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| Plays are Put up in Packages | Frontis |
| First catch your play | 23 |
| If actors roamed about at will | 31 |
| A Stalwart Individual pushing a church | 45 |
| The guild of Annanias | 51 |
| Anna Held bathing in milk | 55 |
| Sometimes things really do happen to actors | 67 |
| The Theatrical Women's Parker Club | 79 |
| It is very difficult to identify a good play | 103 |
| A woman cut her play in half | 109 |
| Clyde Fitch's ability to work | 129 |
| Augustus Thomas shouts instructions | 137 |
| Eugene Walter was lodging upon a park bench | 143 |
| Margaret Mayo built a villa | 161 |
| The malignant disease | 165 |
| "You're William A. Brady, ain't you?" | 171 |
| A wrinkled old lady confided her desire | 175 |
| How sweet to meet one's own image | 183 |
| The Great White Way is a recumbent letter I | 193 |
| The actor and the rest of the world | 199 |
| Allan Dale came three nights running | 203 |
| Gets eighteen dollars | 209 |
| If actors really "felt their parts" | 229 |
| The first time the director has seen them | 251 |
| The interruption came on the spot | 255 |
| Matches that cannot be lit | 259 |
| Ensconced in a swing and two silk stockings | 263 |
| Thought seems as material a thing as a handball | 267 |
| Gillette flicked the ashes from his cigar | 271 |
| Lady Macbeth swore that he grew during the performance | 281 |
| A playwright whose stock has soared a hundred points in a single evening | 289 |
| A Boston audience at train time | 295 |
| Trilby died in every known way | 299 |
| The author—as you imagine him, and as he is | 303 |
| Venus rose from the sea | 319 |
| Danced before a statue of Antony until it bit her | 323 |
| You need bring to a vaudeville theatre nothing but the price of admission | 327 |
| Their agents search every capital of Europe | 335 |
| Known as a stock company | 349 |
| Master Betterton had his nerves shaken | 357 |
| The actress giving time to dress-makers | 361 |
| Evening up matters on his books | 369 |
| The great actors of an earlier time | 385 |
| A play censor with a club | 391 |
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