Representative American plays
By: ed. with introductions and notes by Arthur Hobson Quinn
Edition: Second edition, revised.
Publisher: The Century co.
Published: 1921
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 969
Subjects: American drama
Notes: Contains reproductions of original title-pages of some of the plays.

"General bibliography of the American drama": p. 963-968.
Table of contents: title: The prince of Parthia, by T. Godfrey (1767); title: The contrast, by R. Tyler (1787); title: André, by W. Dunlap (1798); title: Superstition, by J. N. Barker (1824); title: Charles the Second, by J. H. Payne and W. Irving (1824); title: The triumph at Plattsberg, by R. P. Smith (1830); title: Pocahontas: or, The settlers of Virginia, by G. W. P. Custis (1830); title: The broker of Bogota, by R. M. Bird (1834); title: Tortesa the usurer, by N. P. Willis (1839); title: Fashion, by Anna C. M. Ritchie (1845); title: Francesca da Rimini, by G. H. Boker (1855); title: Leonora; or, The world's own, by Julia W. Howe (1857); title: The octoroon; or, Life in Louisiana, by D. Boucicault (1859); title: Rip Van Winkle, as played by Joseph Jefferson (1865); title: Hazel Kirke, by S. MacKaye (1880); title: Shenandoah, by B. Howard (1889); title: Secret service, by W. Gillette (1896); title: Madame Butterfly, by D. Belasco and J. B. Long (1900); title: Her great match, by C. Fitch (1905); title: The New York idea, by L. Mitchell (1906); title: The witching hour, by A. Thomas (1907); title: The faith healer, by W. V. Moody (1909); title: The scarecrow, by P. MacKaye (1910); title: The boss, by E. Sheldon (1911); title: He and she, by Rachel Crothers (1911)