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PN2266 .D39
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My first fifty years in the theatre; the plays, the players, the theatrical managers and the theatre itself as one man saw them in the fifty years between 1897 and 1947. |
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PN2266 .E1
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At the New theatre and others. The American stage: its problems and performances, 1908-1910, |
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PN 2266 E1a 1908
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The American stage of to-day, |
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PN 2266 E1p 1916
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Plays and players, leaves from a critic's scrapbook, |
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PN 2266 E1t 1929
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The Theatre Guild, the first ten years, |
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PN2266 .F66 1980
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Free, adult, uncensored : the living history of the Federal Theatre Project / |
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PN2266 .G6
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The death of Tinker Bell; the American theatre in the 20th century. |
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PN2266 .G68
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A theater divided; the postwar American stage. |
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PN2266 .G7
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The stage in the twentieth century, [third volume], |
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PN2266 .G9
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Playwrights, lyricists, composers on theater : the inside story of a decade of theater in articles and comments by its authors, selected from their own publication, the Dramatists Guild quarterly / |
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PN2266 .H6
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Advance from Broadway; 19,000 miles of American theatre. |
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PN2266 .J83
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New theatre forms. |
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PN2266 .K39
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The modern American theater; a collection of critical essays, |
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PN2266 .K4 1957
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Pieces at eight. |
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PN2266 .L38 1985
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Left-wing dramatic theory in the American theatre / |
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PN2266 .M42
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The Federal Theatre, 1935-1939; plays, relief, and politics. |
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PN2266 .N2 1918
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The popular theatre, |
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PN2266 .N2 1924
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The popular theatre / |
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PN 2266 N2m 1938
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The morning after the first night |
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PN 2266 N2p
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Passing judgments. |
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