ibsen et le théatre contemporain. Paris. Lecéne, Oudin &
cie, 1892. (3), 470 pp. [Nouvelle bibliothéque littéraire.]

¥*T 57.244
Elgin, Thomas Bruce, 7th Earl of. See Bruce, Thomas, 7th Earl of Elgin.
Ellacombe, Henry Nicholson.

The plant-lore & garden-craft of Shakespeare. 2d edition. London.

Satchell & Co, 1884. (11), 438 pp. **T 57.5
Elliott, Mrs. M. L.

Shakspeare’s garden of girls. London.- Remington & Co. 1885.

(5), iv, ii, 351, (1) pp. Portrait. ; ¥**T 55.70
Elze, Friedrich Carl.

Essays on Shakespeare. Translated with the author’s sanction by

L. Dora Schmitz. London. Macmillan & Co. 1874. vi, (1), 379 pp.
**T 56.73

Notes on Elizabethan dramatists with conjectural emendations of

the text. Series [1-]3. Halle. Niemeyer. 1880-86. 3 v. in 2.

**T 46.26
William Shakespeare. A literary biography. Translated by L. Dora
Schmitz. London. Bell. 1888. (5), 587 pp. ¥*T 57.161

Elze, Karl. See Elze, Friedrich Carl.

Endymion: or the universal satyrist. London: Printed for H. Carpenter.
[17—?] 7-30 pp. **T.97.37

England’s bards, 1864; or, the three poems which were awarded the
one hundred guineas offered as prizes in the advertisement “Ho!
for a Shakespeare!” which appeared about the time of Shake-
speare’s Tercentenary Anniversary. London. Day. 1864. 16 pp.
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de sa comédie. Paris. Martinet. 1812. 24 pp. **T 56.278
Etienne’s Les deux gendres may be found on shelf-number **T.56.271.

Escherny, Francois Louis, Comte d’.

Mélanges de littérature, d’histoire, de morale et de philosophie.
Paris. Bossange & Masson. i811. 2 v. **®T.97.319
Contents. — 1. De ’égoisme. — Anecdotes de la vie privée de Pierre-le-Grand. —
Le premier des mérites est celui d’étre heureux. — Lettre d’un habitant des
Alpes 4 un citoyen de Lausanne. — De la proportion des peines aux délits. —
De la distinction des rangs, ou de la noblesse et de l’égalité. — Des erreurs de
J. J. Rousseau en politique. — Sur la Russie et la Révolution de Pologne. — Sur
la Suisse. —- De certaines opinions. — De la vérité. 2. Essai sur le bonheur. —
De la poésie et des vers. — De la musique dramatique et vocale.

Essay, An, on satirical entertainments. Added, Stevens’s new Lecture
upon heads. With critical observations. London printed: sold

by J. Bell. 1772. vi, (2), 87 pp. ¥*T 97.21
Mainly a commentary on Stevens’s Lecture on heads, with extracts from the
lecture.

Estéve, Pierre.

Lesprit des beaux arts. [Anon.] A Paris. Chez C. J. Baptiste

Bauche fils. 1753. 2 v. in 1. ¥*T 98.81
Estienne, Robert. 7 :

Causes amusantes et connues. [Anon.] A Berlin. 1769. xij, (2),

420 pp. Plates. ¥**T 98.62
Etienne, Charles Guillaume.

Les deux gendres, comédie en vers. Suivie du discours de réception
de Vauteur a l’Académie francaise. 4¢ édition. Paris.. Le Nor-
mant. 1811. xviij, 124 pp. Autograph facsimile. **T 56.271

Etienne, Victor Joseph, and Hippolyte Louis Florent Bis.

[Guillaume Tell.] Solos, duets, trios, recitative, chorusses, con-
certed pieces, &c. in Rossini’s opera, Guillaume Tell! By Alfred
Bunn. Adapted to the English stage by H. R. Bishop. London.
Wright. [1838.] 48 pp. **T 36.74
Words only. Bunn’s translation of the French libretto by Etienne and Bis.

Euripides.

Three dramas of Euripides. By William Cranston Lawton. Boston.
Houghton, Mifflin & Co. 1897. vii, (1), 261 pp. **T 36.99
Contents. — On the origin and spirit of Attic tragedy. — The Alkestis. — The
Medea. — The Hippolytos. — Epilogue.

Evans, Robert Harding.

Six letters of Publicola [pseud.], on the liberty of the subject, and
the privileges of the House of Commons. Originally published
in the Times; and now collected, with notes and additional proofs.
London. Budd. 1810. 91, (1) pp. **T 96.259

Three letters on the expediency of a reform in Parliament. Ad-
dressed to the Hon. Thomas Brand, M.P. London. Budd. 1811.
(3), 38, (1) pp. **T..96.260

Examen, An, of the new comedy, call’d The suspicious husband. With
some observations upon our dramatick poetry and authors.
Added, a word of advice to Mr. G..rr..ck; and a piece of secret
history. London: Printed for J. Roberts. 1747. 56 pp.

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Fagan, James Bernard.
The prayer of the sword. A play in five acts. [London.] Johnson.
1904. (1), 116 pp. #*T 36.19
Faguet, Auguste Emile.
Les grands maitres du dix-septiéme siécle. Etudes littéraires et
dramatiques. Paris. Lecéne & Oudin. 1885. 281, (1) pp. Por-

traits. ¥**'T 97.245
Contents. — Corneille. — Moliére. — Racine. — La Fontaine. — Boileau. —
Pascal. — La Rochefoucauld. — La Bruyére. — Bossuet. — Fénelon. — Mme
de Sévigné. — Mme de Maintenon. — Saint-Simon.

Fairholt, Frederick William.

Gog and Magog. The giants in Guildhall; their real and legendary
history. With an account of other civic giants, at home and
abroad. London. Hotten. 1859. xii, 152 pp. Illus. Plates.

**T 98.60

The Grimaldi Shakspere. Notes and emendations on the plays of
Shakspere, from a recently-discovered, annotated copy by the late
Joseph Grimaldi. [Anon.] London. Smith. 1853. 16 pp. Dia-

gram. Autograph facsimiles. **T 96.167
A squib ridiculing the Collier-folio emendations. .

Shakespeare’s home; visited and described by Washington Irving
and F. W. Fairholt; with a letter from Stratford by J. F. Sabin;
and the complete prose works of Shakespeare. With etchings by
J. F. and W. W. Sabin. New York. Sabin. 1877. (5), 80, (6) pp.
Portrait. Plates. ¥**T 57.76

This work contains only a few quotations from Washington Irving.

Fameuse comédienne, La, ou histoire de la Guérin, auparavant femme
et veuve de Moliére. Réimpression conforme a l’édition de Franc-
fort 1688, suivie des variants des autres éditions et accompagnée
d'une préface et de notes par Jules Bonnassies. Paris. Barraud.
1870. xxviii, (1), 73 pp. Portraits. ¥*T 57.433

Contains a reproduction of the title-page of the edition of 1688.

Famous history, The, of Valentine and Orson, or, the wild man of
Orleans. An account of all the wonderful adventures and surpris-
ing atchievements of these two valiant brothers. With the affect-
ing distresses of their unfortunate mother, the fair Bellisant,
Empress of Constantinople. London. Hughes. [1807?] 50 pp.
Illus. Colored plate. **T 98.10

Farley, Charles.

[Harlequin and Fortunio.] The new pantomime of Harlequin and
Fortunio; or, Shing-Moo and Thun-Ton; with a sketch of the
story; as first performed at the Theatre-Royal, Covent Garden,
December 26, 1815. London. Miller. 1815. 17 pp. ¥*T 36.43

[Harlequin and the magick rose.] Songs, chorusses, &c., in the new
grand and comick pantomime, called Harlequin and the magick
rose; or, beauty and the beast. First performed at the Theatre
Royal, Covent Garden, December 26th, 1825. London. Miller.

1825. 16 pp. ¥**T 36.26
Words only.

Farmer, Richard.
An essay on the learning of Shakespeare: addressed to Joseph
Cradock. Cambridge: Printed by J. Archdeacon for W. Thurl-
bourn & J. Woodyer. 1767. (3), 50 pp. ¥*T 96.98

The bastard title is missing.

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Farquhar, George. .
Dramatic works. Edited, with life and notes, by Alex. Charles

Ewald. London. Nimmo. 1892. 2 v. **T 35.21
Contents. — 1. George Farquhar. — Love and a bottle. — The constant couple:
or, a trip to the jubilee. — Sir Harry Wildair. — The inconstant; or, the way

to win him. 2, The twin-rivals. — The recruiting officer. — The beaux-stratagem.
Fatal effects, The, of gambling exemplified in the murder of Wm.
Weare, and the trial and fate of John Thurtell, the murderer, and
his accomplices; with biographical sketches of the parties con-
cerned. Added, The gambler’s scourge; a complete exposé of the
whole system of gambling in the metropolis; with memoirs and
anecdotes of notorious blacklegs. London. Kelly. 1824. xxii,
512, 408 pp. Portraits. Plates. **T 96.368
Faustina; or the Roman songstress, a satyr, on the luxury and effem-
inacy of the age. [Poem.] London: Printed for J. Roberts.
[17—?] 11 pp. **T 97.102
Favart, Charles Simon, and Marie Justine Bénoite Duronceray Favart.

CEuvres de M. et Mme Favart. Leur vie, par Lord Pilgrimm [pseud.
de Gérard Labrunie]. Mme Favart et le Maréchal de Saxe par
Léon Gozlan. Paris. Didier. 1853. 320 pp. ¥*T 97.298

Fawcett, Edgar.

The Buntling ball. A Greco-American play. Being a poetical satire
on New York society. Illustrations by C. D. Weldon. New
York. Funk & Wagnalls. 1885. 154 pp. Illus. Plates. **T.37.208

Feis, Jacob.

Shakspere and Montaigne: an endeavour to explain the tendency of
‘Hamlet’ from allusions in contemporary works. London. Kegan
Paul, Trench, & Co. 1884. viii, 210 pp. ¥*T 57.176

Femme, Une, pseud.
Les hommes de mon temps. Paris. Dentu. 1885. 100, (1) pp.
¥*T 98.12
Femmes galantes, Les, histoire des femmes qui se sont rendues célébres
par leurs amours, leurs galanteries, leurs faiblesses, leurs caprices,
etc. Paris. Bibliothéque récréative. 1837. 180 pp. Plate.
¥*#*T 59.42
Ferguson, Robert.

AUTHENTIC account, An, of the proceedings under a writ of enquiry
of damages, in an action in the Court of King’s Bench, in which
the... Earl of Elgin was plaintiff, and William [i.e. Robert]
Ferguson, defendant, for criminal conversation with the plaintiff's
wife; on the 22d of December, 1807. London. Hatchard. 1808.

(2), 113 pp. **T'.96.335
Ferrier, Paul. .

Chez la cliente. Monologue en vers libres. (Jn Saynétes et mono-

logues. Série 1, pp. 99-110. Paris. 1877.) **T 37.246

Une larme d’Auvergnat. (Jn Saynétes et monologues. Série 1, pp.

159-164. Paris. 1877.) **T37.246

Feuillet, Octave.
The life and adventures of Punchinello. Adapted from the French.
With designs by Bertall [pseud. of C. A. d’Arnoux]. London.
Chapman & Hall. 1846. 80 pp. Illus. Colored plate. [Picture

story books, by great authors and great painters.]. **T.98.61
Le pour et le contre. Comédie en un acte et en prose. Paris. Lévy.
1853. 36 pp. **T 37.120

The romance of a poor young man. A drama, adapted from the
French, by Pierrepont Edwards and Lester Wallack. Added, the

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1859. 53 pp. [The standard drama. The acting edition. No.
225.] **T 37.16
Féval, Paul Henri Corentin.

Le théatre-femme. Causerie 4 propos de L’école des femmes.
(Théatre de la Gaité, 26 janvier 1873.) Paris. Dentu. 1873. (5),
38 pp. **T.5 7.434

Fielding, Henry.

Fairburn’s Complete edition of Tom Thumb, a burlesque tragedy, as
performed at the Theatres Royal, Hay-Market and Covent-Garden.
With the alterations to the present time. Also a critique on the
performance and performers. London. Fairburn. [1805?] 38,
(2) pp. **T 97.211

Figuier, Guillaume Louis.
La science au théatre. Comédies. Paris. Tresse & Stock. 1889.

8 parts in Iv. Music. **T 37.179
Contents. — Le mariage de Franklin. — Le jardin de Trianon. — Miss Télégraph.
— Le premier voyage aérien. — La république des abeilles. — La femme avant
le Déluge. — Le sang du Turco. — Cherchez la fraise.

La science au théatre. Drames. Paris. Tresse & Stock. 1889. 4
partsiniv. Illus. **T 37.180
Contents. — Gutenberg.—Denis Papin.—Keppler, ou l’astrologie et l’astronomie.

— Les six parties du monde.
Les six parties du monde. Piéce en cing actes, huit tableaux. Paris.
Tresse. 1877. (8), 126 pp. **T 37,178
Figuier, Juliette Bouscaren. :
Barbe-d’Or. Drame historique en cing actes. Paris. Lévy. 1876.
126, (1) pp. **T 37.177

La scéne se passe en 1358, dans le Beauvoisis et a Paris.
L’enfant. Drame en quatre actes, dont un prologue. Paris. Lévy.

1874. 95 pp. **T.37.176
La parisienne. Comédie en un acte. Paris. Lévy. 1873. 55 pp.
**T.37.173
Les pelotons de Clairette. Comédie en un acte en prose. Paris.
Lévy. 1872. 40 pp. ¥**T 37.170
Le pied-d-terre. Comédie en un acte. Paris. Lévy. 1874. 35 pp.
**T 37.174
Les pilules de M. Brancolar. Comédie en un acte. Paris. Lévy.
1874. 44 Pp. **T.37.175
Le presbytére. Drame en trois actes, en prose. Paris. Lévy. 1872.
(3), iii, (1), 55 Pp. ¥*T 37.171
La vie brulée. Comédie en deux actes. Paris. Lévy. 1873. (4),
68 pp. **T 37,172

Figuier, Louis. See Figuier, Guillaume Louis.
Figuier, Mme Louis. See Figuier, Juliette Bouscaren.
Fisahn, J.
Paul Lindau als Kritiker und das Theater. Ein Beitrag zur Kritik
der Kritik. Liegnitz. Kaulfuss. 1876. (4), 46 pp.
: No. 2 in **T.97.87
Fitch, Clyde. See Fitch, William Clyde.
Fitch, William Clyde.
Barbara Frietchie, the Frederick girl, A play in four acts. New
York. Life Publishing Co. 1900. 128 pp. Portraits. Plates.
**T 36.31
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Fitch, William Clyde. (Continued.)

Nathan Hale. A play in four acts. New York. Russell. 1899. (11),

100 pp. Portraits. Plates. **T 36.87
Fitzgerald, Percy Hetherington.

Proverbs and comediettas. Written for private representation. Lon-
don. Strahan & Co. 1869. vii, 240 pp. ¥ET 37,128
Contents. — Amateur acting. — ‘‘Scratch the Russian and you find the Tartar.”
— “A sheet of blotting-paper.”” — ‘“‘It is the last straw that breaks the camel’s
back.” — The William Simpson. — The family Shakspeare. — “A burnt child
dreads the fire.” — “Man proposes — she disposes.”

Fitzgibbon, Henry Macaulay, editor.

Famous Elizabethan plays expurgated and adapted for modern

readers. London. Allen & Co. 1890. (1), v, (1), 558 pp.

: ¥*T 37.193
Contents. — Dekker: The.shoemaker’s holiday. — Beaumont and Fletcher: The
Knight of the Burning Pestle. — Jonson: Epiccene; or, the silent woman. —

Massinger: A new way to pay old debts. — Ford: Perkin Warbeck. — The two
noble kinsmen.
Fitzpatrick, William John.
The life of Charles Lever. London. Chapman & Hall. 1879. 2 v.
**T 56.96
Fleury, Jean Frangois Bonaventure.

Marivaux et le marivaudage. Suivi d’une comédie, de la Suite de
Marianne par Mme Riccoboni et de divers morceaux dramatiques
qui n’ont jamais paru dans les ceuvres de Marivaux. Paris. Plon
& cie, 1881. viii, 416 pp. **T 56.69

Fleury, Jules Francois Félix Husson. (Champfleury.)

Les excentriques. Nouvelle édition. Paris. Lévy. 1877. (3), 346,
(1) pp. [Collection Michel Lévy.] ¥*T 97.194
Contents. — Les excentriques: Da Gama Machado; Lamiral, auteur dramatique
et sonneur de cloches; Lucas; Jean Journet; Berbiguier; Rose-Marius Sardat;
Cambriel; Carnevale; Les communistes de Sainte-Croix; Jupille. — Les grands
hommes du ruisseau: L’éléve de Moreau; Canonnier; Cadamour; L’abbé Chatel;
L’homme aux figures de cire; Bug-Jargal; Miette.

Grandeur et décadence d’une serinette——Simple histoire d’un rentier
et d’un lampiste. — La légende de Saint Crépin le cordonnier. —
La chanson du beurre dans la marmite. Illustré par Desbrosses.
Paris. Blanchard. 1857. 126, (1) pp. Illus. Plates. [Le nouveau
magasin des enfants.] **T 86.6

Florence, William Jermyn.

Florence fables. Chicago. Belford, Clarke & Co. [1888.] 246 pp.
Portraits. Facsimiles. **T.87.98
Short stories.

Flotard, E. See Flotard, Pierre Eugéne.
Flotard, Pierre Eugéne. _
‘La comédie moderne. Paris. Cherbuliez. 1869. xvi, (1), 232, (1) pp.
**T 47.7
Follet, Gaston.
Ces dames de Bullier. 2e édition. [Anon.] Paris. 1864. (3), 124 pp.
**T 99.21
Foote, Samuel.

Works. London: Printed for and sold by John Murdoch. Glasgow.
1799. 2 v. ¥**T 36.32
Contents. — 1. Taste. — The Englishman in Paris, — The knights. — The
Englishman returned from Paris. — The author. — The Mayor of Garrat. —
The orators, — The minor. — The lyar. — The patron. 2. The commissary.
— The lame lover. — The bankrupt. — The cozeners. — The maid of Bath. —
The devil upon two sticks. — The nabob. — A trip to Calais. — The Capuchin.

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Foote, Samuel. (Continued.) : ;
Same. With remarks on each play, and an essay on the life, genius
and writings of the author. By Jon Bee [pseud. of John Badcock].
London. Sherwood, Gilbert, & Piper. 1830. 3 v. Portrait.
¥*T 38,22
Contents. — 1. Essay on his life. -- The knights. — Taste. — The Englishman
in Paris. — The Englishman returned from Paris. — The author. 2, The minor.
— The liar. — The orators. — The Mayor of Garratt. — The patron. — The
commissary. 3. The devil upon two sticks. — The lame lover. — The maid of
Bath. — The nabob. — The bankrupt. — The cozeners. — A trip to Calais. —
The Capuchin.

A letter from Mr. Foote to the reverend author of the Remarks,
critical and Christian, on The minor [M. Madan]. London:

Printed for T. Davies. 1760. (4), 40 pp. **T 96.86
An attack on Methodism.

The second act of Diversions of the morning, as acted at the Theatre-
Royal, Drury-Lane, 1758-9. (Jn Wilkinson, Tate. The wandering
patentee. Vol. 4, pp. 237-250. York. 1795). **T 77.69.4

The trial of Samuel Foote, Esq., for a libel on Peter Paragraph. Per-
formed at the Theatre-Royal in the Haymarket, 1763. (Jn Wilkin-
son, Tate. The wandering patentee. Vol. 4, pp. 251-260. York.
1795.) **T.77.69.4

Ford, John.

The dramatic works of Massinger and Ford. With an introduction,
by Hartley Coleridge. New edition. London. Routledge. [1884.]
xi, (1), 450, vi, 212 pp. Portrait. [The old dramatists.] **T.35.3

Forrester, Alfred Henry.
Faust. A serio-comic poem. London. King. 1834. 32 pp. Plates.
**T.94.9
Forster, John.

Dramatic essays. John Forster, George Henry Lewes. Reprinted
from the “Examiner” and the “Leader” with notes and an intro-
duction by William Archer and Robert W. Lowe. London. Scott.
1896. xliv, (1), 284 pp. Portrait. 4577-156

Foster, George G.

New York naked. New York. De Witt & Davenport. [185-?]

9-168 pp. **T 95.50
Fournel, Francois Victor.

Les contemporains de Moliére. Recueil de comédies, rares ou peu
connues jouées de 1650 a 1680, avec l’histoire de chaque théatre,
des notes et notices biographiques, bibliographiques et critiques.
Paris. Didot & cie. 1863-1875. 3 v. **T 56.40
Contents, — 1. Théatre de  Hétel de Bourgogne. 2. Hétel de Bourgogne (suite).
— Théatre de la Cour (ballets et mascarades). 3. Théatre du Marais.

Figures d’hier et d’aujourd’hui. Paris, Lévy. 1883. (3), 346, (1)
pp. ¥*T 57.248
Fournel, Victor. See Fournel, Francois Victor.
Fournier, Edouard.
La comédie de J. de La Bruyére. Paris. Dentu. 1866. 2 v. in 1.
#*T 58.68
Fournier, Edouard, editor.

Le théatre francais au xvie¢ et au xvire siécle, ou, choix des comédies
les plus curieuses antérieures 4 Moliére. Avec une introduction,
des notes et une notice sur chaque auteur. Edition illustrée de
portraits par Maurice Sand et H. Allouard. Paris. Laplace,
Sanchez & cie, [1871.] xi, 582, (1) pp. Colored plates. **T.33.2

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Fournier, Edouard, editor. (Continued.)

Le théatre francais avant la Renaissance, 1450-1550. Mystéres,
moralités et farces. Précédé d’une introduction et accompagné
de notes. Orné du portrait du principal personnage de chaque
piéce par Maurice Sand, Allouard et Adrien Marie. Paris. La-
place, Sanchez & cie. [1873.] (3), vii, 462 pp. Colored plates.

**T 33.7
Fournier, Louis Pierre Narcisse.

The man with the iron mask. Adapted from the French [of Auguste
Arnould and L. P. N. Fournier] by W. J. Lucas. In four epochs.
New York. French. [186-?] 42 pp. ¥**T 37.24

France. Conseil d’état.

Arrét du Conseil d’état du roy, et lettres patentes sur icelui. [Paris.
Houry. 1767.] 15 pp. **T 75,31
Relates to the appanage of the House of Orleans. There is no title-page.

Frébault, Elie.

Les maisons comiques. Par Ch. Virmaitre et Elie Frébault. Paris.

Lebigre-Duquesne. 1868. 322, (1) pp. Plates. **T 97,232
Freytag, Gustav. ;

The journalists. Comedy in four acts. Translated by Roy Temple

House. (Jn Drama, The. 1913, no. 9, pp. 30-140. Chicago. 1913.)

#*T 15 .17.3
Preceded by Gustav Freytag, theorist of the drama and playwright, by fae
Schitze.
Frikell, Wiljalba.

Hanky Panky. A book of conjuring tricks. Edited by W. H. Cremer,
Jun. London. Hotten. [1872.] 7-328 pp. Illus. ¥*T 97.275
The magician’s own book. Edited by W. H. Cremer, Jun. London.
Hotten. [1871.] 325 pp. Illus. ¥**T 97,320

Friswell, James Hain.
- Life portraits of William Shakspeare: a history of the various

. representations of the poet, with an examination into their
authenticity. London. Sampson Low & Marston. 1864. xii,
128 pp. Portraits. ¥*T 56.119

Frost, Thomas.
Forty years’ recollections: literary and political, London. Sampson
Low, Marston, Searle, & Rivington. 1880. vii, 347 pp.
7 ¥*T 57.116
Fulchiron, Jean Claude.
Fragment d’un poéme sur Egypte. [Anon. Paris. 18—?] 16 pp.
“L’action se passe la veille de la bataille des Pyramides.” ¥*T 96.248
Fuller, Henry Blake. -
The puppet-booth. Twelve plays) New York. The Century Co.

1896. (7), 212 pp. **T..37.196
Contents. — The cure of souls. — On the whirlwind. — The love of love. —
Afterglow. — The ship comes in. — At Saint Judas’s. — The light that always
is. — The dead-and-alive. — Northern lights. — The story-spinner. — The
stranger within the gates. — In such a night.

Fuller, Horace W.
Noted French trials. Impostors and adventurers. Boston. Soule &

Bugbee. 1882. 264 pp. ¥**T 97.112
Contents. — The false Martin Guerre. — The woman without a name. — Collet.
= a false Dauphins. — The beggar of Vernon.—The false Caille—Cartouche.
— Mandrin,

Fuller, Sarah Margaret. See Ossoli, Sarah Margaret Fuller, Marchesa a’.

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Fullerton, Lady Georgiana Charlotte.
The fire of London: or which is which? A play in three acts. Lon-
don. Burns, Oates, & Co, [1882.] 31 pp. ¥**T 98.37
Furibond; or, Harlequin Negro, pantomime.
A description of Furibond; or, Harlequin Negro. A grand comic
pantomime at Drury Lane Theatre. London. Scales. [180—?]
26 pp. Colored plate. **T 97.205

G

Galart de Montjoie. See Montjoie, Christophe Félix Louis Ventre de
La Touloubre.
Gallois, Charles André Gustave Léonard.
Le citateur dramatique. 5e édition augméntee. Paris. Ledoyen.

1829. viij, 369 pp. ¥**T 40.4
Gallois, Léonard. See Gallois, Charles André Gustave Léonard.
Galt, John.
Autobiography. London. Cochrane & M‘Crone. 1833. 2 v. Por-
trait. Autograph facsimile. **T 56.50

Gardel, Pierre Gabriel.

La dansomanie, folie-pantomime, en deux actes. 2e édition. [Paris.]

Ballard. An 1x [1801?]. (8), 23 pp. ¥**T 37.204
Garrick, Mrs. , of Newcastle.

Catalogue of the valuable and modern household furniture and other
effects, belonging to Mrs. Garrick, which will be sold on the 23d
of April. By Alex. Reed. Newcastle. Preston & Heaton. [1827.]
8 pp. **T 96.153

Garrick, David.

Katharine and Petruchio. A comedy in three acts. By Shakspeare.
With the stage business, costumes, &c. New-York. French.
[186-?] 5-34 pp. Diagrams. [French’s Standard drama.] **T.37.101

Rule a wife and have a wife. See Beaumont, Francis, and John
Fletcher. Rule a wife and have a wife. a

Gascoigne, ‘George.

The princelye pleasures at the Courte at Kenelwoorth: that is to
saye, the copies of all such verses, proses, or poetical inuentions,
and other deuices of pleasure, as were there deuised, and pre-
sented, by sundry gentlemen, before the Qvene’s Maiestie, in 1575.
[Anon.] Imprinted at London, by Rychard Ihones. 1576. Lon-
don. Marshall. 1821. (2), 20, (1) pp. Portrait. Autograph
facsimile. ¥*T 96.232

Gastineau, Francois Jean Baptiste Octave.

Lélia, comédie en un acte. (Jn Saynétes et monologues. Série 1, pp.

69-08. Paris. 1877.) ¥*T 37.246
Gastineau, Octave. See Gastineau, Francois Jean Baptiste Octave.
Gautier, Théophile.

Souvenirs de théatre, d’art et de critique. Paris. Charpentier. 1883.

 

(3), 332 pp. **T 97.252

Théatre: mystére, comédies et ballets. Paris. Charpentier & cie.
1872. (3), 492, (1) pp. **T37.123
Contents. — Une larme du diable. — La fausse conversion ou bon sang ne peut
mentir. — L’amour souffle ou il veut. — Pierrot posthume. — Le tricorne
enchanté. — Prologue de Struensée. — Prologue de Falstaff. — Prologue
d’ouverture de l’Odéon. — Pierre Corneille, pour l’anniversaire de sa naissance.
— La femme de Dioméde. — Prologue de Henriette Maréchal. — Le Sélam. —
Giselle ou les’ Wilis. —La Péri. — Paquerette. — Gemma. — Yanko le bandit.
— Sacountala.

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Gay, Joseph, pseud. See Breval, John Durant.
Gazul, Clara, pseud. See Mérimée, Prosper.
Genius, A, pseud.
Observations, good or bad, stupid or clever, serious or jocular, on
Squire Foote’s dramatic entertainment, intitled, The minor. Lon-
don: Printed for J. Wilkie. 1761. 15 pp. **T 57.30
Gentleman, Francis.
The dramatic censor; or, critical companion. [Anon.] London:

Printed for J. Bell. 1770. 2 v. Plates. ¥**T 46.48
Introduction to Shakespeare’s plays, ae an essay on oratory.
[Anon.] London. Bell. 1773. 57 p **T 78.52

A separate impression of an essay in Vol. 1 Ber s edition of Shakespeare.

Genuine account, A, of the life of John Rann, alias Sixteen-String Jack,
who was executed the 30th of November, 1774, for a robbery on
the highway, near Brentford; containing his adventures, some
curious anecdotes, some strictures on the penal laws, and a par-
ticular account of Lane and Trotman, executed at the same time
for robbery of Mr. Floyd near Chelsea. London: Printed for
Robert Turner. 1776. 32 pp. ¥ET 54.4
Portraits, plates and music are inserted.

Germain, Auguste.

Théatreuses. [Seize petites pieces de théatre.] Illustrations par Albert

Guillaume. Paris. Empis. 1895. (6), 271 pp. Plates. **T.37.183

German hotel, The; a comedy. London: Printed for G. G. J. and J.
Robinson. 1790. x, (1), 69 pp. ¥*T 36.92
Cushing and the Dictionary of national biography attribute this adaptation of

Brandes’s Trau, schau, wem! to Thomas Holcroft; Halkett and Laing and the
British Museum catalogue attribute it to Marshall.

German theatre, The. Translated by Benjamin Thompson. 4th edition.
London. Vernor, Hood, & Sharp. 1811. 6 v. **T 38.14,
Contents. — 1. The stranger. — Rolla. — Pizarro. «. Don Carlos. —- Count
Benyowsky. 3. Lovers’ vows. — Deaf and dumb. — Indian exiles. — False
delicacy: - 4. Otto of Wittelsbach. — Dagobert. — Adelaide of Wulfingen. 5.
The robbers. — The happy family. — Conscience. 6. The ensign. — Count
Koenigsmark. — Stella. — Emilia Galotti.

Gervinus, Georg Gottfried.

Shakespeare commentaries. Translated under the author’s superin-
tendence by F. E. Bunnétt. London. Smith, Elder & Co. 1863.
2Vv. ¥**T 55.48

Giacometti, Paolo.

Elizabeth, Queen of England: an historical play, in five acts, written
for Madame Ristori. Translated from the Italian by Thomas
Williams. New-York. Gray & Green. 1866. 40 pp. Portrait.
Italian text and English translation in parallel columns. #*T 94.22

Giacosa, Giuseppe.

As the leaves. A comedy in four acts. [Translated from the Italian.]
Portrait. (In Drama, The. 1911, no. 1, pp. 8-07.- Chicago. 1911.)
Preceded by an analysis of the play. #0 15.07.1

The stronger. A comedy in three acts. [Translated from the
Italian.] (Jn Drama, The. 1913, no. 10, pp. 32-156. Chicago.
1913.) **T15.17.3
Preceded by an account of the author’s works by Stanley Astrado Smith.

Gilbert, Sir William Schwenck.
Original plays. [Series 1.] London. Chatto & Windus. 1876. (7),

348 pp. **T' 27,201
Contents. — The wicked world. — Pygmalion and Galatea. — Charity. — The
princess. — The palace of truth. — Trial by jury.

 

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Same. Series 1, 2., London. Chatto & Windus. 1881, 82. 2 v.

[The Mayfair library.] _**T.38.1
Contents. — 1. The wicked world. — Pygmalion and Galatea. — Charity. — The
princess. — The palace of truth. — Trial by jury. 2. Broken hearts. — Engaged.

— Sweethearts. — Dan’l Druce, blacksmith. — Gretchen. — Tom Cobb; or,
fortune’s toy. — The sorcerer. — H.M.S. Pinafore; or, the lass that loved a
sailor. — The pirates of Penzance; or, the slave of duty.

Giles, Henry.

Human life in Shakespeare. Boston. Lee & Shepard. 1868. 286 pp.

Lectures delivered before the Lowell Institute, Boston. #*T 57.412
Gillette, William.

Electricity. A comedy in three acts. Occurring in Manhattan and
the Bronx. (Jn Drama, The. 1913, no. 12, pp. 12-123. Chicago.
1913.) ¥*#T 15.7.3
Preceded by an account of the author’s works by Richard Burton.

Girardin, Delphine Gay de.

C'est la faute du mari: proverbe en un acte et en vers. Paris. Lévy.
1851. 54 pp. ¥**T 37,119

Lady Tartuffe: a prose comedy in five acts. The original French,
with an English translation, prepared for Raphael Félix, manager
of Mile Rachel’s French company. New York. Darcie & Corbyn.
1855. 84 pp. ¥*T 24.75

Given, Welker.

A further study of the Othello. Have we misunderstood Shake-
speare’s Moor? New York. The Shakespeare Press. 1809. vii,
337 pp. [Shakespeare Society of New York. Papers. No. 11.]

¥*T 57.27
Givre, Jules. :

La danse moderne. Traité complet de toutes les danses de salon, des
quadrilles et du cotillon. Paris. L’auteur. [1900.] 58 pp. Plates.
Diagrams. **T 99.50

Glapthorne, Henry.

Plays and poems. Now first collected. With notes and a memoir
of the author. London. Pearson. 1874. 2 v. **T 37,134
Contents. — 1. Memoir of Henry Glapthorne. — Argalus and Parthenia. — The
Hollander. A comedy. — Wit in a constable. 2. The tragedy of Albertus

Wallenstein. — The ladies priviledge. — Poems, — Sylvia. A fragment. —
White-Hall. A poem.

Godwin, William.

Caleb Williams. For a play founded on this novel see Colman,
George, the Younger. The iron chest.

Selections from Godwin’s “Caleb Williams,” giving the history in
brief of Sir Edward Mortimer’s revenge; to serve as a companion
story to Colman’s “Iron chest,” the play now being given by
Henry Irving. [Edited by Ranulph Fairfax.] London. Darling
1879. 77, (1) pp. 3 **T 96.180

Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von.

Goethe’s Faust. In two parts. Translated by Anna Swanwick. With

illustrations after Moritz Retzsch. London. Bell. 1879. xvi,

350 pp. Plates. ¥*T 95.1
Faustus: from the German of Goethe. London. Boosey. 1821. viii,
86, (2) pp. Plates. ¥*T 33.3

“The most striking passages and scenes of the original have been translated
into blank verse, and connected by a detailed description in prose.”’ — Intro:
duction, p. vii. The illustrations are by Retzsch.

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Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von. (Continued.)

The first part of Goethe’s Faust. From the German by John Anster.
With an introduction by Henry Morley. Illustrations by J.-P.
Laurens. The Henry Irving edition. London. Routledge. 1887.
255 pp. Plates. Manuscript facsimiles. **T 34.23

Marlowe’s Faustus. Goethe’s Faust, from the German by John
Anster. With an introduction by Henry Morley. London. Rout-
ledge. 1883. 315 pp. [Morley’s Universal library.] ¥#T 37 191

Goetschy, Gustave. ;
Professeur de déclamation. Préface monologue. (Jn Saynétes et

monologues. Série 1, pp. 1-14. Paris. 1877.) **T 37.246

Goizet, J.
Histoire anecdotique de la collaboration au théatre. Paris. Bureau
du Dictionnaire du théatre. 1867. (3), 163 pp. **T 47.105

Golden, William Echard.

A brief history of the English drama from the earliest to the latest
times. New York. Welch, Fracker Co. 1890. 227 pp. **T.47.54
References, pp. 226, 227.

Goldoni, Carlo.

La locandiera, (the hostess): comedy in three acts. New York.
McGrath. [1896.] (4), 9-12 pp. No. 2 in **T.55.138
A synopsis.

The squabbles of Chioggia. A comedy in three acts. Translated
from the Italian by Charles Lemmi. (Jn Drama, The. 1g14,
no. 15, pp. 346-433. Chicago. 1914.) **T 15.17.4

* Preceded by Papa Goldoni and his Venetian comedies, by the translator.
Goldsmith, Oliver.

The poems and plays of Oliver Goldsmith. Edited by Austin Dobson.
With etchings by John Jellicoe & Herbert Railton. London.
Dent & Co. 1889. 2v. Plates. [The Temple library.] **T.36.100

Contents. — 1. Introduction. — Poems. 2. The good-natur’d man. — She stoops
to conquer. — Scene from The grumbler. — On laughing and sentimental
comedy.

She stoops to conquer. A comedy, in five acts. With the stage
business, costumes, etc. New York. French. [185-?] iv, 7-66 pp.
[French’s Standard drama. No. 80.] **T.37.17

Gondinet, Edmond. See Gondinet, Pierre Edmond Julien.

Gondinet, Pierre Edmond Julien.
Moliére. Vers dits a la Comédie-francaise le 15 janvier 1871, 249¢
anniversaire de la naissance de Moliére, par M. Coquelin. Paris.
Lévy. 1871. 8 pp. #*T 97.125

Gooch, Elizabeth Sarah Villa-Real.

An appeal to the public, on the conduct of Mrs. Gooch, the wife of
William Gooch, Esq. London: Printed for G. Kearsley. 1788.

(4), 68 pp. **T.55.33
The life of Mrs. Gooch. Written by herself. London: Printed for
the authoress. 1792. 3 v. in I. **T5 7.416

.

Gordon, Frederick, & Co.
Crosby Hall. The ancient city palace and great banqueting hall: its
history & restoration. [London. 1876.) 18, (4) pp. Portraits.
Plate. Coats of arms. **T 96.271

An advertisement.

Gore, Catherine Grace Frances, alleged author.
Richelieu; or, the broken heart. An historical tale. Added, “Sketches
from the footlights.” Edited by R. G. Raymond. London. Ray-
mond & Co. 1876. (3), iii, 106, 47 pp. **T 97.304

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Gould, George. ;
Corrigenda and explanations of the text of Shakspere. A new issue,
showing hundreds of mistakes in the standard editions of the
plays. London. Virtue & Co. 1884. 48 pp. **T 56.161
Gourdoux-Daux, J. H.

De l’art de la danse, considéré dans ses vrais rapports avec l’éduca-
tion de la jeunesse; ou méthode, principes et notions élémentaires
sur l’art de la danse pour la ville. Suivis de lecons sur la maniére
de se présenter et de se conduire dans la bonne société, 3¢ édition,
augmentée. Paris. L’auteur. 1823. 166 pp. ¥**T 96.309

Graaf, Reinier de.

L’instrument de Moliére. Traduction du traité De clysteribus de
Regnier de Graaf (1668). Paris. Morgand & Fatout. 1878. (3),
125, (1) pp. Portrait. ¥*T 56.145

Grand mystére, Le, de Jésus. Passion et Résurrection. Drame breton
du moyen age. Avec une étude sur le théatre chez les nations
celtiques par le Vicomte Hersart de La Villemarqué. Paris.
Didier & cie. 1865. (4), cxxxv, 263 pp. Plate. **T 35.20

Grangé, Pierre Eugéne Basté, and Xavier Aymon, Comte de Montépin.

The Corsican brothers. A dramatic romance, in three acts and five
tableaux. Adapted from the romance of M. Dumas, by E. Grangé
et X. de Montépin. New York. French. [185-?] 60 pp. [French’s
Standard drama. No. 93.] ¥*T 37.15

Granié, Pierre.

Petite lettre sur un grand sujet. [Anon.] Paris. Martinet. 1812.
16 pp. **T 56.276
Relates to the accusations of plagiarism in Ktienne’s Les deux gendres
[**T.56.271].

Gravier, Léopold.

L’ambition au théatre. Du réle de la femme. Paris. Jouaust. 1873.
32 pp. **T 96.139

Green, Charles Frederick.

Shakspeare’s crab tree, with its legend, and a descriptive account,
showing its relation to the poet’s traditional history. Subscriber’s
copy. London. Lacy. [1862.] 50 pp. Portrait. Plates. Plan.

**T 53.15

Green, Edward.

Observations on the drama, with a view to its more beneficial effects
on the morals and manners of society. 2d edition. London.
Cadell & Davies. [1814?] iv, 60 pp. ¥*T 76.101

Green, Frank W.

Jack and the beanstalk; or, Harlequin and the seven champions as
we've christened ’em. [Pantomime.] First performed at Covent
Garden Theatre, December 26, 1876. London. The Theatre.

1878. — : eT a7
ene ye eer 'T..37.223

Green, Henry.

Shakespeare and the emblem writers; an exposition of their
similarities of thought and expression. Preceded by a view of
emblem-literature down to A.D. 1616.° London. Triibner & Co.
1870. xvi, 571 pp. ‘Illus. Portraits. Plates. #*T 55.25

Green in France.

Songs, &c., in an_extravaganza in twenty-four scenes, and three
parts, called Green in France; or, Tom and Jerry’s tour! First
performed at the Adelphi Theatre, Strand, Jan. 6, 1823. London.

Glindon. 1823. 7 ae
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Greene, Henry Copley.

Théophile. A miracle play. Boston. Small, Maynard & Co. 1808.

vii, 32 pp. Plate. **T 37.114
Grillparzer, Franz.

Medea. A tragedy. Translated by F. W. Thurstan & Sidney A.
Wittmann. London. Nisbet & Co. [1879.] vii, (1), 122 pp. **T.38.6

Grinn, The Brothers, pseud.

Harlequin Little Dicky Dilver with his stick of silver; or, pretty
Prince Prettyboy and the three comical kings. Grand comic
Christmas pantomime. London. Tuck & Co. 1871. 18 pp.
Words only. Incomplete. : **T 37,227

Grisy, A. de. See Grisy, Romain Ambroise de.
Grisy, Romain Ambroise de.

Histoire de la comédie anglaise au dix-septiéme siécle (1672-1707).

Paris. Didier & cie. 1878. (2), xv, 440 pp. **T 47.60
Grose, Francis.

A guide to health, beauty, riches, and honour. [Anon.] ad edition.
London: Printed for Hooper and Wigstead. 1796. (3), viii, 64 pp.
A collection of advertisements. **T 96.218

Gueulette, Thomas Simon.

Théatre des boulevards, ou recueil de parades. [Anon.] A Mahon,

de l’imprimerie de Gilles Langlois. 1756. 3 v. Plate. **T.38.24

According to Georges d’Heylli, the greater part of these plays, if not all of
them, were written by Gueulette.

Guillemot, Gabriel.
Le Bohéme. Dessins par Hadol. Paris. Le Chevalier. 1868. 127,
(1) pp. Plates. [Physionomies parisiennes.] ¥*T 99.37
Guizot, Francois Pierre Guillaume.
Shakspeare and his times. New York. Harper. 1855. 360 pp.
: ¥**T 57.189
Gurney, Richard.
Romeo and Juliet travesty. [Anon.] In three acts. London. Hook-
ham. 1812. x, (1), 7I pp. ¥*T 37,198
Gyp, pseud. See Martel de Janville, Sybille Gabrielle Marie Antoinette
de Riquetti de Mirabeau, Comtesse de.

H
Habitant, Un, du Jura, pseud.
Pitre 4 M. Palissot, auteur de la comédie des Philosophes, du poéme
de La dunciade, des Mémoires littéraires, &c. Paris. Crapelet.
1806. 32 pp. **T 96.240
Barbier attributes this pamphlet to Emmanuel Jobez; it has also been attributed
to Claude Marie Guyetard.

Haenden, E
Die Bithne oder die dramatische Kunst. Berlin. Schréder. 1845.
47, (1) pp. **T.96.353

Hahn, Alban von.

Nach Ober-Ammergau. Wanderung zum Passionsspiel. Leipzig.

Spamer. 1890. (5), 90 pp. Illus. Plates. ¥*T 96.224
Haines, John Thomas.

The French spy; or, the siege of Constantina. A military drama, in
three acts. Partly from the French. Music chiefly by Auber.
Added, the costume and the stage business. New York. French.
[185-?] 24 pp. [French’s Standard drama. The acting edition.
No. 153.] #*T 97.18

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Hales, John Wesley.
Notes and essays on Shakespeare. London. Bell. 1884. x, 295 pp.
**T 57.196
Hall, Henry Thomas.

Shaksperean fly-leaves and jottings, a new and enlarged edition.

London. Smith. 1871. (7), 272 pp. **T 57.240
Halliwell-Phillipps, James Orchard.

An account of the only known manuscript of Shakespeare’s plays,
comprising some important variations and corrections in the
Merry wives of Windsor obtained from a playhouse copy of that
play recently discovered. London. Smith. 1843. 24 pp. **T.96.164

Curiosities of modern Shakesperian criticism. London. Smith. 1853.
31, (1) pp. Manuscript facsimile. ¥**T 96.166

A reply to criticisms of his editions of the Works of Shakespeare.

A few remarks on the emendation, ‘Who smothers her with paint-
ing,” in the play of Cymbeline. Discovered by Mr. Collier, in a
corrected copy of the second edition of Shakespeare. London.
Smith. 1852. 15 pp. ¥**T 96.165

Halm, F., pseud. See Muench-Bellinghausen, Eligius Franz Joseph,
Freiherr von.
Hamilton, T. Menzies.

The widow and her suitors: a play in five acts. London. Nichols.

1844. 109 pp. #*T 36.96
Hamilton, Walter, compiler.

Parodies of the works of English and American authors. Vol. 6

(part 70, 71, 73). London. Reeves & Turner. ¥**T 95.55
Handel and Haydn Society, Boston.

Act of incorporation and bye-laws. With the trust deed creating a
permanent fund, a complete list of the officers and members of
the society, from its formation, and an abstract from the cata-
logue of the society’s library. Boston. 1867. 82 pp. **T 98.137

Hanley, Sir Edward. Bruce.
Shakespeare’s funeral and other papers. Edinburgh. Blackwood.

1889. (5), 311 pp. **T.97.36
Contents. — Shakespeare’s funeral. — Mr. Dusky’s opinions on art. — Victor
Hugo on the great French puzzle. — False coin in poetry. — The slaughters in

the Soudan. — Mr. Fechter’s Othello. — The life of Lord Lytton. — The life
and letters of George Eliot. — The pictures of Richard Doyle. — Mr. Hayward
and his letters.
Hardinge, George.
Another essence of Malone, or, the “beauties” of Shakspeare’s editor.
(Anon. Part1.] London. Becket. 1801. (3), 127, (1) pp. **T.96.209
Hardy, Sir Thomas Duffus.
A review of the present state of the Shakespearian controversy.
London. Longman, Green, Longman, & Roberts. 1860. (2), 75,
(1) pp. **T 56.173
Relates to the Collier controversy.
Harlequin and Fancy. Pantomime.
Songs, chorusses, &c., in the new comic pantomime, called Harlequin
& Fancy; or, the poet’s last shilling. Performed at the Theatre
Royal, Drury Lane, December 26, 1815. London. Lowndes.
[1815.] 19 pp. **T 36.39
2 Words only.
Harlequin and Fortunio. Pantomime.
The new pantomime of Harlequin and Fortunio; or, Shing-Moo and
Thun Ton; with a sketch of the story; as performed at the

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Harlequin and Fortunio. Pantomime. (Continued.)
Theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden, December 26, 1815. Music by My
[sic] Ware. The whole arranged, and produced by Mr. Farley.
London. Miller. 1815. 17 pp. **T. 36.43
Words only.

Harlequin and Number Nip. Pantomime.

Songs, duetts, and chorusses, with a lithographic of the grand pano-
rama, in the new comic Christmas pantomime, called Harlequin
and Number Nip; or the giant mountain. First performed at the
Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, December 26th, 1827. London.

Miller. 1827. 22 pp. Plate. **T36.25
Words only.

Harlequin and the flying chest; or, Malek and the Princess Schirine.
Pantomime. :

A new grand comic Christmas pantomime, comprising the songs,
chorusses, recitative, and dialogue performed at the Theatre
Royal, Drury Lane, Dec. 26, 1823. London. The Theatre. 1823.

22 pp. Plate. ¥**T (36.20
Words only.

Harlequin Tom, Tom, the Piper’s son, Pope Joan, and Little Bopeep,
or, Old Daddy Long Legs, and the pig that went to market, and
the pig that stayed at home. [Pantomime.] London. Nowell.
[187-?] 16 pp. *ET 37,224
Words only.

Harrigan, Edward.

The Mulligans. Illustrations by L. F. A. Lorenz. New York. G.
W. Dillingham Co. tIg01. viii, 7-451 pp. Plates. **T 87.28

A story reviving much of the matter contained in the Mulligan plays, in which
Harrigan and Tony Hart acted.

Harris, Augustus Glossop.
The little treasure. A comedy, in two acts. Added, the costume and
stage business. New-York. French. [185-?] 29 pp. [French’s

American drama. The acting edition. No. 26.] ¥#*T 97.316
Another copy is on shelf-number **T.37.43.

Hasan and Husain.

The miracle play of Hasan and Husain, collected from oral tradition
by Sir Lewis Pelly. Revised with explanatory notes by Arthur N.
Wollaston. London. Allen & Co. 1879. 2 v. ¥*T 34.05

Hatton, Joseph.

Old lamps and new: an after-dinner chat. London. Hutchinson &
Co. [1890.] xv, 362 pp. Portrait. Autograph facsimile.

**T 57.89
Hawkins, Anthony Hope. (Anthony Hope.)

The adventure of the Lady Ursula. A comedy in four acts. New

York. Russell. 1898. (6), 125, (1) pp. Illus. Plates. **T.35.7
Hawkins, Thomas, editor.

The origin of the English drama, illustrated in its various species,
viz., mystery, morality, tragedy, and comedy, by specimens from
our earliest writers: with explanatory notes. Oxford, Printed at

the Clarendon-Press, for S. Leacroft. London. 1773. 3v. Plates.

: ¥**T 37.127
Contents. — 1. Candlemas-Day, or the killing of the Children of Israel. — Every-
man. — Hycke-scorner. — Lusty Juventus. — Gammer Gurton’s needle. —
Cambises. 2. The Spanish tragedy.—The love of King David and fair Bethsabe.
— Soliman and Perseda. — Ferrex and Porrex. 3. Supposes. — Satiro-mastix.
— The return from Parnassus. — Wily beguiled.

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Hay, John.

Little-Breeches. A Pike County view of special Providence. [Verse.]
Illustrated by J. F. Engel. New York. Redfield. 1871. 13 pp.
Tilus. Plate. **T 96.13

Hazlitt, William Carew, editor.

Fairy tales, legends and romances illustrating Shakespeare and other
early English writers. To which are prefixed two preliminary
dissertations: 1. On pigmies; 2. On fairies. By Joseph Ritson.
London. Kerslake. 1875. iv, 426 pp. **T 58.100

Shakespeare jest-books; reprints of the early and very rare jest-books
supposed to have been used by Shakespeare. Edited with intro-
duction and notes, by W. Carew Hazlitt. [Vol. 1.]} London.
Sothern & Co. 1881. xji, 162 pp. Plate. Facsimiles. **T.56.24
Contents. — [1.] A hundred mery talys. — Mery tales and quicke answeres.

Hebbel, Christian Friedrich. e

Herod and Mariamne. A tragedy in five acts. Translated by Edith
j. R. Isaacs and Kurt Rahlson. (Jn Drama, The. 1912, no. 6, pp.
20-168, Chicago. 1912.) ¥*€T.15.17.2
Preceded by an account of the author by Edith J. R. Isaacs.

Hedley, Joseph.

Dramas, romantic, historical, and humourous. Series 1. Newcastle-
upon-Tyne. Smith & Redshaw. 1855. 71 pp. Portraits. Auto-
graph facsimiles. **T 36.28
Contents. — 1. Manfredi, a drama. — Tulip mania, an interlude. — Perkin War-
beck, a drama.

Heijermans, Herman, Jr.

The Good Hope. A drama of the sea in four acts. Translated by
Harriet Gampert Higgins. (Jn Drama, The. 1912, no. 8, pp.
16-104. Chicago. 1912.) **T 15.17.2
Preceded by The plays of Herman Heijermans, by Ashley Dukes.

Henderson, Andrew. ss

A second letter to Dr. Samuel Johnson. In which his wicked and
opprobious [sic] invectives are shewn; the conspiracy against Mr.
Macklin clear’d up; an anecdote submitted to David Garrick; with
an impartial character of Doctor Smollett; and a method for
adding to the British revenue 1,000,000 sterling. London: Printed
for J. Henderson, and J. Fox. [1775.] 24 pp. ¥**T 96.343
A defence of Scotland against the criticism of Johnson and others.

Henderson, William, printer.

Who wrote Shakespeare? “Aye, there’s the rub.” With:sketches by

Charles Lyall. London. Stott. 1887. 52 pp. Portraits. **T.57.209
Hervey, Thomas.

A letter from the Hon. Thomas Hervey, to Sir Thomas Hanmer;
Bart. London: Printed for the author, and sold by J. H. [1741.]
(3), 60 pp. eT 57.145

Hervilly, Ernest Marie d’.

Cinq anniversaires de Moliére. 1874— 1875 — 1877 — 1881 — 1886.

Comédies en vers. Préface d’Auguste Vitu. Paris. Frinzine.

1887. (3), iv, 192, (1) pp. Portrait. eXT 38.5
C ontents. — Le malade réel. — Le docteur sans pareil. — Le magister—Poquelin
pére et fils. — Moliére en prison. — Au prisonnier du Chatelet. — Sonnet 3

maistre Adam.
Heulhard, Arthur. See Heulhard, Louis Octave Arthur.
Heulhard, Louis Octave Arthur.
Pierre Corneille. 1606-1684. Ses derniéres années, sa mort, ses
descendants. Paris. Rouam. 1884. 59 pp. Portrait. Plates.

: e*T 57.62
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Higgie, Thomas, and Thomas Hailes Lacy.
Belphegor; or, the mountebank and his wife. A romantic and
domestic drama in three acts. London. Lacy. [185-?] 56 pp.

Plate. **T.37.55
Adapted from the French of Philippe and Tournier.

Hill, George Hantlel. (Yankee Hill.)

Dr. Valentine and Yankee Hill’s Metamorphoses. Being the second
series of Dr. Valentine’s Comic lectures, with characters as given
by the late Yankee Hill. New-York. Burgess. 1850. 216 pp.
Portraits. ¥*T 98.51

Hill, Isabel.

Brian, the probationer: or, the red hand. A tragedy in five acts [in
verse]. Affixed, a memoir of the authoress, by Benson Earle
Hill, London. Sams. 1842. (4), 100 pp. **T 35.17

Hill, Sir John. ;

An answer-to the many plain and notorious lyes advanc’d by Mr.
John Rich, harlequin; and contain’d in a pamphlet, which he
vainly and foolishly calls, An answer to Mr. Hill’s Preface to
Orpheus. London: Printed for J. Clarke. 1740. (1), 24, (1) pp.

**T 96.358
Hillhouse, James Abraham.
Dramas, discourses, and other pieces. Boston. Little & Brown.

1839. 2 Vv. **T 37.133
Contents. — 1. Demetria. —- Hadad. — Percy’s masque. 2. The judgment. —
Sachem’s Wood. — Discourses: On the choice of an era in epic and tragic

writing; On the relations of literature to a republican government; On the life
and services of Lafayette. — The hermit of Warkworth, by Bishop Percy.

Hippeau, Célestin.
Le théatre A Rome. Paris. Cerf. [1883.] (3), xiv, 233, (1) pp.
¥*T 45.2
Hoare, Prince.
Indiscretion: a comedy, in five acts. London: Printed and published
by J. Barker. 1800. 80 pp. **T 36.93
Hodgson, William.
Sketches: personal and pensive. Edinburgh. Douglas. [1884.] (4),
154, (1) pp. **T 98.102
Hoffmann, Professor, pseud. See Lewis, Angelo John.

Hoffmann, Francois Benoit.

Dialogues critiques ou résumé des discours, discussions, critiques,
jugemens ou sottises que l’on entend chaque jour dans les loges,
les foyers ou les coulisses de nos différens théatres. [Anon.]
Paris. Dondey-Dupré. 1811. 5-243, (I) pp. **T 96.275

Relates principally to French drama.

Fin du procés des Deux gendres, ou histoire philosophique et morale
de exhumation et de l’apothéose de Conaxa. Paris. Barba.
1812, 75 pp. : ¥*T. 56.273
Etienne’s Les deux gendres may be found on shelf-number **T.56.271.

Holcroft, Thomas.

The road to ruin. A comedy in five acts. With the stage business,
costumes, etc. New York. French. [185-?] iv, 7-79 pp. [French’s
Standard drama. No. 40.] **T 37.19

Holmes, Nathaniel.

The authorship of Shakespeare. New York. Hurd & Houghton.

1866. xvi, 601 pp. Portrait. **T 57.212

The author maintains that Francis Bacon wrote Shakespeare’s works.

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Holt, John. ;

An attempte to rescue that aunciente, English poet, and playwrighte,
Maister Williaume Shakespere, from the maney errours, faulsely
charged on him, by certaine new-fangled wittes; and to let him
speak for himself. By a gentleman formerly of Grey’s-Inn.
London: Printed for the author, and sold by Messieurs Manby

and Cox. 1749. 94 pp. **T 96.94
Relates to The tempest.

Home, John.
Agis: a tragedy. [Anon.] Edinburgh: Printed for G. Hamilton and
J. Balfour. 1758. (4), 71, (1) pp. ¥**T 96.84
Hope, Anthony. See Hawkins, Anthony Hope.
Housman, Clemence. :
The were-wolf. [Fiction.] With illustrations by Laurence Hous-
man. London. Lane. 1896. (7), 123, (1) pp. Plates. **T.87.17
Houssaye, Arséne.
Moliére, sa femme et sa fille. Paris. Dentu. 1880. (3), viij, 176 pp.
Illus. Portraits. Plates. **T 51.4
Philosophers and actresses. New York. Redfield. 1852. 2v. Por-

traits. **T 57.255
Sketches, stories, and a play, based chiefly on French biography.

Same. Scenes, vivid and picturesque, from the hundred & one dramas
of art & passion. London. Vizetelly. [1852.] vi, 225, (1) pp.
Illus. Portraits. [Readable books. 2.] ¥**T 58.70

Howard, Frederick, 5th Earl of Carlisle.

The father’s revenge, a tragedy: with other poems. London. Bulmer

& Co. 1800. 125, (2) pp. Plates. ¥*T 32,1
Hoyle, Edmond.

Hoyle’s Games, or card player’s assistant; containing the established
rules and practice of whist, loo, all-fours, explained in an easy and
familiar manner. Philadelphia. Fisher. [185-?] 130-192 pp.
Plate. No. 3 in **T.99.61

Huddilston, John Homer.

The attitude of the Greek tragedians toward art. London. Mac-

millan & Co., Ltd. 1898. viii, (2), 119, (1) pp. ¥**T 47.97
Hugo, Victor Marie, Comte.

Lucretia Borgia. A drama. In three acts. Adapted from the French
by J. M. Weston. With remarks, costumes, and stage business._
Boston. Spencer. [185-?] 60 pp. [Spencer’s Boston theatre.
New series. No. 35.] ¥*T 37.50

Hull, Thomas.

Moral tales in verse, founded on real events. London: Printed for,

and under the direction of, George Cawthorn. 1797. 2 v. in 1.

Portrait. **T 56.189
Humbug: a look at some popular impositions. New York. French &
Co. 1860. 96 pp. Illus. **T 97.289

Hume, Robert William. i
Meroth, or “the sacrifice to the Nile.” A tragedy. London. Hume.
1850. 43 pp. **T 35.9
The scene is laid at Memphis in 404 B.C.
Hunt, James Henry Leigh.
Biographical and critical notes,of Wycherley, Congreve, Vanbrugh,
and Farquhar. [London. 1840?] ix-ci pp. **T 55.47
Cut from his edition of The dramatic works of Wycherley, Congreve, Vanbrugh,
and Farquhar. There is no title-page.

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Othello-travestie: in three acts. With burlesque notes in the manner
of the most celebrated commentators; and other curious ap-
pendices. London. Stockdale. 1813. 88 pp. **T 37,167
Contains also A sonnet and Bonaparte’s visit to his heir.

Ibsen, Henrik Johan.

John Gabriel Borkman. A play in four acts. Translated from the
Norwegian by William Archer. London. Heinemann. 1897. x,
202 pp. ¥*T. 37,138

Ignotus, pseud. See Chater, John.
Ingleby, Clement Mansfield.

The Shakspeare fabrications, or, the MS. notes of the Perkins folio
shown to be of recent origin. With an appendix on the authorship
of the Ireland forgeries. London. Smith. 1859. xxviii, 116 pp.
Facsimile. **T 58.46

Shakespeare’s bones. The proposal to disinter them, considered in
relation to their possible bearing on his portraiture: illustrated
by instances of visits of the living to the dead. London. Tribner
& Co. 1883. (7), 48 pp. Portrait. : **T 56.71
Bibliography, pp. 41-48.

The still lion. An essay towards the restoration of Shakespeare’s
text. London. Tritibner & Co. 1874. (2), xii, 139, (1) pp. **T.97.97
Reprinted with additions, from the second annual volume of the German
Shakespeare Society.

Ireland, Samuel William Henry.

The confessions of William-Henry Ireland. Containing the particu-
lars of his fabrication of the Shakespeare manuscripts. With
anecdotes and opinions (hitherto unpublished) of many distin-
guished persons. London. Goddard. 1805. (7), 317, (17) pp.
Plate. Autograph facsimiles. ¥**T 57.251

Tronies, Les, d’un joueur de luth. Caprices humoristiques en l’an 18—.
Paris. Lacroix, Verboeckhoven & ce. 1869. (3), 478, (1) pp. **T.96.1
Irving, Washington.

Rip Van Winkle. Illustrated by Frank T. Merrill. Boston. Cassino.
1888. 49 pp. Illus. Portrait. Plates. Autograph facsimile. **T.92.8

Rip Van Winkle and The legend of Sleepy Hollow. Illustrations by
George H. Boughton. London. Macmillan & Co. 1893. xi, 218 pp.
Illus. Plates. Vignettes. **T 87.4

It cannot rain but it pours: or, London strow’d with rarities. An
account of the arrival of a white bear, at the house of Mr.
Ratcliff. London: Printed for J. Roberts. 1726. 10, (1) pp.

A satire. **T 97.101

Jacox, Francis. J

Shakspeare diversions. Series [1,] 2. London. Daldy, Isbister, &

Co. 1875, 1877. 2 v. **T 56.54
Jadis, Henry Fenton.

Shakspeariana: a complete collection of the books and pamphlets
which have been published, relative to the life, or illustrative of
the writings, of Shakespeare: In the possession of H. Jadis. [Lon-
don. 1826.] 37-48 pp. **T 64.5

Cut from A catalogue of some books in the possession of H. Jadis.

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James, Henry, Jr.
Daisy Miller. A comedy in three acts. Boston. Osgood & Co.
1883. 189 pp. ¥**T 37.190
Janin, Jules Gabriel.
Critique dramatique. Paris. Librairie des bibliophiles. 1877. 4 v.

[CEuvres diverses. 6-9.] : **T.47.19
Contents. — 1. La comédie. 2. La tragédie. 3. Le drame. 4. Théatre de genre.
F. Ponsard. 1814-1867. Paris. Librairie des bibliophiles. 1872.
(4), 120 pp. Portrait. **T 58.135
Histoire de la littérature dramatique. Paris. Lévy. 1853-58. 6 v.
**T.47.79

Janson, J. Melville.

Encyclopedia of comedy for professional entertainers, social clubs,
comedians, lodges and all who are in search of humorous litera-
ture. Philadelphia. McKay. [1899.] 501 pp. Portrait. Auto-
graph facsimile. ¥*T 95.114

Jarvis, John William.

The glyptic, or musee phusee glyptic: a scrap book of jottings from
Stratford-on-Avon and elsewhere, with an attempt at description
of Henry Jones’s museum. London. Smith. 1875. 111 pp.
Illus. Portraits. Engraved title-page. Autograph facsimile.
The engraved title-page reads: The musee phusee glyptic. ¥**T 97.161

Jauffret, Eugéne.
Le théatre révolutionnaire (1788-1799). Paris. Furne, Jouvet &
cie, 1869. vii, 431 pp. **T 47.11
Jeannel, C. J. :
La morale de Moliére. Paris. Thorin. 1867. (3), 268 pp. **T.56.109
Jennens, Charles.

The tragedy of King Lear, as lately published, vindicated from the
abuse of the critical reviewers; and the wonderful genius and
abilities of those gentlemen for criticism, set forth by the editor
of King Lear. London, Printed by W. Bowyer and J. Nichols;
and sold by W. Owen. 1772. (1), 42 pp. **T 76.62

Jephson, John Mounteney.

Shakespere: his birthplace, home, and grave. A pilgrimage to
Stratford-on-Avon in 1863. London. Reeve & Co. 1864. ix,
(1), 203 pp. Portraits. Plates. **T 56.100

Jerrold, Blanchard. See Jerrold, William Blanchard.
Jerrold, Douglas William.

Black-eyed Susan; or “All in the Downs.” A nautical and domestic
drama—in two acts. With costumes, and stage business, as
marked by J. B. Wright. Boston. Spencer. [185-?] 28 pp.
Diagrams. [Spencer’s Boston theatre. No. 7.] **T 37.51

John Overy, the miser of the Southwark Ferry: a drama, in three
acts. Printed from the acted copy, with remarks, costume and
stage business. London. Richardson. [1828?] 42 pp. Plate.

#*T 99.8

The rent-day. A domestic drama. In three acts. With the stage
‘business, costumes, &c. As performed by James Wallack at
Drury Lane. New York. French. [185-?] 48 pp. [French’s
Standard drama. No. 28.] ¥**T 37.20

Jerrold, William Blanchard.

The life and remains of Douglas Jerrold. Boston. Ticknor & Fields.

1859. xvi, 450 pp. Portrait. : ¥**T 57.239

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Johnson, Ben, pseud.

Ben Johnson’s Last legacy to the sons of wit, mirth, and jollytry
Added, A drunken oration, as it was performed by Mr. Shuter, in
the character of Hipsley’s drunken man. 2d edition. London:
Printed for Edward Robinson, and sold by A. and C. Corbett.
1756. (1), 46 pp. **T 96.220

Johnson, H. T

Pickings from the pantomimes. Pictures. With reading by H. T.

Johnson. [London.] “Judy” office. 1882. 20 pp. Illus. Plates.
**T.95.95
Johnson, Thomas, alleged author.

The tryal of Colley Cibber, comedian, &c. for writing a book intitled
An apology for his life, &c. With an indictment against Alexander
Pope for not exerting his talents at this juncture: and the arraign-
ment of George Cheyne for the heresies, uttered in his last book
on regimen. London: Printed for the author; and sold by W.
Lewis. 1740. viii, 40 pp. **T 97.51
The prefatory letter is signed T. Johnson. Cushing considers this to be Thomas
Johnson, but with a query.

Joliet, Charles.

Moliére. Stances dites 4 la Comédie-francaise par Mesdames Sarah-
Bernhardt et Lloyd le 15 janvier 1879, 4 occasion du 257¢ anni-
versaire de la naissance de Moliére. Paris. Ollendorff. 1879.
8 pp. ¥*T 97.126

Jones, George, the Count Johannes.

The first annual jubilee oration upon the life, character, and genius
of Shakspeare. Delivered at Stratford-upon-Avon, April 23rd,
1836. Before the Royal Shakspearian Club. 3d edition. London.
Churton. 1836. 52 pp. #*'T 57.422

Tecumseh and the prophet of the West, an historical Israel-Indian
tragedy, in five acts. With historical notes; original letters, &c.
ad edition. The life and history of General Harrison. With
original letters, &c. 2d edition. And the first oration upon the
life, character, and genius of Shakspeare. 5th edition. London.
Longman, Brown, Green, & Longmans. [1844.] (22), 242 pp.

¥*T 96.82
Jones, Henry Arthur.

“Much plainér words to an ‘Englishman.’” To the editor of the Daily

Mail. [London. Chiswick Press. 10914.] 6, (1) pp. **T 46.59
Jones, Jacob.

The stepmother: a tragedy. In five acts. London. Hurst, Chance

& Co. 1829. (4), 54 pp. **T36.95
Jones, John.

Hints to servants: being a poetical and modernised version of Dean
Swift’s celebrated “Directions to servants”; in which something
is added to the original text, but those passages are omitted which
cannot with propriety be read aloud in a kitchen. By An upper
servant [pseud.]. Illustrated by Kenny Meadows. London.
Wilson. 1843. 76 pp. Illus. Plates. **T 98.47

Jones, Joseph Stevens.
Eugene Aram — a serious drama —#in 3 acts. Manuscript. [Bos-
ton. 184-?] (106) pp. **T 32.2
Jones, Richard.
The green man: a comedy, in three acts. From the French of
' D’Aubigny et Poujol. London. Fearman. 1818. (6), 78 pp. .
. **T 36.94
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Jones, Stephen.

Hypercriticism exposed: in a letter addressed to the readers of “The
Quarterly Review,” respecting an article in the x1vth number
of that publication, professing to be an examen of Stephen Jones’s
edition of the “Biographia dramatica.” By a friend to candour
and truth. London. Murray. 1812. 43, (1) pp. ¥**®T 96.154

Jonson, Ben.

Every man in his humour. A comedy; (altered from Ben Jonson,)
by David Garrick. [London. 1826.] 20pp. [The London stage. 3.]
There is no title-page. ¥**T 96.288

Jordan, Carl Friedrich.

Die moderne Bithne und die Sittlichkeit. 2. Auflage. Berlin.

Rehtwisch & Seeler. 1891. 63 pp. ¥**T 75.27
Jordan’s Elixir of life, and cure for the spleen; or, a collection of all the
songs sung by Mrs. Jordan, since her first appearance in London.
With many other favourite songs, sung by her. Prefixed, authentic
memoirs of Mrs. Jordan. London. [1789.] 68 pp. **T 96.10
Joueuse, Une, pseud.

Les joueuses — Paris, Bade, Ems, Hombourg et Monaco. Dessins
par Morin. Paris. Le Chevalier. 1868. 121, (1) pp. Plates.
[Physionomies parisiennes. ] #*T 99.36

Jouin, Ernest.

La Nativité. Pastorale en trois parties. Texte appuyé de com-
mentaires tirés de l’Evangile, de l’histoire et de la légende. Paris.
Guillonneau. 1893. (8), 104 pp. Plates. ¥*T 36.5

Jubilee masquerade balls, at Ranelagh Gardens, a bad return for the
merciful deliverance from the late earthquakes. London: Printed
for W. Owen. 1750. 22 pp. **T 96.46
Jubinal, Achille. See Jubinal, Michel Louis Achille.

Jubinal, Michel Louis Achille, editor.
Mystéres inédits du quinziéme siécle. Paris. Téchener. 1837. 2 v.

Facsimiles. ¥*T 36.14
Contents. — 1, Introduction. — Le mystére de Saint Etienne. — La conversion
de Saint Paul. — La conversion de Saint Denis, — La conversion de Saint
Pierre et Saint Paul. — Le martyre de Saint Denis et de ses compagnons. —
Les miracles de Sainte Geneviéve. — La vie de Saint Fiacre. 2. La nativité de
Jhésucrist. — Le geu des trois rois. — La passion de notre Seigneur. — La
résurrection de notre Seigneur.

Jusserand, Jean Adrien Antoine Jules.
The English novel in the time of Shakespeare. Translated from the
French by Elizabeth Lee. Revised and enlarged by the author.
New impression. London. Unwin. 1899. (4), 433, (1) pp. Itlus.
Portraits. Plates. ¥*T 97.192
Le thédtre en Angleterre depuis la Conquéte jusqu’ aux prédéces-
seurs immédiats de Shakespeare. Paris. Hachette & cie. 1878.
(7), 322, (I) pp. **T.46.51
Jusserand, Jules. See Jusserand, Jean Adrien Antoine Jules.
Jussieu, Alexis de.

Comment on fait des révolutions. Paris. 1827. 38 pp. **T..97.9
A protest against the censorship of the press in France.

Justice, pseud.

A few plain facts concerning the plagiarisms by Edmond Rostand
in the play Cyrano de Bergerac, with a reference to the plagiar-
isms in L’Aiglon and Chantecler from the original drama of the
Merchant prince of Cornville by Captain Samuel Eberly Gross of

- America. [Chicago? Rand, McNally & Co.?] 1910. xxxv pp.
‘ **T 47.112
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Kafka, Johann. K

Catalogue d’une précieuse collection de musique, manuscrits origi-
naux et lettres autographes, etc. des plus grands compositeurs
du xviire et du xrxe siécle. Provenant du cabinet de Johann
Kafka. Paris. Charavay. 1881. 24 pp. ¥*T 65.17

Keese, William Linn.

John Keese, wit and littérateur. A biographical memoir. New
York. Appleton & Co. 1883. 96 pp. Portrait. Autograph fac-
simile. ¥*T 56.140

Kelly, Hugh.

Works. Prefixed, the life of the author. London: Printed for the
author’s widow, and sold by T. Cadell. 1778. xix, 492 pp. Por-
trait. FET 34.4

Kemble, Frances Anne.

Far away and long ago. [Novel.] London. Bentley. 1889. (5),
314 pp. ¥**T 87.46

Further records. 1848-1883. A series of letters forming a sequel
to Record of a girlhood and Records of later life. London.

Bentley. 1890. 2 v. Portraits. **T 57,179
Records of later life. New York. Holt & Co. 1882. (2), 676 pp.
**T 56.282

Kemble, John Philip.
Fugitive pieces. York: Printed by W. Blanchard and Co. for the
author, and sold by Fielding and Walker, London. 1780.  iii-vii,
44 pp. **T 97.124
Macbeth, and King Richard the Third: an essay, in answer to
Remarks on some of the characters of Shakspeare. London.
Murray. 1817. ix, (1), 171, (1) pp. **T 97.54
Kenealy, Edward Vaughan Hyde.
A new pantomime. [A poem.] New edition. London. Reeves &
Turner, 1865. (8), 570 pp. **T 37.186
Kenilworth. A melo-drama. With prefatory remarks, the stage busi-
ness, and stage directions by W. Oxberry. London. Simpkin &
Marshall. 1824. iv, (2), 61 pp. Portrait. [The new English
drama.] #*T 36.63
A dramatization of Scott’s novel of the same title. Another copy is on shelf-
number No. 2in **T.37.1.19.
Kenney, James.
Ella Rosenberg, a grand melo drama, in two acts. Written by Mr.
Kenny [sic]. London. Scales. [1807?] 26 pp. Colored plate.
The story of the play only. ¥**T 97.206
Kenney, James, and Alfred Bunn.
A good-looking fellow: a farce, in one act. London. Miller. 1834.
3-37 pp. **T 36.66
Kergaradec, Jean Alexandre Le Jumeau, Vicomte de.
Notice sur le professeur Laennec. [Paris?] 1826. 26 pp. **T.97.16
Key, A, to the drama; or, memoirs, intrigues, and atchievements of
personages, who have been chosen by the most celebrated poets,
as the fittest characters for theatrical representations. [Vol. 1.]
Containing the life, character, and secret history of Macbeth. By
a gentleman, no professed author, but a lover of history, and of
the theatre. London: Printed for the author, by J. Browne. 1768.
(6), iii, 237 pp. **T.57.85
No more was published.
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Kilts and philibegs!! The northern excursion of Geordie, Emperor of
Gotham: and Sir Willie Curthis, the court buffoon, &c. A
burlesque gallimanfry. London. Fairburn. [1822?] 3-37 pp.

**T 36.46
A satire on George IV’s visit to Scotland in 1822, accompanied by Sir William
Curtis.

Kind, Johann Friedrich.

Der Freischiitz: a romantic opera, in three acts. 4th edition. [Trans-
lated] By George Soane. London. Simpkin & Marshall.. 1825.
48 pp. **T 96.206
Libretto only, in English.

King, Thomas.

Tom King’s New book of oddities, or a precious droll selection of
devilish comical things, and humourous odd orations. 2d edition.
London: Printed for R. Rusted. [18—?] 40 pp. Plate. **T.96.222

Kingston, William Beatty-, and others.

Homes of the passing show. Sketches written by Beatty Kingston,
Robert Hichens and others. Illustrations by J. McNeill Whistler,
Joseph Pennell, Dudley Hardy, and others. London. The Savoy
Press. 1900. 104 pp. Illus. Plates. ¥**T 96.138
Many of the illustrations and plates are colored. Published as an advertise-
ment of Claridge’s Hotel and the Savoy, London.

Kinnear, Benjamin Gott.

Cruces Shakespeariane. Difficult passages in the works of Shake-
speare. The text of the folios and quartos collated with the lec-
tions of recent editions and the old commentators. With original
emendations and notes. London. Bell. 1883. (7), 507 pp.

**T.57.149

Klaar, Alfred.

Das moderne Drama, dargestellt in seinen Richtungen und Haupt-
vertretern. Abteilung 1-3. Leipzig. Freytag. 1883, 84. 3 v.
Portraits. Autograph facsimiles. **T 47.75
Contents. — 1. Geschichte des modernen Dramas in Umrissen. 2. Deutsche
Bithnendichter der Gegenwart. 3. Fremde Dramatiker auf der deutschen Biihne.

Klinger, Friedrich Maximilian von.

Faustus: his life, death, and descent into hell. [Anon.] Translated
from the German. London. Simpkin & Marshall. 1825. xii, 251 pp.
Colored plate. **T 98.40
Translated by George Borrow.

Knight, George.

Sapphira of the Stage: how Sebastian Goss, being dumb, yet made
love to her, and what befell. London. Jarrold. 1896. 148, (1) pp.
[The daffodil library.] **T 87.82

Knights, Mark.

Shakespeare’s ‘Hamlet’ interpreted: an exegesis of the first edition
of the tragedy of 1603, and of actus primus (the prologue) of the
first folio edition of 1623. London. Jarrold. [1893.] xii, 136 pp.

¥*T 57.258

Knortz, Carl.

An American Shakespeare-bibliography. Boston. Schoenhof &
Moeller. [1876.] (2), 16 pp. **T 97.242

Knowles, James Sheridan.

Dramatic works. London. Routledge & Co. 1856. 2 v. Portrait. **T.37.5
Contents. — 1, Caius Gracchus. — Virginius. — William Tell.—Alfred the Great.
— The hunchback. — The wife. — The beggar of Bethnal Green.—The daughter.
2. The love-chase. — Woman’s wit. — The maid of Mariendorpt. — Love. —
John of Procida. — Old maids. — The Rose of Aragon. — The secretary.

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Knowles, James Sheridan. (Continued.)

The hunchback. A play, in five acts. 5th edition. London. Moxon.
1832. viii, (1), 118 pp. ¥**T 36.89

Same. With the author’s latest corrections, stage business, costumes,
&c. The only unmutilated edition. New York. French. [185—-?]
v, (1), 9-82 pp. [French’s Standard drama. No. 15.] **T.37.78

The love-chase. A comedy in five acts. With the stage business,
costumes, &c. New-York. Taylor & Co. [184-?] 67 pp.
[Modern standard drama. No. 22.] **T97.314

Virginius. A tragedy in five acts. With the stage business,
costumes, &c. New-York. Taylor & Co. [184-?] 72 pp.
[Modern standard drama. No. 25.] **T 37.79

The wife:.a tale of Mantua. A play, in five acts. With the stage
directions, marked and corrected by J. B. Addis, prompter. New
York. French. [185-?] 68 pp. [French’s Standard drama. No. 5.]

¥*T 37.80

William Tell. A play in three acts. As acted by Mr. Forrest. With
the stage business, costumes, &c. New York. French. [185-?]
50 pp. [French’s Standard drama. No. 39.] ¥*T 37.81

Knox, Vicesimus. :

A narrative of transactions relative to a sermon, preached in the
Parish Church of Brighton, August 18, 1793: with short extracts
from the sermon, and occasional remarks, London: Printed for
C. Dilly. 1793. xlii, 132 pp. **T 96.42

Konewka, Paul. :

Illustrations to Goethe’s Faust. The English text from Bayard

Taylor’s translation. Boston. Roberts. 1883. (3) pp. 12 plates.
¥ET 55.23
Kotzebue, August Friedrich Ferdinand von.

Pizarro: a play in five acts. Altered from Kotzebue by R. B. Sheridan.
With the stage business, costumes, &c. New York. French.
[185-7] v, (1), 9-59 pp. [French’s Standard drama. No. 21.]

: ¥#*T 37.104

The stranger. A play in five acts. With stage directions, and
costumes, marked and corrected by J. B. Addis, prompter. New-
York. French. [185-?] 59 pp. [French’s Standard drama.
No. 9.] ¥*T 37.21

Lacour, Léopold. L
Gaulois et Parisiens. Paris. Lévy. 1883. (5), 325, (1) pp. [Biblio-

théque contemporaine.] **T 47.20
Contents. — Le théatre et la vérité. — Le théatre de M. Labiche. — Meilhac et
Halévy. — Le théatre de M. Gondinet.

Trois théatres. Paris. Lévy. 1880. (3), iv, 306, (1) pp. **T.47.78
Contents. — Le théatre de M. Augier. — Le théatre de M. Alexandre Dumas fils.
— Le théatre de M. Sardou.

Lacretelle, Jean Charles Dominique de.

loge de Florian, prononcé a la séance publique de I’Institut du 10
septembre 1812. Paris. Didot. 1812. 32 pp. **T 96.278

Lacroix, Albert Jean Baptiste Marie.
Histoire de l'influence de Shakspeare sur le théatre francais jusqu’a
nos jours. Bruxelles. Lesigne. 1856. (3), xxvi, 359 pp. **T.44.2

Lacroix, Louis Paul Benoit Philippe.
Iconographie moliéresque. 2¢ édition, augmentée. Paris. Fon-
taine. 1876. (3), xliii, 392 pp. Portrait. **T 56.102

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Lafoscade, Léon. .
Le théatre d’Alfred de Musset. Paris. Hachette & cl&. 1901. vill,
428 pp. ¥#*T 57.230

Laglaize, Jean Baptiste.
Pantins et marionnettes. Paris. Marpon & Flammarion. [1884.]
(3), 326, (1) pp. Illus. **T 97.266

Contents. — La comédie du théatre. Une agence théatrale. — La comédie de
la guerre. Une farce sinistre. — La comédie de société. Les cabotins du high
life. — Rogatons: La curée celeste; Monsieur Vantour; Une innovation; Sacri-
lége et cannibalisme; Un fabricant d’ancétres; Un scandale; Nouvelle décou-
verte médicale; Le club des vieux; Une fumisterie; Les brigands de l’Olympe;
Un héros inconnu.

Chiefly short dramatic sketches.

Lahalle, Pierre, and others.

Chronique indiscréte du dix-neuviéme siécle. Esquisses contem-
poraines, extraites de la correspondance du Prince de ***. [Par
Pierre Lahalle, J. B. J. I. P. Regnault-Warin and J. B. B. de
Roquefort.] Paris. 1825. (3), vj, 416 pp. ¥**T 96.197

Principally notes about various Frenchmen.
La Harpe, Jean Francois de.
Moliére a la nouvelle salle, ou, les audiences de Thalie, comédie.
[Anon. Paris. 1782.] (2), 58 pp. ¥**T 56.184
Lake, John.
The House of Morville; or, disinherited son: a drama in five acts.
With a brief sketch of the author’s life, by James Grant Raymond.
2d edition. London. Chapple. 1812. x, 3-120 pp. **T 56.291
Lallement, Guillaume.
Le petit roman d’une grande histoire, ou vingt ans d’une plume.
[Anon.] Paris. Eymery. 1814. 48 pp. **T 96.245
An attack on Napoleon I.
Lally-Tollendal, Trophime Gérard.
Examen des observations publiées 4 Paris, le 4 mars [i.e. avril] 1815,
sur la Déclaration du Congrés de Vienne, du 13 mars. [Anon.]

Paris. 1815. (1), 38 pp. ¥*T 97.8
The half-title is used. The title-page reads: Extrait du Journal universe] de
Gand... .

Lamartine, Alphonse Marie Louis de Prat de.

Discours prononcé 4 la Chambre des députés, le 27 janvier 1843. 2¢
édition, revue. Paris. Pagnerre. 1843. 32 pp. ¥*T 99.51
Relates to French politics.

Lancaster, Henry Carrington.

Pierre Du Ryer, dramatist. Washington, D. C. 1912. v, (1), 182 pp.
Plate. [Carnegie Institution of Washington. Publications. No.
171.] **T 54.32

Lancaster, Nathaniel.

The pretty gentleman: or, softness of manners vindicated from the
false ridicule exhibited under the character of William Fribble,
Esq; [Anon.]. London: Printed for M. Cooper. 1747. 36 pp.

**T 57.28

A pretended reply to Garrick’s Miss in her teens, but in reality a satire on the
softness of manners which Garrick was ridiculing. The preface is signed,
Philautus.

Lancival, J. Ch. J. Luce de. See Luce de Lancival, Jean Charles
Julien. : .
Lang, Andrew.

James VI and the Gowrie mystery. London. Longmans, Green, &
Co. 1902. xiv, 280 pp. Portraits. Plates. Plans. Manuscript
facsimiles. **T 95.29

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Lang, Andrew. (Continued.)

The valet’s tragedy and other studies. London. Longmans, Green,
& Co. 1903. x, (3), 366 pp. Portrait. Plate. Plan. **T 95.30
Contents. — The valet’s tragedy. — The valet’s master. — The mystery of Sir
Edmund Berry Godfrey. — The false Jeanne d’Arc. — Junius and Lord Lyttel-
ton’s ghost. — The mystery of Amy Robsart. — The voices of Jeanne d’Arc. —
The mystery of James de la Cloche. — The truth about ‘Fisher’s Ghost.’ — The
mystery of Lord Bateman. — The queen’s Marie. — The Shakespeare-Bacon

imbroglio.
Lanson, Achille Alexandre Gustave Marie.
Nivelle de La Chausséeet la comédie larmoyante. Paris. Hachette
-& cie. 1887. (3), 205, (1) pp. ¥*T 55.119
Lanson, G. See Lanson, Achille Alexandre Gustave Marie.
Lapommeraye, Henri de. See Lapommeraye, Pierre Henri Victor Ber-
dalle de.
Lapommeraye, Pierre Henri Victor Berdalle de.
Les amours de Moliére. Paris. Librairie des bibliophiles. 1873. 46,

(1) pp. **T.98.49
-Moliére et Bossuet. Réponse a M. Louis Veuillot. 2¢ édition. Paris.
Ollendorff. 1877. 173, (1) pp. **T 57.22

Last sweet thing, Ye, in corners: being ye faithful drama of ye artists’
vendetta. Philadelphia. Duncan & Hall. [1880.] 66 pp.
**T 95.33
La Thuillerie, Jean Francois Juvenon, Sieur de. See La Tuillerie, Jean
Francois Juvenon, Sieur de.
Latimer, Mary Elizabeth Wormeley.

Familiar talks on some of Shakspeare’s comedies. Boston. Roberts.
1886. viii, (1), 445 pp. kT 57.306
Contents. — The winter’s tale. — The tempest. — Midsummer night’s dream: —
Taming of the shrew. — Much ado about nothing. — As you like it. — Twelfth
night. — The merchant of Venice. — Cymbeline.

Latouche, Henri de, pseud. See Thabaud, Hyacinthe Joseph Alexandre.
Latter, Mary.

A miscellaneous poetical essay; in three parts. Part 1: Authors con-
sidered: Pope, Swift, Milton, Dryden, Butler, &c. Part 11: Con-
tent, a vision. Part 111: The vision continued; Contemplation.
London. Printed for W. Sandby. 1761. (8), ii, 56 pp.

**T'.97.347
La Tuillerie, Jean Francois Juvenon, Sieur de.
Théatre de La Thuillerie. Nouvelle édition, revue. A Amsterdam.

Chez Pierre Marteau. 1745. (3), 281 pp. **T 38.13
Contents, — Crispin précepteur, comédie. — Soliman, tragédie. — Hercule,
tragédie. — Crispin belesprit, comédie.

Laville, Pierre de, Sieur de Dombasle. ;
Discours sommaire de ce qui est arrivé en Moscovie depuis le régne
de Juan Vassilyvich Empereur, jusques 4 Vassily Juavouits
Sousky, 1611. Suivi d’une lettre du Tzar Michel au Sultan
Achmet; 1613. Paris. Franck. 1859. x, 50 pp.
; No. 2 in **T.98.130
Lavoix, Henri.
Les traducteurs de Shakespeare en musique. Paris. Liepmannssohn
& Dufour. 1869. 32 pp. **T 95.87
Laya, Jean Louis.
’ Epitre 4 un jeune cultivateur nouvellement élu député. Les derniers
momens de la présidente de Tourvel, héroide. A Paris, chez

Louis. An vir [1798/99]. 24 pp. **T 97.449
Another copy is on shelf-number **T.97.146.
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Laya, Jean Louis. (Continued.)
Eusébe, héroide. Paris. Imprimerie de 1’Institution des sourds-
muets. 1807. 23 pp. ¥**T 96.243
Same. Nouvelle édition. 1808. **T 96.251
Lazerges, Jean Raimond Hippolyte.
Beaux-arts. Questions du jour: Des associations artistiques. Paris.

Leclere. 1868. (3), vii, 31 pp. : **T 98.20
Lea’s British drama and theatrical portrait gallery. Vol. 1, 2. London.
Lea. [1859?] 2 v. in 1. Portraits. ¥*T 37.135

Contents. — 1. The stranger. By A. von KotzeBue. — Guy Mannering. Adapted
from Sir Walter Scott. — Venice preserved. By Thomas Otway. — John Bull.
By George Colman, the Younger. — The wheel of fortune. By Richard Cumber-
land. — A new way to pay old debts. By Philip Massinger. — Speed the plough.
By Thomas Morton. —- Fortune’s frolic. By J. T. Allingham. — The miller and
his men. By I. Pocock. -— The iron chest. By George Colman, the Younger.
— The hypocrite. By Isaac Bickerstaff. — The rendezvous. By Richard Ayton.
— The jealous wife. By George Colman, the Elder. 2. The slave. By Thomas
Morton. — The foundling of the forest. By William Dimond. — Isabella. By
Thomas Southern. — The castle spectre. By Matthew Gregory Lewis. — The
Quaker. By Charles Dibdin. — The road to ruin. By Thomas Holcroft. —
Bombastes furioso. By William Barnes Rhodes. — The clandestine marriage.
By George Colman, the Elder, and David Garrick. — George Barnwell. By
George Lillo. — Paul Pry. By John Poole. — The fatal dowry. By Philip
Massinger. — The Duchess of Malfi. Adapted from John Webster.

Le Braz, Anatole.
Le théatre celtique. Paris. Lévy. [1905.] (3), viii, 544 pp.
Bibliographie, pp. 519-528. **T 47.23
Lebrun, Pierre Antoine.
Marie Stuart. Mary Stuart, a tragedy in five acts. The original
French with an English translation, prepared for Raphael Félix,
manager of Mile Rachel’s French company. New-York. Darcie

& Corbyn. 1855. 47 pp. **T 34,12
Ode sur la mort de Lebrun, de l’Académie francaise. [Paris. 1807.]
8 pp. **T 97.138

Lebrun-Tossa, Jean Antoine.
Mes révélations sur M. Etienne, Les deux gendres et Conaxa. Paris.
Dentu. 1812. (1), 35 pp. **T 56.279

Etienne’s Les deux gendres may be found on shelf-number **T.56.271. Conaxa
may be found on shelf-number **T.56.272.

Leclerc, Ludovic. (Ludovic Celler.)

Etudes dramatiques. Paris. Liepmannssohn & Dufour [& Baur].
1870-75. 3 Vv. **T 47.57
Contents. — 1. Les types populaires au théatre. z. Les valets au théatre. 3.
La galanterie au théatre.

Lee, Sir Sidney.

A life of William Shakespeare. 3d edition. London. Smith, Elder, & Co.
1898. xxiii, (1), 479 pp. Portraits. Autograph facsimiles. **T.56.317

Stratford-on-Avon from the earliest times to the death of William
Shakespeare. With illustrations by Edward Hull. New edition.
London. Seeley & Co., Ltd. 1909. viii, 304 pp. Illus. Plates.
Maps. **T 57.445

Lefanu, Alicia.

Memoirs of the life and writings of Mrs. Frances Sheridan. By her
grand-daughter. London. Whittaker. 1824. xi, 435, (1) pp.
Portrait. **T 56.85

Lefranc, F., pseud. See Lhomme, Marie Francois.
Leighton, William.

‘The subjection of Hamlet: an essay toward an explanation of the

motives of thought and action of Shakespeare’s Prince of Den-

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Leighton, William. (Continued.)
mark. With an introduction by Joseph Crosby. Philadelphia.
Lippincott & Co. 1882. 74 pp. **T 56.91
Le Jumeau de Kergaradec, Jean Alexandre, Vicomte. See Kergaradec,
Jean Alexandre Le Jumeau, Vicomte de.
Lemaitre, Jules Elie Francois.
Impressions du théatre. Série 1-10. Paris. Lecéne & Oudin [etc.].

1888-1898. 10 v. [Nouvelle bibliothéque littéraire.] **T 47.18
Série 6 and 7 are of the 2d, série 4 and 5 of the 3d, série 10 of the 4th, série 2,
of the sth, and série 1 of the 9th edition.

Lemercier, Louis Jean Népomucéne.
Discours de la nature sur l’équilibre universel, et autres fragmens.

[Vers.] Paris. Brasseur. 1806. 24 pp. ¥#*T 97.142
Contents. — Discours de la nature sur l’équilibre universel. — L’esprit de Saint-
Jérome, fragment. — L’esprit de Rabelais, fragment.

La fourmi et la mort, fragment [et autres poémes. Paris. 18—?]. 12 pp.
There is no title-page. ¥**T 97.150
Contents. — La fourmi et la mort. — Un Jéronimite et Charles-Quint dans le
monastére de Saint-Just, fragment. — Le philosophe et le courtisan, fragment.

— Réponse d’un Grec. — Epitaphe de Mirabeau.

Fragments de poémes inédits. [Paris? 18—?] 16 pp. **T 96.253

Traduction des Vers’ dorés de Pythagore, et de deux idylles de
Théocrite; suivie d’un dialogue entre Démocrite et Hippocrate,
et d’un discours sur la métempsycose. Paris. Barba. An xiv. —
1806. 31 pp. ¥*T 96.249

Lemercier de Neuville, Louis.

Nouveau théatre des pupazzi. Texte et dessins naifs par L. Le-
mercier de Neuville. 2¢ édition. Paris. Hilaire. 1882. ix, 306,
(1) pp. Plates. 4kT 37.185

Théatre des pupazzi. Lyon. Scheuring. 1876. (3), xxvij, (1), 411,
(3) pp. **T 36.13

Lemon, Mark, adapter.

Sir John Falstaff, in selected scenes from Shakspeare’s Henry the
Fourth. Parts 1 and 11z. Readings in costume, by Mark Lemon.
London. Bradbury, Evans, & Co. 1869. iv, (28) pp. **T 97.78

Lemonnier, Antoine Louis Camille.
Derriére le rideau. Paris. Pont. 1875. (3), 316, (3) pp. **T.87.69

“Contents—Ma femme et moii—wNi chair ni poisson—Les maris de Mademoiselle
Nounouche. — La tache noire. — Feu Follet. — La sonnette.

Lemonnier, Camille. See Lemonnier, Antoine Louis Camille.
Lenient, Charles Félix.
La comédie en France au xvuire siécle. Paris. Hachette & cie. 1888.
2V. **T 47.58
Lennard, Dacre Barrett.
Tales from Moliére’s plays. London. Chapman & Hall. 1859.
462 pp. _ T5749
Lepage, Auguste. See Lepage, Nicolas Auguste.
Lepage, Nicolas Auguste.
Les cafés artistiques et littéraires de Paris. Paris. Boursin. 1882.
(3), 317 pp. *#T 97,251
Le Paulmier, Dr. ——.
Vorviétan. Histoire d’une famille de charlatans du Pont-Neuf au
xvure et xviire siécles. Paris. Librairie illustrée. [1893.1 (3),
iv, 251 pp. Plates. **T 97.52
Leroy, Aimé Nicolas.
Moliére et les deux Thalies. Dialogue en vers. Paris. Pillet. 1816.
16 pp. **T 56.186

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Leroy, Louis. a

Artistes et rapins. Dessins par Cook. Paris. Le Chevalier. 1868.

127, (1) pp. Plates. [Physionomies parisiennes.] **T 99.41
Leroy, Onésime. See Leroy, Pierre Joseph Jean Baptiste Onésime.
Leroy, Pierre Joseph Jean Baptiste Onésime.

Etudes morales et littéraires sur la personne et les écrits de J.-F.

Ducis. Paris. Dufey & Vézard. 1832. (7), 412 pp. **T.56.270
Lessing, Gotthold Ephraim.

Emilia Galotti: a tragedy, in five acts. Translated from the German
by Fanny Holcroft. Philadelphia. Bradford & Inskeep. 1810.
18 pp. No. 4 in **T.26.34.2

Lestrade, Louis Francois.

De la liberté religieuse en France, a l’occasion des funérailles de
Talma, et sous le rapport des conséquences politiques de cet
événement. Paris. Pillet. 1826. xvj, 48 pp. **T 57.33

L’Estrange, Joseph, pseud. See Mérimée, Prosper.
Lesueur, Jean Francois.

Lettre en réponse a Guillard, sur l’opéra de La mort d’Adam, dont
le tour de mise arrive pour la troisiéme fois au Théatre des arts;
et sur plusieurs points d’utilité relatifs aux arts et aux lettres.
Paris, Baudouin. An x. [1801/02.] (3), 24, III pp. **T 97.180

Letter, A, to Mr. F--te [Foote]. Occasioned by the Christian and
critical remarks on his interlude, called The minor. Added, an
appendix, relative to a serious address to the Methodists them-
selves. London: Printed for T. Pote. 1760. (4), 28 pp.

#*T 96.43
Letter, A, to the Hon. author of the new farce, called The rout [John
Hill] ... Subjoined, an epistle to Mr..G——k, upon that, and

other theatrical subjects. With an appendix; containing some
remarks upon the new-revived play of Antony and Cleopatra.
London, Printed for M. Thrush. 1759. (3), 30 pp. ¥*T 97.121
Lettre d’Alexis Piron a M. Etienne; ou examen critique de la comédie
de Conaxa, revue, corrigée, augmentée, et mise au théatre par M.
Etienne. Paris. Nouzou. 1812. 31 pp. **T 56.275
Probably not written by Piron. :
Lettre d’un sot ignorant, sur la tragédie de Catilina [de Crébillon]. A
Bruxelles. 1748. 48 pp. *8T 58.77
Lettres critiques 4 un membre de |’Athénée de Lyon sur les cinq satires
de Joseph Despaze. Paris. Brasseur. An x.— 1801. (1), v,
5-56 pp. **T..57.293
Lewes, Charles Lee.
Comic sketches; or, the comedian his own manager. London.
Symonds. 1804. xxxv, 194 pp. Portrait. : **T 98.74
Lewis, Angelo John. (Professor Hoffmann.)
Modern magic. A practical treatise on the art of conjuring. Ameri-
can edition. London. Routledge. [189-?] xvii, 563, (1) pp.
Illus. Plate. Plan. Diagrams. #*T 97.24
Lewis, Matthew Gregory.
Alfonso, King of Castile: a tragedy in five acts. Philadelphia. Brad-
ford & Inskeep. 1810. 22 pp. No. 6 in **T.26.34.1
Venoni, or, the novice of St. Mark’s: a drama, in three acts. Phila-
delphia. Bradford & Inskeep. [1810.] 16 pp.
No. 4 in **T.26.34.1

An adaptation of Boutet de Monvel’s Les victimes cloitrées.

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Leyland, John.
The Shakespeare country illustrated. London. Country Life. [1903.]
(7), 129, (3) pp. Illus. Portraits. Plates. Colored map. Manu-

script facsimiles. [The “Country Life” library.] **T 54.3
Appended is The English homeland of George Washington and Benjamin
Franklin. :

Lheureux, Paul.
Pantomimes. Musique de Em. Schvarty. Illustrations de D’Allery,
Decoprez. Paris. Ferreyrol. 1891. 271, (2) pp. Illus. Plates.

Music. Manuscript facsimile. **®T 37,131
Contents. — La veuve Pierrot. — Une piqire. — Trois heures du matin. —
Taylor pour messieurs. — Piéces de musique. — Déjeuner bouffe. -— Sans
douleur. — La corde de pendu. — Le testament. — Crime et chatiment.

Lhomme, Marie Francois. (F. Lefranc.)

Etudes sur le théatre contemporain. Paris. Dupret. 1887. (5s),
245, (1) pp. **T.47.9
Relates to French drama.

Liéby, Adolphe.

Corneille. Etudes sur le théatre classique. Paris. Lecéne, Oudin &

cie, 1892. ix, (2), 440 pp. ¥*T 57.237
Lintilhac, Eugéne Francois. :

Beaumarchais et ses ceuvres. Précis de sa vie et histoire de son
esprit d’aprés des documents inédits. Paris. Hachette & cie.
1887. (3), v, 447 pp. Portrait. Manuscript facsimile. **T.56.32

Conférences dramatiques (Odéon, 1888-1898). Avec des observa-
tions techniques sur l’art de la parole. Paris. Ollendorff. 1808.
xii, 402 pp. *#*T.47.59

Lion, Henri. ;

Les tragédies et les théories dramatiques de Voltaire. Paris.

Hachette & cie. 1895. xi, 476, (1) pp. ¥**T 56.56"
Liston’s Drolleries; a choice collection of tit bits, laughable scraps,
comic songs, tales, and recitations. Collection 3. London. Dun-
combe. [182-?] 47-70 pp. Colored portrait. ¥**T 97.105
Littledale, Harold.

The two noble kinsmen. By William Shakspere and John Fletcher.
Edited from the quarto of 1634 by Harold Littledale. Part 2.
General introduction and list of words. London. The New

Shakspere Society. 1881. 82, 145-150 pp. ¥**T 56.159
Proof. — To be read at the 66th meeting of the New Shakspere Society, January
21, 1881.

Litzmann, Berthold.

Das deutsche Drama in den litterarischen Bewegungen der Gegen-
wart. Vorlesungen, gehalten an der Universitat Bonn. 4. Auf-
lage. Hamburg. Voss. 1807. xii, 240 pp. TT A5.5

Lockman, John.

Rosalinda, a musical drama. As it is performed at Hickford’s Great
Room, in Brewer’s Street. By Mr. Lockman. Set to music by
Mr. John Christopher Smith. London: Printed by W. Strahan
for the author; and sold by C. Corbett. 1740. 19 pp. **T.35.24
Words only.

London drolleries; or, comedian’s pocket book. Songs, tales, anecdotes,
epigrams, riddles, epitaphs, &c. Collection 4. London. Lowndes.
[18—?] 59-82 pp. Colored portrait. **T 97.281

All in verse,

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London oddities; or, the theatrical cabinet; being neat tit bits for the
lovers of humour and eccentricity, and a glorious collection of
songs, recitations, duets, glees, and comic stories. [I unnumbered
no.] London. Hodgson & Co. [1823.] 24 pp. Colored plate.

¥*®T 97.202

Lord Dundreary and his brother Sam: the strange story of their ad-
ventures and family history. 5th edition. London. Thomson.
1862. 95 pp. Plates. ¥*T 87.96

Loti, Pierre, pseud. See Viaud, Louis Marie Julien.

Lottery literature. A unique collection of songs, parodies, circulars
and other lottery publications issued in London. 1807-17. Scrap-
book. (22) pp. **T 13.3

Louis xv1., of France.

Lettres patentes du roi, qui permettent 4 M. le Duc de Chartres d’
acenser les terreins et batimens qui sont au pourtour du jardin du
Palais Royal. [Paris. Houry & Debure. 1788.] 6 pp. **T.75.32
There is no title-page. Dated 13 aoft 1784.

Testament de Louis xvi, roi de France et de Navarre. [Paris. 179-?]
7 pp. **T 97.7
There is no title-page.

Lovati, Gaetano. ;

Guida per gli esordienti nell’ arte melodrammatica dell’ artista
Gaetano Lovati. Milano. Lamperti. 1850. 69, (1) pp. **T.97.130

Love and jealousy. A tragedy for the million. London. Spon. 1844.
30 pp. **T 36.103

Lovell, George William.

Look before you leap: or, wooings and weddings. A comedy in five
acts. With the stage business, costumes, &c. New-York. Taylor
& Co. [185-?] 79 pp. [Modern standard drama. No. 34.]

i **T 37.46

Love’s sacrifice: or, the rival merchants. A play. In five acts.
With the stage directions and -costtumes, marked and corrected
by J. B. Addis. ist American edition. New York. French.
[1846?] 3-72 pp. [French’s Standard drama. No. 12.] **T.37.22

Lowell, James Russell.

The old English dramatists. London. Macmillan & Co. 1892. (5),
132 pp. Portrait. *8T 47.52

Contents. — Introductory. — Marlowe. — Webster. — Chapman. — Beaumont
and Fletcher. — Massinger and Ford.

Lucas, Hippolyte Julien Joseph.
Le foyer du Théatre-francais. Moliére—Dancourt. 1. Paris. Barba.
[1840.] (1), I10 pp. ¥*T 56.172
Luce de Lancival, Jean Charles Julien. (M. L***,)
Folliculus, poéme en quatre chants. Paris. Laurent. 1812. (3),

51 pp. **T 96.276

Ode a son excellence Monsieur R.-J. Schimmelpenninck. Paris.

Lenormant. An xi1.— 1805. 16 pp. ¥**T 97.141
Lyly, John.

The dramatic works of John Lilly (the Euphuist). With notes and
some account of his life and writings by F. W. Fairholt. London.

Smith. 1858. 2 v. [Library of old authors.] ¥*T 37.4
Contents, — 1, John Lilly and his works. — Endimion, — Campaspe. — Sapho
and Phao. — Gallathea. 2. Mydas. — Mother Bombie. — The woman in the
moone. — Love’s metamorphosis.

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M—, Dr., pseud.

A genuine narrative of the sad and deplorable case of the independant
electors of Westminster. Annexed, the last speech, dying words,
and confession of their president, when he and they yielded up
the ghost at Covent-Garden, upon the ist of July last. By Dr.
M [pseud.] who attended them during their mad fit. London:
Printed for W. Owen. 1747. 3-24 pp. **T.97.45

Mabie, Hamilton Wright.

William Shakespeare: poet, dramatist, and man. New York. The
Macmillan Co. 1900. xviii, (1), 421 pp. Illus. Portraits. Plates.
Manuscript facsimiles. **T 55.72

McArdle, J. F.

Robinson Crusoe; a grand Christmas pantomime. December 26,
1876. London. Rimmel. [1876.] 34 pp. ¥#*T 37,222
Words only.

Macauley, Elizabeth Wright.
Mary Stuart. [Poem.] London. Macauley. 1823. xiii, 138 pp.

 

**T’ 96.262

Tales of the drama. Exeter, N. H. Robinson & Towle. 1833. 426
pp. ¥**T 49.1
Contents. — Duke of Milan. — The inconstant. — The good-natured man. —

Introduction:to Shakespeare’s plays. — King John. — The Quaker. — Edward
the Black Prince. — The belle’s stratagem. — Winter’s tale. — George Barnwell.
— The conscious lovers. — King Richard II. — The Grecian daughter. — The
brothers. — Lady Jane Grey. — The merchant of Venice. — Coriolanus. — The
way to keep him.—The gamester.—The hypocrite.—Julius Czsar.—Conclusion.

McClatchie, Thomas Russell Hillier.
Japanese plays (versified). Edited by Ernest S. Mc Clatchie. With
illustrations by Japanese artists. New edition. London. Allen

& Co. 1890. viii, (3), 141, (1) pp. Plates. **T 46.8
Contents. — Hayano Kampei. — The fatal error. — Lady Kokonoyé. — The
haunted mansion, — The enchanted palace. — The fencing master.

M‘Dermot, Martin.

A philosophical inquiry into the source of the pleasures derived
from tragic representations: from which is deduced the secret of
giving dramatic interest to tragedies intended for the stage. Pre-
ceded by a critical examination of the various theories adopted
by the English, French, and German philosophers. London.

Sherwood, Jones, & Co. 1824. viii, 405 pp. **T 46.13
Macdonald, Rev. John.
May I go to the ball? London. Snow. 1855. 39 pp. **T 96.121

In opposition to dancing.
Macé, Jean.
Théatre du Petit-Chateau. Illustrations par Froment. Paris. Hetzel.
& cie. [1879.] (4), 290, (2) pp. [Bibliothéque d’éducation et de

recréation.] ¥ET 35.2
Contents. — Préface. — L’ année nouvelle. — A brebis tondue Dieu mesure le
vent. — Une lettre. — Les ricochets. — La révolte des fleurs. — Les larmes
d’une mére, —— La lecon de géographie. — La composition d’histoire. — Le palais
du temps. — L’utilité de la douleur. — Souvenirs de pension. — Plays for
children.

MacGregor, Robert. ;
Pastimes and players. London. Chatto & Windus. 1881. (9), 203 pp.
[The Mayfair library.] **T.98.59

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Mackay, Charles.
New light on some obscure words and phrases in the works of Shak-
speare and his contemporaries. London. Reeves & Turner. 1884.
68 pp. ¥**T 56.160
Mackaye, James Steele.
Hazel Kirke. A domestic comedy-drama in four acts. New York.
[1880.] 64 pp. **T.37.129
Maclaren, Archibald.
The battle of the dandies; or, the half-way house. A dramatic piece,
with songs, in two acts. London. The Author. 1818. 24 pp.
¥**T 37.158
The debating club; or, the noble revenge. A dramatic piece, with
songs. London. The Author. 1816. 24 pp. ¥**T 37.153
Filial duty; or, the maid of Oban. A dramatic piece, with songs.
London. The Author. 1819. 24 pp. **T 37.160
Good news! Good news! or, the case is altered. A dramatic piece,
with songs. In two acts. Added, Mr. Boney’s reception in Paris.
[Farce.] London. The Author. 1814. 24 pp. **T 37.151
The Highland robbers; or, such things were: a dramatic piece, with
songs. Added, Health to the rich, and work to the poor: an
interlude. London. The Author. 1817. 24 pp. **T 37.154
The Highland wedding; an interlude: being an accurate representa-
tion of the ceremonies used at the contracts, marriages and wed-
dings of the Highlanders. Added, The Highland funeral; a farce.

London. The Author. 1819. 24 pp. ¥*T 37.161
The Isle of Mull; or, the lady on the rock. A dramatic piece, with
songs. London. The Author. 1820. 24 pp. **T 37.162

Mr. Bonny’s wedding. [Drama. London. 1810?] 3-24 pp.
**T 37.150

Oliver Cromwell; or, the Scotch regalia. A dramatic piece, with
songs. In two acts: Added, Imitation tea; or, death in disguise.
An interlude. London. The Author. 1818. 74 pp. **T37.157

The private theatre: or, the Highland funeral. A musical drama.
London. The Author. 1809. 24 pp. ¥**T 37,163

Retaliation; or, an hour and a half in Paris. A musical entertainment,
founded upon facts. In two acts. London. The Author. 1815.
24 pp. ¥*T 37.152

The second sight; or the force of superstition. A dramatic piece,
with songs. In two acts. London. The Author. 1817. 24 pp.

**T.37.155

The siege of Berwick; or, the brothers devoted: a musical drama.
In two acts. London. The Author. 1818. 24 pp. **T 37.156

Wallace the Brave; or, the siege of Perth. A dramatic piece, with
songs, in two acts. London. The Author. 1819. 24 pp.

**T..37.159
McMillan, B., publisher.

The genuine rejected addresses, presented to the committee of
management for Drury-Lane Theatre; preceded by that written
by Lord Byron, and adopted by the committee. [Verse.] Lon-
don: printed and sold by B. McMillan. 1812. ix, 130 pp.

**T.97.
Madan, Martin. we

Christian and critical remarks on a droll, or interlude, called The
minor. In which the blasphemy, falshood, and scurrility of that
piece is properly considered, answered, and exposed. By a

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Madan, Martin. (Continued.)
minister of the Church of Christ. London: Printed for, and sold

by Mr. Keith. 1760. (1), 41 pp. **T 56.134
At the time of publication this work was attributed to George Whitefield. It is
a defense of Methodism.

A letter to David Garrick; occasioned by the intended representation
of The minor at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane. London:

Sold by Mr. Field. 1760. 48 pp. **T 97.122
Signed, Anti-Profanus. Halkett and Laing attribute this work to Abraham
Portal.

A letter to Mr. Foote, occasioned by his letter to the reverend author
of the Christian and critical remarks on The minor, containing.a
refutation of Mr. Foote’s pamphlet, and a full defence of the prin-
ciples and practices of the Methodists. By the author of the
Christian and critical remarks. London: Printed for P. Wicks.
1760. (1), 28 pp. **T 96.44
Another copy is on shelf-number **T.96.87.

Maeterlinck, Maurice.

Aglavaine and Selysette. [Drama in five acts.] Translated by Alfred

Sutro. (Acting version.) London. Allen. 1904. (5), 104 pp.
**T.37.139

Alladine and Palomides, Interior and The death of Tintagiles. Three

little dramas for marionettes. London. Duckworth & Co. 1899.

126 pp. [Modern plays.] **T 36.102
Interior is translated by William Archer; The death of Tintagiles and Alladine
and Palomides, by Alfred Sutro.

Maglione, Benedetto. *
Catalogue de [sa] bibliothéque. Partie 1. Paris. Huard & Guillemin.
1894. xii, 315 pp. **T 65.2
Pp. 136-159 include books on theatrical matters.
Magnier, Maurice.
La danseuse. Lettre-préface de J. Claretie. Illustrations de A.
Guillaumot fils. Paris. Marpon & Flammarion. 1885. (3), iv,
36 pp. : **T 95.100
Verses.
Mahalin, Paul.
Au bal masqué. Paris. Pache. [1868.] (3), 230 pp. Illus.
Sketches of Parisian life as seen at the masqued balls. ¥*'T 97.215
Mangin, Edward.
A letter to Thomas Moore, on the subject of Sheridan’s “School for
scandal.” Bath. Wood. 1826. 24 pp. ; **T 96.316
Mansfield, Richard.
Blown away. A nonsensical narrative without rhyme or reason.
Boston. Page & Co. 1897. 180 pp. Illus. Plates. **T 97.217
Don Juan. A play in four acts. New-York. The Author. 1891.

IQI pp. **T 35.14
Marant, ——.
Tout Paris en vaudevilles. Paris. Barba. An 1x.— 1801. 194 pp.
Plate. **T 98.26
Marguerite; ou, la robe perdue. Drame moral en un-acte. [Guilford.
18—?] 3-46 pp. Music. **T 98.113

Contains English notes.
Marlowe, Christopher.
Marlowe’s Faustus. Goethe’s Faust, from the German by John
Anster. With an introduction by Henry Morley. London, Rout-
ledge. 1883. 315 pp. [Morley’s Universal library.]  **T.37.191

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Marriott, William.
A collection of English miracle-plays or mysteries. Prefixed, an
historical view of this description of plays. Basel. Schweighauser
& Co. 1838. Ixiii, 271 pp. / -**®T 35,16
Marshall, , alleged author.
The German hotel; a comedy. See German hotel, The; a comedy.

Marshall, Francis Albert.

A study of Hamlet. London. Longmans, Green, & Co. 1875. xv,

9-205 pp. **T 56.87
Marshall, Julian.

Catalogue of [his] musical library, which will be sold by auction by
Sotheby, Wilkinson & Hodge, the 29th of July. [London.] 1884.
(2), 76 pp. ¥**T 65.10

Marsollier de Vivetiéres, Benoit Joseph.

Adolphe et Clara, ou les deux prisonniers: comédie en un acte et
en prose, mélée d’arriettes. Paroles de B. J. Marsollier. Musique
du Citoyen d’Aleyrac. A Paris, au bureau général du Mercure de
France, chez Cailleau. An vit [1799]. 80 pp. **T 97.69
Libretto only, in French.

Marston, John.

Works. Reprinted from the original editions. With notes, and

some account of his life and writings, by J. O. Halliwell. London.

 

Smith. 1856. 3 v. [Library of old authors.] **T 37.2
Contents. — 1. Preface. — Antonio and Mellida. — Antonios revenge. — The
wonder of women; or, the tragedie of Sophonisba. — What you will. 2.
Parasitaster; or, the fawne. — The Dutch courtezan. — The malcontent. 3.
Eastward hoe. — The insatiate countesse. — The metamorphosis of Pigmalions
image and certaine satyres. — The scourge of villanie. ’

Marston, John Westland.

The dramatic and poetical works of Westland Marston. Collective
edition. London. Chatto & Windus. ‘1876. 2 v. **T 37.195
Contents. — 1. Strathmore. — Marie de Méranie. — Life for life. — A life’s
ransom, — The patrician’s daughter. — Anne Blake. 2. Donna Diana. — The
favourite of fortune. — Pure gold. — The wife’s portrait. — A hard struggle. —
Borough politics. —- Dramatic scenes and fragments. — Sonnets. — General
poems.

Pure gold: a play, in four acts. Added, the costume and the stage
business. New York. French. [185-?] 48 pp. [French’s
Standard drama. The acting edition. No. 328.] FET 37.25

Marston, Westland. See Marston, John Westland.
Martel de Janville, Sybille Gabrielle Marie Antoinette de Riquetti de
Mirabeau, Comtesse de. (Gyp.)

Ohé! les dirigeants! Images coloriées du Petit Bob [pseud.]. Paris.
Chailley. [1896.] 1095, (1) pp. Colored illus. Colored plates.
A collection of short plays. ¥**T 37.113

Martin, Helena Saville Faucit, Lady.

On some of Shakespeare’s female characters. New edition. Edin-

burgh. Blackwood. 1887. ix, (1), 354 pp. Portrait. **T.55.113

Contents. — Ophelia. — Portia. — Desdemona. — Juliet. — Imogen. — Rosalind.
—- Beatrice.

Maskelyne, John Nevil.
‘Sharps and flats.’ A complete revelation of the secrets of cheating
at games of chance and skill. London. Longmans, Green & Co.

1894. x, (3), 335 pp. Illus. Plates. **T 97.100
The bastard title is: The secrets of cheating.

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Mason, Rev. William.
Caractacus, a dramatic poem: written on the model of the ancient
Greek tragedy. York: Printed by A. Ward; and sold by R. Hors-

field and J. Dodsley, in London. 1777. (8), 76 pp. **T.96.345
Lacks the bastard title and the dedication,

Massey, Gerald. :
The secret drama of Shakespeare’s sonnets. London. Kegan Paul,
Trench & Co. 1888. viii, 482 pp. **T.56.120

Massinger, Philip.

The dramatic works of Massinger and Ford. With an introduction,
by Hartley Coleridge. New edition. London. Routledge. [1884.]
txi, (1), 450, vi, 212 pp. Portrait. [The old dramatists.] **T.35.3

The bond-man: an antient storie. As it hath been often acted.
Philadelphia. Bradford & Inskeep. 1810. ar pp.

No. 5 in **T.26.34.2

The maid of honour. As it hath been often presented. Philadelphia
Bradford & Inskeep. 1810. 23 pp. No. 6 in **T.26.34.2

Massinger. Traduit par Ernest Lafond. Précédé d’une notice sur
la vie et les ceuvres de Massinger. Paris. Hetzel. 1864. xvi,

498, (1) pp. [Contemporains de Shakspeare.] | **T 36.1
Contents. — Notice sur la vie et les ceuvtes de Massinger. — La dot fatale (The
fatal dowry), drame. — L’esclave (The bondman), tragi-comédie. — Le portrait
(The picture), comédie. — La vierge-martyre (The virgin-martyr), tragédie.
A new way to pay old debts. A comcedie. Philadelphia. Bradford
& Inskeep. 1810. 21 pp. No. 5 in **T.26.34.1
Same. London. Lowndes. 1816. (2), 70 pp. ¥*T 37.112

Same. A comedy in five acts. With the stage business, costumes,
&c. New York. French. [185-?] v, 9-75 pp. [French’s
Standard drama. No. 33.] **T 37.26

Massinger, Philip, and Nathaniel Field.

The fatall dowry: a tragedy. By Philip-Massinger. Philadelphia.

Bradford & Inskeep. 1810. 23 pp. No. 7 in **T.26.34.2
Mathers, John, pseud.

The history of Mr. John Decastro and his brother Bat, commonly
called Old Crab. The merry matter written by John Mathers
[pseud.]; the grave by a solid gentleman. London. Egerton.
1815. 4 Vv. ¥**T 88.1.

Mathews, Charles.

The London Mathews; containing an account of the veteran’s travels
in air, on earth, & on water. With new and humorous songs. 30th
edition. London. Hodgson & Co. [182-?] 36 pp. Colored
portraits. ¥**T 99.15

The London Mathews; containing an account of this celebrated
comedian’s trip to America: being an annual lecture on peculiari-
ties, characters, and manners. Prefixed, comic songs. London.
Hodgson & Co. [182-?] 36 pp. Colored portraits. ¥**T 99,11

Mathews in America; or, the theatrical wanderer: a cargo of new
characters, original songs and concluding piece of The wild goose
chase, or the inn at Baltimore. London. Hodgson & Co. [182-?]
36 pp. Colored portraits. **T 99.12

Mathews’ Theatrical budget; or, the actor’s multum in parvo: con-
taining all the whim, frolic, and eccentricity in-his Mail coach
adventures, Trip to Paris, Travels in air, earth and water; with
a variety of homourous songs, &c. London. Hodgson & Co.
[182-?] 216 pp. **T 99.1

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Mathews, Charles. (Continued.)

Mr. Mathews ‘at home.’ A lecture on character, manners, and pecu-
liarities, called Home circuit; or, Cockney gleanings. Including
all the laughable tales, anecdotes, and original comic songs. Also,
a monopolylogue, called Mathews’ dream; or, the theatrical
gallery. 2d edition, with additions. London. Duncombe. [1826?]
26 pp. Colored portraits. **T 36.42

Mr. Mathews’ Memorandum-book, of peculiarities, character, and
manners, collected by him in his various trips. With tales, anec-
dotes, eccentricities, and original comic songs. 2d edition. Lon-
don. Duncombe. [18—?] 7 parts in I v. **T 98.1
Appended are his The home circuit; Mr. Mathews’ Invitations; Mr. Mathews
in America; An accurate description of, and critical remarks on Mr. Mathews’
Youthful days and adventures; The trip to Paris; The theatrical olio.

Mr. Mathews’ new entertainment for 1826, called Invitations; in-
cluding a variety of new comic songs, and an admirable monopoly-
logue, entitled The city barge. London. Cole. [1826?] 36 pp.

 

Colored portraits. **T 99.13
Mathon,

La famille de Moliére était originaire de Beauvais. Notes. Paris.

Henaux. 1877. 13 pp. Iltus. Portrait. ¥*®T 95.67

Matthews, Brander. See Matthews, James Brander.

Matthews, James Brander.
Books and play-books. Essays on literature and the drama. Lon-
don. McIlvaine & Co. 1895- (7), 250, (1) pp. **T 96.349

Contents..— The evolution of copyright. — The dramatization of novels. — On
certain parallelisms between the ancient and the modern drama. — The whole
duty of critics. — Two French dramatic critics: Francisque Sarcey; Jules
Lemaitre. — Two Scotsmen of letters: Andrew Lang, Robert Louis Stevenson.
— The centenary of Fenimore Cooper. — Dissolving views: of Mark Twain’s
best story; Of Francois Coppée’s prose tales; Of Ludovic Halévy’s short stories;
Of Cervantes, Zola, Kipling and Co.; Of Charles Dudley Warner as a writer of

fiction. z
French dramatists of the 19th century. New York. Scribner. 1881.
XX, 30I pp. **T 46.36

Matthison, Arthur.

“A false step”: the prohibited play, freely adapted from “Les lionnes

pauvres” [by Emile Augier]. London. French. [187-?] 48 pp.
‘ ¥**T 98.31
Maturin, Charles Robert.

Bertram: a tragedy in five acts. With the stage business, etc. New
York. French. [185-?] iv, 7-49 pp. [French’s Standard drama.
No. 53.] ¥*T 37.27

Mazéres, Edouard Joseph Ennemond.

Comédies et souvenirs. Paris. Hachette & cie. 1858. 3 v. **T.36.12
Contents. — 1. L’ enfant trouvé. — Héritage et mariage. — Le jeune mari. —
Les trois quartiers. — Chacun de son cété. 2. L’espion. — Le bon garcon. —
Un changement de ministére. — La mére et la fille. — La dame et la demoiselle.
3. Une liaison. — L’ amitié des femmes, — Le collier de perles. — La niaise. —
Le charlatanisme.

Meadows, Thomas.

Thespian gleanings, a collection of comic recitals, songs, tales, &c.
Including a variety of comic sketches, from Dodd’s Lecture on
hearts; a farce called Who’s to blame; or, no fool like an old one;
and many originals by T. Meadows, comedian. Ulverston. Ash-
‘burner. 1805.. 174 pp. Portrait. ¥**T 96.304

Measure for measure; or, a proper reply to a late scurrilous ‘pamphlet,
entitled, A proper reply to a letter from the Honourable Thomas

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Measure for measure. (Continued.)
Hervey to Sir Thomas Hanmer, Bart. By a friend of Mr.
Hervey’s. London: Printed for J. H. 1742. (1), 30 pp.

: ¥*T 57.146
Catherine Douglas, Duchess of Queensberry’s A proper reply to a letter from
the Hon. T-~---s H----y, to Sir Thomas Hanmer may be found on

shelf-number **T.57.144.
Ménard, Auguste Louis.

Le livre abominable de 1665 qui courait en manuscrit parmi le monde,
sous le nom de Moliére (comédie politique en vers sur le procés
de Foucquet) découvert & publié sur une copie du temps. Paris.
Firmin-Didot & cie. 1883. 2 v. **T 37.125
This was probably written by Ménard. ,

Ménard, Louis Auguste. See Ménard, Auguste Louis.

Mendés, Catulle Abraham.

Pour lire au couvent. Paris. Marpon & Flammarion. [1887.] (3),
251, (1) pp. [Auteurs célébres.] **T 98.98
A collection of short stories.

Menken, Adah Isaacs.

Infelicia. [Poems.] London. 1869. viii, 141 pp. Portrait. Manu-

script facsimile. ¥*T 99.17
Mercade, pseud.

Hamlet; or, Shakespeare’s philosophy of history. A study of the
spiritual soul and unity of Hamlet. London. Williams & Nor-
gate. 1875. xxix, (2), 208 pp. ¥**T 56.141

Mercier, Louis Sébastien.

Du théatre, ou nouvel essai sur l’art dramatique. [Anon.] A Amster-

dam, chez E. van Harrevelt. 1773. xiv, (2), 372 pp. **T 46.9
Meredith, George.

The tragic comedians. A study in a well-known story. London.
Chapman & Hall, Ltd. 1880. 2 v. ¥*T 87.91
The well-known story is that of the tragic fate of Ferdinand Lassalle.

Mérimée, Prosper.

The plays of Clara Gazul [pseud.], a Spanish comedian; with a

memoir of her life. London. Whittaker. 1825. xiii, (1), 326,

(1) pp. *€T 37.202
The memoir is signed Joseph L’Estrange, also a pseudonym used by Prosper
Mérimée. :
Méry, Joseph Pierre Agnés, and Auguste Marseille Barthélemy.
La censure. Scéne historique. Paris. 1827. 32 pp. **T 97.12
Meyer, A. C. T.
Origin and progress of the dramatic art in France. Dissertation,
Rostock. Gé6ttingen. Kaestner. 1872. 48 pp. ¥*T 97.98

Méziéres, Alfred Jean Francois. .
Contemporains et successeurs de Shakspeare. Paris. Charpentier.

1864. vii, 424 pp. **T 46.2
Shakspeare: ses ceuvres et ses critiques. Paris. Charpentier. 1860.
Xv, 5II pp. : ¥*T 56.48

Michelet, Zilia.
Bluettes antimondaines d’une danseuse. Paris. Ledoyen. 1857. 64 pp.
Relates to religion. **T 98.105
Michell, Nicholas.
The Shakspeare Festival; or the birth of the world’s poet. An ode.
London. Tegg & Co. 1864. 13 pp. - **T 96.266
Millevoye, Charles Hubert.
Le voyageur. [Poéme.] Paris. Renouard. 1807. 15 pp. **T.96.246

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Milman, Henry Hart.

Fazio: or, the Italian wife: a tragedy, in five acts. With stage
directions, and costumes, marked and corrected by J. B. Addis, .
prompter. New-York. French. [185-?] (2), v-60, (1) pp.
(French’s Standard drama. No. 2.] ¥€T 37.28

‘Miln, Louise Jordan.

When we were strolling players in the East. London. Osgood,

McIlvaine & Co. 1804. xiv, 354 pp. Plates. ¥**T 55.69
Milner, Henry M.

Mazeppa; or, the wild horse of Tartary. A romantic drama, in three

acts. Dramatised from Lord Byron’s poem, and adapted to the
‘ stage under the direction of Mr. Ducrow. Added, the costume
and the stage business. New York. French. [185-?] 7-52 pp.
Plate. [French’s Standard drama. The acting edition. No. 184.]
**T 37.29

Mirabaud, Albert. :
Théatre de la rue. La plébe. Etudes populaires. Paris. Chamuel.

1898. 252, (2) pp. Plates. ¥*T 36.7
Contents. — Les noctambules. — Un lys dans le ruisseau. — Le Lovelace du
Quartier. — Sur le pavé. — Les meurt de faim. — Nocturne—a deux voix.

Mirval, Jean.

Théatre scientifique. Avec une préface par Louis Figuier. Paris.
Lévy. 1879. (3), xx, 395, (1) pp. **T'37.130
Contents. — Préface. — Gutenberg 4 Harlem. — Une heure de la vie de Keppler.
— La fille de Denis Papin. — Le mariage de Franklin. — Le jardin de Trianon.—
Le premier voyage aérien. — La république des abeilles. — La femme fossile.
— La réve d’un bachelier.

Miscellany, A, &c. Canticle in morning-service; On the death of his
Royal Highness, Frederick, Prince of Wales; On his Grace John,
the late Duke of Marlborough; Shobdon-Court; To a Lady; Colin
and Chloe [and other poems. London. 1751]. 48 pp. **T.97.346
There is no title-page.

Moeser, Justus.

Harlequin: or, a defence of grotesque comic performances. Trans-
lated from the German by Joach. Andr. Fred. Warnecke. Lon-
don: Printed and sold by W. Nicoll. 1766. xv, (1), 104 pp. Plate.

**T 48.21

Moliére.

Deuxiéme centenaire de la fondation de la Comédie francaise. L’im-
promptu de Versailles. Le bourgeois gentilhomme. Précédés
d’une notice par P. Regnier et d’un a-propos en vers par F.
Coppée. Paris. Librairie des bibliophiles. 1880. (3), xxvii, 184,
(1) pp. Portraits. **T 37.110

Le Tartuffe. [Anon.] Avec de nouvelles notices historiques,
critiques et littéraires par M. Etienne. Paris; Panckoucke. 1824.
(243) pp. [Théatre francais avec un nouveau commentaire. ]
¥*T 36.59
Molloy, Joseph Fitzgerald.
Famous plays: their histories and their authors. New edition. Lon-
don. Ward & Downey. 1888. xvi, 313 pp. ¥*T 47.44
A list of books and pamphlets consulted, pp. xi, xii.
Contents. — Congreve’s Love for love. — Addison’s Cato. — John Gay's Beggar’s
opera, — Dr. Johnson’s Irene. — Oliver Goldsmith’s She stoops to conquer. —

Richard Brinsley Sheridan’s Rivals and School for scandal. — Sheridan Knowles’
Virginius and The hunchback. — Lord Lytton’s plays.

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Moncrieff, William Thomas.

[Green in France.] Songs, parodies, duets, chorusses, &c., in an
extravaganza called Green in France; or Tom and Jerry’s tour!
First performed at the Adelphi Theatre, Strand, Monday, Jan. 6,
1823. London. The author. 1823. 42 pp. **T 36.49
A sequel to the author’s Tom and Jerry.

Selection from [his] dramatic works. London. Lacy. 1851. 3 v.
Portrait. Autograph facsimiles. **T 36.54
Contents. — 1. Giselle. — The scamps of London. — Tarnation strange. —
Monsieur Mallet. — One fault. — The heart of London. — Bringing home the
bride. — Borrowing a husband. 2. Sam Weller. — The peer and the peasant. —
The somnambulist. — The Tobit’s Dog. — The*Winterbottoms. — The kiss and
the rose. — How to take up a bill. — The birthday dinner. 3. Tom and Jerry.
— Rochester. — Giovanni in London. — Monsieur Tonson. — All at Coventry.
— Zoroaster. — Home for the holidays. — The secret. ®

[Tom and Jerry.] Songs, &c. in an extravaganza called Tom &
Jerry; or, life in London. Founded on Pierce Egan’s work of
the same name, by a celebrated extravagant erratic author. (First
performed at the Adelphi Theatre, Strand, Nov. 26, 1821.) [Anon.]
London. Lowndes. [1821?] 23 pp. Colored portrait. **T.36.40
Words only.

Monmerqué, Louis Jean Nicolas Desrochais.

Notice sur. Jehan Bodel, d’Arras, accompagnée de recherches sur
nos premiers essais dramatiques. Lue, le 2 mai 1838, dans la
séance annuelle des cing académies de I’Institut de France. Paris.
Didot. 1838. 24 pp. **T 95.77

Monmerqué, Louis Jean Nicolas Desrochais, and Francisque Xavier
Michel, editors.

Théatre francais au moyen-age. Publié d’aprés les manuscrits de la
Bibliothéque du roi. (x1e-xive siécles.) Paris. Firmin Didot.
1842. (3), xvi, 672 pp. ¥*T 34.8
Bibliography; pp. vii-xvi.

Monod, Gabriel Jacques Jean.

Portraits et souvenirs. 2e édition. Paris. Lévy. 1897. (3), viii,
(1), 360, (1) pp. *#T.57.275
Contents. — Victor Hugo et son siécle. — Michelet 4 l’Ecole normale. — John.
Richard Green et histoire du peuple anglais. — Georges Waitz et le séminaire
historique de Geettingue. — Victor Duruy. — Fustel de Coulanges. — James
Darmesteter. — Alexandre Vinet. — Un disciple de Vinet: Edmond de Pressensé.
— Un explorateur philosophe: N. de Mikluho-Maclay. — Richard Wagner et
Bayreuth en 1876. — Le jubilé des Nibelungen; Allemagne en 1896. — Le
mystére de la Passion 4 Ober-Ammergau.

Mons, Francois.
Le dernier klephte. Pochade grecque. (Jn Saynétes et monologues.

Série 1, pp. 207-243. Paris. 1877.) #eT 97.246
Un livre leste. Dialogue en deux scénes. (In Saynétes et riono-
logues. Série 1, pp. 133-151. Paris. 1877.) #ET 37.246
Petits mémoires littéraires. Paris. Charpentier & cie. 1885. (3),
356 pp. **T.57.397
Les premiéres représentations célébres. Paris. Faure. 1867. (5),
ii, 319 pp. **T.47.3

Théatre du Figaro. Paris. Sartorius. 1861. (3), iii, 280 pp. Plate.
Contains plays for marionettes. : **T 97.225
Les tréteaux de Charles Monselet. Paris. Poulet-Malassis & De

* Broise. 1859. (3), 268, (3) pp. Plate. **T 37.164
Contents. — L’ Académie. — Le siége de La revue des deux-mondes. — La biblio-
théque. — Le vaudeville du crocodile. — Les pastilles de Richelieu. — Les deux
Dumas. — Les fils. — Quatre hommes et un caporal. — La police littéraire. —
L’enfer des gens de lettres. — Le semaine d’un jeune homme pauvre. — Le duel.
— La distribution des prix du concours. — Mon ennemi.

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Mons, Francois. (Continued.)
Voyage dans mes poches. Monologue. (Jn Saynétes et monologues.
Série I, pp. 43-51. Paris. 1877.) **T 37,246
Montégut, Emile. See Montégut, Jean Baptiste Joseph Emile.
Montégut, Jean Baptiste Joseph Emile.
Dramaturges et romanciers. Paris. Hachette & cie. 1890. (3),

419, (1) pp. **T 97.166
Contents. — Le théatre de Théodore Barriére. — Le roman en 1861. — Octave
Feuillet. — Victor Cherbuliez. — Le roman en 1876. — Victorien Sardou. —
Emile Augier. — Petites feuilles dramatiques.  -

Montifaud, Marc de, psewd. See Quivogne de Montifaud, Marie Amélie.
Montjoie, Christophe Félix Louis Ventre de La Touloubre.

Récit fidéle et complet de tout ce qui a précédé et suivi la découverte
du testament de la reine [Marie Antoinette], avec le facsimile de
ce testament. 2¢ édition. Paris. Lepetit. 1816. 24 pp. Manu-
script facsimile. . **T 97.6

Montjoie, Galart de. See Montjoie, Christophe Félix Louis Ventre de
La Touloubre.
Moorat, Joseph.

[Songs from Shakespeare’s Tempest, with pianoforte accompani-

ment.] (Jz Shakespeare, William. The tempest. Pp. 27-31;

33-37; 115-118. London. 1908.) FT 34.3
Contents. — Come unto these yellow sands. — Full fathom five. — Where the
bee sucks.

Moore, Edward.

Dramatic works. London: Printed for W. Lowndes. 1788. xii, 58,
(2), 60, (1), 84 pp. Portraits. **T 37.117
Contents. — The life of Edward Moore. — The foundling. A comedy. — The
gamester. A tragedy. — Gil Blas. A comedy.

Moore, George.

The strike at Arlingford. Play in three acts. London. Walter

Scott, Ltd. 1893. 175 pp. ¥*T 37,184
Moore, Thomas.

Tom Crib’s Memorial to Congress. With a prefacé, notes and

appendix. By one of the fancy [pseud.]. London. Longman,

Hurst, Rees, Orme, & Brown. 1819. iii-xxxi, 88 pp. **T 98.100
Relates to pugilism.

Moral tales, from the Arabian. London. Maurice. 1813. 34 pp.
Colored plate. ¥*T 97.208

Morgan, Appleton.’ See Morgan, James Appleton.

Morgan, James Appleton.

Shakespeare in fact and in criticism. New-York. Benjamin. 1888.
(4), vii, 355 pp. **T.56.236
Contents. — William Shakespeare and his esthetic critics. — Much ado about
sonnets. — ‘‘Whose sonnets?” — “Something touching the Lord Hamlet.” —
William Shakespeare’s literary executor. The first Shakespearean revival. —
Law and medicine in the plays. — The growth and vicissitudes of a Shake-
spearean play. — Queen Elizabeth’s share in the “Merry wives of Windsor.” —
Have we a Shakespeare among us? — The Donnelly and prior ciphers, and the
Furnivall verse-tests.

The Shakespearean myth, William Shakespeare and circumstantial
evidence. Cincinnati. Clarke & Co. 1881. 342 pp. ¥*T 56.301

Morgann, Maurice.

Morgann’s Essay on the dramatic character of Sir John Falstaff.
Edited by William Arthur Gill, London. Frowde. 10912. “xvi,
(3), 185, (1) pp. *kT 48.29

Morris, Charles.

Tales from the dramatists. London. Griffith, Farran & Co. [1892.]

3 Vv. **T 47.108
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Morris, William.

The story of Sigurd the Volsung and the fall of the Niblungs.

Boston. Roberts. 1879. vii, 345 pp. **T 97.75
Mortimer, Thomas.

Die and be damned. Or an antidote against every species of Method-
ism; and enthusiasm. [Anon.] 2d edition, enlarged. London:
Printed for S. Hooper, and A. Morley. 1758. (4), 51, (1) pp.

¥*T 96.219
Morton, John Maddison.

Harlequin Blue Beard, the great bashaw; or, the good fairy trium-
phant over the demon of discord! A grand comic Christmas
pantomime. [Anon.] New York. French. ‘[1857?] 16 pp. [The

minor drama. The acting edition. No. 146.] ¥*T 97.317
A husband to order. A serio comic drama in two acts. London.
Lacy. [185-?] 43 pp. ¥*T 37.82

Morton, Thomas.

Speed the plough. A comedy in five acts. With the stage business,
costumes, etc. New York. French. [185-?] 67 pp. [French’s
Standard drama. No. 41.] **T 37.83

Town and country. A comedy in five acts. With the stage business;
etc. New York. French. [185-?] iv, 7-68 pp. Diagram.
[French’s Standard drama. No. 70.] ¥*T 37.84

Moses, E., & Son. ;

The Tercentenary; or the three hundredth birthday of William
Shakespeare. London. 1864. 29 pp. **T 96.269
Comments on passages in Shakespeare containing allusions to articles of dress,
etc. A tailor’s advertisement.

Moulton, Richard Green.

Shakespeare as a dramatic artist. A popular illustration of the
principles of scientific criticism. Oxford. The Clarendon Press.
1885. x, (1), 320 pp. ¥*T 57,126

Mourguet, Laurent, the Elder, and others.

Théatre lyonnais de guignol. [Anon.] Nouvelle édition, annotée
par auteur. Illustrée de dessins et culs-de-lampes, par Enas
@Orly. Lyon. Méra. 1890. xvj, 530, (1) pp. Illus. Plates.

**T 34.7

These plays were written by Laurent Mourguet, the Elder, Laurent Mourguet,

the Younger, Louis Mourguet, Jacques Mourguet, Louis Jausserand and Victor

ae Vuillerme-Durand. They are edited by Claude Anne Francois
rouchoud.:

Mowatt, Anna Cora. See Ritchie, Anna Cora.
Muench-Bellinghausen, Eligius Franz Joseph, Freiherr von. (F. Halm.)
Ingomar, the barbarian: a play, in five acts. Translated from the
German, and adapted to the English stage by Maria Lovell. New
York. French. [185-?] 65 pp. Diagram. [French’s Standard

drama. No. 89.] #*T 37.23,
Same. As performed by Sig. Salvini and the American Company.
New York. Seer. 1880. 93 pp. **T 96.38

Murphy, Arthur. :
Works. London: Printed for T. Cadell. 1786. 7 v. Portrait.

#*T 36.58

Contents. — 1. The orphan of China. — Zenobia. — The Grecian daughter. —
Alzuma. 2. The apprentice. — The upholsterer. — The old maid. — The citizen.

— No one’s enemy but his own. — Three weeks after marriage. 3. The way to

keep him. — All in the wrong. — The desert island. 4. Know your own mind. =

The school for guardians. — The choice. — News from Parnassus. 5, 6. Gray’s-

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Inn Journal. 7. A poetical epistle to Dr. Johnson. — The expostulation. — Pro-
logues, epilogues, &c. —-The game of chess. — Templum Fame. — Pope’s ode
on solitude, translated into Latin. — Busy curious thirsty fly. — Gray’s Church-
yard elegy, in Latin. — The rival sisters. — Prologue, occasioned by the death
of Mr. Henderson. — Postscript.

The Grecian daughter; a tragedy. [London. 1826.] 12 pp. [The
London stage. 3.] **T 96.289
There is no title-page.

Musée Moliére, Paris.
Catalogue. Paris. 1873. 8 pp. **T 56.235
Muses, Les, du foyer de l’opéra. Choix des poésies libres, galantes,
satyriques et autres, les plus agréables qui ont circulé depuis
quelques années dans les sociétés galantes de Paris. Bruxelles.
Kistemaeckers. 1883. (2), 236 pp. [Etrennes aux joyeux.]

**T.95.143

Nadaud, Gustave.
Le conte du garde. (Jn Saynétes et monologues. Série 1, pp. 33-41.

Paris. 1877.) ¥*T 37.246
L’examen de conscience d’une jeune fille. (Jn Saynétes et mono-
logues. Série 1, pp. 153-158. Paris. 1877.) ¥*T 37,246
L’oraison funébre de Madame, Bourgeois. (In Saynétes et mono-
logues. Série 1, pp. 125-131. Paris. 1877.) 3 ¥**T 37.246

Un proverbe manqué. Scéne a deux personnages. (In Saynétes et
monologues. Série 1, pp. 15-26. Paris. 1877.) **T 37.246
Nana, Judith, Lolo et cie. Avec une préface par Eugéne Gaillet. Paris.
1884. 142 pp. #*T 98.15

Napoli-Signorelli, Pietro.
Discorso storico-critico da servire di lume alla Storia critica de’
teatri, e di risposta all’ autore del Saggio apologetico. In Napoli.
1783. Nella stamperia di Amato Cons. (8), 240 pp. **T 46.42
Storia critica de’ teatri antichi e moderni. In Napoli. 1787-00.

Presso Vincenzo Orsino. 6 v. **T 46.40
Same. Addizioni. Napoli. 1798. Presso Michele Migliaccio. (8),
344, (8) pp. **T 46.41

Nares, Robert.

A glossary; or, collection of words, phrases, names, and allusions to
customs, proverbs, etc., in the works of English authors, par-
ticularly Shakespeare and his contemporaries. New edition, with
additions by James O. Halliwell and Thomas Wright. London.

Reeves & Turner. 1888. 2 v. **T 96.136
Contents. — 1. A-J. 2. K-Z.

Neilson, Francis.
Madame Bohemia. [A novel.] Illustrated by Charlotte Harding.
Philadelphia. J. B. Lippincott Co. 1901. (3), 410 pp. lates.

¥8T 87.71
Neue Thalia, herausgegeben von Schiller. Band 1. Leipzig, bey Georg
Joachim Géschen. 1792. (4), 420 pp. ¢ ®*T 98.52

A collection of prose and poetry.
Nevile, Thomas.
Remarks on Mr. Mason’s Elfrida, in letters to a friend. [Anon.]
London: Printed for J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, and sold
by J. Roberts. 1752. 61 pp. **T 97.64

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Neville, Henry G.

The yellow passport. A melodrama, in prologue, and four acts.
Taken from Victor Hugo’s ‘Les misérables’ by Henry Neville.
[London?] Printed, at home, for private circulation. 1872. 71 ff.

P **T 37,166
New English drama, The, with prefatory remarks, biographical
sketches, and notes, with the stage business and stage directions.
Edited by W. Oxberry. London. Simpkin & Marshall. 1818[-1825].
20 v. Portraits. Diagrams. **T 37.1
Contents. — 1. A new way to pay old debts. By Philip Massinger. — The rivals.
By R. B. Sheridan. — The West Indian. By Richard Cumberland. — The
hypocrite. Altered from Colley Cibber’s Non-juror, by Bickerstaff. — The
jealous wife. By George Colman. 2. The beggar’s opera. By John Gay. — The
duenna. By R. B. Sheridan. — Lionel and Clarissa. By Isaac Bickerstaff. -—
The maid of the mill. By Isaac Bickerstaff. — Love in a village. By Isaac
Bickerstaff. 3. Richard the Third. By W. Shakspeare. — Hamlet. By W. Shak-
speare. — Is he jealous. By Samuel Beazley. — Alexander the Great. By
Nathaniel Lee. — The way to keep him. By Arthur Murphy. 4. She stoops to
conquer. By Oliver Goldsmith. — Venice preserved. By Thomas Otway. —
The wonder. By Mrs. Susanna Centlivre. — The castle spectre. Py M. ‘3.
Lewis. — The woodman’s hut. 5. The clandestine marriage. By (3. Colman
and D. Garrick. — The soldier’s daughter. By A. Cherry. — Othello. By
William Shakspeare. — The distrest mother. By Ambrose Philips. — The
provoked husband, or a journey to London. By Vanbrugh and Cibber. 6.
Deaf and dumb. By Thomas Holcroft. — The busy body. By Mrs. Centlivre.
— Romeo and Juliet. -By W. Shakspeare. —- The belle’s stratagem. By Mrs.
Cowley. — The recruiting officer. By G. Farquhar. 7. A bold stroke for a wife.
By Mrs. Centlivre. — The road to ruin. By T. Holcroft.—The beaux’ stratagem.
By George Farquhar. — As you like it. By W. Shakspeare. — King John. By
William Shakspeare. 8. The country girl. Altered from Wycherley, by David
Garrick, — Jane Shore. By Nicholas Rowe. — Coriolanus; or, the Roman
matron. By W. Shakspeare. — The suspicious husband. By Dr. Hoadly. —-
The merry wives of Windsor. By W. Shakspeare. 9. The critic; or, a tragedy
rehearsed. By R. B. Sheridan. — Rosina. By Mrs. Frances Brookes. — The
honest thieves. By T. Knight. — The Mayor of Garratt. By Samuel Foote. —
Three weeks after marriage. By Arthur Murphy. — The shipwreck. Py Samuel
James Arnold. — Rugantino; or, the bravo of Venice. By M. G. Lewis. 10.
King Lear. Altered from Shakspeare, by Nahum Tate. — The inconstant; or,
the way to win him. By G. Farquhar. — The merchant of Venice. By William
Shakspeare. — Rule a wife and have a wife. Altered from Beaumont and
Fletcher, by David Garrick. — Rob Roy Macgregor; or, auld lang syne. By J.
Pocock. 411. The magpie; or, the maid of Palaiseau. [From the French
of Caigniez and Baudouin d’Aubigny.] — The Quaker. By C, Dibdin.
— The citizen. -By Arthur Murphy. — The miser. By Henry Fielding. —
The deserter. By C. Dibdin. — The lying valet. By Mr. Garrick. — Who’s
the dupe. By Mrs. Cowley. 12. Guy Mannering; or, the gipsey’s prophecy!
By Daniel Terry. — Cymbeline. By William Shakspeare. — Twelfth night; or,
what you will, By William Shakspeare. — The confederacy. By Sir John
Vanbrugh. — Douglas. By John Home. 13. The tobacconist. Altered from
Ben Jonson, by Francis Gentleman. — The midnight hour. By Mrs. Inchbald.
— Fortune’s frolic. By J. T. Allingham. — Love laughs at. locksmiths. By
George Colman. — The review; or, the wags of Windsor. By George Colman.
— The follies of a day. By Thomas Holcroft. 14. Know your own mind. By
Arthur Murphy. — Macbeth. By William Shakspeare. — The Grecian daughter.
By Arthur Murphy. — King Henry IV. By William Shakspeare. — Evadne;
or, the statue, By R. Sheil. 15. Blue devils. By George Colman. — High life,
below stairs. [By James Townley.] — The spoiled child. {By Prince Hoare.]

— Midas. By Kane O’Hara. — Bon ton; or, high life above stairs. [By
David Garrick] — The liar. By Samuel Foote. 16. Every man in his
humour. Altered from Ben Jonson, by David Garrick. — Measure for measure.

By W. Shakspeare. — Julius Cesar. By William Shakspeare. — The man of
the world. By Charles Macklin. — Every one has his fault. By Mrs. Inchbald.
17. The two gentlemen of Verona. By William Shakspeare.—The tempest. By Ww.
Shakspeare.—Cato. By Joseph Addison.—George Barnwell. By George Lillo.—
The travellers; or, music’s fascination, By A. Cherry. 18. All in the wrong. By A.
Murphy. — The winter’s tale. By W. Shakspeare. — King Henry VIII. By
W. Shakspeare. — One o’clock! or the knight and the wood demon. By M.
G. Lewis. — The chapter of accidents. By Miss Lee. 19. The devil to pay.

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Coffey. — Kenilworth. — Lodoiska. By J. P. Kemble. — Pizarro. By
R. B. Sheridan. — Love 4 la mode. By C. Macklin. — Tamerlane. By Nicholas
Rowe. 20. Sylvester Daggerwood. By G. Colman. — Rich and poor. By M.
G. Lewis. — The gamester. By Edward Moore. — Much ado about nothing.
By W. Shakspeare. — King Henry V. By W. Shakspeare. — A trip to Scar-
borough. By R. B. Sheridan.

Puppet Show, The. [Weekly.] Vol. 1-3; [new series] no. 1-6,
Mar. 18, 1848-—July 14, 1849. London. 1848, 49. 4 v.in 1. Illus.

Plates. **T 23,15
A comic weekly. Vols. 1-3 have the title The Puppet Show.

New tale, A, of a tub, concerning one Goody Law, old Father Discipline,

New

and young Master Nicodemus. London: Printed for Witwould
Wiseacre. [17—?] (1), 14 pp. **T 97.48
York drama, The. A collection of tragedies, comedies, farces,
etc. No. 1-17, 19-45, 47-60. New York. Wheat & Cornett [&
Cornett. 1873-80]. 4 v. **T 34.5

The title-pages are missing.
Contents. — 1. The lady of Lyons. — To oblige Benson, — A kiss in the dark.

— London assurance. — My husband’s secret. — Two flats and a sharp. — The
stranger. — Mr. Joffins’ latch-key. —- An unprotected female. — Richelieu. —
The married rake. — A happy pair. — Brutus. — Delicate ground. — The
persecuted Dutchman. — Julius Cesar. — The plague of my life. — For better
or worse. — Money. — A crimeless criminal. — I’ll tell your wife. — Ion. —
A husband in clover. — My uncle’s suit. — Caste. — Slasher and Crasher. — A
lame excuse. — The school for scandal. — My neighbor’s wife. — The darkest

hour. — She stoops to conquer. — My turn next. —- Marry in haste. — The rent
day. — Used-up. — Only somebody. — Douglas. — Captain of the watch. —
The obstinate family. — The iron chest. — The good for nothing. — Love and
rain. — The follies of a night. — My uncle’s will. — Which is which. 2. Satan
in Paris. — The absent man. — Two gentlemen in a fix. —- Don Czxsar de
Bazan. — His last legs. — Locked in with a lady. — Charles the Second. —
Rip Van Winkle. — His own enemy. — The two orphans. — A fairy’s father.
A silent woman. — The love chase. — The fast coach. — Brown the martyr. —
Home. — The palace of truth. — Personation. — David Garrick. — Woodcock’s
little game. -— Yankee peddler. — Camille. — Taming a tiger. — The blow in
the dark. 3. Charity. — Raising the wind. — Plots for petticoats. — Virginius.
— My very last proposal. — Lodgers and dodgers. — The rivals, — A lucky

sixpence. — Under an umbrella. — Love’s sacrifice. — A pleasant evening. —
Trial by jury. — Frou-frou. — A night of suspense. — Sam Weller’s visit. —
Veriice preserved. — Lend me five shillings. — Box and Cox. 3. The wife. —

Blighted love. — John Wopps. — Ruy Blas. — My wife’s bonnet. — Who
speaks first. — Asmodeus. — Little Toddlekins. —- The last lily. — Pizarro. —
The young scamp. — That rascal Pat. — Ingomar. — Tweedleton’s coat-tail.
Locked out. — School. — A cup of tea. — Trott’s troubles. — Fame. — A cure
for the fidgets. — Love. — Fazio. — A pretty piece of business. — The Old
Guard. — Partners for life. — The dead shot. — Extremes meet. — The honey-
moon. — Cut off with a shilling. — Pretty predicaments. — The fool’s revenge.
— A regular fix. — Should this meet the eye. — Les Fourchambault. — One
too many. — Obliging a friend. -- Ours. — The little vixens, — Kill or cure.
— Deborah. — Monsieur Tonson. — The stage-struck Yankee. — The jealous
wife. — A night at Notting Hill. — Bumble’s courtship. 4. The hunchback. —
Only a flirtation. — The masquerade. — Evadne. — A blighted being. — Going
to the dogs. — Wild oats. — Go to Putney. — Picking up the pieces. — A new

way to pay old debts. — Your vote and interest. — Gertrude’s money-box. —
Rienzi. — Sweethearts. — Cool as a cucumber. — Heroes. — A peculiar position.
— Family pictures. — Coriolanus. — Forty winks. — Sold again. — Society. —

That blessed baby. — His novice. — Pygmalion and Galatea. — Handy Andy.
— A day’s fishing. — Gabrielle de Belle Isle. — Just my luck. — Mabel’s

holiday. — Pride of the market. — Kenilworth. — The lost child. -- No
thoroughfare. —- The manager’s daughter. — A winning hazard. — Henry
Dunbar. — The sentinel. — Peace and quiet. — The Lancashire lass. — Deeds

of dreadful note. — Master Jones’ birthday.

Newburgh expedition, The; or, musical catastrophe. Owre true a tale.

24 pp.
Nicholas, pseud. See Prowse, William Jeffery.

With an epistle to a brother musician. Perth. Morison. 1823.
**T 98.76

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Noél, Eugéne.

Souvenirs de Béranger. Paris. Pagnerre. 1857. 123 pp. Portrait.
**T 59.31

Non-juror, A, pseud.

The Theatre-Royal turn’d into a mountebank’s stage. In some re-
marks upon Mr. Cibber’s quack-dramatical performance, called
The non-juror. By a oe juror. London: Printed for John
Morphew. 1718. (1), 38 p **T 97.40
Another copy is on shelf- ce fe a 57.98.

Notice sur le monument érigé 4 Paris par souscription a la gloire de
Moliére. Suivie de piéces justificatives et de la liste générale des.
souscripteurs. Publiée par la Commission de souscription. Paris.
Perrotin. 1844. xxxix, 96 pp. Plates. Plan. **T 95.90

Nougaret, Pierre Jean Baptiste.

Les jolis péchés d’une marchande-de-modes. Roman gallant. Nou-
velle édition conformé a la troisiéme. Paris. Samson. 1882. (6),
92, (1) pp. **T 89.2

O’Brien, Fitz-James. O
A gentleman from Ireland. A comedy, in two acts. [New York.
French. 186—?] . 3-20 pp. [The minor drama. [The acting
edition. No. 156.] #*®T 37.253
The title-page is missing.
O’Connor, William Douglas.
.Hamlet’s note-book. Boston. Houghton, Mifflin & Co. 1886. 78 pp.

7.57.35
A reply to Richard Grant White’s review of Mrs. Henry Pott’s edition of
Bacon’s Promus, entitled The Bacon-Shakespeare craze.

Office de paques, ou de la résurrection. Accompagné de la notation
musicale et suivi d’hymnes et de séquences inédites. Publié pour
la premiére fois d’aprés un manuscrit du x1re siécle de la Biblio-
théque de Tours par Victor Luzarche. Tours. Bouserez. 1856.

(3), xxxii, 70 pp. Musical facsimiles. ¥*T 35.19
The bastard title and half title read: Offictum sepulchri et hymni Latini.

O’Hara, Kane.

Midas, a burletta. Printed from the acting copy, with remarks by
D.—G. Added, the costume and the stage business. London.
Cumberland. [1829?] 32 pp. Plate. [British theatre. Cumber-
land.] **T 99.9

Ohnet, Georges.

Aux avant-postes. Comédie en un acte. (Jn Saynétes et mono-

logues. Série 1, pp. 173-198. Paris. 1877.) ¥#*T 37.246
O’Keeffe, John.

Wild oats: or, the strolling gentleman. A comedy. In five acts.
With editorial remarks, costumes, and stage business. New York.
French. [185-?] 73 pp. Diagram. [French’s Standard drama,
The acting edition. No. 244.] **T 37.31

Olivier, Gabriel Raimond Jean de Dieu Francois d’.

L’esprit d’Orphée, ou de l’influence respective de la musique, de la
morale et de la législation. Paris, Charles Pougens. An v1.
(1798.) (3), 92 pp. **T.97.67

One of the fancy, pseud. See Moore, Thomas.
Onimus, Ernest Nicolas Joseph.

La psychologie dans les drames de Shakspeare. Paris. Claye. 1876.

(3), 23 pp. **T 94.15

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Osmond, Ranulphe Marie Eustache, Marquis d’.
Le théatre de 1’a-peu-prés. Changements a vue, trappes et prati-
cables. Paris. Dentu. 1878. (3), 103, (1) pp. ¥*T 97.328
Ossoli, Sarah Margaret Fuller, Marchesa d’. ;
Art, literature, and the drama. Edited by her brother, Arthur B.
Fuller. New York. The Tribune Association. 1869. 449 pp.
**T 97.110
Contents. — A short essay on critics. — A dialogue. — The two Herberts. — Tithe
prose works of Milton. — The life of Sir James Mackintosh. — Modern British
poets. — The modern drama. — Dialogue, containing sundry glosses on poetic
texts. — Poets of the people. — Miss Barrett’s poems. — Browning’s poems. —
Lives of the great composers. — Haydn, Mozart, Handel, Bach, Beethoven. — A
record of impressions produced by the exhibition of Mr. Allston’s pictures, in
the summer of 1839. — American literature; its position in the present time and
prospects for the future. — Swedenborgianism. — Methodism at the fountain. —
A rhythmical translation of Geethe’s Tasso.

Owen, Orville W.

A celebrated case. Bacon vs. Shakespeare. In the court of “The
Arena.” Request to reopen. Brief for plaintiff. [Detroit. 1893.]
(2), 16 pp. **T.95.45
There is no title-page.

Owen, William.

Owen’s New book of fairs. Being a complete and authentic account
of all the fairs in England and Wales. New edition, with addi-
tions. London. Scatcherd. 1824. viii, 148 pp. ¥*T 98.38

Oxberry, William, compiler.

Encyclopeedia of anecdote: containing anecdotes of illustrious and
eccentric characters of all nations. London. [1812.] (2), 356 pp.
Plate. ¥*T 59.2

The theatrical banquet; or, the actor’s budget: consisting of mono-
logues, prologues, addresses, tales, &c., serious and comic. With
Collins’s Evening brush, and a collection of theatrical anecdotes,
comic songs, &c. London. Appleyards. 1809. 2 v. **T 99.2

Same. The actor’s budget; consisting of monologues, prologues,
epilogues, and tales, serious and comic: theatrical anecdotes and
comic songs. London. Simpkin & Marshall. 1820. (4), iv, (4),

340 pp. **T 97.334

P
Paccard, Jean Edme.
La chute des feuilles, élégie. Paris. L’auteur. 1818. 24 pp.

**T 97.143
Young et Narcisse, élégie avec notes et anecdotes. Paris. L’auteur.
1818. 16 pp: Plate. **T 96.247

Packwood, George.
Packwood’s Whim. The goldfinch’s nest; or, the way to get money
and be happy. Printed July 23, 1796. Sold by the author, London.
48 pp. Portrait. **T 96.221
Principally advertisements of Packwood’s razor strops.
Pagés, Jean Pierre.
De la censure. Lettre 4 M. Lourdoueix. (France chrétienne.) 3¢
édition. Paris. Bureau de la France chrétienne. 1827. 35 pp.
¥*T 97.1
Paget, A. H. oe
Shakespeare’s plays: a chapter of stage history. An essay on the

Shakesperian drama. London. Wilson. 1875. 47 pp. oe 56.157
Other copies are on shelf-numbers **T.56.80; **T.96.285; **T 97.3

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Palmer, John, compiler.

The new spouter’s companion; or, a choice collection of prologues
and epilogues. London: Printed for Alex. Hogg and sold by T.
Lewis. [17—?] 112 pp. Plate. **T 37.6

Parigot, Hippolyte.

Emile Augier. Paris. Lecéne, Oudin & cie, 1890. 238, (1) pp. Por-

traits. Plates. **T 56.154
Paringault, Eugéne.

La langue du droit dans le théatre de Moliére. Paris. Durand. 1861.

5I pp. **T 95.125
Paris at night. Sketches and mysteries of Paris high life and demi-
monde. Nocturnal amusements. How to know them! How to
enjoy them!! How to appreciate them!!! Boston. Boston &
Paris Publishing Co. 1875. 150 pp. ¥*T 97.189
Parisis, pseud. See Blavet, Emile Raymond.
Parodi, Dominique Alexandre.
Le théatre en France. Paris. Hennuyer. 1885. vii, 328 pp.

**T 47.77

Parry, James.

The true Anti-Pamela: or, memoirs of Mr. James Parry, late organist
of Ross in Hertfordshire. Inserted, his amours with the cele-
brated Miss of Monmouthshire. Interspers’d with many
love-letters which passed between them. 2d edition. London:
Printed for the author. 1742. 359 pp. #*'T 58.107

Pasquin, Anthony, Esq., pseud. See Williams, John.

Paté, Lucien.
Corneille. Poésie dite a la Comédie-frangaise par M. Maubant le
6 juin 1876 pour le 270¢ anniversaire de la naissance de Corneille.
Paris. Tresse. 1876. 8 pp. ¥*T 57.61
Patterson, Robert.
The natural history of the insects mentioned in Shakspeare’s plays.
London. Newman & Co. 1841. xv, 270 pp. Illus. Portrait.
¥*T 58,12

 

Paul, Adrien.
Les usuriers. Floueurs et floués. Dessins par Benassis. Paris. Le
Chevalier. 1868. 127, (1) pp. Plates. [Physionomies parisiennes.]

¥*T 99.38
Paul Pry. [Weekly.] Vol. 1 (no. 19). June 24, 1826. [London. 1826.]
289-304 pp. Illus. ¥*T 25.25

Paul Pry, in which are all the peculiarities, irregularities of Paul Pry,
as performed by Liston. London. Hughes. [182-?] 24 pp.
**T 87.35
Payne, John Howard...
Brutus; or, the fall of Tarquin. A tragedy in five acts. With the
stage business, costumes, etc. New York. French. [185-?]
53 pp. [French’s Standard drama. No. 50.] ¥*T 37.32
Peele, George.
Works. Edited by A: H. Bullen. London. Nimmo. 1888. 2 v.
[The English dramatists.] **T 36.27

Contents. — 1. Introduction. — The arraignment of Paris. — Edward the First.
— The battle of Alcazar. — The old wives’ tale. — The device of the pageant,
etc. — Descensus Astree. 2. David and Bethsabe. — Sir Clyomon an‘ Sir
Clamydes. — A farewell to Sir John Norris and Sir Francis Drake, etc. ; and a
tale of Troy. — An eclogue gratulatory. — Polyhymnia. — Speeches to Queen
Elizabeth at Theobald’s. — The honour of the Garter. — Angloruin ferix,
England’s holidays. — Miscellaneous poems. — Merry conceited jests of George
Peele. — Index.

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Peeping Tom and Lady Godiva. A brief account of the origin and
mode of conducting the show fair at Coventry. Coventry. Rolla-
son. 1839. 41 pp. Plate. **T 98.108
Péladan, Joséphin.
Le Prince de Byzance. Drame romanesque en cing actes. Paris.
Chamuel. 1896. (4), 137 pp. [Théatre de la rose ft croix.]
**€T 35.12
La Prométhéide. Trilogie d’Eschyle en quatre tableaux. Paris.
Chamuel. 1895. xiii, (3), 163 pp. Portrait. [Théatre de la rose T
croix. ] **T 35.13
Pellet, Jean Francois.
Vicissitudes des empires. Ode. Neufchateau. Beaucolin. [181c.]
8 pp. **T 96.244
Pelletier-Volméranges, Benoit.
Le devoir et la nature; drame en cing actes et en prose. A Paris,
au bureau général du Mercure de France, chez Cailleau. An vit

[1798/99]. 131 pp. **T.97.68

Penn, John.
Letters on the drama. [Anon.] London: Printed for Elmsly. 1796.
80 pp. ¥*T 96.184

Pennell, Joseph, and Elizabeth Robins Pennell.

Play in Provence: being a series of sketches. London. Unwin. 1892.

202 pp. Illus. Plates. Music. ¥*T 97.74
Pérez Galdés, Benito.

Electra. A drama in five acts. [Translated from the Spanish.]
Portrait. (Jn Drama, The. I911, no. 2, pp. 12-138. Chicago.
IQII.) **T.15,17.1
Preceded by an account of the author.

Perlet, Adrien.

De Vinfluence des mceurs sur la comédie. Discours suivi de deux
études sur les rdles du Misanthrope et du Tartufe. 2e édition.
Paris. Dauvin & Fontaine. 1848. (4), 221, (1) pp. **T 97.137

Perret, Paul.

La parisienne. Dessins par Vernier. Paris. Le Chevalier. 1868.

127, (1) pp. Plates. [Physionomies parisiennes.] **T 99.34
Perring, Sir Philip, Baronet. :

Hard knots in Shakespeare. 2d edition. London. Longmans, Green

& Co. 1886. xiv, 477 pp. ¥*T 56.28
Persigny, Jean Gilbert Victor de Fialin, Duc de.

Lettre sur la liberté de la presse adressée aux journaux. Paris.

Dentu. 1868. 31 pp. ¥*T 95.131
Person, Léonce.

Histoire du Venceslas de Rotrou. Suivie des notes critiques et
biographiques. Paris. Cerf. 1882. 148 pp. **T 57.329
The author maintains that Rotrou’s Venceslas was inspired by Rojas Zorrilla’s
No ay ser padre siendo rey.

Peter Wilkins; or, the flying islanders. A melo dramatic spectacle in

two acts. Manuscript. [Birmingham? 1845?] (47) ff. **T.35.11
A ae of The life and adventures of Peter Wilkins [pseud. of Robert
Paltock].

Peterson, Henry.
Cesar; a dramatic study in five acts. Philadelphia. Peterson & Co.
1879. 72 pp. #*T 97.288
Petit de Julleville, Louis.
Histoire du théatre en France: La comédie et les mceurs en France
au moyen age. Paris. Cerf. 1886. (3), 361, (1) pp. **T 47.64

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Petit de Julleville, Louis. (Continued.)
Le théatre en France. Histoire de la littérature dramatique depuis
ses origines jusqu’a nos jours. Paris. Colin & cie. 1889. xi, 432,

(1) pp. ; **T 47,16
Petite biographie des chansonniers du x1xe siécle. Par un restaurateur
trés connu de ces messieurs. Paris. 1826. 63 pp. **T.99.57

Philippe, Adolphe.

Don Cesar de Bazan. A drama in three acts. [By Dumanoir and
Philippe.] With the stage business, costumes, &c. New York.
Taylor & Co. 1854. 47 pp. **T 37.45
Translated by G. A. A Beckett and Mark Lemon.

Philips, Ambrose.
The distrest mother. See Racine, Jean. The distrest mother.
Phillips, Teresia Constantia. ,

An apology for the conduct of Mrs. T. C. Phillips. London: Printed

for the author. 1748, 49. 3 v. Portrait. **T 57.66
Phipson, Emma.

The animal-lore of Shakspeare’s time. Including quadrupeds, birds,
reptiles, fish and insects. London. Kegan Paul, Trench & Co.
1883. xvi, 476 pp. Plate. **T 56.27
Authors and editions quoted, pp. xi-xvi.

Picot, Auguste Emile.

Le monologue dramatique dans l’ancien théatre francais. Paris.

1886-1888. (3), 240 pp. **T 44,4
Picot, Emile. See Picot, Augtiste Emile.
Piedagnel, Alexandre.

Jules Janin. 1804-1874. Paris. Librairie des bibliophiles’ 1874. 106,

(1) pp. Portrait. ¥*T 58.134
Pinchbeck, William Frederick.

The expositor; or many mysteries unravelled. Delineated in a
series of letters. Comprising the learned pig, — invisible lady
and acoustic temple .. and various other curiosities on similar
principles: also, a few of the most wonderful feats as performed
by the art of legerdemain: with some reflections on ventriloquism.
Boston. The Author. 1805. 3-100 pp. ¥#*T' 97.354

Pinero, Sir Arthur Wing.
Iris. A drama in five acts. New York. Russell. 1902. (6), 224 pp.

Plates. ® **T..37.107
The magistrate. A farce in three acts. London. Heinemann. 1892.
x, (3), 164 pp. *#T 38.32

Introductory note by Malcolm C. Salaman.
The notorious Mrs. Ebbsmith. A drama in four acts. London.
Heinemann. 1895. (7), 224 pp. ¥**T 38.9
Robert Louis Stevenson as a dramatist. With an introduction by
Clayton Hamilton. New York. 1914. (5), 78, (1) pp. [Columbia
University. Dramatic Museum. Publications. Series 1. Papers
on play-making. No. 4.] ¥*T 46.60.4

: Bibliographical appendix, pp. 73-78.

Pitt, George Dibdin.

* Susan Hopley; or, the vicissitudes of a servant girl: a domestic
drama, in three acts. Printed from the acting copy, with remarks,
by D—G. Added, the costume and the stage business. London.
Davidson. [184-?] 3-50 pp. **T 99.10

Plagiary, Peter, pseud.

The song smith, and story stitcher; or, the humours of a strolling
player: a dramatic olio. London. King. 1818. (1), 227 pp. **T.98.107

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Planché, James Robinson. :

The extravaganzas of J. R. Planché. 1825-1871. Edited by T. F.
Dillon Croker and Stephen Tucker (Rouge croix). Testimonial
edition. London. French. 1879. 5 v. Portraits. **T 36.38
Contents. — 1. Author’s preface. — Success; or, a hit if you like it. — Olympic
revels; or, Prometheus and Pandora. — Olympic devils; or, Orpheus and
Eurydice. — The Paphian bower; or, Venus and Adonis. — High, low, Jack,
and the game; or, the card party. — The deep deep sea; or, Perseus and
Andromeda. — Telemachus; or, the Island of Calypso. — Riquet with the tuft.
— Pussin Boots. 2. The drama’s levée; or a peep at the past. — Blue Beard, —
The Sleeping Beauty in the wood. — Beauty and the Beast. — The white cat.
— Fortunio, and his seven gifted servants. — The fair one with the golden locks.
— The drama at home; or an evening with Puff. — Graciosa & Percinet. 3.
The golden fleece; or, Jason in Colchis, and Medea in Corinth. — The bee and
the orange tree; or, the four wishes. — ‘The birds” of Aristophanes. — The
invisible prince; or, the island of tranquil delights. — The new planet; or
Harlequin out of place. — The golden branch. — Theseus and Ariadne; or, the
marriage of Bacchus. — The king of the peacocks. — The seven champions of
Christendom. 4. The island of jewels. — Cymon & Iphigenia. — King Charm-
ing; or, the blue bird of Paradise. — The Queen of the Frogs. — The Prince of
Happy Island; or, the faun in the forest. — The good woman in the wood. —
Mr. Buckstone’s ascent of Mount Parnassus. — The camp at the Olympic. -——
Once upon a time there were two kings. 5. Mr. Buckstone’s voyage round the
globe (in Leicester Square). — The Yellow Dwarf and the King of the Gold
Mines. — The new Haymarket spring meeting. — The discreet princess; or, -he
three glass distaffs. — Young & handsome. — Love and fortune. — Orpheus in
the Haymarket. — King Christmas. — A complete list of the dramatic produc-
tions of J. R. Planché.

Faint heart never won fair lady. A comedy in one act. With the
stage business, costumes, &c. New York. French. [185-7]
5-31 pp. [French’s Standard drama. No. 68.] #*T 37.33

Pocock, Isaac.

John of Paris; a comic opera, in two acts. The overture, songs, &c.,
composed by Mr. Bishop; the rest of the music by Boieldieu. Lon-
don. Miller. 1814. 45 pp. Colored portrait. ¥*T 36.52
Libretto only. An adaptation of Saint-Just’s Jean de Paris.

Rob Roy Macgregor; or, “auld lang syne.” An operatic play, in
three acts. New-York. French. [185-?] 60 pp. [French’s
Standard drama. No. 87.] ¥*T 37.34

Poitou, Eugéne Louis. /

Du roman et du théatre contemporains et de leur influence sur les

meoeurs. Paris. Durand. 1857. (3), vi, (1), 351 pp. **T 46.12
Polkmall, Nick. .

Les polkeuses. Poéme étique sur les célébrités de la polka. Por-
traits et jambes d’aprés nature par H. Druard. Paris. Masgana.
1844. 68, (3) pp. Lllus. Plates. ¥*T 97.272

Pollard, Alfred William, editor.

English miracle plays, moralities and interludes. Specimens of the

pre-Elizabethan drama, with an introduction, notes, and glossary.

Oxford. The Clarendon Press. 1890. 1x, 250 pp. ¥**T 37.213
Contents. — Introduction. — York play: The barkers. — Chester plays: Noah’s
flood; The sacrifice of Isaac. — Towneley play: Secunda pastorum. — Coventry
play: The salutation and conception. — Mary Magdalene. — The Castell of
Perseverance. — Everyman. — Interlude of the four elements. — Skelton’s
Magnyfycence. — Heywood’s The pardoner and the frere. — Thersytes — Bale’s
King John. — Mysterium Resurrectionis D. N. Jhesu Christi. — Ludus super
Iconia Sancti Nicolai. — The harrowing of hell. — Broome play of Abraham
and Isaac. —- Notes. — Glossarial index.

Polozzi, Giuseppe.

Haydée. Ballo fantastico in 9 quadri. Musica del maestro Cav.
Romualdo Marenco. Genova. Armanino, 1904. I2 pp.

: **T 36.18

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Ponte, Lorenzo da.
The marriage of Figaro; a comic opera, in three acts, founded on
- Beaumarchais’ comedy of La folle journée, and on The follies of
a day. Translated, altered, and arranged for representation, by
Henry R. Bishop. The music chiefly selected from Mozart’s
operas, and new music composed by Mr. Bishop. London. Miller.

1819. v, (2), 56 pp. **T 96.207
Libretto only, in English.
Same. 2d edition. 1823. **T 36.41
Poole, John.

The comic miscellany. London. Tegg & Co. 1851. (4), 340 pp.
Illus. Portrait. Autograph facsimile. #*T 97.104
Contents. — A Cockney country-gentleman. — A discourse of bores. — Mislaying
an idea. — The advantages of belonging to a club. — Twenty-three minutes
past two. — The school for horse-play. — “‘Appleby’s the man!’? — My uncle
and his bequest. — Better never than late. — A tale of mystery. — The New-

gate annual.

Hamlet travestie: in three acts. With annotations by Dr. Johnson
and George Steevens and other commentators. [Anon.] 2d
edition. London. Richardson. 1811. xiv, (2), 109, (1) pp.

. ¥#*T 38.30

The annotations are a part of the travestie, imitating the styles of the various
commentators,

Same. Lacy. [185-?] 48 pp. **T 37.85

A nabob for an hour; a farce, in two acts. Marked from the
prompter’s book. Added, the costume, stage business. London.
Duncombe. [18—?] 7-30 pp. Plate. **T 39.8

Paul Pry. A comedy in three acts. Also~the stage business,
costumes, etc. New York. French. [185-?] iv, 7-69 pp. [French’s
Standard drama. No. 76.] **T 37.86

Simpson and Co. A comedy in-two acts. Also the stage business,
costumes, etc. New York. French. [185-?] iv, 7-39 pp.
[French’s Standard drama. No. 60.] _ **T.37.87

Porto, Luigi da.

The original story of Romeo and Juliet from which Shakespeare
evidently drew the subject of his drama, text of 1530, and an
English translation. With a critical preface, historical and
bibliographical notes and illustrations. By G. Pace-Sanfelice.
Cambridge. Deighton, Bell, & Co. 1868. Ixiii, 80 pp. **T.97.302

Possart, Ernst, Ritter von. :

Uber die Gesamtauffithrung des Goetheschen Faust. 4. Auflage.

Miinchen. Bruckmann. 1909. 32 pp. ¥*T 77,222
Pott, Mrs. Henry.

Did Francis Bacon write “Shakespeare?” [Part 1.] By the editor
of Bacon’s “Promus of formularies and elegancies.” London.
Guest & Co. [1884.] 28 pp. **T.97.77

Pourvoir, Le, de la poésie, chant lyrique. A Paris, chez le citoyen
Desenne. De l’imp. de la ce Lacroix. An v, 1797, (v.s.). II pp.
¥*T 96.255

Power, Tyrone.

Impressions of America, during the years 1833, 1834, and 1835. Lon-

don. Bentley. 1836. 2 v. Plates. **T 56,150

Practical magician, The, and ventriloquist’s guide. .A practical manual
of fireside magic and conjuring illusions: containing also complete
instructions for acquiring & practising the art of ventriloquism.
New York. Hurst & Co. [1876.] 92 pp. Illus. [The “magnet”
hand books. No. 8.] **T 97.352

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Preston, J., pseud.

Genuine letters from a gentleman to a young lady his pupil. Revised
with notes by Thomas Hull. London: Printed for J. Bell. 1772.
2v. ¥*T 98.73

Preston, Mary.

Studies in Shakspeare. A book of essays. Philadelphia. Claxton,

Remsen & Haffelfinger. 1869. 5-181 pp. **T 58.71
Price, Morton, pseud. See Rhys, Charles Horton.
Prior, Sir James.

Life of Edmond Malone, editor of Shakespeare. With selections
from his manuscript anecdotes. London. Smith, Elder & Co.
1860. xii, 476 pp. Portrait. Autograph facsimile. ¥*T 55.63

Prompt, Pierre Inés.

Le jeu public et Monaco. Paris. Dentu. 1882. (3), x, 293, (3) pp.

Plates. ¥**T 97.278
Prowse, William Jeffery.

Nicholas’s Notes and sporting prophecies, with some miscellaneous
poems, serious and humorous. Edited, with a brief biographical
notice, by Tom Hood. London. Routledge. [1870.] 153 pp.
Portrait. Autograph facsimile. **T 98.84 |
Relates to Great Britain.

Publicola, pseud. See Evans, Robert Harding.
Pulszky, Terézia.

Three Christmas plays, for children. With music by L. Jansa, and
illustrations by Charles Armytage. London. Griffith & Farran.
1858. vi, 106, 24 pp. Colored plates. Music. oT 38.15

Contents. — The sleeper awakened. — The wonderful bird. — Crinolina,

Quin, James.

Quin’s Jests; or, the facetious man’s pocket-companion. Containing
every species of wit, humour, and repartee, with a compleat col-
lection of epigrams, bon-mots, &c. London: Printed for S.
Bladon. 1766. (4), 96 pp. **T 57.54

Some pages are missing at the end.
Quivogne de Montifaud, Marie Amélie. (Marc de Montifaud.)
Racine et la Voisin. Paris. [Bardin.] 1878. (3), 85, (1) pp. Por-
trait. ¥**T 97.169
Quizzical valentine writer, The. A choice collection of comic valentines
suited to both sexes. London. Johnson. [18—?] (8) pp.
Colored plate. ¥*T 97.236

. R
R., J. See Ritson, Joseph.
Rabone, John.

A lecture on some portraits of Shakespeare, and Shakespeare’s
brooch, delivered to the members of the Birmingham Natural
History and Microscopical Society, Nov. 15th, 1883. [Birming-
ham.] 1884. 21, iv pp. Plates. Plan. **T 96.270

Racine, Jean. :

Andromaque. Andromache, a tragedy in five acts. The original
French, with an English translation, prepared for Raphael Félix,
manager of Mlle Rachel’s French company. New-York. Darcie
& Corbyn. 1855. 36 pp. **T 34,11

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Racine, Jean. (Continued.)

Bajazet, a tragedy in five acts. The original French, with an English
translation, prepared for Raphael Félix, manager of Mlle Rachel’s
French company. New York. Darcie & Corbyn. 1855. 38 pp.

¥*T 34.17

Phédre. Phedra: a tragedy in five acts. The original French, with
an English translation. Prepared for Raphael Félix, manager of
Mlle Rachel’s French company. New-York. Darcie & Corbyn.
1855. 36 pp. **T 34,10

Ramsay, Allan.

The gentle shepherd. A Scots pastoral comedy. London: Printed

for John Bell. 1777. 92 pp. Portrait. **T 98.25
Randall, Jack.

Rival managers; or, the elements of horsewhipping. A serio-comic

poem. London. [18—?] 32 pp. Colored plate. ¥*T 56.59
[Ranelagh House: a satire in prose, in the manner of Monsieur Le

Sage. London. :1747.]  iii-iv, 28 pp. **T 97.49
The title-page is missing. The title is supplied from the British Museum
Catalogue.

Raynaud, Maurice.
Les médecins au temps de Moliére. Mceurs, institutions, doctrines.
Paris.. Didier & cie. 1862. (5), 464, (1) pp. ¥*T 56.39
Reach, Angus Bethune.
The natural history of humbugs. Illustrated by A. Henning. Lon-
don. Bogue. 1847. 126 pp. Illus. Plate. ¥**T 99.44
Rebell, Hugues.
Victorien Sardou. Le théatre et ’époque. Paris. Juven. [1903.]
(3), 316, (1) pp. **T.57.193
Reciter’s album, The, or, actor’s utility book; being a collection of
recitations, stories, selections from dramas, and parodies. Col-
lected and arranged by a gentleman of the Theatres Royal. Lon-

don. Arliss. 1832. vi, 350, (4) pp. Illus. Plates. **T 30.6
Red Riding-Hood and her sister Little Bo-Peep. A pantomime. [Lon-
don. 187-?] 5-20 pp. ¥*T 37,221
Words only.
Rees, James.

Foot-prints of a letter-carrier; or, a history of the world’s corre-

“ spondence: containing biographies, tales, sketches, incidents, and

statistics connected with postal history. Philadelphia. Lippincott

& Co. 1866. 420 pp. ¥*T 97.23
Reeve, Wybert.

Romance of reality; or, tales from a wanderer’s diary. Sheffield.
Pawson & Brailsford. 1862. xi, 198 pp. Portrait. Autograph
facsimile. ¥*T 58.16

Reichard, Heinrich August Ottokar. ,
H. A. O. Reichard. (1751-1828.) Seine Selbstbiographie iiberar-
-  beitet und herausgegeben von Hermann Uhde. Stuttgart. Cotta.
1877. vi, 553 Pp. : **T 56.174
Remarks on an historical play, called, The fall of Mortimer. Shewing
wherein the ‘said play may be term’d a libel against the present
administration. 2d edition. London: Printed for E. Rayner.
[1731.] 24 pp. **T 97.62
Remarks on Clarissa, addressed to the author. Occasioned by some
critical conversations on the characters and conduct of that work.
With some reflections on the character and behaviour of Prior’s
Emma. London: Printed for J. Robinson. 1749. 56 pp. **T.97.41

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Renard, Athanase. .
De limitation théatrale 4 propos du romantisme. [Anon.] Paris.

Féret. 1830. (1), 140 pp. ¥*T 98.139
Etudes littéraires et dramatiques. Paris. Guyot & Scribe. 1842.
204 pp. ¥**T 96.158
Contents. — Les Pélopides. Tragédie. — Les Vépres siciliennes. Tragédie. —

De limitation théatrale 4 propos du romantisme.
Révérend Du Mesnil, Edmond.
La famille de Moliére et ses représentants actuels. D’aprés les docu-
ments authentiques. Paris. Liseux. 1879. xi, 110, (2) pp. **T.57.63
Reynolds, Frederick.
The exile, a comedy, in three acts. [Anon.] Philadelphia. Bradford

& Inskeep. 1810. 16 pp. No. 3 in **T.26.34.2
An adaptation of Sophie Cottin’s Elisabeth, ou, les exiles de Sibérie.

The free knights: or the edict of Charlemagne. A drama, in three
acts, interspersed with music. (From the 1st London edition of
1810.) Philadelphia. Bradford & Inskeep. 1810. 16 pp.

No. 7 in **T.26.34.1
Rhys, Charles Horton. (Morton Price.)

A theatrical trip for a wager! through Canada and the United States.
London.’ Dudley. 1861. (3), 140 pp. Portrait. Plates. Auto-
graph facsimile. **T 56.20
Some of the plates are colored.

Rhys, Horton. See Rhys, Charles Horton.
Richard-Desaix, Ulric.

La relique de Moliére du cabinet du Baron Vivant Denon. Paris.

Vignéres. 1880. 43, (1) pp. Portrait. #*T 55.11
Ripon, Watts.

Spirito-mania, a lively serio-comic satire, on the deflections of
spiritualism, insane follies of “mejums,” and ridiculous extremes
resorted to for their defense. Philadelphia. Jordan. 1881. 34 pp.
Illus. Plates. ¥**T 97.269

Ritchie, Anna Cora. (Anna Cora Mowatt.)

Fashion; or, life in New York.. A comedy, in five acts. London.
Newbery. 1850. (8), 62, (1) pp. **T 37.189

Same. With stage business, costumes, &c. New York. French.
{1854.] (4), 62 pp. [French’s Standard drama. No. 215.]

**T.37.30

Ritchie, James Ewing.
About London. London. Tinsley. 1860. vi, 213 pp. **T 97.212
Ritson, Joseph.

The quip modest; a few words by way of supplement to Remarks,
critical and illustrative, on the text and notes of the last edition
of Shakspeare; occasioned by a republication of that edition,
revised and augmented by the editor of Dodsley’s Old plays [Isaac
Reed]. London: Printed for J. Johnson. 1788. viii, 32 pp.

**T 96.210

Rival bali rooms, The, or, a collection of all the pieces published in

favour of the New and Old Assembly-Rooms, at Bath, during the

disputes about settling the public amusements, in the autumn.

season, 1774. Printed by R. Cruttwell, and sold by all the book-

sellers in Bath. [1774.] (3), 104 pp. **T 97.339
Robert-Houdin, Jean Eugéne.

The sharper detected and exposed. London. Chapman & Hall.
1863. xii, 268 pp. Illus. **T 97.159

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Robertson, Thomas William.

Principal dramatic works. With memoir by his son. London.
Sampson Low, Marston, Searle & Rivington, Ltd. 1889. 2 v.
Portraits. Diagrams. Autograph facsimiles. **T 37.194
Contents, — 1. Memoir. — List of works. — Birth. — Breach of promise — Caste.
— David Garrick. — Dreams. — Home. — Ladies’ battle. — M. P. 2. The night-

ingale. — Ours. — Play. — Progress. — Row in the house. — School. — Society.
— War.

Rodocanachi, Emmanuel Pierre.
Courtisanes et bouffons. Etude de moeurs romaines au xvie siécle.
Paris. Flammarion. 1894. (6), 190, (3) pp. Illus. **T..97.300

‘Contents. — Les courtisanes. — Les bouffons, — Frére Mariano. — Notes et
éclaircissements.

Roger-Ballu. See Ballu, Roger.
Rogers, Henry Munroe.

I make it hearts! [Verses.] A souvenir of the seventieth birthday

of Henry M. Rogers. [Boston. 1909.] (6) pp. **T 57.88 |
Ronzani, Domenico.

Il cavallo d’oro (the golden horse), a fantastic fairy ballet, in four
tableaux. Translated and adapted by Caroline M. Richings. Phila-
delphia. Rullman. 1857, 18, (1) pp. **T 34.6

Faust: a grand fantastic ballet, in three acts and ten tableaux.
Translated and adapted by Caroline M. Richings. Philadelphia.
Rullman. 1857. 23 pp. ¥**T 35.10

Roqueplan, Louis Victor Nestor.

Regain. La vie parisienne. Paris. Librairie nouvelle. 1853. (3),

vi, 272 pp. **T 97.299
Roqueplan, Nestor. See Roqueplan, Louis Victor Nestor.
Roquet, Antoine Ernest. (Ern. Thoinan.)

Un bisaieul de Moliére. Recherches sur les Mazuel, musiciens des
xvie et xvire siécles, alliés de la famille Popuelin. Paris. Claudin.
1878. 58, (2) pp. Plates. Genealogical chart. **T 59.11

Rosenthal, Ludwig, bookseller.

Shakespeare: his works, his times, his influence. Including emblem
books and dances of death. Munich. [Erlacher. 19077] 45 pp.
[Catalogue 118.] **T 66.27

Rosimond, Claude La Rose, Sieur de, alleged author.

Les intrigues de Moliére et celles de sa femme. See Intrigues, Les,

de Moliére et celles de sa femme.
Rossi, L.

Side-lights on Shakspere. By L. Rossi and E. M. Corbould. Lon-
don. Swan Sonnenschein & Co., Ltd. 1900. (6), 208 pp. Por-
trait. Plate. . **T 57.304
Contents. — Shakspere and his sonnets. — A midsummer night’s dream. — King
Richard II. — The merchant of Venice. — King Henry V. — As you like it. —
Julius Cesar. — Hamlet, Prince of Denmark. — Macbeth. — King Henry VIII.
Each author wrote five chapters of this work.

Rostand, Edmond. See Rostand, Eugéne Alexis Edmond.
Rostand, Eugéne Alexis Edmond. :
Cyrano de Bergerac. A play in five acts. Translated from the
French by Gladys Thomas and Mary F. Guillemard. New York.
Munro. 18098. 11-250 pp. ¥**T 37.182

Souvenir of Castle Square Theatre, in commemoration of the first production of
Cyrano de Bergerac in Boston, week of Oct. 24, 1898.

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Roullet, ——. ; ‘ , a

Récit historique des événements qui se sont passés dans l’administra-
tion de 1l’Opéra la nuit du 13 février 1820. (Assassinat du Duc de
Berry.) Paris. Poulet-Malassis. 1862. (3),93 pp. Plate. **T.98.126

Rowe, Nicholas. ; ;

The dramatick works of Nicholas Rowe. Vol. 2, 3. London: Printed
for W. Feales. 1733. 2 v. Plates. **T 38.17
Contents. — 2, The ambitious step-mother. — Tamerlane. — The fair penitent. —
Ulysses. 3. The royal convert. — Jane Shore. — Jane Gray. — The biter.

Jane Shore. A tragedy in five acts. London. Lacy. [185-?] 51 pp.

#*T 37.56

Miscellaneous works. 3d edition. London printed: and sold by W.
Feales. 1733. xvii, (3), 100, 36, (18), 162 pp. Plates. **T.98.144
Contents. — Poems on several occasions. — An essay on the manner of living
with great men. — Some account of Boileau’s writings. — Musarum lacryme. —
The golden verses of Pythagoras. — A poem on the late glorious successes, —
Ode for the new year mpccxvi. — Callipedia. — Quillet’s Enistle to Eudoxus.
— Elegy on the death of Gassendus.

Roy, Just Jean Etienne.

Histoire de Jean Racine contenant des détails sur sa vie privée et sur
ses ouvrages et des fragments de sa correspondance. 3e édition.
Tours. Mame. 1868. 239 pp. Portrait. [Bibliothéque de la
jeunesse chrétienne.] **T 56.99

Royal condescensions: or, Dublin out of its senses! An irregular
cracker; consisting of all sorts of rhymes about the Irish visit.
London. Hodgson & Co. 1821. 24 pp. **T 36.47
A satire on George IV’s visit to Ireland in 1821.

Royer, Alphonse.

Histoire du théatre contemporain en France et a l’étranger depuis

1800 jusqu’a 1875. Paris. Ollendorff. 1878. 2 v. *ET 46.24
Histoire universelle du théatre. Paris. Franck [& Ollendorff].
1869-78. 6 v. **T 46.23

Tomes 5 and 6 have the sub-title Histoire du théAtre contemporain en France et
a l’étranger depuis 1800 jusqu’a 1875.

Rump: or an exact collection of the choycest poems and songs relating
to the late times. By the most eminent wits, from anno 1639 to
anno 1661. London, Printed for Henry Brome. 1662. [Re-
printed, 1874.] 2v. Plate. #*T 97.305

Ruphy, J. F.

Appel a Vimpartialité, dans le procés intenté 4 auteur des Deux
gendres. Paris. Bureau du Journal des arts. 1812. 31 pp.
Signed, R. P. Y. **T 56.277

Rushton, William Lowes.

Shakespeare an archer. Liverpool. Lee & Nightingale. 1897. (1),

118 pp. Plate. ¥*T 56.121
Shakespeare and ‘The arte of English poesie.’ Liverpool. Young.
1909. v, 167 pp. **T 57.272

Obscure passages, and words and expressions of doubtful meaning in Shake-
speare are explained by reference to The arte of English poesie, which has becn
attributed to both George and Richard Puttenham.

Shakespeare’s legal maxims, Liverpool. Young. 1907. 61 pp.
**T 57.50
Russell, Sir Edward Richard.

The religion of Shakspeare. [London. 1876.] 27 pp. **T 56.81
From the Theological Review, October, 1876.

Russell, Sir Edward Richard, and Percy Cross Standing.
Ibsen on his merits. London. Chapman & Hall, Ltd. 1897. viii,
189 pp. **T 57.140

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Russell, William Clark.
“Fra” Angelo: a tragedy. In five acts. London. Hotten. 1865.

78 pp. **T 37.16.
On the reverse of the title-page Charles Walcot and William Clark Rast ae

called joint authors of the play.
Rymer, Thomas.

‘A short view of tragedy; its original excellency, and corruption.
With some reflections on Shakespear, and other practitioners for
the stage. London, Printed and are to be sold by Richard Bald-
win. 1693. (14), 182 pp. ¥*T 47.103

S., Madame Constance de, pseud.
pitre a un jeune auteur, sur l’indépendance et les devoirs de l’homme

de lettres. Paris. Vente. 1806. 14 pp. ¥ET 97.144
Epitre sur les inconvéniens du séjour de la campagne. Paris. Sajou.
1808. 12 pp. **T 97.145

Sabin, Joseph F.

The home of Shakespeare. A letter, May, 1869. (Jn Fairholt,
Frederick W. Shakespeare’s home. Pp. 53-80. New York.
1877.) *#T 57.76

Sadakichi Hartmann, C.

Shakespeare in art. Boston. Page & Co. 1901. (4), 371 pp. Por-
traits. Plates. Autograph facsimile. [Art lovers’ series.]

**T 57.170
St. George, George.

The sires and sons from Albion sprung. A musical masque in four
scenes. The man of thought and the man of action. A drama in
five acts. Added, a dream play entitled Don’t book your make
ups. In three acts. London. Matthews. 1876. 136 pp. Colored
plates. **T 36.16

Saint-Georges, Jules Henri Vernoy de, and Alfred Bunn.

[The enchantress.] A new and original opera, in three acts, preceded
by a prologue: The enchantress. The music by M. W. Balfe.
The libretto by M. de St. Georges and Mr. Bunn. London.
Johnson. [1845.] 44 pp. ; **T 36.79
Libretto only.

The Sicilian bride. A grand opera, in four acts. The music by M.
W. Balfe. The libretto by Mr. St. Georges and Mr. Bunn. [Lon-
don.] Chappell. [1852.] 32 pp. ¥**T 36.85
Libretto only.

Sardou, Victorien. P .

Mes plagiats! Réplique 4 Mario Uchard. Paris. Imprimerie et
librairie universelle. 1882. (3), 187 pp. #*T 57.262

Saynétes et monologues. Série 1. Paris. Tresse. 1877. #*T 37.246
Contents, — Professeur de déclamation. Préface-monologue par G. Getschy. —
Un proverbe manqué. Scéne 4 deux personnages par G. Nadaud. — La famille
Dubois, par Ch. Cros. — Le conte du garde, par G, Nadaud. — Voyage dans
mes poches. Monologue par Ch. Monselet. — La porte est close. Monologue a
trois personnages, par L. Supersac. — Lélia. Comédie en un acte par O. Gas-
tineau. — Chez la cliente. Monologue en vers libres par P. Ferrier. — Le premier
billet. Monologue par J. de Biez. — L’oraison funébre de Madame Bourgeois,
par G. Nadaud. — Un livre leste. Dialogue en deux scénes par Ch. Monselet. —
L’examen de conscience d’une jeune fille, par G. Nadaud. — Une larme d’Au-
vergnat, par P. Ferrier. — L’ affaire de la rue Beaubourg, par Ch. Cros. — Aux

avant-postes. Comédie en un acte par G. Ohnet. — Ruses et trues. Conférence
non politique par Chauvin. — Le dernier klephte. Pochade grecque "ar F, Mons.

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Scarron, Paul.

The whole comical works of Mons. Scarron. Translated by Thomas
Brown, Savage, and others. 6th edition, corrected. Dublin:
Printed for Henry Hawker [etc.]. 1751, 52. 2 v. **T 98.87
Contents. — 1. Scarron’s Comical romance. Parts 1 and 2. 2. Scarron’s Comical
romance. Part 3. — Avarice chastised: or, the miser punished. — The useless
precaution. — The hypocrites. — The innocent adultery. — The generous lover:
or, the man of deeds, and not of words. — Select letters of Scarron.

Schiller, Johann Christoph Friedrich von.

The robbers. A tragedy, in five acts. Translated from the German
of Frederick Schiller. New York. French. [185-?] 3-57 pp.
[French’s Standard drama. No. 103.] ¥*T.37.35

Schlegel, August Wilhelm von.

A course of lectures on dramatic art and literature. Translated by
John Black. Revised, according to the last German edition, by A.
J. W. Morrison. London. Bohn. 1846. viii, 535, (1) pp. Por-
trait. [Bohn’s Standard library.] *€T 47,106

Schnitzler, Arthur.

Light-o’-love. A drama in three acts. Translated by Bayard Quincy

Morgan. (Jn Drama, The. 1912, no. 7,.pp. 14-77. Chicago. 1912.)

Preceded by an account, by the translator, of the author’s works. **T 15.17.2
Scipion, consul, drame héroique en un acte et en vers. Paris. Gillé.
An xt. [1804.] 20 pp. **T 96.256

Scott, Clement William.

The wheel of life. A few memories and recollections. (“De omnibus
rebus.”) London. Greening. 1897. (9), 120, (1) pp. Portrait.
Autograph facsimiles. **T 97.94

Scribe, Augustin Eugéne.

[The bronze horse.] Songs, duets, trios, chorusses, etc., in the new
grand fairy. opera of The bronze horse! Adapted from Monsieur
Scribe’s drama of “Le cheval de bronze.” The music by Auber,
arranged for the English stage by T. Cooke. [Translated] By
Alfred Bunn. London. Wright. [1836.] 28 pp. **T.36.70
Libretto only, in English.

[Lestocq.] Songs, duets, chorusses, etc., in the new grand opera of
Lestocq: or, the féte of the Hermitage! (With a preface.) The
music by Auber, arranged for the English stage by Cooke. [Trans-
lated] By Alfred Bunn. London. Miller. [1835.] 43 pp.
Libretto only, in English. **T 36.69

The syren: a comic opera, in three acts. The music by Auber. — The
libretto by Scribe, adapted from the French by Alfred Bunn. Lon-
don. Johnson. [1844.] 50 pp. ¥**T 36.77
Libretto only, in English.

Scribe, Augustin Eugéne, and Gabriel Jean Baptiste Ernest Wilfrid
Legouvé.

Adrienne Lecouvreur, a drama in five acts. The original French,
with an English translation. Prepared for Raphael Félix, manager
of Mile Rachel’s French company. New-York. Darcie & Corbyn.

1855. 79 pp. **T 34.16
Same. Adapted by H. Herman. London. French. [1883.] 56 pp.
**T..37.144

Same. [The Bernhardt edition. Translated by Frederick A. Schwab.]
New York. Rullman. [1896.] 48 pp. Plate. Autograph fac-
simile. ¥*T 34,24
The original French and an English translation on opposite pages.

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Sea, The, of ice; or, a thirst for gold, and the Wild flower of Mexico:
a romantic drama, in five tableaux. Added, the costume and the
stage business. New-York. French. [185-?] 40 pp. [French’s

American drama. The acting edition. No. 114.] **T 37.44
Second, Albéric.
La comédie parisienne. Paris. Bureaux. 1857. 2 v. ¥*T 97.331

Seguin, L.G. See Strahan, Lisbeth Gooch.
Selby, Charles.

The marble heart; or, the sculptor’s dream. A romance of real life.
In five chapters. With costumes, and stage business. Boston.
Spencer. [185-?] 53 pp. [Spencer’s Boston theatre. No. 63.]
An adaptation of Les filles de marbre by Barriére and Thiboust. #ET 37.52

Senex, pseud.

A letter to the young gentlemen who write in the Edinburgh Review.

London. Hatchard. 1809. 29 pp. —**T 96.334
Shakespeare, William. Quotations.

The light of Shakespeare. Passages illustrative of the higher teach-
ing of Shakespeare’s dramas. By Clare Langton. London. Stock.
1897. xx, 116 pp. ®kT 37.143

The mind of ‘Shakspeare, as exhibited in his works. By Aaron Au-
gustus Morgan. 2d edition. London. Chapman & Hall. 1861.

xxiii, 268 pp. **T 58.10
The modern characters from Shakespear alphabetically arranged.
2d edition. London: Brown. 1778. 80 pp. ¥*T 38.19

Quotations from Shakespeare applied to persons living at the date of publication.

The Shakespeare reference-book: being some quotations from Shake-

speare’s plays. Selected and arranged by J. Stenson Webb. Lon-

don. Stock. 1808., (5), 117 pp. #ET 37.142
Shakespeare, William.” As you like tt.

As you like it, a comedy in five acts. With the stage business, etc.

New York. French. [185-?] iv, 7-65 pp. [French’s Standard

drama. No. 66.] ¥*T 37.98
Same. The comedy of As you like it. East Aurora, N. Y. Roycroft
Shop. 1903. (5), 122, (1) pp. .  **T 34,27

Shakespeare, William. Coriolanus.

Coriolanus; or, the Roman-matron, a tragedy. With costumes, and
stage business. Marked and arranged by J. B. Wright. Boston.
Spencer. [185-?] 49 pp. [Spencer’s Boston theatre. 174.] **T.37.102

Same. William Shakespeare’s Coriolanus. Edited by F. A. Leo.
With a quarto-facsimile of the tragedy of Coriolanus from the
Folio of 1623, and extracts from North’s Plutarch. London. Smith.
1864. ix, 127, (1), 30, (1), 10 pp. Portrait. Facsimiles. **T.34.1

Shakespeare, William. Hamlet.

Hamlet, Prince of Denmark. A tragedy, in five acts. London.
Lacy. [186-?] (2), vi, 3-80 pp. Plate. **T 37.88 -

Same. Shakespeare’s tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark. East
Aurora, N. Y. Roycroft Shop. 1902. (5), 172, (1) pp. **T.34.26

Same. Hamlet, Prince of Denmark. Printed from the prompt book.
With remarks by Mrs. Inchbald. London. Longman, Hurst,
Rees, Orme, & Brown. [181-?] 93 pp. Plate. **T 38.31

Same. Shakespeare’s tragedy of Hamlet as presented by Edwin
Booth. New-York. Hart & Co. 1878. 136 pp. [The prompt-
book.] : ¥eT 38.18

Same. The E. H. Sothern acting version. New York. McClure,
Phillips & Co. 1001. v, (1), 136 pp. Portraits. Plates. **T.36.6

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Shakespeare, William. Julius Cesar.

Julius Cesar. A play, in five acts. London. Lacy. [186-?] 70 pp.
Plate. **T..37.89

Prompt-book of Shakespeare’s tragedy of Julius Cesar, as performed
by Edwin Booth and Lawrence Barrett, season of 1888 and 1880,
under the direction of Mr. Arthur B. Chase. Philadelphia. The
Penn Publishing Co. 1898. 85 pp. [Dramatic Library. Vol. 1.
No. 35.] **T.37.250

Shakespeare, William. King Henrg IV. Part I.

King Henry IV. Part 1. A play, in five acts. London. Lacy.

[186-?] 70 pp. Plate. **T 37.90
Shakespeare, William. King Henry IV. Part I, II. Selections.

Sir John Falstaff, in selected scenes from Shakspeare’s Henry the
Fourth. Parts 1 and 1. Readings in costume, by Mark Lemon.
London. Bradbury, Evans & Co. 1869. iv, (28) pp. **T 97.78

Shakespeare, William. King Henry V.

The Richard Mansfield acting version of King Henry V. A history
in five acts. Which version was for the first time presented by Mr.
Richd Mansfield & his company of players on the stage of the
Garden Theatre, October 314 M C M. New York. McClure,
Phillips & Co. 1901. vi-xviii, 124 pp. Portraits. Coats of arms.

**T 35.26
Shakespeare, William. King Henry VIII.
King Henry the Eighth. An historical play, in five acts. London.
Lacy. [186-?] (2), xxvi, 3-64 pp. **T 37.91
Shakespeare, William. King John.
“King John. A play, in five acts. London. Lacy. [186-?] 72 pp.
Plate. ¥**T 37.92
Shakespeare, William. King Lear. 3

King Lear. A tragedy, in five acts. London. Lacy. [186-?] 80 pp.

Plate. **T 37.93
Shakespeare, William. King Richard III.

King Richard the Third. A tragedy. Adapted by Colley Cibber.
London. Lacy. [186-?] 68 pp. Plate. *®T 37.94

Same. As produced at the Globe Theatre, London, March 16th, 1880,
and at the Globe Theatre, Boston, October 2tst, 1889. Richard
Mansfield appearing as Richard, Duke of Gloster. New York.

i Metropolitan Job Print. [1889.] 20 pp. Illus. / #*T 35.5
Shakespeare, William. Macbeth.

Macbeth. A tragedy. London. Lacy. [186-?] 63 pp. **T 37.95

Same. Shakespeare’s tragedy of Macbeth as produced by Edwin
Booth. Adapted from the text of the Cambridge editors, with
introductory remarks, &c., by Henry L. Hinton. New York.
Hinton. [1868.] 80 pp. Portrait. Autograph facsimile. [Booth’s
Series of acting plays. No. 2.] i **T 95.38

Shakespeare, William. Merchant of Venice.

The merchant of Venice. A comedy. London. Lacy. [186-21 64

pp. **T37.96
Shakespeare, William. Merry wives of Windsor.

The merry wives of Windsor, a comedy in five acts. With editorial
remarks, costumes and stage business. Boston. Spencer. . 1855.
71 pp. [Spencer’s Boston theatre. No. 21.] ¥**T 37.103

Shakespeare, William. Midsummer night’s dream.

A midsommer nights dreame. Illustrated by J. Moyr Smith, Lon-
don. Quaritch. 1892. xviii, (1), 36, (3) pp. INus. Plates.

: *#T 31.1
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Shakespeare, William. Much ado about nothing.

Much ado about nothing. A comedy in five acts. With the stage
business, costumes, etc. New York. French. [185-?] 61 pp.
[French’s Standard drama. No. 55.] **T 37.99

Shakespeare, William. Othello. ao
Othello, the Moor of Venice. A tragedy, in five acts. London. Lacy.

[186-?] 3-76 pp. **T.37.97
Same. London. Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent & Co., Ltd.
[1893.] (3), 42 pp. Illus. Colored plate. ¥*T 31.2

The illustrations, some of which are colored, are by Ludovic Marchetti.

Same. The Italian version as performed by Signor Salvini, during
the American tour. New York. Nesbitt & Co. 1873. 135 pp.
English text and Italian translation on opposite pages. **T 95.44

Shakespeare, William. Romeo and Juliet.

Romeo and Juliet, a tragedy, in five acts. With the stage business,
costumes, &c. New-York. French. [185-?] 69 pp. [French’s
Standard drama. No. 42.] **T.37.100

Same. With illustrations by Ludovic Marchetti, Lucius Rossi, and
Oreste Cortazzo. London. Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent
& Co., Ltd. [189-?] (2), 43 pp. Illus. Colored plate. **T.31.3

Shakespeare, William. Sonnets. :

Shakespeare’s songs and sonnets. [Illustrated by Sir John Gilbert.
London. Sampson Low, Marston, Searle, & Rivington, Ltd.
[1888.] (43) pp. Illus., some colored. **T 36.3
A reproduction in miniature of the edition of 1862.

The sonnets of William Shakspere. Rearranged and divided into
four parts. With an introduction and explanatory notes [by
Robert Cartwright]. London. Smith. 1859. 120 pp. **T.97.268

Shakespeare, William. Tempest.

The tempest. Arranged for representation at the Princess’s Theatre,
with historical and explanatory notes, by Charles Kean. July 1, 1857.
3d edition. London. Chapman & Co. [1857.] 74, (1) pp. **T.56.158

Same. With illustrations in colour by Paul Woodroffe and songs
by Joseph Moorat. London. Chapman & Hall, Ltd. 1908. (7),
129, (2) pp. Colored plates. ¥*T 34.3

Shakespeare, William. Wainter’s tale.

The winter’s tale. As arranged by Mary Anderson, with illustrations
by Edwin John Ellis & Joseph Anderson, and selections from the
incidental music by Andrew Levey. London. Field & Tuer.

_ [1888.] (1), 56, (2) pp. Illus. Portraits, some colored. **T.38.26

Same. The Viola Allen acting version of The winter’s tale. Ar-
ranged by Frank Vernon. New York. McClure, Phillips & Co.
1905. xii, 97 pp. Portraits. **T 36.4

Shakespeare Memorial Association, Stratford-upon-Avon.

Shakespeare Memorial, Stratford-on-Avon. London. Cassell, Petter
& Galpin. [1878.] 80 pp. Portrait. Plates. Map. ¥ET 57.264
The title on the cover reads: A history of the Shakespeare Memorial, Stratford-
on-Avon.

Shaw, George Bernard.
Three plays for Puritans. Chicago. Stone & Co. xxxviii, 315 pp.
¥**T 37.203
Contents. — Preface. — The devil’s disciple: a melodrama.—Czsar and Cleopatra:
a history. — Captain Brassbound’s conversion: an adventure.
Shebbeare, John.

Letters which have passed between John Beard and John Sheb-
beare. London: Printed for G. Kearsly. 1767. 3-50 pp.

*#T 57.291

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Sheil, Richard Lalor.

The apostate. A tragedy, in five acts. Also the stage business,
costumes, etc. New York. French. [185-?] iv, 7-59 pp.
[French’s Standard drama. No. 57.] ¥*T 37.36

Sheridan, Richard Brinsley Butler.
The rivals, a comedy. London. Lacy. [185-?] 72 pp. Plate.
¥*T 37.105

Same. Illustrated by Frank M. Gregory. London. Sampson Low,

Marston, Searle & Rivington, Ltd. [1889.] xx, 61 pp. Illus.

Plates, some colored. **T 31.4
The school for scandal. A comedy. London. Lacy. [185-?] 85 pp.
**T 37.106

Same. With illustrations by Lucius Rossi. London. Simpkin,
Marshall, Hamilton, Kent & Co., Ltd. [1891.] iv, 35, (1) pp.
Illus., mostly colored. Portrait. Colored plates. eT 31.5

Sheridan’s comediés. The rivals and The school for scandal. Edited
with an introduction and notes to each play and a biographical
sketch of Sheridan by Brander Matthews. Boston. Osgood &
Co. 1885. 333 pp. Portraits. Plate. Manuscript facsimile. **T.35.22

Siebecker, Edouard.

Cocottes et petits crevés. Dessins par Grévin. Paris. Le Chevalier.

1867. 128 pp. Plates. [Physionomies parisiennes.] **T 99.39
Simpson, C. H.

The life and adventures of C. H. Simpson, master of the ceremonies
at the Royal Gardens, Vauxhall. London. Strange. [1835.] (3),
ii, 28 pp. Portrait. **'T 57.367

Simpson, John Palgrave.

Dreams of delusion. A drama, in one act. Adapted from the French
drama [by Duveyrier] ‘‘Elle est folle.” With costumes and stage
business marked and arranged by J. B. Wright. Boston. Spencer.
[186-?] 28 pp. [Spencer’s Boston theatre. No. 165.] **T.37.53

Simpson, Richard, editor.

The school of Shakspere. Edited, with introductions and notes, and
an account of Robert Greene, by Richard Simpson. London.
Chatto & Windus. 1878. 2 v. **T 37.200
This book contains plays, not included in Shakespeare’s works, which have been
assigned to him by tradition, or in which it has been believed by many critics
that he had a hand.

Mr. Simpson had issued A larum for London in a single volume, but died before
the publication of the other plays which he contemplated. The editorial work
was completed by J. W. M. Gibbs under the oversight of F. J. Furnivall.
Contents. — 1. Prefatory notice. — The stories of the plays of ‘Captain Stucley’
and ‘Nobody and somebody.’ — Biography of Sir Thomas Stucley. — The
famous history of the life and death of Captain Thomas Stukeley. — Nobody and
somebody. 2. Histrio-mastix; or, the player whipt. — The prodigal son. --
Jacke Drums entertainment. — A warning for faire women. — Faire Em, the
miller’s daughter of Manchester. — An account of Robert Greene, his life and
works, and his attacks on Shakspere and the players. — Index and glossary.
Sinks of London laid open: a pocket companion for the uninitiated.

Added, a modern flash dictionary containing all the cant words, slang
terms, and flash phrases now in vogue, with a list of the sixty
orders of prime coves. Illustrations by George Cruikshank.
London. Duncombe. 1848. 131 pp. Illus. Colored plate.

; : **T 97.171
Six Indiens rouges de la tribu des Grands Osages, arrivés du Missouri
au Havre, le 27 juillet 1827, sur le navire américain New-England,

cap. Hunt. 3e édition, augmentée. Paris. Delaunay. 1827. 36

pp. Colored plate. ¥*T 97.15

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Sketch, A, of The wanderer: or the rights of hospitality. An historical
drama. London. Scales. [18087] 5-28 pp. Colored plate.
**T 97.207
Skottowe, Augustine.

The life of Shakspeare; enquiries into the originality of his dramatic
plets and characters; and essays on the ancient theatres and
theatrical usages. London. Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme,
Brown, & Green. 1824. 2 v. ¥**T 56.206

Sleeping beauty, The, in the wood; or, Harlequin and the spiteful fairy.
A grand comic Christmas pantomime, founded on the fairy tale.
Performed at the Theatre Royal, Haymarket, December 26th,
1857. London. Johnson. 1857. 30, (1) pp. ¥**T 36.48

Society of Antiquaries, London.

Catalogue of a collection of works on pageantry bequeathed to the
Society by Frederick William Fairholt. London. 1869. 40 pp.

**T 96.169

Small, George G.

Bricktop’s Comic history of America. Illustrated by Thomas Worth.
New York. Ivers & Co. [1884.] 63 pp. Illus. Plates. **T.95.43

Smith, Charles Roach.

Remarks on Shakespeare, his birth-place, etc. Suggested by a visit
to Stratford-upon-Avon in the autumn of 1868. 2d edition. Lon-

don. Bell. 1877. 31 pp. ¥**T 56.79
Smith, Egerton.
Mr. Egerton Smith. [Liverpool. 1821.] 28 pp. ¥*T 98.54

Relates to his controversy with T. B. Johnson. Issued in seven instalments.
Smith, George A.

The cabinet gallery and compendium of Shakespeare’s dramatic
works. Each drama illustrated and briefly outlined. Philadelphia.
Gebbie & Co. 1890. (6), 238 pp. Portraits. Plates. **T.55.42

Soames, C.

Hamlet. An attempt to ascertain whether the queen were an acces-
sory, before the fact, in the murder of*her first husband. [Anon.]
London. Smith. 1856. 48 pp. ¥#*T 56.82

Sotheby, Samuel Leigh.
A few words by way of a letter addressed to the directors of the
Crystal Palace Company. London. Smith. 1855. 39 pp. **T.96.35
Soury, Jules Auguste.
tudes de psychologie. Portraits du xvite siécle. Paris. Charpen-
tier. 1879. (3), xix, 335, (1) pp. **T 97.111
Spedding, James.

Reviews and discussions; literary, political, and historical, not relat-

ing to Bacon. London. Kegan Paul & Co. 1879. vi, (1), 419 pp.

**T 96.137

Spouter’s companion, The; or, theatrical remembrancer. A collection

of prologues and epilogues. Added, the spouter’s medley: con-

taining select parts of the most celebrated comedies and tragedies.

With The Spouting-Club in an uproar: or the battle of socks and

buskins. London: Printed for J. Cooke and sold by T. Lewis.

[1770?] (4), 104 pp. Portrait. ¥**T 38.3
Spry, H.

Aladdin and the wonderful lamp, or, Harlequin & the forty thieves
and the flying horses of Lambeth. [Pantomime.] 1874-75. As
produced at Sanger’s National Amphitheatre. London. | Rascol.
[1874.] 26 pp. #*T 37,228
Words only.

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Lady Godiva and Peeping Tom of Coventry; or Harlequin St. George
and the dragon of India. [Pantomime.] 1875-76. As produced at
Sanger’s National Amphitheatre. London. Rimmel. [1875.] (1),
44, (1) pp. ¥**T 37,229
Words only.

Stapfer, Paul.

Moliére et Shakespeare. Nouvelle édition. Paris. Hachette & cie.
1887. (5), 302 pp. **T.57.400

Shakespeare and classical antiquity. Greek and Latin antiquity as
presented in Shakespeare’s plays. Translated from the French
by Emily J. Carey. London. Kegan Paul & Co. 1880. x, 483 pp.

¥**T 56.26
Starr, Frank.

Stage theology: or colloquy of clowns. Written upon reading the
brave speech made by the Bishop of Manchester, on the stage of
the Theatre Royal in that city, before Wm. Sidney and his com-

pany. London. Southwell. 1878. 39, (1) pp. **T 96.183
Stephens, George.
Dramas for the stage. London. Ineditus, 1846. 2 v. **T 36.2

Contents. — 1. Nero, A historical tragedy. — Forgery. A domestic tragedy. —-
Sensibility. A tragedy. 2. Self-glorification. A Chinese play for the times. —
Rebecca and her daughters. A comedy for the times. — Philip Basil; or, a
poet’s fate. A tragedy for the times. — Remarks upon the presentation -of the
tragedy of ‘“Martinuzzi.”

Stevens, George Alexander.
The celebrated lecture on heads. [Anon.] London: Printed for

Richard Bond. 1765. (1), 20 pp. **T 96.330
A skit in the form of a series of characterizations upon the reigning follies of
the day. ‘

Same. A lecture on heads, with additions by Mr. Pilon; as delivered
by Mr. Charles Lee Lewes. Added, An essay on satire. With
heads by Nesbit, from designs by Thurston. London: Printed by
T. Bensley for Vernor and Hood. 1799. ix, (2), 114, (2) pp. Illus.

**®T 98.123
Stodare, Colonel ,

Stodare’s Fly-notes; or, conjuring made easy. London. Routledge.

1867. (2), 126 pp. Illus. ¥**T 98.116

Stopes, Charlotte Carmichael.
The Bacon Shakspere question. London. Johnson. 1888. xii, 149 pp.
**T 56.171

 

Strahan, Lisbeth Gooch. (L. G. Seguin.)

The country of the Passion-Play. The highlands and highlanders of
Bavaria. London. Strahan & Co., Ltd. [1880.] xii, (3), 361 pp.
Illus. Plates. ¥*T 47.31

Student, A, of Oxford, pseud.

A dissertation on comedy: in which the rise and progress of that
species of the drama is particularly consider’d and deduc’d from
the earliest to the present age. London: Printed for T. Lownds.
1750. 55 pp. **T.96.47
This work has been ascribed to William Guthrie.

Styles, John, D.D.

The temptations of a watering place, and the best means of counter-
acting their influence. A sermon, preached at Brighton, August _
13, 1815. Brighton. The Author. 1815. 40 pp. **T 96.59

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Suckling, Sir John.

Poems, plays and other remains. New edition. With a copious
account of the author, notes, and an appendix of illustrative pieces.
London. Kerslake. 1874. 2v. Portraits. ¥*T 37,116
Edited by W. C. Hazlitt.

Supersac, Léon. _

La porte est close. Monologue a trois personnes. (In Saynétes et

monologues. Série 1, pp. 53-67. Paris. 1877.) #*T 37,246
Syle, Louis Du Pont.

Essays in dramatic criticism with impressions of some modern plays.

New York. Jenkins. [1898.] (9), 161 pp. ¥kT 48.24

Ai

Tagore, Rabindranath.

The king of the dark chamber. [Play.] Translated into English by
the author. (In Drama, The. 1914, no. 14, pp. 177-237. Portrait.
Chicago. 1914.) ¥*T 15.17.4
Preceded by an account of the author by Alice Corbin Henderson.

Tales of the drama. No. 1-10, 12, 17-57. [London. 18—?] 456 pp.
Illus. : ¥*T 46.18

There is no title-page. Nos. 8 and ro are of a different edition and have their
own pagination. They are bound at the end of the volume.

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. By the author of the travesties of
“Macbeth,” and the “Merchant of Venice.” Oxford. Spiers. 1850.
27 pp. ¥**T 97.291

Talfourd, Sir Thomas Noon.

Ton. A tragedy. In five acts. With stage business, costumes, etc.
New York. French. [185-?] iii-vii, 11-80 pp. [French’s Standard
drama. No. 1.] **T.37.37

Fanner, Anodyne, M.D., pseud.

The. life of the late celebrated Mrs. Elizabeth Wisebourn, vulgarly
call’d Mother Wybourn, containing secret memoirs of several
ladies of the first q— y who held an assembly at her house. With
her last will and testament. [Satire] London: Printed for A.
Moore. [1721?] vii, 43 pp. ¥*T 97.270

Taylor, Joseph.

Antiquitates curiose: the etymology of many remarkable old sayings,
proverbs, and singular customs, explained. London. Allman.
1818. (3), 156 pp. ¥**T 98.124

Taylor, Tom.

Historical dramas. London. Chatto & Windus. 1877. viii, (1), 466,

(1) pp. **T 37.205

Contents. — The fool’s revenge. — Jeanne Dare. — ’Twixt axe and crown. -—
Lady Clancarty. — Arkwright’s wife. — Anne Boleyn. — Plot and passion.

Still waters run deep: An original comedy, in three acts. With
costumes, and stage business. New York. French. [185-?] 58 pp.
[French’s Standard drama. No. 276.] ¥*T 37.108

The ticket-of-leave man: a drama, in four acts. Added, the costume
and the stage business. New York. French. [186-?] 56 pp.
[French’s Standard drama. The-acting edition. No. 320.]

**T 37.109
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Taylor, Tom, and Charles Reade.

The king’s rival; or, the court and the stage. A drama, in five acts.
Added, the costume and the stage business. New-York. French.
[185-?] 50 pp. [French’s American drama. The acting edition.
No. 33-] **T..97.313

Masks and faces; or, before and behind the curtain. A comedy in
two acts. London. Bentley. 1854. (5), 71, (1) pp. #*T 38,11

Same. With editorial remarks, costumes and stage business. New-
York. French. [185-?] 50 pp. [French’s Standard drama. The
acting edition. No. 240.] **T 37.107

Terry, Daniel.

Guy Mannering; or the gipsey’s prophecy. A musical play in three
acts. Also the stage business, costumes, etc. New-York. French.
[185-?] iv, 7-59 pp. [French’s Standard drama. No. 77.]

A dramatization of Scott’s novel of the same title. **T 37.38
Texier, Edmond.

Le journal et le journaliste. Dessins par Bertall. Paris. Le
Chevalier. 1868. (3), 123, (1) pp. Plates. [Physionomies
parisiennes. ] **T 99.42

Thabaud, Hyacinthe Joseph Alexandre. (M. de Latouche.)
La mort de Rotrou. [Poéme.] Paris. Feugueray. 1811. I0 pp.
¥#*T 96.250
Thacher, George H. (Clericus.)

A letter to the Synod of Albany, on the subject of dancing: wherein
is discussed the ‘question, Ought the Synod to take action on this
subject, which shall bind the conscience of the Church. Albany.
Munsell. 1847. 30 pp. **T 96.280

Thacher, John Boyd.

Charlecote; or, the trial of William Shakespeare. Illustrated by
Charles Louis Hinton. New York. Dodd, Mead & Co. [1895.]
(1), xx, (3), 125, (1) pp. Plates. **T 36.24

Thalberg, Sigismund.

Catalogue of [his] collection of autographs. To be sold [by] Detken
and Rocholl. Naples. Stamperia dell’ Iride. 1872. 31 pp.

The collection consists chiefly of manuscripts of music. #*T 65.16
Thayer, Ella Cheever. :

Lords of creation. Woman suffrage drama in three acts. Boston.

Baker & Co. 1883. 39 pp. [The globe drama.] ¥*T 37,192

Theatrical bouquet, The: containing an alphabetical arrangement of the
prologues and epilogues, which have been published from the time
that Colley Cibber first came on the stage to the present year.

London: Printed for T. Lowndes. 1780. (1), 333 pp. Plate.
**T 38.12
Theatrical budget; or, actor’s regalio. Being an excellent collection
of recitations, etc. New York. Circulating Library and Dramatic
Repository. 1823. I1 v. in I. #*T 79.28
Theatrical campaign, The, for MpccLxvi and MpccLxviI. Consisting of
tragedy, comedy, farce, interlude, pantomime, anecdote, and
secret history. London: Printed for S. Bladon. 1767. (3), 44 pp.
**T 96.88
Theatrical museum, The; or, fugitive repository. A collection of inter-
ludes. Added, some petite-pieces, of one act each, altered from
Moliére. With prologues and epilogues, facetious songs, tales,
droll epitaphs, epigrams, and poetical anecdotes. Prefixed, Hip-
pesley’s Drunken man. London: Sold by E. Johnstone. 1776.
63 pp. **T 26.8

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Thénard, Jenny.
Une présentation. Monologue. Paris. Ollendorff. 1880. 5-13 pp.
i ¥*T 97.129
Theobald, Robert Masters.
Dethroning Shakspere. A selection of letters contributed to the
“Daily Telegraph,” with the preliminary editorial papers. Edited,
with notes and comments, by R. M. Theobald. London. Sampson
Low, Marston, Searle, & Rivington. 1888. xii, 231, (1), 4 pp.
Relates to Ignatius Donnelly’s The great cryptogram. ¥**T 57.309
Thespian olio, The; or, dramatic casket: containing comic, burlesque,
and other pieces, original and selected. London: Printed for the

editors, by J. Rhynd. 1796. iv, 9-48 pp. **T 98.58
Thibault, Jacques Anatole, (Anatole France.) 7
Jean Racine. Paris, Lemerre. [1874.] (3), lviii pp. **T 98.95

“Cette notice est tirée a part de l’édition des CEuvres de Racine, texte original
avec variantes, édition Alphonse Lemerre, 1874.”

Thiboust, Lambert.

Je dine chez ma mére. Comédie en un acte mélée de couplets. Par

A. Decourcelle et L. Thiboust. Paris. Lévy. 1856. (4), 28 pp.
**T 37.118
Thierry, Edouard. :

F, Ponsard. Discours prononcé pour l’inauguration de la statue de
Ponsard. Paris. Claye. 1870. (3), 36 pp. ¥**T 95.107

La seconde interdiction de Tartuffe. Avec la lettre sur la comédie
de l’imposteur. 1667. Cherbourg. Mouchel. 1874. 39 pp.

**T 96.21
Thimm, Franz.

Shakspeariana from 1564 to 1864. An account of the Shakspearian
literature of England, Germany, France and other European
countries dtring three centuries, with bibliographical introduc-
tions.’ 2d edition, containing the literature from 1864 to 1871.
London. Thimm. 1872. (6), 118, (2), x pp. ¥*T 56.118

There is also a title-page in German.
Thoinan, Ern., pseud. See Roquet, Antoine Ernest.
Thoms, William John. .
Three notelets on Shakespeare. London. Smith. 1865. viii, 136 pp.

2 **T.57.93
Contents. — Shakespeare in Germany. — The folk-lore of Shakespeare. — Was

Shakespeare ever a soldier?
Thomson, William.
On Renascence drama; or, history made visible. Melbourne. . Sands

& McDougall. 1880. (8), 350 pp. #*T 56.122
Upholds the Baconian authorship of Shakespeare’s plays.

Thorndike, Augustus.

Catalogue of [his] collection of pictures, to be sold by auction, Oct.

25. Leonard & Co., auctioneers. Boston. Mudge. 1860, 22 pp.
*ET 65.4
Thorpe, William George.

The hidden lives of Shakespeare and Bacon and their business con-
nection; with some revelations of Shakespeare’s early struggles,
1587-1592. London. The Author. 1897. xxvi, 89 pp. **T.56.132

Tickell, Richard.

Anticipation: containing the substance of His M——-y’s most gracious
speech to both H—s of P——iI——+, on the opening of the
approaching session, with a full and authentic account of the

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debate which will take place in the H——e of C s, on the
motion for the address, and the amendment.. [Anon.] New
edition, corrected. London: Printed for T. Becket. 1794. 51 pp.

 

¥**T 96.217
Tiepler, ——. ;

Coup-d’ceil impartial sur Les deux gendres. Paris. Dentu. 1812.
*(3), 23 Dp. **T. 56.306
Etienne’s Les deux gendres may be found on shelf-number **T.56.271.

Time, A, to dance. [London. 18—?] 4 pp. ¥**T 96.111

In opposition to dancing.
Tissot, Pierre Francois.
Les trois conjurés irlandais, ou l’ombre d’Emmet. Paris. Fain. An
x11.—1804. (3), 16 pp. ¥*T 97.151
Tivier, Henri.
Histoire de la littérature dramatique en France depuis ses origines

jusqu’au Cid. Paris. Thorin. 1873. x, 632 pp. ¥*T 46.17

Tobin, John.
The curfew. A play, in five acts. 2d edition. London. Phillips.
1807. iii—vi, (1), 62, (2) pp. ¥**T 96.339

The honey-moon: a play, in five acts. With the stage business,
costumes, &c. New York. French. [185-?] 5-63 pp. [French’s
Standard drama. No. 6.] ¥**T 37.39

Another copy is on shelf-number **T.97.315.
Tomlins, Frederick Guest.
The nature and state of the English drama. A lecture at.a meeting
of the Syncretic Association. London. Mitchell. 1841. 24 pp.
**T 98.4
The relative value of the acted and the unacted drama. A lecture at
a meeting of the Syncretic Association. London, Mitchell. [1841.]
I4 pp. . **T 96.192
Topham, Captain Edward.
The life of the late John Elwes, member in three successive Parlia-
ments for Berkshire. First published in the paper of The World.
London: Printed for J. Ridgway. 1790. vii, 88 pp. Genealogical

chart. ¥**T 56.181
Torch, The. [Monthly.] Vol. 1 (no. 1). Oct., 1896. Memphis, Tenn.
The Torch Publishing Co. 1896. 104 pp. ¥**T 95.103

Townsend, George Alfred.

The life, crime, and capture of John Wilkes Booth, with a full sketch
of the conspiracy of which he was the leader, and the pursuit,
trial and execution of his accomplices. New York. Dick & Fitz-
gerald. [1865.] 70, (1) pp. Map. Plans. Autograph facsimile.

**®T 55.51
Townsend, George Henry.

William Shakespeare not an impostor. By an English critic. Lon-

don. Routledge & Co. 1857. vi, 122 pp. **T 98.23

Relates to the Shakespeare-Bacon controversy.

True key, A, to Odd Fellowship. Containing all the signs, tokens,
grips, passwords and obligations, and an explanation of the five
degrees, as now practised under the late revised work of the
Order. New York. [1849.] 16 pp. Illus. Plates. **T 96.12

Turnbull, William Robertson.

Othello. A critical study. Edinburgh. Blackwood. 1892. _ xii, (2),
392 pp. **T.56.239

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Two metrical romances; and other original pieces; with a parody from
Shakspeare, and a translation of a part of the fourth act of Kotze-
bue’s celebrated tragedy, entitled Die Spanier in Peru, oder Rolla’s
Tod. London: Printed for the author and sold by M. Allen. 1799.
35 Pp. **T.94.8

Tyler, Royal.

The contrast. A comedy. With an introduction by Thomas J. Mc-
Kee. New-York. 1887. (1), xix, (1), 107 pp. Plate. Music.
[Dunlap Society. Publications.] ¥*T 95.1
Contains a reproduction of the title-page of the edition of 1790.

Tyler, Thomas.

The philosophy of “Hamlet.” London. Williams & Norgate. 1874.
32 pp. **T 56.162

Uchard, Mario.
Un dossier. La Fiammina contre Odette. Paris. Dentu. 1882. (3),
103 pp. **T 57.260

Uchard accuses Sardou of having taken the vital situations of Odette from his
La Fiammina. Sardou’s reply, having the title Mes plagiats, is on shelf-number
**T 57.262.

Udall, Nicholas.

Ralph Royster Doyster. [London? 1831?] xxi, 76 pp. ¥*T 30.7
The title-page is lacking. Prefixed is Wright’s Historia histrionica.

Ulrici, Hermann.

Shakspeare’s dramatic art: and his relation to Calderon and Goethe.
Translated from the German [by A. J. W. Morrison]. London.
Chapman. 1846. xiv, (1), 554 pp. ¥*T 55.61

.Uzanne, Louis Octave.

Les quais de Paris. Etudes physiologiques sur les bouquinistes et
bouquineurs. Dessins de Emile Mas. Edition nouvelle et re-
maniée. Paris. Librairies-imprimeries réunies. 1806. (4), xii,
317, (1) pp. Illus. Plate. ¥*T 95.58

The title on the cover is Bouquineurs et bouquinistes: physiologie des quais de
Paris, which is the title of the first edition. ~

Uzanne, Octave. See Uzanne, Louis Octave.

V

Vachette, Eugéne. (Eugéne Chavette.) ‘

Restaurateurs et restaurés. Dessins par Cham. Paris. Le Chevalier.

1867. 126, (1) pp. Plates. [Physionomies parisiennes.] **T.99.35
Vacquerie, Auguste Edouard.

Mes premiéres années de Paris. [Poéme.] Paris. Lévy. 1872. (3),

352 pp. ¥*T 95.101
Valentine, William. :

Dr. Valentine and Yankee Hill’s Metamorphoses. Being the second
series of Dr. Valentine’s Comic lectures, with characters as given
by the late Yankee Hill, New*York. Burgess. 1850. 216 pp.
Portraits. : **®T 98.51

Valleyres, Marc de, pseud. See Christen, ——.

Ventriloquism explained: and juggler’s tricks, or legerdemain exposed:
with remarks on vulgar superstitions. In a series of letters to
an instructor. Amherst. Adams. 1834. 156 pp. **T 97.355

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Veuillot, Louis Francois.
Moliére et Bourdaloue. Paris. Palmé. 1877. (3), 260, (1) pp.
**T.57.317
Viaud, Louis Marie Julien. (Pierre Loti.)

Les trois dames de la Kasbah. [Alger. Gervais-Courtellemont & cie.
189-?] 29 pp.. Illus. Plates. [L’Algérie artistique et pittoresque.
Année 1, no. 3-5.] ¥*T 92.2

Viel-Castel, Horace, Comte de.

Memoirs. A chronicle of the principal events, political and social,
during the reign of Napoleon 111, from 1851 to 1864. Translated
and edited by Charles Bousfield. [London.] Remington & Co.
1888. 2 v. #*T 56.229
Contents. — 1. 1851-1856. 2. 1857-1864.

Viennet, Jean Pierre Guillaume.
Epitre 4 ’Empereur Alexandre. [Paris. 1815.] 4 pp. ¥*T 97.137
Vigée, Louis Jean Baptiste Etienne.
pitre 4 Jean-Francois Ducis, sur les avantages de la médiocrité.
[Vers.] Paris. Delaunay. 1810. 29 pp. **T 96.252
Ville, Léon.

La lutte et les lutteurs. Traité pratique. Histoire — saltimbanques

— exercices corporels au point de vue de l’hygiéne. Préface par le

*Baron de Vaux. Avec 39 vignettes et 25 planches photographiées

par Nadar. Paris. Rothschild. 1801. xix, (1), 132 pp. **T.95.136
Villers, Charles Francois Dominique de.

Lettre sur le roman intitulé Justine; ou, les malheurs de la vertu.

Paris. Baur. 1877. 23, (3) pp. #*T 98.135
Justine is by the Marquis de Sade.

Villiers, George, 2d Duke of Buckingham.

The rehearsal. With illustrations from previous plays, etc. Edited
by Edward Arber. London. 1868. 136 pp. [English reprints.]
Bibliography, pp. 18-20. ¥ET 36.34

Vining, Edward Payson.

The mystery of Hamlet. An attempt to solve an old problem. Phita-

-delphia. Lippincott & Co. 1881. 95 pp. #*T 58.15
Virgilius Maro, Publius.

Traduction littérale en vers francais, des cinq premiéres églogues de

Virgile. Paris. Lefebvre. 1810. 16 pp. ¥**T 96.279
Virmaitre, Charles.

Les virtuoses du trottoir. Paris. Lebigre-Duquesne. 1868. 161,

(x) pp. **T.98.99
Virmaitre, Charles, and Elie Frébault.

Les maisons comiques. Paris. Lebigre-Duquesne. 1868. 322, (1) pp.

Plates. ¥*T 97.232
Vitu, Auguste Charles Joseph.

La maison mortuaire de Moliére. D’aprés des documents inédits.
Paris. Lemerre. 1880. 478, (2) pp. Illus. Plate. Plans. Genea-
logical table. **T 57.69

Vollmer, Ed.
Berliner Theater-Kritiker. Eine Kritik der Kritik. Berlin. Inter-

nationale Buchhandlung. 1884. (3), 74 pp. ¥*T 98.6
Contents. — Karl Frenzel. — Fritz Mauthner und Paul Lindau. -— Theodor
Fontane und Friedrich Adami. — Oskar Blumenthal. — Rudolf Elcho und Adolf
Rosenberg. — Otto Brahm und Theophil Zolling. — Schlussbemerkung.

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Remarks on the new tragedy, call’d The Roman father [by William
Whitehead]. With a word to the author. By a spectator. Lon-
don: Printed. and sold by W. Reeve. 1750. 3-23 pp. **T 97.60

Waldron, Francis Godolphin.

Free reflections on miscellaneous papers and legal instruments, under
the hand and seal of William Shakspeare, in the possession of
Samuel Ireland. Added, extracts from an unpublished MS. play,
called The Virgin Queen. Written by, or in imitation of, Shak-
speare. [Anon.] London: Printed for F. G. Waldron. 1796. 55,
(1) pp. #*T 96.332
The papers referred to were forgeries by Samuel William Henry Ireland.

Walker, Joseph Cooper.

An historical and critical essay on the revival of the drama in Italy.
Edinburgh. Mundell. 1805. 16, (2), 272, 40, 8 pp. Illus. Por-
traits.. Plate. **T. 46.29

Wallace, William. ; :

The divine surrender. A mystery play. London. Stock. 1895. (4),

77 pp. **T..37.207
Walter, Major James.

Shakespeare’s true life. Illustrated by Gerald E. Moira. London.
Walter. 1890. (7), iv, 395, (1) pp. Illus. Portraits. Maps.
Facsimiles. #*T 51.8

Ward, Sir Adolphus William.

A history of English dramatic literature to the death of Queen Anne.

London. Macmillan & Co. 1875. 2 v. in 4 parts. **T 46.25
Wardlaw, Elizabeth, Lady.
Hardyknute: a fragment of an antient Scots poem. [Anon.] Glas-

gow, Printed and sold by Robert Foulis. 1748. 27 pp. **T.96.93
The title-page is mutilated.

Warner, Richard. ;

A letter to David Garrick concerning a glossary _to the, plays of
Shakespeare, on a more extensive plan than has hitherto appeared.
Annexed, a specimen. London, Printed for the author: and sold
by T. Davies. 1768. 110, (1) pp. **T 96.346

Wasielewski, Josef Wilhelm von.

Musikalische Fiirsten vom Mittelalter bis zum Beginne des 19. Jahr-
hunderts. Leipzig. Breitkopf & Hartel. 1879. 323-346 pp.
(Sammlung musikalischer Vortrage. No. 10.] **T 94.18

Watkins, John. .

Memoirs of the public and private life of the Right Honorable R. B.
Sheridan, with a particular account of his family and connexions.
2d edition. London. Colburn. 1817. 2+. Portraits. Autograph
facsimile. ¥**T 55.106

Webster, Benjamin Nottingham. p

Isaure, or the maniac of the Alps, a domestic melodrama. N. p.

[18—?] 199-214 pp. Colored illus. **T 36.36
Webster, John.

Dramatic works. Edited by William Hazlitt. London. Reeves &

Turner. 1897. 4 v. [Library of old authors.] ET 37.3
Contents. — 1. Introduction. — The famous history of Sir Thomas Wyat. —
Westward hoe. — Northward hoe. 2. The white devil; or, Vittoria Corombona.

— The Duchess of Malfi. 3. The devil’s law-case. — Appius and Virginia, —

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Monuments of honor. — A monumental column, — Odes. 4. A cure for a
cuckold. — Introduction to The malcontent. — The Thracian wonder. — The
weakest goes to the wall.
Contains reproductions of the title-pages of the original editions.

Weiss, Jean Jacques Auguste.

Trois années de théatre, 1883-1885. Le drame historique et le drame
passionnel. Paris. Lévy. 1804. .(3), vi, 383 pp. **T 47.83
Relates to French drama.

West, H. Kate Richmond-.

An interpretation of “King Lear.” Chicago. Knight & Leonard.

1884. 46 pp. [The Shakespearean world. No. 2.] **T 57.204
Wewitzer, Ralph, compiler.

The school for wits; containing a choice collection of bon-mots,
anecdotes, epigrams, and other poetical jeux d’esprits. London.
Miller. 1815. xi, 300 pp. ¥*T 97.330

Wheatley, Henry Benjamin.
The Adelphi and its site. London. Stock. 1885. (1), 17 pp. Illus.
#*T 94.6
Notes on the life of John Payne Collier; with a complete list of his
works, and an account of such Shakespeare documents as are
believed to be spurious. London. Stock. 1884. 67 pp. **T.58.45

Reprinted from The Bibliographer, 1883, 84.

Wheler, Robert Bell.

An historical account of the birth-place of Shakespeare Reprinted
from the edition of 1824, with a few prefatory remarks by J. O.
Halliwell. Stratford-on-Avon. 1863. 22, (2) pp. Plate.

**T 96.168
Whincop, Thomas.

Scanderbeg: or, love and liberty. A tragedy. Added, a list of all
the dramatic authors, with some account of their lives; and oi
all the dramatic pieces published in English to 1747. London:
Printed for W. Reeve- 1747. (12), viii, xix, (1), 320, (30) pp.
Portraits. Plates. **T 37.206

Whipping rods, for trifling, scurrhill, scriblers; as Mr. F t on taste,
Spectorhill his late pamphlet and papers: his Theophrastus on
stones or gems, with other of his principal performances. Lon-

don: Printed for M. Cooper. 1752. xv, 34 pp. **T 57.102
An attack on Samuel Foote and Dr. John Hill.

White, Charles.

The magic penny. A negro farce. In one act and three scenes.
With the stage business, &c. New York. Brady. [185-?] 3-28 pp.
[Brady’s Ethiopian drama. No. 17.] **T 97.311

Mazeppa. An equestrian burlesque. In two acts. With the stage
business, &c. New York. Brady. [185-?] 24 pp. Plate. [Brady’s
Ethiopian drama. No. 3.] **T 97.318
A burlesque of Lord Byron’s poem of the same name.

United States mail. A farce. In one act. With the stage business,
&c. New York. Brady. [185-?] 19 pp. Plate. [Brady’s
Ethiopian drama. No. 4.] **T 97.309

The wreck. A nautical negro farce. In one act and one scene. With
the stage business, &c. New York. Brady. [185-?] 3-19 pp.
[Brady’s Ethiopian drama. No. 18.] **T.97.310

White, James.

Original letters, &c., of Sir John Falstaff and his friends. [Anon.]

Philadelphia. Desilver. 1813. xxi, 130 pp. **T 59.25

 

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White, James. (Continued.)

Same. Falstaff’s letters. With notices of the author collected from
Charles Lamb, Leigh Hunt and other contemporaries. London.
Robson. 1877. (1), xxvi, xxiv, 123 pp. ¥eT 57.84
Contains a reproduction of the title-page of the original edition of 1796.

White, Rev. James.

The King of the Commons. A play in five acts. With the stage
business, costumes, &c. New-York. French. [1846?] 7-77 pp.
[French’s Standard drama. No. 26.] *®T 37.40
The scene is laid in Scotland in the time of James V.

White, Richard Grant.

Memoirs of the life of William Shakespeare, with an essay toward
the expression of his genius, and an account of the rise and
progress of the English drama. Boston. Little, Brown & Co.
1866. xi, 425 pp. Portrait. Autograph facsimile. ¥#*T 55.89

White, Thomas William.

Our English Homer; or, Shakespeare historically considered. Lon-

don. Sampson Low, Marston & Co., Ltd. 1892. xv, 207, (1) pp.

: . . ; _ **T.57.345
Chiefly a study of the authorship of the plays. Mr. White believes that Lord

Bacon wrote Hamlet and revised others.

Whole art, The, of boxing: replete with instruction in the manly art
of self-defence. To which is added, thé art of swimming and
‘bather’s companion, with full directions for learners. Philadelphia.
Fisher. [185-?] 65-128 pp. Plate. No. 2 in **T.99.61
Contains a chapter on wrestling.

Whymark, H. J., editor.

The modern reciter, containing burlesques, stump speeches, comic
and serio-comic recitations, anecdotes, conundrums, toasts, and
sentiments, bon mots, etc. London. Sheard. [186-?] 48 pp.

**T 98.119

Wigston, William Francis C.

Bacon, Shakespeare and the Rosicrucians. London. Redway. 1888.

xxiii, 284 pp. Portrait. ¥*T 55.76
Hermes Stella; or, notes and jottings upon the Bacon cipher. Lon-
don. Redway. 1890. xxiii, 182 pp. Plate. ¥*T 55.68

Wilder, Marshall Pinckney.
Smiling ’round the world. New York. Funk & Wagnalls Co. 1908.

(2), 330 pp. Portraits. Plates. **T 57.444
Wilkes, George. ¢ ee
Shakespeare, from an American point of view; including an inquiry
as to his religious faith and his knowledge of law; with the
Baconian theory considered. New York. Appleton & Co. 1877.
ix, (1), 471 pp. **T 55.100
Wilkins, John H.
Civilization. A play, in five acts. New York. Taylor & Co. 1854.
81 pp. Diagram. [Modern standard drama. No. 102.] **T.37.47
Founded on Voltaire’s Le Huron.

Wilkinson, Sarah. om, ; en,
Love and Hymen; or the gentleman’s and ladies polite and original

valentine writer. For the present year. London. Perks. [1820?]
28 pp. Colored plate. 'T..97.209

Williams, John. (Anthony Pasquin, Esq.) : . aa
A crying epistle from Britannia to Colonel Mack, including a nake
portrait of the King, Queen, and Prince, with notes, political,

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Williams, John. (Anthony Pasquin, Esq.) (Continued.)
philosophical and personal. New edition. London: Printed by
C. Lowndes. [1794.] 88 pp. **T 96.324
Pp. 25-88 are missing.

Legislative biography; or, an attempt to ascertain the merits and
principles of the most admired orators of the British Senate.
Being intended as a companion to the Parliamentary reports.
London: Printed for H.D. Symonds. 1795. iv,7-64pp. **T.96.326

A looking-glass for the royal family: with documents for British
ladies, and all foreigners residing in London. Being a postscript
to The new Brighton guide. London: Printed for H. D. Symonds.

1797. 36 pp. Plate. **T 96.322
A letter addressed to the Earl of Cholmondeley.

The new Brighton guide; involving a complete, authentic, and
honorable solution of the recent mysteries of Carlton House.
[Verse.] 6th edition: with alterations and additions. London:
Printed for H. D. Symonds. 1796. 3-68 pp. **T96.321-
A satire on Brighton and the Prince of Wales.

Shrove Tuesday, a satiric rhapsody. [Anon.] First printed in 1790.
[London. 1794.] 36 pp. ¥*T 96.323
Other poems are appended.

Williams, Montagu Stephen. ;

Leaves of a life. Being the reminiscences of Montagu Williams.
London. Macmillan & Co. 1890. 2 v. Portrait. Manuscript
facsimiles. : **T 56.231
Relates principally to criminal trials with which Williams was connected.

Willion, Wright.

Wright Willion’s Great book of magic. Containing an extensive
collection of conjuring and legerdemain, etc., all of which may
be performed in the parlor. New York. New York Popular
Publishing Co. [186-?] 14-29 pp. Illus. Plates. **T 98.79

Willis, Nathaniel Parker.

Tortesa the usurer. A play. New-York. Colman. 1839. 149 pp.

[Colman’s Dramatic library.] ¥**T 98.46
Willis, Richard, Bishop of Winchester.

Of genius. [An essay. Anon.] London: Printed for Em. Mat-.

thews. 1719. 32 pp. [The occasional paper. Vol. 3, no. 10.]
**T.97.157
Wilson, F. A.

Epistolary remonstrance to Thomas Morton, dramatic writer and
professed critic and reader to Captain Polhill, and His Majesty’s
servants of Drury Lane Theatre. London. Wilson. 1832. 40 pp.

**T 76.115
Wilson, John, bookseller.

Shaksperiana. Catalogue of all the books, pamphlets, &c., relating

to Shakspeare. London. Wilson. 1827. xli, 69 pp. **T.57.171 .
Wilson, Thomas.

The danciad: or, dancer’s monitor. Being a descriptive sketch in
verse on the different styles of dancing, teachers of dancing,
academies for dancing, and balls. With observations on the -
laws regarding dancing. London. The Author. 1824. (3), xxi,
76 pp. **T 98.75

Wise, Daniel.

William. Shakespeare. New York. Phillips & Hunt. 1883. 16 pp.

[Home college series. No. 23.] **T 97.263

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Wiseman, Nicholas Patrick Stephen, Cardinal.

“The hidden gem.” A drama in two acts, composed for the College
Jubilee of St. Cuthbert’s, Ushaw, 1858. With a preliminary’ ac-
count of the celebration of the College Jubilee. 3d edition. Lon-
don. Richardson. [186-?] xxxiv, 130 pp. Music. ¥*T 38,23

Withers, Philip.

Alfred’s Appeal. Containing his address to the Court of King’s
Bench, on the subject of the marriage of Mary Anne Fitzherbert,
and her intrigue with Count Bellois. London: Printed in the
year MDCCDXxxIx [1789]. 3-88 pp. ¥*T 56.178

Wivell, Abraham.

An historical account of the monumental bust of William Shakspeare,
in the chancel of the church, at Stratford‘upon-Avon, Warwick-
shire. With critical remarks on the authors who have written on
it. ‘London. The Author. 1827. 28 pp. Portraits. ¥#*T 56.83

A supplement to An inquiry into the history, authenticity, &
characteristics of the Shakspeare portraits, in which the criticisms
of Malone, Steevens, Boaden, and others are examined, confirmed,
or refuted. Embracing the Felton, the Chandos, the Duke of
Somerset’s pictures, the Droeshout print, and the monuments of
Shakspeare, at Stratford, &c. With an expose of the spurious
pictures and prints. London. The Author. 1827. (4), 52 pp.
Portraits. Plates. ¥**T 56.146

Wolff, Albert.

Victorien Sardou et L’Oncle Sam. Avec les documents relatifs a la
suppression de la piéce. Paris. Librairie nouvelle. 1874. (3),
142 pp. ¥*T. 57.261

Woo Han-Chin.

Laou-Seng-Urh, or, ‘an heir in his old age.” A Chinese drama.
[Anon.] London. Murray. 1817. (4), iii, xlix, (1), 115 pp.
Translated by Sir John Francis Davis, Bart. ¥*¥T) 38,21

Wood, J. Hickory, and Arthur Collins.

[Dick Whittington.] The children’s pantomime Dick Whittington.
Original incidental songs and finales, by Arthur Sturgess, Eustace
Ponsonby and Arthur Wimperis. Music composed, selected and
arranged by J. M. Glover. Pictures by G. L. Stampa. London.
J. Miles & Co., Ltd. 1908-1909. 96 pp. Illus. Portrait. Music.
Libretto only. ¥**T 36.30

Woodin, W. S.

Woodin’s Whimsies. [Poems.] Satiric, comic, and pathetic. Illus.
trated by Matt Morgan, George Cruikshank, Jun., and Skinner
Prout. London. Dyer. 1870. 154 pp. Portrait. Plates.

**T 98.86
World’s fairs from London, 1851, to Chicago. Containing information
of the World’s Columbian Exposition, 1893. Chicago. Midway
Publishing Co. 1892. (6), 82 pp. Portraits. Plates. Map. Plan.
**T..95.57

Wright, Frances.
Altorf, a tragedy. Philadelphia. Carey. 1819. v, (1), 3-83 pp.
**€T 38.7

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Yarmouth Assurance cause, The. Palmer and Fish versus the Alliance
Life Assurance Company. Tried July 28 and 29. Taken from
the shorthand notes of the reporter of the Norwich and Norfolk
Times. Norwich. Gooch. 1841. 41 pp. **T 98.78

Zanoni, pseud. . Zz
Ibsen and the drama. London. Digby, Long & Co. [1894.

1 (4),
192 pp. ¥*T 47.51
Zola, Emile.

Nos auteurs dramatiques. Paris. Charpentier. 1881. (6), 416, (1)
pp. : **T.47.17
Contents. — Théatre classique. — Victor Hugo. — fmile Augier. — Alexandre
Dumas fils. — Victorien Sardou. — Eugéne Labiche. — Meilhac et Halévy. —

. Edmond Gondinet. — Edouard Pailleron. — Adolphe d’Ennery. — Théodore
Barriére. — Octave Feuillet. — George Sand. — Théodore de Banville. —
Edmond et Jules de Goncourt. — Alphonse Daudet. — Erckmann-Chatrian.

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Armstrong, Cecil Ferard.

The actor’s companion. With an introduction by Arthur Bourchier,
and chapters by Clarence Derwent and Frederick James. Lon-
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Bakshy, Alexander.

The path of the modern Russian stage, and other essays. London.

Palmer & Hayward. [1916.] xxiii, 243 pp. Plates. 3067.76
Berg, Albert Ellery, compiler and editor. :

The drama, painting, poetry and song, embracing a complete history
-of the stage; an exhaustive treatise on pictorial art [etc.]. New
York. Collier. 1884. viii, 718 pp. Illus. Portraits. Plates.

: ¥*6§251.28
Borgerhoff, Joseph Léopold.

Le théatre anglais 4 Paris sous la Restauration. Paris. Hachette

& cie. [1913.] xi, 245, (2) pp. Portrait. Plates. 6257.75

On the introduction of Shakespeare’s plays in France between 1820 and 1830,
and the English actors who played Shakespearean réles.

Brede, Charles Frederic.

The German drama in English on the Philadelphia stage from 1704
to 1830. Preceded by a general account of the theatre in Phila-
delphia from 1749-1796. Philadelphia. [University of Pennsyl-
vania.] 1918. (6), 205, (2) pp. [Americana Germanica. New
series. No. 34.] 4393-230

Brooklyn, N. Y. Public Library. -

Amateur theatricals. A select list of books in the Brooklyn Public

Library. Brooklyn, N. Y. 1917. 15 pp. ¥*2175.77
Clark, Susan Champney.

John McCullough as man, actor and spirit. Boston. Murray &

Emery Co. 1905. 359 pp. Portraits. Plate. 4343-261
Croy, Homer.

How motion pictures are made. New York. Harper. [1918.] (15),

365, (1) pp. Illus. Portraits. Plates. Diagrams. 8039a.255
Diary of a Daly débutante. Being passages from the journal of a
member of Augustin Daly’s famous company'of players. New
York. Duffield & Co. 1910. (5), 249 pp. Portraits. Plates.
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Dole, Nathan Haskell.

Joseph Jefferson at home. Boston. Estes & Lauriat. 1898. 110 pp.

Portraits. Plates. 4343-198
Ellis, Charles Edward.

An authentic history of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks.
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Académie nationale de musique, 1671-1877. Répertoire général;
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Plans du monument et de la salle. Paris. Tresse. 1878. (3),
331 pp. Plates. Plans. [Théatres lyriques de Paris.]

2639a.55; **M.129a.11
Grima, Edgar.

Municipal support of theatres and operas in New Orleans. (Ju
Louisiana Historical Society. Publications. Vol. 9, pp. 43-45.
New Orleans. 1917.) *4462.48.9
‘On the New Orleans Theatre Company.

Howard, George Fitzalan Bronson-.

Birds of prey. Being pages from the Book of Broadway. [Fiction.]
Illustrations by Wallace Morgan. New York. Watt & Co.
[1918.] vii, 392 pp. Illus. Plates. **T 87.102

Howard, Kathleen.

Confessions of an opera singer. New York. Knopf. 1918. 273 pp.

Portraits. Facsimiles. 4047.328
Hubbard, Elbert.

Contemplations. Being several short essays, helpful sermonettes,
epigrams and orphic sayings, selected from the writings of Elbert
Howard, by Eloise Hawthorne. [East Aurora, N. Y. Roycroft
Shop. 1902.] (5), 120, (1) pp. Portraits. Plates. ¥*T 34.28

Japanese Red Cross Society.

Danjuro no tanjobi (Danjuro’s birthday), or the jar of poisoned
honey. A pantomime by J. & Smilleth [J. B. Millet and J. L.
Smith. Programme. Boston. 1904]. 4456.169

Logan, William Hugh, compiler and editor.
Fragmenta Scoto-dramatica. 1715-1758. Edinburgh. 1835. 48 pp.
¥*T 78.88
A collection of memoranda relating to the Scottish stage and especially to the
theatre at Edinburgh.
Mackay, Constance D‘Arcy.

Patriotic drama in your town. A manual of suggestions. New York.
Holt & Co. 1918. viii, (1), 135 pp. 6257.226
Concerns the imfluence of the pageant and the Little Theatre on international
democracy. The last two chapters contain lists of plays and suggestions for
music,

Mackintosh, Matthew.
Stage reminiscences. Recollections, chiefly personal, of performers
during the last forty years. By an Old stager. Glasgow. Hedder-
wick. 1866. (4), 236 pp. ¥*T 58.5
Same. 2d edition. **T 58.6
The author’s name has been found since this title was entered in the body of
the catalogue.
Mapleson, James Henry.
The Mapleson memoirs. 1848-1888. London. Remington & Co.

1888. 2v. Portrait. 8045.74; **M.371.51
Record of his work in operatic management.
Same. Chicago. Belford, Clarke & Co. 1888. 8045.81

Nathan, George Jean. : :
The popular theatre. New York. Knopf. 1918. 236 pp. 6257.309
On the American theatre and drama.”
Phelps, William Lyon.
The twentieth century theatre. Observations on the contemporary
English and American stage. New York. The Macmillan Co.
1918. ix, 147 pp. 6257.310

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Pohle, Hugo.

B. Pollini. Eine Beleuchtungsprobe und kulturhistorische Skizze.
Hamburg. 1806. 74 pp. ¥**T 76.202
Contains much about the Stadt-Theater.

[Portraits of actors, musicians, artists, writers, and other public charac-
ters, chiefly those of note during the early ’70’s. 571 carte-de-
visite and 16 cabinet photographs, in albums. Boston. 187-?]

#¥T 53.25

Rolland, Romain.

The poeple’s theater. Translated from the French by Barrett H.
Clark. New York. Holt & Co. 10918. viii, (1), 146 pp. 4677.104
Refers especially to the theatre in France.

Le théatre. du peuple: essai d’esthétique d’un théatre nouveau.
Nouvelle édition. Paris. Hachette & cie. 1913. xii, 224 pp.

ea 4677.97
Bibliography, pp. 217-221. Refers especially to the theatre in France.

Romney, S. W.

The adventures of an actor; or, life of a strolling player. [Anon.]
London. Dugdale. [186-2] (1), 158 pp. Illus. **T 86.10
This book, although published much later, is really based on “The itinerant, or
memoirs of an actor written by S. W. Riley, whose real name was Romney.

Shakespeare-Album.
Berlin. Graf. [18—?} 48 photographs. ¥**G_3952.17
Photographs of actors in Shakespearian characters,

Sharp, Robert Farquharson.

A short history of the English stage from its beginnings to the
summer of the year 1908. London. The Walter Scott Publishing
Co., Ltd. 1909. (7), 355 pp. 6257.311

Sims, George Robert.

My life. Sixty years’ recollections of Bohemian London. London.
Eveleigh Nash Co., Ltd. 1917. vii, 351 pp. Portraits. Auto-
graph facsimile. 4549a.242

Stopes, Charlotte Carmichael.

Burbage and Shakespeare’s stage. London. Alexander Moring, Ltd.

1913. Xvi, 272 pp. 4597-230
Streubel, E. J...

The American drama. New York. 1916. 7 pp. Illus. 6252.128

Reprinted from the Branch library news, New York Public Library, October, 1916.
Taylor, Laurette.

“The greatest of these ——.” A diary, with portraits of the patriotic
all-star tour of “Out there.” New York. George H. Dovan Co.
[1918.] 61 pp. Portraits. Autograph facsimile. *4395.226

Tufts College.

[Programme of] The first pageant of the Shepherds (Towneley
plays), given by students in the department of English, Feb. 27.
[Boston?] 1900. (4) pp. 6579.93

Van Vechten, Carl.

The merry-go-round. [Essays on music and the modern theatre.]

New York. Knopf. 1918. 343 pp. 4049.446
Vincent Club, Boston.

The Rajah’s daughter. [Music by Susan B. Howe. Libretto by
Isabel C. Lawrence. Programme. Boston. 1904.] Portrait.
Plates. 4352.87

Walbrook, Henry Mackinnon.

Nights at the play. London. Ham-Smith. 1911. xiv, (1), 223, (1)

pp. Portraits. 4579.260

Critical reviews which originally appeared in the Pall Mall Gazette.

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Whitton, Joseph. ang
Wags of the stage. Edition de luxe. Philadelphia. Rigby. 1902.
(11), 264 pp. Portraits. 7 #*T 55.141
Contents. — The author’s introduction.—Junius Brutus Booth.—John Brougham.
— Peter Richings. — William Rufus Blake. — Edwin Forrest. — William E.
Burton. — John Drew.’ — William J. Florence. — “‘Mr. Jones.” — H. L. Bate-
man. — Sam. Hemple. — P. T. Barnum. — Charles M. Barras. — Edward A.
Sothern. — James Quin. — Samuel Foote. — William Wheatley and an episode
of Nicaraguan life.
No. 198 of an edition of 500 copies.

Winter, William.
The life of David Belasco. [With a preface by Jefferson Winter.]
New York. Moffat, Yard & Co. 1918. 2v. Portraits. Plates.
Autograph facsimiles. ¥4343.276

Contains anecdotes of many actors.
Winter, William Jefferson, compiler and editor.
In the matter of William Winter and the New York Tribune, As to
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