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Volume 11, 1903-1904
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The Storks, by Richard Carle and Guy F. Steely - Majestic
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Program from Keith's Theatre, Boston
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Imprudence, by H.V. Esmond - Hollis St. Theatre
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Hearts Adrift, by Langdon McCornick - Boston Music Hall
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Oliver Twist, dramatized by C.E. Callahan - American
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The Sleeping Beauty and the Beast - Colonial Theatre
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Resurrection, by Henri Bataille and Michael Morton - Victoria
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The Jewel of Asia, by Frederic Ranken and Harry B. Smith - Criterion
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In Dahomey, book by J.A. Shipp - New York Theatre
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Dangers of Paris - American
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The Big Little Princess, by Edgar Smith - Weber and Fields'
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The Bishop's Move, by John Oliver Hobbes and Murray Carson - Manhattan
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Mr. Pickwick, by Charles Klein - Herald Square
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Annual Benefit of the Actors' Home of America - Metropolitan Opera House
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In the Palace of the King, dramatized by Lorimer Stoddard - American
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The Billinoaire, by Harry B. Smith and Gustave Kerker - Daly's
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The Wizard of Oz - Majestic
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Blue Jeans, by Joseph Arthur - 5th Avenue Theatre
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Cynthia, by Hubert Henry Davies - Madison Square
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Nancy Brown, by George H. Broadhurst and Frederic Ranken - Bijou
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The Prince of Pilsen, by Frank Pixley - Broadway
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The Darling of the Gods - Belasco Theatre
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Lost in the Desert, by Owen Davis - American
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The Mocking Bird, by Sydney Rosenfeld - Hyperion Theatre
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In Posterland - 14th Street
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Pretty Peggy, by Frances Aymar Mathews - Herald Square
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My Partner, by Bartley Campbell - American
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The Taming of Helen, by Richard Harding Davis - Savoy
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The Suburban, by C.T. Dazey - Academy of Music
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Devil's Island, by Vera de Noye - American
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Resurrection, by Henri Bataille and Michael Morton - Victoria
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The Prince of Pilsen - Broadway
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The Jewel of Asia, by Frederick Ranken and Harry B. Smith - Daly's
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The Sultan of Sulu, by Alfred G. Wathall - Wallack's
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The Christian, by Hall Caine - American
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The Henrietta, by Bronson Howard - Grand Opera House
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More Than Queen, by Charles Frederic Nirdlinger and Charles Henry Meltzer - American
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Pretty Peggy - Herald Square
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Farewell Matinee by Mme. Roger-Miclos, with Ben Davies - Mendelssohn Hall
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On the Stroke of Twelve, by Joseph LeBrandt - Third Avenue Family Theatre
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Little Lord Fauntleroy, by Frances Hodgson Burnett - Casino
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A Social Highwayman, dramatized by Marie Stone - 5th Ave.
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A Fool and His Money, by George H. Broadhurst - Madison Square
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The Starbucks, by Opie Read - Daly's
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Barbara Freitchie, by Clyde Fitch - American
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The Cherry Pickers, by Joseph Arthur - 5th Avenue
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My Lady Peggy Goes to Town, by Frances Aymar Mathews - Daly's
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Running for Office, by George M. Cohan - 14th Street
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The Auctioneer - Victoria
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The Runaways, by Addison Burkhardt
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Who is Brown? by Frank Wyatt - 5th Avenue
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A Desperate Chance, by Theodore Kremer - New Star Theatre
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Skipper & Co., Wall Street, by H.J.W. Dam - Garrick
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A Fool and His Money - Madison Square
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The Vinegar Buyer, by Herbert Hall Winslow - Savoy
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Facing the Music, by James Henry Darnley - Garrick
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John Henry, by George V. Hobart and Edward E. Rose - Herald Square
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Romeo and Juliet - Knickerbocker
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The Blonde in Black, by H.B. Smith - Knickerbocker
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The Darling of the Gallery Gods, by George V. Hobart - Crystal Gardens
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The Dress Parade, by George V. Hobart - Crystal Gardens
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Program of Paradise Roof Garden
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The Sultan of Sulu - Manhattan Beach Theatre
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The Runaways, by Addison Burkhardt - Casino
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A Son of Rest, by George Weston - 14th Street
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A Princess of Kensington, by Basil Hood - Broadway
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Personal, by Eugene Presbrey - Bijou
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The Evil Men Do, by Theodore Kremer - American
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Three Little Maids, by Paul Rubens - Daly's
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Mrs. Deering's Divorce, by Percy Fendall - Savoy
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Peggy From Paris, by George Ade - Wallack's
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Drink, by Charles Reade - Academy of Music
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Hedda Gabler, by Henrik Ibsen - Manhattan
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Hearts Courageous, by Ramsay Morris and Franklyn Fyles - Broadway
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Old Heidelberg, by Wilhelm Meyer-Forster - Lyric
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Marta of the Lowlands, by Wallace Gillpatrick and Guido Marburg Manhattan
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Whoop-dee-doo, by Edgar Smith - Weber and Fields'
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Babes in Toyland, by Glen MacDonough and Victor Herbert - Majestic
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Under Cover, by Edward Harrigan - Murray Hill
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Checkers, by Henry M. Blossom, Jr. - American
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Arrah-na-Pogue, by Dion Boucicault - 14th Street
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The Best of Friends, by Cecil Raleigh - Academy of Music
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The Proud Prince, by Justin Huntly McCarthy - Herald Square
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Her Own Way, by Clyde Fitch - Garrick
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Winsome Winnie, by Jakobowski and Paulton - Casino
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A Girl from Dixie, by H.B. Smith - Madison Square
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The Sacrament of Judas, by Louis Tiercelin - Princess
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Raffles, the Amateur Cracksman - Princess
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Mother Goose, by J. Hickroy Wood and Arthur Collins - New Amsterdam
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Sweet Kitty Bellairs, by David Belasco - Belasco Theatre
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The Pretty Sister of Jose, by Frances Hodgson Burnett - Empire
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Our New Minister, by Denman Thompson and George W. Ryer - American
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Je ne Sais Quoi, by Francis de Croisset - Vaudeville Theatre
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The Stammerer, by dr Ferandy - Vaudeville
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Captain Barrington, by Victor Mapes - Manhattan
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The Marriage of Kitty, by Cosmo Gordon Lennox - Hudson
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The Girl from Kay's, by Owne Hall - Herald Square
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Red Feather, by Charles Klein - Lyric
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Tosca - Metropolitan Opera
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Aida - Metropolitan Opera
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Terence, dramatized by Mrs. Edmund Nash Morgan - New York Theatre
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Mam'selle Napoleon, by Jean Richepin, adapted by Joseph W. Herbert - Knickerbocker
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My Lady Molly, by G.H. Jessop - Daly's
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The Virginian, dramatized by Owen Wister and Kirke la Shelle - Manhattan
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Glad of It, by Clyde Fitch - Savoy
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The Other Girl, by Augustus Thomas - Criterion
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Program from the Victoria Theatre
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By Right of Sword, dramatized by Mrs. Doremus, Leonidas Westervelt, and Arthur W. Marchmont - American
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The Taming of the Shrew, rearranged by Augustin Daly - Lyric
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Sergeant Kitty, by R.H. Burnside - Daly's
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Sherlock Holmes, by A. Conan Doyle and William Gillette - Grand Opera
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Merely Mary Ann, adapted by Israel Zangwill - Garden
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Olympe, by Pierre Decourcelle - Knickerbocker
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The Younger Mrs. Parling, by C. Haddon Chambers - Garrick
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The Light that Lies in Woman's Eyes, by E.H. Sothern - Criterion
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An English Daisy, by Seymour Hicks and Walter Slaughter - Casino
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If Women Were Men, by Will C. Murphey - New Star Theatre
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An Irish Gentleman, by Ramsey Morris - 14th Street
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The Medal and the Maid, by Owen Hall - Broadway
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The Office Boy, by Harry B. Smith - Amphion
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The Triumph of Love, by Martha Morton Conheim - Criterion
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The Admirable Crichton, by J.M. Barrie - New Lyceum Theatre
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The Tenderfoot, by Richard Carle - New York Theatre
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Mice and Men, by Madeleine Lucette Ryley - Garrick
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The Virginian, by Owen Wister - Manhattan
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Ranson's Folly, by Richard Harding Davis - Hudson
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Ivan the Terrible, by Alexis Tolstoi - New Amsterdam
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Merely Mary Ann, by Israel Zangwill - Criterion
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Out of the Fold, by Langdon McCormick - American
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As You Like It - Daly's
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The Girl From Kay's, by Owen Hall - Herald Square
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The County Chairman, by George Ade - Wallack's
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Beau Brummel, by Clyde Fitch - New Amsterdam
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The Secret of Polichinelle, by Pierre Wolff - Garden
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Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde - New Amsterdam
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A Midnight Marriage, by Hal Reid - American
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Love's Pilgrimage, by Horace B. Fry - Wallack's
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The Two Orphans, by Adolf d'Ennery and Eugene Cormon - New Amsterdam
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The Shepherd King, by Arnold Reeves and Wright Lorimer - Knickerbocker
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The Girl with the Green Eyes, by Clyde Fitch - Grand Opera
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The Dictator, by Richard Harding Davis - Criterion
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The Pit, by Channing Pollock - Lyric
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Wang, by J. Cheever Goodwin - Lyric
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The Yankee Consul, by Henry M. Blossom, Jr. - Broadway
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Camille, by Alexandre Duman - Hudson
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The Man From China, by Paul West - Majestic
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Piff! Paff!! Pouf!!!, by Stanislaus Stange - Casino
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Two Little Sailor Boys, by Walter Howard - Academy of Music
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A Venetian Romance, by Cornelia Osgood Tyler - Knickerbocker
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Tit for Tat, adapted by Leo Ditrichstein - Savoy
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Adrea, by David Belasco and John Luther Long - Belasco Theatre
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Mr. Wix of Wickham, by Herbert Darnley - Bijou
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Isle of Spice, by Allen Lowe and Geo. E. Stoddard - Majestic
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The Fatal Wedding, by Theodore Kremer - 58th Street Theatre
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A Madcap Princess - Knickerbocker
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The Southerners, by Will Mercer and Richard Grant - New York
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The Maid and the Mummy, by Richard Carle - New York
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More to be Pitied than Scorned, by Charles E. Blaney - 58th St.
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Her Heart's Idol, by Julian Loraine - 58th Street
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Girls will be Girls, by R. Melville Baker and Joseph Hart - 14th Street
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The White Tigress of Japan, by Charles A. Taylor - American
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Higgledy-Piggledy, by Edgar Smith - Weber Music Hall
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The Harvester, by Charles M. Skinner - Lyric
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The Duke of Killicrankie, by Robert Marshall - Empire
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Granny, by Clyde Fitch - New Lyceum
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The Sorceress, by Victorien Sardou - New Amsterdam
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Love's Lottery, by Stanislaus Stange - Broadway
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Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch, dramatized by Anne Crawford Flexner - Savoy
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The College Widow, by George Ade - Garden
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The School Girl, by Paul M. Potter and Henry Hamilton - Daly's
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The Coronet of the Duchess, by Clyde Fitch - Garrick
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The Street Singer, by Hal Reid - American
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Taps, by Franz Adam Beyerlein - Lyric
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Letty, by Arthur W. Pinero - Hudson
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Fires of St. John, by Sudermann - Daly's
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Magda, by Sudermann - Daly's
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Woodland, by Frank Pixley - New York
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Parsifal, by Richar Wagner - New York
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Humpty Dumpty, by J. Hickory Wood and Arthur Collins - New Amsterdam
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Monna Vanna, by Maurice Maeterlinck
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Glittering Gloria, by Hugh Morton - Daly's
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La Gioconda - Metropolitan Opera
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Judith of Bethulia, by Thomas Bailey Aldrich - Daly's
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Siberia, by Bartley Campbell - Academy of Music
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His Last Dollar, by David Higgins and Baldwin G. Cooke - America
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The Sho-Gun, George Ade - Wallack's
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Mrs. Black is Back, by George V. Hobart - Bijou
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Leah Kleschna, by C.M.S. McLellan - Manhattan
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The Winter's Tale - Knickerbocker
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Little Johnny Jones - New York Theatre
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Fantana, by Sam S. Shubert and Robert B. Smith - Lyric
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Friquet, by Pierre Berton and Gyp - Savoy
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You Never Can Tell, by Bernard Shaw - Garrick
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The Woman in the Case, by Clyde Fitch - Herald Square
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The Music Master, by Charles Klein - Bijou
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The Millionaire Detective, by Charles E. Blaney and Howard Hall American
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The Pearl and the Pumpkin, by Paul West and W.W. Denslow - Broadway
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The Prince Chap, by Edward People - Joe Weber's Theatre
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King Lear, Edwin Booth's edition - Garden
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Queen of the White Slaves, by Arthur J. Lamb - American
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York State Folks, by Arthur Sidman - Majestic
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The Ham Tree, by George V. Hobart - New York
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The White Cat, by J. Hickory Wood and Arthur Collins - New Amsterdam
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The Girl I Left Behind Me, by Belasco and Fyles - Castle Square Theatre
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The Belle of Avenue A, by Harry Williams and Aaron Hoffman - Alvin Theatre
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Happyland, by Reginald DeKoven and Frederic Ranken - Lyric
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