“Every crease is a story.”

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1890–1953
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Great Short Stories of the World -- a collection of complete short stories chosen from the literatures of all periods and countries
Barrett Harper Clark, Barrett H. Clark & others, 1922

World drama
Barrett H. Clark, 1933
The British & American Drama of Today
Barrett H. Clark, 1992

Maxwell Anderson
Barrett H. Clark, 2007

How To Produce Amateur Plays
Barrett H. Clark, 2006
Eugene O'Neill
Barrett H. Clark, 1947
European Theories of the Drama
Barrett H. Clark, 1919
Masterpieces of modern Spanish drama
Barrett H. Clark, 1928
Contemporary French dramatists
Barrett H. Clark, 1915

Four plays of the Free theater...
Barrett H. Clark, 1914
The Blush of Shame
Barrett H. Clark, 1932
An introduction to the plays of Paul Green
Barrett H. Clark, 1926
An Hour of American drama
Barrett H. Clark, 1930
Representative one-act plays by British and Irish authors
Barrett H. Clark, 1925
Proff goes to Heaven
Barrett H. Clark, 1940
A Marriage Proposal
Антон Павлович Чехов, Barrett H. Clark & others, 1942
Fires at Valley Forge
Barrett H. Clark, 1943

Great Short Biographies of Modern Times
Barrett H. Clark, 1928
Great Short Biographies of the World
Barrett H. Clark, 1929
The Continental Drama of To-day
Barrett H. Clark, 1915
A Study of the Modern Drama
Barrett H. Clark, 1925
America's Lost Plays
Barrett H. Clark, 1940
European Theories of the Drama with a Supplement on the American Drama;
Barrett H. Clark, 1947
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