Guide to the Charles Morton Agency Collection of American Popular Drama 1842-1950

Morton 1, "Alixie. Famous French Melodrama" (an original handwritten manuscript)

Morton 2, "Arrah-Na-Pogue, of the Wicklow Wedding. An Irish Drama in Three Acts" (Printed, not published. Author’s copy), by Dion Bourcicault, Esq

Morton 3, "For Another’s Sin. A Domestic Drama in One Act and One Scene"

Morton 4, "After Dark. A Drama of London Life in ’68" (handwritten in a bound notebook), by Dion Bourcicault, Esq

Morton 5, "Baby. A Daly Theater and Boston Museum Success of the Seventies" (handwritten in a bound notebook)

Morton 6, "Bankers Daughter."

Morton 7, "Bertha, the Sewing Machine Girl. Perhaps one of the notable sensational successes in theatrical history" (handwritten in a bound notebook)

Morton 8, "Black Diamonds." (handwritten and typed manuscript)

Morton 9, "The Cannon Ball Express in Four Acts." (written on cover is "Original 6-16-09 and stamped inside is a "Howard & Doyle Chicago Theatrical Agents" seal)

Morton 10, "Shenandoah"

Morton 11, "Marching Through Georgia"

Morton 12, "Celebrated Case" (handwritten manuscript)

Morton 13, "The Child of the State. A Melodrama in 5 Acts" (dated 5-31-[18]93 on the cover), by A. D’Ennery

Morton 14, "Confusion" (dated 3-14-[18]91 on the cover)

Morton 15, "Her Great Match"

Morton 16, "The Dannicheff's. A Drama in 4 Acts. From the French, of Alex Dumas" (handwritten manuscript with Act I as a separate volume)

Morton 17, "Danites"

Morton 18, "Davy Crockett. Frank Mayo's Success" (handwritten in a bound notebook)

Morton 19, "A Poor Relation. A Comedy Drama in Three Acts," by Edward E. Riddle

Morton 20, "Bess of the Hills. A Drama of Life in Old Kentucky (Copyrighted by Alexander Byers, 1916. There is also a stamp on it that states it is the property of Chicago Manuscript Company), by Chas. A. Morton (Charles Morton?)

Morton 21, "The Fool of the Family."

Morton 22, "Forget-Me-Not" (handwritten in a handmade notebook)

Morton 23, "Final Play. Or a Romantic Drama in Five Acts." (handwritten in a handmade notebook)

Morton 24, "The Laws of God and Man. A Sensational Drama of Police and Underworld Life in Four Acts" (Copyrighted by Alexander Byers, 1916. There is also a stamp on it that states it is the property of Chicago Manuscript Company) by Miron Leffingwell

Morton 25, "The Fairy Circle of Con O'Carrolan's Dream"

Morton 26, "49 Forty Nine 49" (dated 3-14-[18]94)

Morton 27, "Galley Slave" (enclosed on the Table of Contents is a newspaper clip of the advertisement of its production in Chicago in 1885 directed by Bartley Campbell)

Morton 28, "The Geneva Cross" (handwritten in a handmade notebook)

Morton 29, "Love and Politics" (Copyrighted by Alexander Byers, 1916. There is also a stamp on it that states it is the property of Chicago Manuscript Company)

Morton 30, "The Shadow of a Sin. Or A Great Mistake. A Drama in Four Acts" (Copyrighted by Alexander Byers, 1916. There is also a stamp on it that states it is the property of Chicago Manuscript Company) by Miron Leffinwell

Morton 31, "The Gilded Age, Or There’s Millions In It."

Morton 32, "Hazel Kirke."

Morton 33, "A Lovable Vagabond. A Comedy Drama with Music. In Four Acts."

Morton 34, "Kick In."

Morton 35, "Joshua Whitcomb."

Morton 36, "Her Boys. Rural Comedy Drama in Four Acts."

Morton 37, "Hush Money" (Copyrighted by Alexander Byers, 1916. There is also a stamp on it that states it is the property of Chicago Manuscript Company)

Morton 38, "M’Liss. Anne Pixley Version."

Morton 39, "Smiles and Tears. Powerful Comedy Drama in Four Acts." (Copyrighted by Alexander Byers, 1916. There is also a stamp on it that states it is the property of Chicago Manuscript Company) by John W. Wilson

Morton 40, "Mignon. A Drama in Four Acts." (handwritten in a bound notebook)

Morton 41, "Mignon. A Drama in Four Acts." (corrected copy)

Morton 42, "Miss Moulton."

Morton 43, "Parisian Romance."

Morton 44, "My Geraldine" (one of the original manuscripts) by Bartley Campell [sic?]

Morton 45, "My Partner" (handwritten in a handmade notebook) by Bartley Campbell

Morton 46, "The Mountain Pink," by Laura Dainty

Morton 47, "Mexico. A Romantic Sensation and Picturesque Melodrama with an Abundance of Sure Fire Comedy" (Copyrighted by Alexander Byers, 1916. There is also a stamp on it that states it is the property of Chicago Manuscript Company) by Chas. Morton

Morton 48, "On Parole. A Drama of the Underworld in four Acts." By Sam C. Major and Larry E. Johnson

Morton 49, "One Night in June."

Morton 50, "Marjory Daw."

Morton 51, "Man and Wife" (Dated ??-30-[18]94. Also there is a handwritten not of the cover, "From W. Collins’ novel but not A. Daly’s adaptation not H.R. Webber’s.")

Morton 52, "The County Sheriff."

Morton 53, "Our American Cousin?"

Morton 54, "Carmen. A Drama in Four Acts" (Copyrighted by Alexander Byers, 1916. There is also a stamp on it that states it is the property of Chicago Manuscript Company) by Miron L. Smithson

Morton 55, "Over the Hills to the Poor House" (handwritten on the cover is "Original")

Morton 56, "Our Bachelors."

Morton 57, "Peril" (dated 12-21-1896) by Bartley Campbell

Morton 58, "Business is Business. A Comedy Drama in Four Sets" (Copyrighted by Alexander Byers, 1916.) by William Jenkins

Morton 59, "The Phoenix," by Milton Nobles

Morton 60, "Pink Dominos" (dated 6-19-[18]91)

Morton 61, "The Planter’s Wife" (dated ??-24-[18]94)

Morton 62, "He Comes Up Smiling."

Morton 63a, "Private Secretary" (handwritten on the cover is "Original" and a portion of the first half of the typed pages has handwritten notes on the back of the pages)

Morton 63b, "Private Secretary."

Morton 63c, "Private Secretary."

Morton 64, "Queens Evidence."

Morton 65, "Mollie Bawn. A Dramatization in Four Acts" (Copyrighted by Alexander Byers, 1916) by Charles Morton

Morton 66, "Rosedale."

Morton 67, "Rose Michell" (handwritten date on cover 11-20-[18]91)

Morton 68, "The Romany Rye. A Romantic Spectacular Melodrama in Five Acts" (handwritten in a hand-made notebook) by Geo. R. Sims

Morton 69, "Sam’l of Posen."

Morton 70, "Vermont Folks."

Morton 71, "Twin Convict. A Tabloid Political Drama of Natural Incident" (Copyrighted by Alexander Byers, 1914)

Morton 72, "Silver King" (handwritten on the cover is "Original)

Morton 73, "The World" (dated 12-19-[18]94)

Morton 74, "The Under Dog" (handwritten on the cover is "Original" and it is dated 2-20-[19]15)

Morton 75, "Two Nights in Rome. A Drama in Four Acts" (handwritten in a handmade notebook) by Guenther

Morton 76, "Uncle Josh Gordon. A Comedy Drama in One Act" (Copyrighted by Alexander Byers, 1914. There is also a stamp on it that states it is the property of Chicago Manuscript Company) by Nelson Compston

Morton 77, "Paradise Alley. Burlesque in One Act and Three Scenes" (Copyrighted by Alexander Byers, 1914. There is also a stamp on it that states it is the property of Chicago Manuscript Company) by Chas. Morton

Morton 78, "Peg o’ My Heart?"

Morton 79, "Van the Virginian."

Morton 80, "Wild Bill."

Morton 81, "The Girl From Home. A Southern Play in Four Acts" (Copyrighted 1909. Table of Contents lists the play as the "property of R.G. Kingston.")

Morton 82, "Nobody’s Claim."

Morton 83, "Bells of Shandon. An Original Irish Comedy Drama in Four Acts" (Copyrighted by Alexander Byers, 1914) by Charles Morton.

Morton 84, "Monte Cristo."

Morton 85, "The Governor’s Pardon. A heart stirring story of American life in 4 acts."

Morton 86, "Fate."

Morton 87, "Fogg’s Ferry."

Morton 88, "Great Expectations" ("Original" is handwritten on the cover and it is dated 7-16-[19]11)

Morton 89, "The Great Awakening. A Comedy Drama in Four Acts" (Copyrighted by Alexander Byers, 1914. There is also a stamp on it that states it is the property of Chicago Manuscript Company) by W.C. Herman and Nelson Compston

Morton 90, "The Fireman’s Sweetheart. A Comedy Drama in Four Acts" (Copyrighted by Alexander Byers, 1914. There is also a stamp on it that states it is the property of Chicago Manuscript Company) by Nelson Compston

Morton 91, "Jaquette" (dated 8-17-[18]94?)

Morton 92, "Lynwood."

Morton 93, "Catteraugus."

Morton 94, "Passion’s Slave" by John A. Stevens

Morton 95, "Pavements of Paris."

Morton 96, "The Spender" by W.H. Crane

Morton 97, "The Governor."

Morton 98, "The Messenger from Jarvis Section. Uncle Daniel."

Morton 99, "Wilkins Micawber. In Three Act." (handwritten in a handmade journal, on the back of the second page a Chicago Manuscript slip is glued)

Morton 100, "Sweetest Girl in Arizona. A Romantic Drama of Western Life" (Copyrighted by Alexander Byers, 1915. There is also a stamp on it that states it is the property of Chicago Manuscript Company) by W. C. Herman.

Morton 101, "Elfie."

Morton 102, "Muldoons Picnic" (dated 4-15-[18]94)

Morton 103, "Rube Detective. Comedy Drama in Four Acts" (Copyrighted by Alexander Byers, 1914. There is also a stamp on it that states it is the property of Chicago Manuscript Company) by Mirch Leffingwell

Morton 104, "Furnished Rooms" (dated 11-11-[18]93)

Morton 105, "The Rajah. A Comedy, In Four Acts" (Published copy, printer's copy) by Willaim Young.

Morton 106, "Taken From Life" (stamped with the Howard & Doyle Theatrical Agents stamp)

Morton 107, "Lorle."

Morton 108, "Little Ferrit" (dated 12-13-[18]94)

Morton 109, "Under the North Star."

Morton 110, "The Great Awakening. A Comedy Drama in Four Acts" (Copyrighted by Alexander Byers, 1913. There is also a stamp on it that states it is the property of Chicago Manuscript Company) by W.C. Herman and Nelson Compston. [Same as Morton 89?]

Morton 111, "The Girl from Out Yonder."

Morton 112, "Fun in a Boarding School" (dated 6-24-[18]96)

Morton 113, "Mixed Pickles."

Morton 114, "Moths" (dated 5-18-[18]9?)

Morton 115, "Lady Claire" (dated 1-4-[19]11)

Morton 116, "Queene Largoast" (dated 12-19-[18]95)

Morton 117, "Larks."

Morton 118, "Little Duchess" (dated 12-15-[18]96)

Morton 119, "A Bunch of Keys."

Morton 120, "The Stanglers of Paris."

Morton 121, "Across the Continent" (handwritten on the front is "Original. Don't Sell.")

Morton 122, "A Gentleman of Leisure."

Morton 123, "The Girl from Broadway. A musical comedy tabloid drama in one act" (Copyrighted by Alexander Byers, 1914. There is also a stamp on it that states it is the property of Chicago Manuscript Company) by Chas. Morton

Morton 124, "Hearts of Oak" (dated 6-27-[18]95)

Morton 125, "The ticket of leave man. A comedy sketch for two men."

Morton 126, "The Governors Wife"

Morton 127, "The Charity Girl. A Comedy Drama of Life in Four Acts" (Copyrighted by Alexander Byers, 1914. There is also a stamp on it that states it is the property of Chicago Manuscript Company) by Chas. Morton.

Morton 128, "Victim of Circumstances."

Morton 129, "The Black Crook."

Morton 130, "In Old Algeria. A Musical Comedy in Two Acts."

Morton 131, "The Laws of God and Man. A Social Drama in Four Acts" (handwritten on the front is "Original. Don't Sell." Dated 9-4-[19]13) by Miron Leffingwell

Morton 132, "The Crust of Society in Four Acts" (stamped on front is the Howard & Doyle Theatrical Agents stamp)

Morton 133, "Nobody's Claim."

Morton 134, "Caprice."

Morton 135, "Ranch 10."

Morton 136, "Flowers of the Mountain" (handwritten on the front cover is "Original. Don't Sell)

Morton 137, "May Blossom" (dated 11-15-[18]94)

Morton 138, "Mabel Heath."

Morton 139, "Maud Muller" (dated 11-9-[18]94)

Morton 140, "Calamity Jane" (dated 10-4-[18]94)

Morton 141, "Thelma. A Dramatization in Four Acts of the Novel of the Same Name" (Copyrighted by Alexander Byers, 1912. There is also a stamp on it that states it is the property of Chicago Manuscript Company) by Nelson Compston.

Morton 142, "Brought to Justice."

Morton 143, "Yosemite."

Morton 144, "The Yellow Peril. Drama in One Act."

Morton 145, "My Mother-in-law" (handwritten on the cover is "Original")

Morton 146, "The Martyr."

Morton 147, "An Ivy Leaf."

Morton 148, "Divorce. Daly’s Vesion [sic]."

Morton 149, "Called Backed" (dated 9-29-[19]10)

Morton 150, "A Night Off."

Morton 151, "Florinel. An Original Romantic Drama in 5 Acts" by Sydney Rosenfield

Morton 152, "New Magdaline" (handwritten on cover is "Original. Don’t Sell.")

Morton 153, "Around the World in 80 Days."

Morton 154, "Mrs. Dane’s Defense."

Morton 155, "The Eleventh Hour."

Morton 156, "Lady Bountiful."

Morton 157, "Mary Warner."

Morton 158, "A Wife’s Honor."

Morton 159, "Hoop of Gold. A Domestic Drama in Four Acts."

Morton 160, "The Maid of Arran."

Morton 161, "Caught in the Web" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" and it is dated 11-17-[19]06)

Morton 162, "The Scapegrace."

Morton 163, "Sweet Lavender. A Domestic Drama" by Arthur Pinero.

Morton 164, "Mother and Son. Property of Bert S. Frank" (handwritten draft in a handmade notebook)

Morton 165, "The Banker’s Crime"

Morton 166, "Ten Mile Crossing" (handwritten copy in a bound notebook, dated 6-10-[18]88)

Morton 167, "Girl I Love."

Morton 168, "Old Homestead."

Morton 169, "Widow Bedott."

Morton 170, "Wild Rose."

Morton 171, "Only a Farmer’s Daughter."

Morton 172, "Catch as Catch Can."

Morton 173, "Dangers of New York" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell," dated 4-26-[19]07)

Morton 174, "La Belle Russe."

Morton 175, "Carrots. The Waif of the Woods."

Morton 176, "The Flower of the Ranch."

Morton 177, "The Burglar. A Drama in Four Acts" (by Gus Thomas, copyrighted 1885. Also typed into the first page is "Property of Robert Cummings")

Morton 178, "Shamus O’Brien" (dated 8-9-[18]94)

Morton 179, "The Creole."

Morton 180, "Diplomacy" (by Victorine Sandou)

Morton 181, "Dad’s Girl. In Four Acts" (dated 3-35-[18]94)

Morton 182, "Little Sunbeam. Comedy Drama, four acts."

Morton 183, "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" (dated 9-25-[18]94)

Morton 184, "The Passing Regiment" (dated 3-16-[18]95 and handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell")

Morton 185, "The Professor" (by Wm. Gillette)

Morton 186, "Forbidden Fruit" (dated 12-15-[18]94)

Morton 187, "Mixed Pickles" (typed inside on the first page is "Property of Robert Cummings)

Morton 188, "She."

Morton 189, "Blue Jeans. In Four Acts."

Morton 190, "Hearts of the Blue Ridge. A Simple Heart Story" (dated 10-3-[19]06 and handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell")

Morton 191, "Just Plain Folks."

Morton 192, "The Confessions of a Wife."

Morton 194, "Lights O’London."

Morton 195, "Gyp, the Mountain Girl."

Morton 196, "Chispa."

Morton 197, "Bosom Friends."

Morton 198, "Lucky Ranch" (dated 12-26-[18]95)

Morton 199, "As in a Looking Glass."

Morton 200, "The Rose of the Rancho" (handwritten in a handmade notebook".

Morton 201, "The Wife."

Morton 202, "Fun on the Bristol" (dated 10-5-[18]95)

Morton 203, "Flash of Lightening."

Morton 204, "A True Kentuckian."

Morton 205, "The White Slave" (dated 10-24-[18]95)

Morton 206, "The Gold King. Or the Escape from Sing Sing. Comedy Drama in Four Acts" (Handwritten script in a handmade notebook. At the bottom of the first page is written "The Property of Horace V. Noble")

Morton 207, "The Girl of the Golden West" (by David Belasco [unclear if this is the author, his name is written on the cover])

Morton 208, "The Easterner" (by George Broadhurst)

Morton 209, "The Whole Damn Family."

Morton 210, "Lost in New York" (dated 1-10-[18]95)

Morton 211, "Brewster’s Millions. Act I."

Morton 211a, "Brewster’s Millions. Act II."

Morton 211b, "Brewster’s Millions. Act III."

Morton 211c, "Brewster’s Millions. Act IV."

Morton 212, "Our Blinding Sexton. Or Our Pastor in a Fix. A Comedy in One Act" (dated 4-11-[18]92)

Morton 213, "Northern Tennessee. Or A Kentucky Girl."

Morton 214, "The Jucklins."

Morton 215, "The Henrietta" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell")

Morton 216, "Muggs Landing" (dated ??-2?-[18]94)

Morton 217, "Lone Pine" (dated 10-7-[18]91)

Morton 218, "Life in New York. A Melodrama in Four Acts."

Morton 219, "Held By the Enemy."

Morton 220, "Lord Chumley" (written by David Belasco and Henry C. De Miller? It is unclear if they are the authors, but their names are written on the front cover)

Morton 221, "Silver Spur. A Comedy Drama in Four Acts."

Morton 222, "Shadows of a Great City."

Morton 223, "Zitka" (circa 1886?, note written on first page, also on the front cover is handwritten "Original. Don’t Sell")

Morton 224, "My Wife. A Comedy in Four Acts."

Morton 225, "In Honor Bound" (dated 4-24-[19]09, handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell")

Morton 225a, "In Honor Bound" (copy)

Morton 226, "Esmeralda" (by F.H. Burnett and William Gillette?, unsure if these are the authors, but their names are written on the first page along with the date circa 1881.)

Morton 227, "Wealth and Poverty" (by L. Underwood? Circa 1903? Unsure if this information is correct, but it is written on the first page)

Morton 228, "True Irish Hearts" (by Flanagan and McCarthy? Unsure if this is correct, but it is written on the first page. Dated 2-27-[18]97)

Morton 229, "Musette" (by Lattie Alice Walker circa 1904? But the cover is dated 7-9-[19]09. Unsure is this is correct, but it is written on the first page)

Morton 230, "In Sunny Tennessee. A Four Act Comedy Drama" (typed on the first page is "Property of William Campbell")

Morton 231, "Michael Strogott."

Morton 232, "Hazel Kirke."

Morton 233, "At Yale."

Morton 234, "Little Lord Fauntleroy."

Morton 235, "Drink" (by Charles Reade, written on the front cover is "Original")

Morton 236, "Mystery of a Handsome Cat."

Morton 237, "Mr. Barnes of New York" (dated 12-21-[19]19)

Morton 238, "A Noble Outcast."

Morton 239, "Not Guilty. A Melodrama in Four Acts."

Morton 240, "The Fatal Card. A Drama in Five Acts" (by C. Haddon Chambers and B.C. Stephenson)

Morton 241, "Blue Canyon Mystery" (dated 7-23-[19]07, on the cover handwritten is "Original. Don’t Sell" and on the first paged is typed "Property of Walter Campbell")

Morton 242, "Under Special Orders. A Four Act Comedy Drama" (dated 7-23-[19]07, on the cover handwritten in "Original. Don’t Sell" and on the first page is typed "Property of Walter Campbell")

Morton 243, "Wanted – A Family. Farce Comedy – In Three Acts" (dated 7-23-[19]07, on the cover handwritten in "Original. Don’t Sell" and on the first page is typed "Property of Walter Campbell")

Morton 244, "The Second in Command."

Morton 245, "The Stowaway" (dated 12-31-[18]93)

Morton 246, "The Castaways."

Morton 247, "Heart of Midlothian."

Morton 248, "The Unwritten Law. A Drama in Four Acts Founded on the Thaw-White Murder" (by Stewart Anderson, copyrighted 1909 by Alex Byers, owned by the Chicago Manuscript Company)

Morton 249, "The Light that Failed."

Morton 250, "Caught in the Rain" (dated 3-12-[19]09, handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell)

Morton 251, "Strongheart. In the American Comedy Drama. Act I" (by William C. De Mille)

Morton 251a, "Strongheart. In the American Comedy Drama. Act II" (by William C. De Mille)

Morton 251b, "Strongheart. In the American Comedy Drama. Act III" (by William C. De Mille)

Morton 251c, "Strongheart. In the American Comedy Drama. Act IV" (by William C. De Mille)

Morton 252, "Minnie. Or the Angle of the Household. A Comedy in Two Acts" (dated 10-31-[18]94)

Morton 253, "Father and the Boys."

Morton 254, "For Love and Honor. A Comedy Drama in Four Acts."

Morton 255, "The Sweetest Girl in Dixie."

Morton 256, "Only a Woman’s Heart" (dated 8-9-????)

Morton 257, "One of the Bravest" (dated 7-10-[18]98)

Morton 258, "Storm Beaten."

Morton 259, "No Mother to Guide Her."

Morton 260, "Mr. Potter of Texas."

Morton 261, "Shanandoah."

Morton 262, "Still Alarm" (dated 5-6-[18]93)

Morton 263, "The Chorus Lady."

Morton 264, "County Fair" (possibly by Charles Bernard from 1889)

Morton 265, "Mrs. Partingtons."

Morton 266, "Woman Against Woman."

Morton 267, "The World Against Her" (dated 11-20-either 1893 or 1913? handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" and "Original and Last")

Morton 268, "Clemenceau’s Case."

Morton 269, "Prince and Pauper."

Morton 270, "On the Bridge at Midnight."

Morton 271, "Jesse James" (dated 8-19-[18]96)

Morton 272, "The Midnight Call" (dated 10-2-[18]94)

Morton 273, "Ole Olson."

Morton 274, "Moonshiners" (dated 10-15-[19]07, handwritten on the front cover is "Original. Don’t Sell")

Morton 275, "Beacon Lights."

Morton 276, "Sargeant James" (by Eugene Walker)

Morton 277, "Tom Sawyer" (dated 2-16-[18]91)

Morton 278, "The College Girl Out West. A Musical Farcical Comedy in Three Acts" (by Clarence Black. Copyrighted in 1914 by Alex Byers and owned by the Chicago Manuscript Co.)

Morton 279, "The Runaway Wife" (dated 7-15-[18]91)

Morton 280, "Wife for Wife" (2 copies, dated 5-24-[18]91)

Morton 281, "My Jack" (dated 5-17-[18]91)

Morton 282, "Alone in London" (dated 5-17-[18]91)

Morton 283, "The Great Divide" (by William Vaughn Moody)

Morton 284, "Bluff" (dated 5-17-[18]91)

Morton 285, "Money Mad" (it states on the cover that the original name of the play was "Noble Rogue" and is dated 6-1-[18]91)

Morton 286, "The Black Flag" (dated 6-1-[18]91)

Morton 287, "All the Comforts of Home."

Morton 288, "Alabama" (dated 12-27-[18]92)

Morton 289, "Cover Dale" (dated 11-7-[19]17 and handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell")

Morton 290, "Blue Jeans" (dated 9-30-[18]92 and handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell")

Morton 291, "Great Diamond Robbery" (dated 1-18-[19]11)

Morton 292, "Secret Service."

Morton 293, "Captain Impudence."

Morton 294, "The Tide of Life" (by Edw. Weitzel handwritten on the cover is "Property of James Sims of the Detroit Printing Co., Detroit, Mich.)

Morton 295, "The Other Girl."

Morton 296, "The Halfbreed."

Morton 297, "The World Against Her. A Drama in Five Acts" (by Frank Harvey, stamped by The Emergency Bureau, 1412 Broadway, NY, NY)

Morton 298, "A Wise Woman. A Farce Comedy in Three Acts."

Morton 299, "The Hidden Hand. A Dramatization of Celebrated Story of Same Name" (by Chas. Morton, Copyrighted by Alex Byers and the Chicago Manuscript Co. in 1912)

Morton 300, "The Silver Dagger" (by Mark E. Swan)

Morton 301, "A Little Church Around the Corner. A Life Picture" (by Marion Russell)

Morton 302, "The Half Breed." (appears to be the same play as Morton 296)

Morton 303, "The Genius and the Gentleman. A Drama in Four Acts" (by Miron Leffingwell, copyrighted by Alex Byers in 1909, dated 4-22-[19]09, and on the cover it is handwritten "Original. Don’t Sell")

Morton 304, "Over the Garden Wall. A Comic Complication in Three Acts. Constructed for Laughing Purposes Only" (by Scott Marble and Geo. S. Knight, dated 3-2-[18]93)

Morton 305, "The Honor of a Cowboy" (written on the first page "Property of Harry Barlow," the play is handwritten)

Morton 306, "A Legal Wrong" (dated 10-1-[18]94)

Morton 307, "A Brilliant Comedy in Four Acts. M-I-S-H-A-P-S. Or On the Wrong Track" (dated 8-24-[18]91)

Morton 308, "Harbor Lights" (dated 12-8-[18]94)

Morton 309, "The Heart of a Hero."

Morton 310, "Forgiven."

Morton 311, "Eagle’s Nest" (dated 10-24-[18]9?)

Morton 312, "The Golden Giant Mine."

Morton 313, "Kentucky" (dated 12-15-[19]05)

Morton 314, "Zig Zag" (dated 1-5-[18]95)

Morton 315, "A Texas Steer" (dated 1-8-[18]94)

Morton 316, "Jane Eyre. A Dramatization of Story of Same Name in Five Acts" (by Miron Leffingwell, copyrighted by Alex Byers in 1909 and owned by the Chicago Manuscript Co.)

Morton 317, "Jim’s Sweetheart."

Morton 318, "The Invader."

Morton 319, "Cousin Kate. A Comedy in Three Acts."

Morton 320, "The Genius and the Gentleman. A Drama in Four Acts" (by Miron Leffingwell, copyrighted by Alex Byers in 1909, seems to be a copy of Morton 303)

Morton 321, "Drusa Wayne" (by Franklin Fyles)

Morton 322, "For Home and Honor"

Morton 323, "Divorcons. An Original Comedy Founded in the Story and Incidents of French Comedy of Same Name" (by Chas Morton, copyrighted by Alex Byers in 1912, owned by the Chicago Manuscript Co.)

Morton 324, "One Hundred Wives."

Morton 325, "Little Wildcat" (handwritten copy in a handmade booklet)

Morton 326, "Under Two Flags."

Morton 327, "Gold Diggers. A Four Act Western Comedy Drama" (by Langdale Williams, copyrighted by Alex Byers in 1912, owned by the Chicago Manuscript Co.)

Morton 328, "Apple Orchard Farm" (dated 3-11-[18]92)

Morton 329, "A Mint of Money" (by Jas. S. Jackson, copyrighted and all rights reserved, New York, 1888, also the outside is dated 5-11-[18]92)

Morton 330, "Golden Cliff" (dated 5-11-[18]92)

Morton 331, "Shaun Rhue" (inset review for a production of the play is date May 5, 1890, outside cover is dated 5-11-[18]92)

Morton 332, "The Gold Diggers. A Four Act Western Comedy Drama. Act I" (this appears to be the original of Morton 327. On the cover handwritten is "Original. Don’t Sell," additionally the manuscript is handwritten and dated on the cover is

Morton 332a, "The Gold Diggers. A Four Act Western Comedy Drama. Act II"

Morton 332b, "The Gold Diggers. A Four Act Western Comedy Drama. Act III"

Morton 332c, "The Gold Diggers. A Four Act Western Comedy Drama. Act IV"

Morton 333, "Said Pasha. A Famous Comic Opera in Three Acts."

Morton 334, "A Devil’s Lane" (dated 10-1908 and handwritten on the cover is "Original. Put Away")

Morton 334a, "A Devil’s Lane" (Copy 2)

Morton 335, "Hoodman Blind" (dated 1-7-[18]98)

Morton 336, "Braving the World" (dated 8-11-[18]96)

Morton 337, "Our Strategists" (dated 7-26-[18]92 and handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell")

Morton 338, "The Girl of the Slums" (copyrighted by Alex Byers in 1914)

Morton 339, "O’Day the Alderman" (dated 8-7-[18]92)

Morton 340, "Sins of the Night."

Morton 341, "Soap Bubble" (dated 8-15-[18]92)

Morton 342, "Pulse of New York" (dated 8-19-[18]92)

Morton 343, "The Inside Track" (dated 7-29-[18]93)

Morton 345, "The Fair Co-ed. A New Three Act College Comedy."

Morton 346, "The Convict’s Sweetheart. A Comedy Drama in Four Acts" (by Langdale Williams. Copyrighted by James Edwards in 1909 according to the first page, but then stamped next to it is "Copyright, 1909 by Alex Byers")

Morton 347, "The Upper Hand" (dated 8-15-[18]92)

Morton 347a, "The Upper Hand" (Copy 2, dated 5-6-[18]95)

Morton 348, "A Stranger in a Strange Land."

Morton 349, "A Home Run. A Drama of the Diamond in Four Acts" (by Miron Leffingwell, copyrighted by Alex Byers in 1911, copy of Morton 362)

Morton 350, "A Great Temptation."

Morton 351, "Little Trixie" (dated 12-27-[18]92)

Morton 352, "Our Candidate" (dated 7-18-[18]96)

Morton 353, "The Governess."

Morton 354, "The Minister’s Daughter. Drama in Four Acts" (by William Nelson, copyrighted by Frank Hannan in 1909)

Morton 355, "A Temperance Town" (dated 11-4-[18]92, handwritten on the cover is Original. Don’t Sell")

Morton 356, "Siberia. A Romantic Drama in Six Acts" (by Bartley Campbell, the manuscript is handwritten and hand-bound)

Morton 357, "La Belle Marie."

Morton 358, "Zolle’s Therese" (it states on the insert that the play is "The Author’s own adaptation of his famous Novel, Therese Raquin" the manuscript is handwritten and hand-bound)

Morton 360, "The Enchanted Hat. A Weber & Fielde Famous Musical Burlesque, in One Scene."

Morton 361, "Jane. A Farce in Three Acts" (by Harry Nichols and W. Lestocq, dated 4-17-[18]94)

Morton 362, "A Home Run. A Drama of the Diamond in Four Acts" (by Miron Leffingwell, copyrighted by Alex Byers in 1911, same as Morton 349, on the front cover is handwritten "Original. Don’t Sell" and is dated 1-13-[19]09)

Morton 363, "Robinson Cruso [sic] in Four Acts" (handwritten manuscript)

Morton 364, "777."

Morton 365, "Dolly Reforming Herself" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" and dated 10-15-[19]10)

Morton 366, "A Noble Sacrifice" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" and is dated 9-24-[19]09)

Morton 367, "A Gilded Fool. An Original American Comedy in Four Acts" (by Henry Guy Carleton, esq.)

Morton 368, "Outwitted."

Morton 369, "That Little Swede. A Four Act Comedy Drama" (handwritten on the cove is "Original. Don’t Sell" and is dated 5-24-[19]09)

Morton 370, "The Padron" (dated 2-20-[18]93)

Morton 371, "Quincy Adams Sawyer. And Mason’s Corner Folks."

Morton 372, "The Jolly Old Chums. A Musical Comedy."

Morton 373, "The Masked Ball" (dated 7-22-[18]93)

Morton 374, "Man Who Wins. In Four Acts" (by Langdale Williams, copyrighted by Alex Byers in 1909)

Morton 375, "Idols" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" and dated 1-28-[19]09)

Morton 376, "Niobe. A Fantastic Comedy in Three Acts" (by Henry and Edward Paulton)

Morton 377, "Daniel Boone" (dated 5-6-[18]93)

Morton 378, "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. A Drama in Four Acts" (by Nelson Compston, copyrighted by Alex Byers in 1910, different play than Morton 183)

Morton 379, "A False Friend" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" and is dated 1-21-[19]09)

Morton 380, "The Sportsman. An Adaptation from the French Monsieur Chasse. A Farcical Comedy in Three Acts" (handwritten in a handmade manuscript)

Morton 381, "The Woman of Kronstadt."

Morton 382, "A Wife’s Secret" (dated 7-17-[18]93)

Morton 383, "The Electric Doll or His Model Wife" (dated 20[sic?]-12-[18]95)

Morton 384, "The Ranche [sic?] King" (dated 7-21-[18]93)

Morton 385, "Sweet Honey" (dated 7-27-[18]93)

Morton 386, "Aristocracy" (handwritten and handmade manuscript)

Morton 387, "The Chauffeur. A Comedy of Aspiration in Three Acts" (by Mrion Leffingwell, copyrighted by Alex Byers in 1909)

Morton 388, "The Cruiskeen Seven [?]" (dated 8-17-[18]93)

Morton 389, "In Mizzouri. A Drama of Character" (by Augustus Thomas, dated 9-9-[18]93)

Morton 390, "The Charity Ball" (by David Belasco and Henry B. De Mille, dated 9-30-[18]93, handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell")

Morton 390a, "The Charity Ball" (Copy 2)

Morton 391, "The Wife."

Morton 392, "Kleptomania. Three Acts. Three Scenes."

Morton 393, "The Paymaster."

Morton 394, "Bossett’s Fairy" (dated 11-15-[18]93 and handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell)

Morton 395, "Before and After" (handwritt4n on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell) dated 2-11-[19]09)

Morton 396, "Kidnapped" (dated 4-30-[18]94)

Morton 397, "The Stowaway" (handwritten copy in a handmade manuscript)

Morton 398, "The Light on the Point. Act I" (handwritten)

Morton 398a, "The Light on the Point. Act II" (handwritten)

Morton 398b, "The Light on the Point. Act III" (handwritten)

Morton 398c, "The Light on the Point. Act IV" (handwritten)

Morton 399, "Fire Brand" (dated 1-30-[18]94)

Morton 400, "49 Forty Nine 49" (dated 3-14-[18]94)

Morton 401, "Innocent as a Lamb. A Comedy in Four Acts" (handwritten and hand-bound, the copy was bound out of sequence so that the order is: Act III, I, II, IV)

Morton 402, "What Every Woman Knows. A Comedy in Four Acts" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" and it is dated 4-11-[19]09)

Morton 403, "Lena Rivers. A Drama in Four Acts" (by Beulah Poynter)

Morton 404, "Diana of Bobson’s" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" and dated 7-22-[19]09)

Morton 405, "For a Million" (dated12-23-[18]94)

Morton 406, "In Old Kentucky" (by Ct. T. Dazey, dated 6-21-[18]94)

Morton 407, "A Fatal Legacy. A Comedy Drama in Four Acts" (handwritten manuscript)

Morton 408, "Gloriana. A Farce Comedy in Three Acts" (by James Mortimer, dated 6-15-[18]94)

Morton 409, "A Fighting Chance. A Drama in Four Acts" (by William Nelson, copyrighted by Frank Hanon in 1909)

Morton 409a, "A Fighting Chance. A Drama in Four Acts" (Copy 2)

Morton 409b, "A Fighting Chance. A Drama in Four Acts" (Copy 3)

Morton 410, "Prince Karl" (dated 8-25-[18]94)

Morton 411, "The Lost Paradise" (dated 3-31-[18]94)

Morton 412, "The Country Constable. A Comedy Drama in Four Acts" (by Langdale Williams, copyrighted by James Edwards in 1909)

Morton 412a, "The Country Constable. A Comedy Drama in Four Acts" (Copy 2)

Morton 413, "Monbars," (dated 4-5-[18]95)

Morton 414, "The Boy Tramp" (dated 4-20-[18]94)

Morton 415, "The Middleman (dated 7-24-[18]94)

Morton 416, "The Professor’s Love Story. A Comedy in Three Acts" (handwritten)

Morton 417, "A Lion’s Heart."

Morton 418, "An American Drummer. A Comedy Drama in Four Acts" (by Clarence Black, copyrighted by Alex Byers in 1910)

Morton 419, "Our Angel. A Romantic Play in Four Acts" (dated 4-27-[18]94)

Morton 420, "Seven-Twenty-Eight. Or Casting the Boomerang" (dated 4-25-[18]94)

Morton 421, "A Little Busybody" (dated 5-30-[18]94)

Morton 422, "Finnigan’s Alley."

Morton 423, "I. O. U." (dated 6-23-[18]94)

Morton 424, "Master and Man" (dated 6-29-[18]94)

Morton 425, "The Punkin [sic?] Husker."

Morton 426, "Fabio Romani" (dated 7-3-[18]94)

Morton 427, "Jane Eyre" (dated 7-20-[18]94, different version than Morton 316)

Morton 428, "The Scout. A Sensational Romantic Dram in Five Acts and Ten Scenes" (dated 12-10-[18]94)

Morton 429, "Light in the Window."

Morton 430, "A Sin Against Society. Or a Social Butterfly in Four Acts" (by Chas. Morton, copyrighted by Alex Byers in 1916)

Morton 431, "Little Miss Mystery. A Play of School Life with Music in Three Acts" (by Chas. Morton, copyrighted by Alex Byers in 1915)

Morton 432 "The Fire Patrol" (dated 10-30-[18]94)

Morton 433, "Donnybrook."

Morton 434, "Steve’s Pal. A Western Comedy Drama in Four Acts" (by W.C. Herman and Chas Morton, copyrighted by Alex Byers in 1915)

Morton 435, "An American lady."

Morton 436, "The Woman in the Case."

Morton 437, "Kindling."

Morton 438, "Sowing the Wind" (by Sidney Grundy)

Morton 439, "Father and Son. A Comedy Drama in Four Acts" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" and is dated 4-6-[19]16)

Morton 440, "The Idler. A Story in Four Acts" (by C. Haddon Chambers, dated 11-27-[18]94)

Morton 441, "Cheek" (dated 11-24-[18]94)

Morton 442, "For Her Husband’s Sake. Or A Brother’s Vengance" (by Nelson Compston, copyrighted by Alex Byers in 1916)

Morton 443, "Jim Manning’s Debt. A Romance of New York and the Southland in Four Acts."

Morton 444, "Faust. A Sublime Scenic and Dramatic Production of Goethe’s Immortal Drama in Five Acts" (by Clarence Black and copyrighted by Alex Byers in 1915)

Morton 445, "The Best Man. A Three Act Comedy" (by Ralph Lumley, dated 12-21-[18]94)

Morton 446, "Inside the Lines."

Morton 447, "Francesca Da Rimini. A tragedy in Six Acts" (by George H. Boker, arranged and produced by Lawrence Barrett, dated 12-28-[18]94)

Morton 448, "Dangers of Innocence. Or The Lure of the City. A Melodramatic Indictment of the White Slave Traffic in Three Acts" (by Charles A. Warren, copyrighted by Alex Byers in 1916)

Morton 449, "The Girl I Left Behind Me."

Morton 450, "The Frameup. A Comedy in Four Acts" (typed on the cover is "Property of Mr. Fred Barron" and taped to the inside is a receipt of sorts for the purchase of the play from Fred Barrons to Alex Byers in the amount of two dollars)

Morton 451, "Signal Fires. Or A Frontier Hero. A Border Drama in Four Acts" (by William J. Weir, dated 2-1-[18]95)

Morton 452, "Fellow Students. A Play of College Life with Music in Four Acts" (by Chas. Morton and copyrighted by Alex Byers in 1916)

Morton 453, "From Darkness to Light. A Modern Melodrama in Four Acts" (by John W. Wilson and copyrighted by Alex Byers in 1916)

Morton 454, "Fourth Waltz."

Morton 455, "The City of Suffering in Four Acts" (handwritten)

Morton 456, "The Nominee" (dated 5-18-[18]93)

Morton 457, "Desperate Chances. A Comedy Drama in Four Acts."

Morton 458, "Pawn Ticket 210."

Morton 459, "That Girl."

Morton 460, "The Donagh. A Romantic Spectacular Irish Drama in Four Acts" (dated 5-14-[18]95)

Morton 461, "Captain Letterbalir."

Morton 462, "Shore Acres."

Morton 463, "Friends. Or Hearts Astray" (dated 12-25-[19]05)

Morton 464, "Saints and Sinners" (dated 6-3-[18]95)

Morton 465, "Dangers of a Great City. Tales of a Dark City" (by Oliver North and dated 6-24-[18]96)

Morton 466, "The Jilt" (dated 5-25-[18]95)

Morton 467, "Christmas Bells" (by John Stevens, dated 5-6-[18]95)

Morton 468, "Peggy of the Pines. A Comedy Drama in Four Acts." (by W.C. Herman and handwritten on the front cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" and is dated 10-8-[19]14)

Morton 469, "The Banker’s Wife. A Drama of Vital Interest in Three Acts" (by W.C. Herman and copyrighted by Alex Byers in 1916 and is a re-written version of Herman’s own "Thieves in the Nights")

Morton 470, "From Sire to Son. Or The Hour and the Man" (by Milton Mobles [or Kobles?] and dated 5-2-[18]95)

Morton 471, "Hermine. Or Cross of Gold in Four Acts (by Annie Kernanan and copyrighted by James Edwards for the Chicago Manuscript Co. in 1909)

Morton 472, "Ikey and Abie. A Farcical Melodramatic Comedy in Three Acts" (by Charles Morton and Copyrighted by Alex Byers in 1915)

Morton 473, "Sun Bonnet Sue. A Modern Comedy Drama in Four Acts" (by Whitney Collins, copyrighted by Alex Byres in 1914)

Morton 474, "Struck Oil."

Morton 475, "The Man from Ireland. Tabloid Musical Comedy in One Act and Three Scenes" (by Chas. Morton and Copyrighted by Alex Byers in 1914)

Morton 476, "Alvin Joslin" (handwritten on the front cover is "Cut Version")

Morton 477, "False Friends. A Powerful Society Drama in Four Acts" (by Charles A. Warren, copyrighted by Alex Byers in 1917)

Morton 478, "A Farmer’s Daughter. A Comedy Drama in Three Acts" (by Nelson Compston and copyrighted by Alex Byers in 1914)

Morton 479, "The Fatal Card."

Morton 480, "Divorce Question."

Morton 481, "The Dutchman’s Honeymoon. A Drama of Intense Heart Interest in Four Acts" (by Chas. Morton and W.C. Herman and copyrighted by Alex Byers in 1914)

Morton 482, "Swan from Sweden" (dated 5-25-[18]95)

Morton 483, "The Easiest Way."

Morton 484, "The Double Cross. A Comedy Melodrama in One Act."

Morton 485, "The Innocence of Youth. Or the White Slavers of a Great City. A Comedy Drama in Four Acts" (by W. C. Herman, copyrighted by Alex Byers in 1915)

Morton 486, "Nancy Starts a Boom. A Comedy Drama in Four Acts" (by Charles Morton, copyrighted by Alex Byers in 1915)

Morton 487, "Willie’s Husband. A Rabloid [sic?] Comedy in Three Acts" (by Chas. Morton, copyrighted by Alex Byers in 1915)

Morton 488, "Two Pinks. Musical Farce in Two Acts."

Morton 489, "Hoyt’s A Black Sheep."

Morton 490, "Eileen Allanna. A Three Act Irish Drama" (by W. T. Dulany and Chas. T. Nicholls, dated 6-24-[18]95)

Morton 491, "The Royal Mounted."

Morton 492, "The Prince of Sweden. A Dialect Comedy in Four Acts" (by Lawrence Russell)

Morton 493, "A Prince of Liars. A One Act Musical Comedy" (arranged by Fred L. Griffith)

Morton 494, "The Perplexities of Peter. A Comedy Drama in Three Acts" (by Charles Morton, copyrighted by Alex Byers in 1914)

Morton 495, "Little Puck" (by Frank Daniels)

Morton 496, "The Social Barrier. A Four Act Drama" (by W. C. Herman)

Morton 497, "Dandy Dick."

Morton 498, "The Schemers. A Sensational Comedy Drama Tabloid in Three Acts" (by Nelson Compston and copyrighted by Alex Byers in 1914)

Morton 499, "Current Cash."

Morton 500, "Trilby. A Play in Four Acts" (by Paul M. Potter and based on the novel by George du Maurier)

Morton 501, "Lured from Home."

Morton 502, "Erma the Elf" (dated 8-13-[18]9?)

Morton 503, "Under Fire. An Original Semi Military Drama in Four Acts" (by Nelson Compston and copyrighted by Alex Byers in 1914)

Morton 504, "The Devil’s Mine. A Sensational Drama in Four Acts" (by Fred Darcy)

Morton 505, "The Hand-Of-Fate."

Morton 506, "Little Snow White. A Musical Extravaganza Adapted from the Grimm Brother’s Fairy Tale of the Same Name" (written by Charles Morton and music by Frank Sheridan, copyrighted by Alex Byers in 1913)

Morton 507, "The Beauty Shop."

Morton 508, "St. Elmo. Or the Saving Grace" (by Miron Leffingwell and copyrighted by Alex Byers in 1913)

Morton 509, "The White Sister. A Play in Four Acts" (by Marion Crawford)

Morton 510, "The Magistrate" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell")

Morton 511, "The Derby Mascot. A Melodrama in Four Acts" (by Chas. A. Taylor)

Morton 512, "The White Squadron."

Morton 513, "Land of the Midnight Sun."

Morton 514, "Her Bitterest Foe. A Sensational Tabloid Drama of Western Life in Three Acts," (by Nelson Compston copyrighted in 1914)

Morton 515, "The Man from the Underworld. A Play in Four Acts" (by Herbert O’Connor)

Morton 516, "Too Much Johnson."

Morton 517, "The Prisoner of Zenda. A Romantic Play in Prologue and Four Acts" (by Edward Rose)

Morton 518, "The New Boy. An Original Farcical Comedy" (by Arthur Law)

Morton 519, "Pudd’N Head Wilson" (as dramatized by Frank Mayo from Mark Twain’s novel by the same name, dated 2-28-[18]96)

Morton 520, "The Strange Adventures of Miss Brown."

Morton 521, "In Bohemia. Or Hanky Panky. A Musical Melange in One and Two Scenes."

Morton 522, "Christopher Jr. A Comedy in Four Acts" (by Madgalene Lucetto Ryley)

Morton 523, "A Pair of Spectacles" (dated 7-18-[18]96)

Morton 524, "The Squire of Dames. A Comedy in Four Acts."

Morton 525, "The Buckeye" (dated 6-24-[18]96)

Morton 526, "Lone Star of Texas. Or The Squaw’s Revenge. A Comedy Drama in Four Acts" (by Beaumont Claxton)

Morton 527, "The American Girl. A Comedy Drama of Two Continents."

Morton 528, "Coon Hollow" (dated 9-15-1896)

Morton 529, "A Midnight Bell. A Comedy in Four Acts" (by Chas. H. Hoyt?)

Morton 530, "The Spider’s Web. A Drama in Four Acts" (by Paul Petter and Harry Hamlin)

Morton 531, "In His Power."

Morton 532, "Chimmie Fadden" (dated 11-14-[18]98)

Morton 533, "The Kerry Gow" (by F. Marsden?)

Morton 534, "A Bowery Girl. A Comedy Drama in Four Acts" (dated 10-29-1896)

Morton 535, "Miss Petticoats."

Morton 536, "In the Gloaming. A Rural Comedy Drama in Four Acts" (by Nelson Compston, copyrighted by Alex Byers in 1914)

Morton 537, "The Senator."

Morton 538, "Clouds. An Original American Comedy in Four Acts" (by Fred Marsden also known as W. A. Sliver, written in 1873 and handwritten on this cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" and is dated 1-26-[19]14)

Morton 539, "A Parlor Match."

Morton 540, "My Friend from India. A Farce in Three Acts."

Morton 541, "The Rogue’s Comedy."

Morton 542, "An American Swede. An Original Drama of American Life" (by Chas. Morton and copyrighted by Alex Byers in 1913)

Morton 543, "Life in Greater New York. A Play in Four Acts" (by N. K. Harris and copyrighted by Alex Byers in 1909)

Morton 544, "A Soldier’s Honor. Or Counter Currents."

Morton 545, "Brother for Brother."

Morton 546, "Under Two Flags" (by Edward Harris)

Morton 547, "Ring of Iron. An Original Drama in Five Acts"(by Frank Harvey)

Morton 548, "The Volunteer."

Morton 549, "The Little Sinner."

Morton 550, "Fools in Spots. A Comedy in Three Acts" (by E. H. Dann)

Morton 551, "Decreed by Fate."

Morton 552, "The Little Wife."

Morton 553, "Youth. Comedy for Four Women, One Man."

Morton 554, "Anselma" (dated 2-8-[19]00)

Morton 555, "Men and Women" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell")

Morton 556, "Rail Road Jack."

Morton 557, "The Underworld. A Sensational Drama Dealing with City Life in Four Acts" (by W.C. Hermann and copyrighted in 1913 by Alex Byers)

Morton 558, "Poor John. Domestic Comedy Drama in Four Acts." (by Chas. A. Taylor)

Morton 559, "The Barrier."

Morton 560, "Zenda’s King. Or the Merry Maidens and the Lords. An Operatic Burlesque" (by Joseph Herbert)

Morton 561, "Paying the Price. A Comedy Drama in Prologue and Three Acts" (by Billie Burke)

Morton 562, "Nathan Hale."

Morton 563, "The Girl from Rectors. A Comedy in Four Acts" (by Paul M. Potter taken from the French work by Pierre Veber. Handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" and is dated 3-14-[19]13)

Morton 564, "Her Cowboy Visitor."

Morton 565, "Top of the Morning."

Morton 566, "The Magic Wish Bone. A Musical Romance in Two Acts" (by Harry Pleon)

Morton 567, "Kit the Arkansas Traveler. A Romantic Sensational Play in Five Acts."

Morton 568, "The Sunset Trail. An Original Character Drama in Four Acts" (by John Lawrence)

Morton 569, "Unto the Third and Fourth Generation."

Morton 570, "The Big Bonanza" (by Augustine Daly, handwritten)

Morton 571, "The Belle of the Post. An Army Romance in Four Acts" (by Miron Leffingwell, copyrighted by Alex Byers in 1917, handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" and is dated 6-6-[19]13)

Morton 572, "McFadden’s Row of Flats. A Farcical Review in Three Acts."

Morton 573, "Two Vagabonds."

Morton 574, "Uncle Josh Perkins. A Rural Drama in Four Acts."

Morton 575, "A Daughter of Virginia. A Story of American and English Life in Four Acts" (by Jos Walsh and copyrighted by Jos Walsh in 1909)

Morton 576, "A Texas Ranger. An Atmospheric Frontier Drama."

Morton 577, "Through the Breakers."

Morton 578, "Her Road to Ruin."

Morton 579, "Why Women Sin."

Morton 580, "At Pikes Peak. A Four Act Western Comedy Drama" (by G. Harris Eldon)

Morton 581, "Brother and Sister."

Morton 582, "Wedded But No Wife. A Romantic Comedy Drama" (by Adeline M. Leitzbach, dated 6-10-[19]08)

Morton 583, "Hoodman Blind."

Morton 584, "Shall We Forgive Her."

Morton 585, "The Mighty Dollar. A Comedy Drama in Four Acts" (dated 2-27-[18]97)

Morton 586, "What Happened to Jones" (by George Broadhurst)

Morton 587, "Christmas Bells." [same as Morton 467?]

Morton 588, "A French Marriage." (copy 1)

Morton 588a, "A French Marriage." (copy 2)

Morton 589, "A Working Girl’s Wrongs."

Morton 590, "The Lottery of Love. An Eccentric Comedy in Three Acts" (adapted from the French writer, Augustine Daly)

Morton 591, "Anna Karenina [sic?]."

Morton 592, "A Loving Wife. A Domestic Drama in Five Acts" (by Annie Kernanan, copyrighted by James Edwards in 1909)

Morton 593, "The Imposter. A Drama in Four Acts. Act I" (by Kenneth Lee)

Morton 593a, "The Imposter. A Drama in Four Acts. Act II" (by Kenneth Lee)

Morton 593b, "The Imposter. A Drama in Four Acts. Act III" (by Kenneth Lee)

Morton 593 c, "The Imposter. A Drama in Four Acts. Act IV" (by Kenneth Lee)

Morton 594, "In a Woman’s Power."

Morton 595, "The American Lord" (by George W. Broadhurst and C. J. Dopey?)

Morton 596, "Little Mother’s Devotion. A Drama of New York Life in Four Acts" (by Adeline M. Leitzbach)

Morton 597, "Lights of Gotham. A Comedy Drama in Four Acts" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell." And is dated 4-14-[19]06)

Morton 598, "A Daughter of Virginia. A Story of American and English Life in Four Acts" (by Jos Walsh and copyrighted by Jos Walsh in 1909, copy of Morton 575)

Morton 599, "Broken Hearts."

Morton 600, "Republic Mine" (wrapped in brown paper, manuscript is handwritten)

Morton 601, "Why Girls Leave Home."

Morton 602, "A Stranger in New York" (by Charles Hoyt?)

Morton 603, "The Ensign. The American Naval Play" (dated 7-20-[18]98)

Morton 604, "District Leaders."

Morton 605, "The Time, The Place, and The Girl."

Morton 606, "For Her Sake."

Morton 607, "When Knighthood Was in Flower" (by Paul Kester [?], handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" and it is dated 5-29-[19]07)

Morton 608, "A Night at the Opera" (dated 6-16-[18]98, and stamped "Theatrical Agency)

Morton 609, "Incog. A Farcical Comedy in Three Acts" (by Mrs. Pacheo)

Morton 610, "In the Land of the Cajuns."

Morton 611, "A Howling Dervish. A Musical Farce in Three Howls."

Morton 612, "Love and Money. A Comedy Drama in Five Acts" (dated 7-10-[18]98)

Morton 613, "At Cozy Corner" (dated 4-2-7 [?] and handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell")

Morton 614, "Father and Son" (dated 7-22-[18]98)

Morton 614a, "Father and Son."

Morton 615, "A Gentleman Burglar."

Morton 616, "Among the Pines. A Romantic Play in Five Acts."

Morton 617, "The Police Inspector."

Morton 618, "Polly Primrose" (by Paul Wilstack?)

Morton 619, "In the Rogue Gallery" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" and is dated 4-24-[19]07)

Morton 620, "The Flag of Truth" (by William Haworth, Esq.)

Morton 621, "True to Life" (dated 12-16-[18]99)

Morton 622, "The Missouri Girl."

Morton 623, "Jim the Westerner" (by Edward E. Rose?)

Morton 624, "Christopher Jr. A Comedy in Four Acts" (by Magdeline Lucette Ryley, same as Morton 522)

Morton 625, "The Flying Squadroon. A Nautical Drama in Five Acts" (by Alexander Leonard. There is a different name on the cover, "Remember the Main," which is in the Table of Contents along with a cast listing, but the following text seems to correspond to the first.)

Morton 626, "The Danger Signal. Or The Red Light." (dated 9-10-18]95)

Morton 627, "Old Money Bags. A Comedy Drama in Four Acts."

Morton 628, "A Gold Mine."

Morton 629, "Way Down East."

Morton 630, "Cyrano de Bergerac."

Morton 631, "My Wife’s Family."

Morton 632, "The Two Orphans."

Morton 633, "A Fair Rebel."

Morton 634, "The Round-Up" (by Edmund Day [?] and handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" and dated 5-29-[19]07)

Morton 635, "The Butterflies" (by Henry Guy Carton)

Morton 636, "The Little Minister" (handwritten on the cover is "original. Don’t Sell" and dated 12-8-[19]06)

Morton 637, "Shaun McGown."

Morton 638, "Hidden Crime" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" and dated 7-7-[19]10. Also, while this one is similarly hand-bound as all the others, it is well-printed, as opposed to mimeographed like most of the others.)

Morton 639, "A Bachelor’s Romance" (handwritten on the cover is "Original Cut Version. Do Not Sell")

Morton 640, "Devil’s Web. A Sensational Drama."

Morton 641, "Fabio Romani."

Morton 642, "The Maister of Woodbarrow" (by Jerome K. Jerome)

Morton 643, "My Partner. A Play in Four Acts" (by Bartley Campbell, Esq.)

Morton 644, "For Mother’s Sake. A Pastoral Idyll" (by Carrie Ashley Clark)

Morton 645, "The Galdiator."

Morton 646, "The Ugly Duckling" (by Paul M. Potter)

Morton 646a, "The Ugly Duckling" (by Paul M. Potter)

Morton 647, "Arizona" (by Augustus Thomas)

Morton 648, "Alabama."

Morton 649, "A Quaker Tragedy. Or One Sabbath Evening."

Morton 650, "A Night at the Circus."

Morton 651, "The Corner Grocery. Daniel Sully’s Popular Comedy."

Morton 652, "Land of Cotton."

Morton 653, "The Power of the Press. An Original American Drama in Five Acts" (by Augustus Pitou and George H. Jessup)

Morton 654, "Lady Windermere’s Fan."

Morton 655, "A Woman of No Importance" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell")

Morton 656, "Human Hearts" (dated 12-13-[18]97 [?])

Morton 657, "To Die at Dawn" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" and is dated 1-17-[19]09)

Morton 658, "The Squire" (handwritten manuscript)

Morton 659, "Thelma. The Only Successful Dramatization with a Full Line of Special Pictorial Printing" (by Charles W. Chase)

Morton 660, "The Village Postmaster" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" and is dated 5-22-[19]07)

Morton 661, "Berkshire Hills."

Morton 662, "Lady Lancaster. Or A Fallen Meteor. A Society Comedy in Three Acts. Act I" (by W. C. Parker)

Morton 662a, "Lady Lancaster. Or A Fallen Meteor. A Society Comedy in Three Acts. Act II" (by W. C. Parker)

Morton 662b, "Lady Lancaster. Or A Fallen Meteor. A Society Comedy in Three Acts. Act III" (by W. C. Parker)

Morton 663, "The Clansman" (by Thomas Dixon [it is unclear if the play is just based on Dixon’s book, or if he wrote the play himself as well?])

Morton 664, "La Tosca. A Drama in Five Acts" (adapted by T. G. Grove and H. Hamilton from the work of Victorien Sardou)

Morton 665, "The Private Secretary."

Morton 666, "Quo Vadis."

Morton 667, "The Telephone Girl."

Morton 668, "The Blue and the Grey. Or the Field of Honor. Or Ruth’s Devotion

Morton 669, "Credit Lorriane."

Morton 670, "A Royal Slave. A Romance of Mexico in Five Acts."

Morton 671, "Sappho. Adopted from the Novel of Alphonse Daudet."

Morton 672, "Wise Member" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" and is dated 12-26-[19]06)

Morton 673, "Secret Service. A Romance of the Southern Confederacy."

Morton 674, "Uncle Tom’s Cabin."

Morton 675, "Captain Swift."

Morton 676, "Peck’s Bad Boy."

Morton 677, "Samuel of Posen." (same or similar to Morton 69)

Morton 678, "Big Hearted Jim."

Morton 679, "The Commodore."

Morton 680, "The Sultan’s Daughter."

Morton 681, "Lost River" (by Joseph Arthur [?])

Morton 682, "Hello Bill. A Comedy in Three Acts."

Morton 683, "Salome" (handwritten on the cover "Original. Don’t Sell" and is dated 4-4-[19]07)

Morton 684, "King of the Cattle Ring. A Western Melodrama in Five Acts."

Morton 685, "Humbug. An Original Farcical Comedy in Three Acts."

Morton 686, "Lend Me Your Wife."

Morton 687, "A Woman’s Faith."

Morton 688, "The Scarlet Letter."

Morton 689, "Three Musketeers."

Morton 690, "The Ensign. A Naval Drama in Five Acts" (similar to Morton 603)

Morton 691, "Shadows of a Great City. A Sensational Play in Five Acts" (by L. R. Shewell, copyrighted 1884, same as Morton 222)

Morton 692, "Rachael Goldstein or Just Landed. A Comedy Drama in Four Acts" (by Theodore Kremer)

Morton 693, "Red Cross Nurse."

Morton 694, "Madam Sans Gene. Madame Devil. May Care. A Comedy in Three Sets and a Prologue" (by Victorien Sardou and Adrien Moreau)

Morton 695, "Doris. An Emotional Domestic Drama in Five Acts" (by Robert Drouet)

Morton 696, "The Man of the Hour."

Morton 697, "Love on Crutches. A Comedy in Three Acts" (from the German of Stobizer)

Morton 698, "Salomy Jane."

Morton 699, "Break for Liberty."

Morton 700, "A Women’s Power in Four Acts."

Morton 701, "Miss Hobbs."

Morton 702, "The Undertow."

Morton 703, "The Dairy Farm."

Morton 704, "Dollars and Sense" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell")

Morton 705, "Peaceful Valley."

Morton 706, "Grand Army Man. Or The Soldier’s Son."

Morton 707, "An American Citizen."

Morton 708, "Old Jed Prouty."

Morton 709, "Roanoke."

Morton 710, "The World. The Greatest of all the Sensational Dramas" (dated 12-23-[19]05)

Morton 711, "In Peril" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" and dated 12-5-[19]07)

Morton 712, "Sweet Nell of Old Drury" (by Paul Nester)

Morton 713, "Caleb West."

Morton 714, "The Man from Home. A Satirical Comedy in Four Acts."

Morton 715, "Dixie Land. A Four Act Comedy Drama."

Morton 716, "L’aiglon. A Drama in Five Acts." (by Edmond Rostand, translated into English fro French by Louis N. Parker. The manuscript is a loosleaf collection of glued excepts from the play along with handwritten notes)

Morton 717, "The Thief."

Morton 718, "The Witching Hour. A Four Act Play" (by Augustus Thomas, handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" and is dated 1-9-[19]09)

Morton 719, "The Night Before Christmas. A Four Act Melodrama" (by Hal Reid)

Morton 720, "David Harum. A Story of American Life. A Comedy in Three Acts" (by Ripley Hitchcock?)

Morton 721, "Janice Meredith. A Dramatic Version of Paul Leicester Ford’s Roman the Revolutionary Story" (copy 1)

Morton 721a, "Janice Meredith. A Dramatic Version of Paul Leicester Ford’s Roman the Revolutionary Story" (copy 2)

Morton 722, "A Young Wife."

Morton 723, "The Fairies Well" (dated 1-30-[190]1)

Morton 724, "The Warrens of Virginia" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Put Away" and dated 12-29-[19]08)

Morton 725, "O’Neil of Derry."

Morton 726, "Polly of the Circus. A Play in Three Acts and Two Tableaux."

Morton 727, "How Baxter Butted In."

Morton 728, "Richard Carvel. A Dramatization of Winston Churchill’s Novel of the Same Name in Four Acts."

Morton 729, "Zaza" (by David Belasco from the French play of the same name by Pierre Berton and Jules Simone)

Morton 730, "Mistress Nell. A Merry Play" (by George C. Hapelton, Jr.?)

Morton 731, "Lena Rivers."

Morton 732, "Why Smith Left Home. An Original Farce in Three Acts" (by George Broadhurst, the manuscript is bound incorrectly and begins from the back)

Morton 733, "Lady Lill" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" and is dated 4-5-[190]1)

Morton 734, "Winchester."

Morton 735, "Paid in Full" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" and is dated 4-4-[19]09)

Morton 736, "Home Folks. Or Out in Illinois. A Comedy Drama of Rural Life in Four Acts."

Morton 737, "Among the Breakers."

Morton 738, "Her Lord and Master. A Comedy Drama of New York Life in Four Acts."

Morton 739, "Prince Otto" (by Otis Skinner from the story by R. L. Stevenson)

Morton 740, "The Profligate."

Morton 741, "The Man on the Box. A Dramatization of Three Acts."

Morton 742, "Northern Lights."

Morton 743, "The Senator’s Daughter" (handwritten on the cover is "original. Don’t Sell" and dated 4-26-[18]91)

Morton 744, "A Connecticut Yankee" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell")

Morton 745, "Fortune’s Fools" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell")

Morton 746, "A Daughter of Erin" (A Comedy Drama in Five Acts. Copy 1)

Morton 746a, "A Daughter of Erin" (A Comedy Drama in Five Acts. Copy 2)

Morton 747, "A Nutmeg Match" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" and dated 12-14-[19]11)

Morton 748, "Tom Pinch. A Comedy Drama in Three Acts" (adapted from Charles Dickens’ famous story "Martin Chuzzlewit")

Morton 749, "The Christian" (by Hal Caine)

Morton 750, "The Parish Priest" (by Daniel L. Hart?)

Morton 751, "In the Bishop’s Carriage" (by Channing Pollock?)

Morton 752, "For Liberty of Life. Or Brought to Justice. An Original Drama in Four Acts" (Henry Petitt and Paul Meritt)

Morton 753, "Lovers Lane. A New Play in Four Acts."

Morton 754, "Are You a Mason?"

Morton 755, "From Rags to Riches."

Morton 756, "Madame Butterfly."

Morton 757, "The New Dominion" (by Clement Clay? Handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 7-24-[190]1)

Morton 758, "A Southern Gentleman" (by Clay Clement? Handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 8-8-[190]1)

Morton 759, "The Secret Orchard."

Morton 760, "A Knotty Affair."

Morton 761, "The Shadow Behind the Throne."

Morton 762, "Girls. A Comedy in Three Acts."

Morton 763, "The Provider."

Morton 764, "Her Husband. An Original Domestic Drama in Five Acts" (by Anne Lewis Johnson, handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 9-4-[190]1)

Morton 765, "At Mambury. A Drama in Five Acts" (by Alice Wilson Browns)

Morton 766, "My Dixie Girl."

Morton 767, "Escaped form the Harem."

Morton 768, "A Daughter of Satan."

Morton 769, "Pulse of Greater New York."

Morton 770, "An Orphan’s Prayer."

Morton 771, "The Old Clothes Man" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 12-17-[19]08)

Morton 772, "King Dodo."

Morton 773, "Samson."

Morton 774, "’Ostler Joe."

Morton 775, "The Belle of New York."

Morton 776, "Slaves of the Orient."

Morton 777, "Slaves of Russia. An Adaptation" by Louis Egan

Morton 778, "Sapho" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 6-4-[19]09)

Morton 779, "On the Rio Grande" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 5-24-[19]09)

Morton 780, "The Devil."

Morton 781, "Whose Baby Are You? A Farce in Three Acts" (by Mark Swan)

Morton 782, "A Ward of France."

Morton 783, "Tempest and Sunshine."

Morton 784, "A Romance of Coonhollow."

Morton 785, "Sealed Lips."

Morton 786, "Work and Wages. A Society Comedy in Four Acts" (by Clarence Black, copyrighted in 1909 by Alex Byers)

Morton 787, "The Spoilers."

Morton 788, "Along the Mohawk."

Morton 789, "The Land of the Living."

Morton 790, "College Chums."

Morton 791, "The Starbucks."

Morton 792, "Jesse James. A Four Act Sensational Drama" (by Clarence Black, copyrighted in 1909 by Alex Byers, same as Morton 271?)

Morton 793, "Slaves of Fortune. A Sensational Comedy Drama in Four Acts" (by Florence Stanley, copyrighted November 30, 1898)

Morton 794, "On the Frontier."

Morton 795, "That Boy of Barkers."

Morton 796, "The Millionaire. Daniel Sulley’s New Play in Three Acts" (by Lender Richardson)

Morton 797, "The Gates of Heaven. Gustave Frohman Presents the Shaker Play. Act I" (handwritten copy, by Rev. William Danforth)

Morton 797a, "The Gates of Heaven. Gustave Frohman Presents the Shaker Play. Act II" (handwritten copy, by Rev. William Danforth)

Morton 797b, "The Gates of Heaven. Gustave Frohman Presents the Shaker Play. Act III" (handwritten copy, by Rev. William Danforth)

Morton 797c, "The Gates of Heaven. Gustave Frohman Presents the Shaker Play. Act IV" (handwritten copy, by Rev. William Danforth)

Morton 798, "Rube and Mandy. A Rural Comedy in Four Acts." (by Miron Leffingwell, copyrighted in 1909 by Alex Byers)

Morton 799, "The Barns of New York. A Drama in Prologue in Three Acts" (by A.C. Gunther)

Morton 800, "Miss Hursey from Jersey. A Farcical Comedy in Three Acts."

Morton 801, "The King and Queen of Gamblers."

Morton 802, "Magnolia. In Five Acts" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 6-16-[19]09)

Morton 803, "The Irish Exiles or the Shadow of a Crime. A Play in Four Acts."

Morton 804, "Tom Moore" (possibly by Theodore Burt Sayre?)

Morton 805, "Bells of Hazlemore" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 4-21-[190]2)

Morton 806, "Daniel Boone on the Trail."

Morton 807, "A Legacy of Fate."

Morton 808, "Phoebe’s Romance or In Quality Street."

Morton 809, "The Game of Life."

Morton 810, "The New South" (possibly by Clay M. Greene?)

Morton 811, "Yon Yonson. The Greatest of All Swedish Plays" (dated 1-25-[19]05)

Morton 812, "A Minister’s Child" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 5-12-[19]09)

Morton 813, "The Lyons Mail. Act I" (handwritten copy)

Morton 813a, "The Lyons Mail. Act II" (handwritten copy)

Morton 813b, "The Lyons Mail. Act III" (handwritten copy)

Morton 814, "The Black Hand."

Morton 815, "Henry of Navarre" (by William Devereux)

Morton 816, "A Tale of Two Cities."

Morton 817, "The Man on the Box. A Comedy in Three Acts. Founded on Harold McGrath’s novel of the Same Name" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 3-9-[19]09)

Morton 818, "The Road to Yesterday" (by Evelyn Sutherland and Beulah Dix?, handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 4-05-[19]09)

Morton 819, "Knobs O’Tennessee" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 2-2-[19]11)

Morton 820, "A Homespun Heart."

Morton 821, "Utah."

Morton 822, "Little Miss Thompson. A Sensational Drama in Four Acts" (written by Jos. S. Slater for Lee J. Kellah, handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 5-7-[19]03, copyrighted July 17, 1896)

Morton 823, "Jester and King."

Morton 824, "The Lady of Ostend. A Comedy in Three Acts. From the German of Oscar Blumenthal and Gustave Kadelburg" (by F.C. Burnand and Augustin Daly, copyrighted in 1897 by Augustin Daly)

Morton 825, "King of the Opium Ring."

Morton 826, "The Little Marchioness. Act I" (handwritten copy)

Morton 826a "The Little Marchioness. Act II" (handwritten copy)

Morton 826b, "The Little Marchioness. Act III" (handwritten copy)

Morton 827, "Humanity."

Morton 828, "The Prodigal Daughter. An Up to Date Sporting Drama" (by Henry Pettitt and Sir. Augustus Harris)

Morton 829, "The Love Route. A Comedy Drama in Four Acts" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 3-12-[19]09)

Morton 830, "Dora Thorne."

Morton 831, "His Excellency the Governor."

Morton 832, "Under the Harvest Moon. A Rural Comedy Drama in Four Acts."

Morton 833, "The Second Mrs. Tanqueray" (by Arthur W. Pinero, dated 12-21-[19]06)

Morton 834, "The Betrayal" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 3-12-[19]09)

Morton 835, "The Vinegar Buyer" (by Herbert Hall Winslow [?])

Morton 836, "The Sleeping City. A Sensational Drama in Four Acts" (by Stewart Anderson, copyrighted by Alex Byers in 1909, handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell. Blue Copy.")

Morton 837, "The Three of Us" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 4-9-[19]09)

Morton 838, "A Royal Family" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 9-22-[19]09)

Morton 839, "The Midnight Wedding."

Morton 840, "Wormwood" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 3-26-[19]09)

Morton 841, "Cinderella or the Little Glass Slipper."

Morton 842, "Dr. Bill."

Morton 843, "Beyond the Law. A Society Play of Washington Life in Four Acts" (by Clarence Black, copyrighted by Alex Byers in 1909)

Morton 844, "Anita, the Singing Girl" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 4-5-[19]09)

Morton 845, "For Her Brother’s Sake. A Comedy Drama in Four Acts" (by William Nelson, copyrighted by Frank Hannon in 1909, copy 1)

Morton 845a, "For Her Brother’s Sake. A Comedy Drama in Four Acts" (by William Nelson, copyrighted by Frank Hannon in 1909, copy 2, handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 4-22-[19]09)

Morton 845b, "For Her Brother’s Sake. A Comedy Drama in Four Acts" (by William Nelson, copyrighted by Frank Hannon in 1909, copy 3)

Morton 846, "All-of-a-Sudden Peggy" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 5-27-[19]09)

Morton 847, "The Wrong Mr. Wright."

Morton 848, "Waifs of New York."

Morton 849, "Sunny Home in Five Acts" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 6-16-[19]09)

Morton 850, "An Innocent Sinner. A Play in Four Acts" (by Lawrence Marston)

Morton 851, "The Other Gabriel. A Three Act Farcical Comedy" (by Clinton Stuart)

Morton 852, "Will She Divorce Him?"

Morton 853, "Private John Allen. A Play of Politics, Love, and Orange Blossoms in Four Acts" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 1-29-[19]03)

Morton 854, "A Message from Mars. A Play in Three Acts."

Morton 855, "Magda. A Play in Four Acts" (by Hermann Sudermann, translated from the German by Charles Armory Winslow, handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 2-4-[19]03)

Morton 856, "Sis Hopkins [?]" (dated Feb. 5, 1903)

Morton 857, "A Hoosier Heroine on the Blue Juniati. A Play in Four Acts."

Morton 858, "Liberty Hall. An Original Drama in Four Acts."

Morton 859, "The Misscurians."

Morton 860, "My Friend the Prince" (handwritten copy)

Morton 861, "The Noble Lord. A Farcical Comedy in Three Acts" (handwritten copy)

Morton 862, "Queen of Diamonds. A Four Act Society Drama."

Morton 863, "The Tyranny of Tears. A Comedy in Four Acts" (by Charles Haddon Chambers)

Morton 864, "Deception in Four Acts" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 6-16-[19]09)

Morton 865, "The Stronger Sex" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 7-24-[19]09)

Morton 866, "Sky Farm" (by Edward E. Kidder [?])

Morton 867, "Lord and Lady Algy. A Light Comedy in Three Acts" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 4-7-[19]03)

Morton 868, "Frenzied Finance. A Sensational Comedy Drama in Four Acts" (by Frank Hannon, copyrighted by Alex Byers in 1913, copy 1)

Morton 868a, "Frenzied Finance. A Sensational Comedy Drama in Four Acts" (by Frank Hannon, copyrighted by Alex Byers in 1913, copy 2)

Morton 869, "For Her Children’s Sake" (by Theodore Kremer)

Morton 870, "A Daughter of Erin. A Comedy Drama in Five Acts" (by Rev. P. Kaenders, adapted from the original Marquette Dramatic Club of Venice, Illinois)

Morton 871, "An Englishman’s Home. A Play in Three Acts" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 5-25-[19]09)

Morton 872, "The New Magdalin?"

Morton 873, "The Girl From Up There."

Morton 874, "Under the Red Robe" (by Edward E. Rose [?])

Morton 875, "Sheridan Keene. Detective. James Kennedy’s Sensational Comedy Drama in Four Acts."

Morton 876, "The Old Lime Kiln. A Play in Four Acts."

Morton 877, "Life for Life."

Morton 878, "The Shoplifter. A Melo Drama in 4 Acts" (by Sam Wheeler)

Morton 879, "The Crisis."

Morton 880, "The King of the Rogues."

Morton 881, "The Blue Grass Heroine" (by Bernard J. McOwen)

Morton 882, "The Three Musketeers. A Romantic Melodrama in Four Acts" (by Arthur Dubey, copyrighted by Alex Byers in 1910)

Morton 883, "The Queen of Queer Street."

Morton 884, "The Adventures of Lady Ursula" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell")

Morton 885, "Resurrection."

Morton 886, "Mummy and the Hummingbird."

Morton 887, "The Blackmailers" (handwritten)

Morton 888, "Marked for Life."

Morton 889, "Flying Scud or Derby Days."

Morton 890, "At Piney Ridge" (by David Higgins [?])

Morton 891, "Queen of the Rockies" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 5-29-[19]09)

Morton 892, "The Princess of the Pawnees. A Historical Melodrama in Four Acts, Founded on Incidents in the Life of Kit Carson" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 5-28-[19]09)

Morton 893, "Denise."

Morton 894, "A Soldier of the Empire. A Dramatic Drama in Five Acts."

Morton 895, "Lost in Siberia."

Morton 896, "The Indian."

Morton 897, "Bachelor’s Honeymoon."

Morton 898, "The Manoeuvers of Jane" (by Henry Arthur Jones)

Morton 899, "My Lady Nell. A Drama of Western Life in Four Acts."

Morton 900, "In Old Virginia in Four Acts" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 6-16-[19]09)

Morton 901, "The Sins of the Father. A Sensational Drama of New York Life."

Morton 902, "Heart and Sword. A Romantic Comedy Drama in Three Acts."

Morton 903, "Thelma. A Dramatization in Four Acts by the Novel of the Same Name" (by Stewart Anderson, copyrighted by Alex Byers in 1911)

Morton 904, "The Bosom Friend of Bowser. A Three Act Farcical Comedy."

Morton 905, "Midnight in Chinatown."

Morton 906, "A Cluster of Diamonds. A Comedy Drama in Four Acts" (by John Crittenden Webb)

Morton 907, "Hounded by the Law."

Morton 908, "Wrecked in Sight of Port. A Comedy, Sensational, Domestic Drama in Four Acts."

Morton 909, "A Woman of Society."

Morton 910, "Caught in a Corner. A Serio Comic Commercial Play in Four Acts, With Laughter and Tears, And Love and Money in it" (by W. J. Shaw)

Morton 911, "Between Love and Duty" (by Owen Davis)

Morton 912, "The Silver Fortune" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 6-24-[19]03)

Morton 913, "When the Bell Tolls."

Morton 914, "A Boy Wanted. A Farce Comedy in Three Acts" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 6-26-[19]03)

Morton 915, "Sandy Bottom."

Morton 916, "Mouth of the Cannon. A Play in Four Acts."

Morton 917, "Temptation of Money."

Morton 918, "Sunset Mine."

Morton 919, "Treacherous Sands."

Morton 920, "A Victorian Cross. A Drama in Five Acts."

Morton 921, "A Royal Pass. A German Dialect Comedy Drama with Scenic and Mechanical Effects in Four Acts."

Morton 922, "Wheels Within Wheels. A Comedy in Three Acts" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 9-10-[19]10)

Morton 923, "One of the Best. A Drama in Four Acts."

Morton 924, "The City of New York" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 7-2-[19]03)

Morton 925, "Hampton Roads. A Drama" (by Charles Eugene Banks, adapted from the novel, In Hampton Roads, by Charles Eugene Banks and George Cram Cook)

Morton 926, "Guilty Without Crime. A Drama in Three Acts."

Morton 927, "Virginia. A Comedy Drama in Four Acts."

Morton 928, "The Younger Brothers."

Morton 929, "At the Mercy of the Czar."

Morton 930, "The Little Princess."

Morton 931, "The Gambler’s Daughter" (dated 2-20-[19]04)

Morton 932, "Du Barry."

Morton 933, "Trelawney of the ‘Wells’."

Morton 934, "By the World Forgotten. A Comedy Drama in Five Acts."

Morton 935, "Fatty Felix."

Morton 936, "Wormwood" (same as Morton 840?)

Morton 937, "California."

Morton 938, "The Minister’s Son in Four Acts."

Morton 939, "What Happened to Jones. An Original Farce in Three Acts" (by George H. Broadhurst)

Morton 940, "The Little Boss. A Play in Four Acts with Scenes and Business" (copyrighted in 1899 by Frank L. Bixby)

Morton 941, "The Red Café in Five Acts."

Morton 942, "Maloney’s Luck."

Morton 943, "The Signal of Liberty. A Melodrama in Four Acts."

Morton 944, "At the World’s Mercy in Four Acts" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 6-16-[19]09)

Morton 945, "A Social Highwayman."

Morton 946, "Facing the Music. An Original Farce in Three Acts."

Morton 947, "Love and Law. An Original Comedy Drama in Four Acts" (by Milton Nobles)

Morton 948, "Unknown. A River Mystery. A Romantic Idyl in Five Acts" (by John A. Stevens)

Morton 949, "One of the Finest. A Comedy Drama."

Morton 950, "A Mile a Minute in Five Acts" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 10-23-[19]03)

Morton 951, "A Runaway Match."

Morton 952, "A Western Boy. An Original Play in Prologue and Four Acts" (by George France)

Morton 953, "A Barrel of Money."

Morton 954, "On Circus Day. A Comedy Drama in Four Acts."

Morton 955, "A Brave Woman in Five Acts."

Morton 956, "Convict 49" (by Samuel Morris, handwritten copy, unbound and loose-leaf)

Morton 957, "The County Chairman. A Comedy Drama in Four Acts."

Morton 958, "Merely Mary Ann. A Comedy in Four Acts" (adapted by Israel Zangwill from his story of the same name)

Morton 959, "Cumberland ’61."

Morton 960, "Dangers of Paris."

Morton 961, "The Man O’ Wars Man."

Morton 962, "Trapped by Treachery. A Comedy Drama in Four Sets" (by Mark E. Swan, handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 11-20-[19]03)

Morton 963, "Old Glory. The Patriotic Drama Depicting the Famous Chilean Incident" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 11-21-[19]03)

Morton 964, "Charity Ball in Four Acts" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 6-16-[19]09)

Morton 965, "The English Rose."

Morton 966, "The Prince of Zanzibar. A Farce Comedy in Three Acts" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 6-16-[19]09)

Morton 967, "An American Gentleman."

Morton 968, "Eagle’s Nest."

Morton 969, "Cherub in Three Acts."

Morton 970, "The Engineer. The Realistic American Comedy Drama" (by Eugene Bertram and Bassett Williard)

Morton 971, "The Second in Command in Four Acts" (by Robert Marshall, handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 12-29-[19]03)

Morton 972, "Her Lord and Master."

Morton 973, "The Game of Life. A New and Entirely Original Melodrama in a Prologue and 4 Acts."

Morton 974, "The Man from Blankley’s."

Morton 975, "Imp in Three Acts."

Morton 976, "Tess of the D’Urbervilles. A Dramatization in Four Acts" (by Lorimer Stoddard adapted from the navel by Thomas Hardy, handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 2-6-[19]04)

Morton 977, "A Legal Wreck" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 6-16-[19]09)

Morton 978, "A Strike of Luck in Four Acts" (by Robert Drouet)

Morton 979, "Major O’Callaghan of the Irish Brigade."

Morton 980, "The Mysterious Model in Three Acts" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 6-16-[19]09)

Morton 981, "Heart of Gold or Beware of Men. A Comedy Drama in Four Acts."

Morton 982, "Daughter of the Diamond King" (copy 1)

Morton 982a, "Daughter of the Diamond King" (copy 2)

Morton 983, "Captain Barrington. An American Drama in Four Acts" (by Victor Mapes)

Morton 984, "Master and Slave in Four Acts" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 6-16-[19]09)

Morton 985, "The Last Stroke. A Melodrama in Four Acts" (by I. N. Norris)

Morton 986, "Life Guard in Four Acts."

Morton 987, "There and Back" (dated 3-31-[19]05)

Morton 988, "The Belle of Richmond. A Play in Four Acts Among the Aristocracy of the South" (by Sydney R. Toler)

Morton 989, "In the Hands of the Enemy."

Morton 990, "The Sign of the Four" (by Langdale Williams, and Adventure of Sherlock Holmes Dramatized from the novel by Sir Conan Doyle, copyrighted by James Edwards in 1909, copy 1)

Morton 990a, "The Sign of the Four" (by Langdale Williams, and Adventure of Sherlock Holmes Dramatized from the novel by Sir Conan Doyle, copyrighted by James Edwards in 1909, copy 2)

Morton 991, "Darkest Russia."

Morton 992, "A Desperate Game" (by James G. Wilcott)

Morton 993, "Parsifal. Richard Wagner’s Solemn Music Drama in Three Acts and Six Scenes Arranged for the Dramatic Stage" (by Fitzgerald Murphy, handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 5-28-[19]04)

Morton 994, "The Old Plantation."

Morton 995, "The Virginian" (dramatized by Owen Wister and Kirke La Shelle)

Morton 996, "For Fair Virginia."

Morton 997, "Little Red Hood. An Original Drama Founded Upon the Well Known Fairy Tale of the Same Name" (by Stewart Anderson, copyrighted by James Edwards in 1909)

Morton 998, "Shaft No. 2" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 6-16-[19]09)

Morton 999, "Uncle Josh Perkins" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 7-11-[19]09)

Morton 1000, "At Cripple Creek. The Western Melo-Drama in Four Acts" (by Hal. Reid.)

Morton 1001, "The Marriage of Kitty" (adapted from the French novel of Fred Gresac S.F. De Croisset)

Morton 1002, "Woman in Black."

Morton 1003, "At Duty’s Call."

Morton 1004, "Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch."

Morton 1005, "For Revenue Only. A Third Party Movement. An Original Comedy in Four Acts" (by Milton Nobles, handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 6-16-[19]09)

Morton 1006, "The Gay Parisians."

Morton 1007, "Our New Minister" (by Denman Thompson and George W. Ryer)

Morton 1008, "The Gold Wolf."

Morton 1009, "York State Folks."

Morton 1010, "Power of Money in Five Acts" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 6-16-[19]09)

Morton 1011, "The Usurper. A Comedy in Four Acts" (by I. N. Morris, copy 1)

Morton 1011a, "The Usurper. A Comedy in Four Acts" (by I. N. Morris, copy 1)

Morton 1012, "His Absent Boy in Three Acts" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 6-16-[19]09)

Morton 1013, "The Princess of Patches" (copy 1)

Morton 1013a, "The Princess of Patches" (copy 2)

Morton 1014, "The White Czar in Four Acts" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 6-16-[19]09)

Morton 1015, "Man’s Enemy."

Morton 1016, "Raffles."

Morton 1017, "The Governor of Kentucky" (by Franklin Fyles)

Morton 1018, "A Dangerous Game in Prologue and Three Acts" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 6-16-[19]09)

Morton 1019, "The Bottom of the Sea in Five Acts."

Morton 1020, "Lost in the Desert."

Morton 1021, "Under Sealed Orders. Act I" (by James W. Harkins, Jr.)

Morton 1021a, "Under Sealed Orders. Act II" (by James W. Harkins, Jr.)

Morton 1021b, "Under Sealed Orders. Act III" (by James W. Harkins, Jr.)

Morton 1021c, "Under Sealed Orders. Act IV" (by James W. Harkins, Jr.)

Morton 1022, "Aunt Jack in Three Acts."

Morton 1023, "The Dictator. Richard Harding Davis’ Farce."

Morton 1024, "Out at Sea in Four Acts" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 6-16-[19]09)

Morton 1025, "After Twenty Years" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 2-6-[19]05)

Morton 1026, "The Cowboy and the Lady" (by Clyde Fitch)

Morton 1027, "Rogues and Vagabonds."

Morton 1028, "Fallen by the Wayside."

Morton 1029, "Blackmailed for Thousands" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 6-16-[19]09)

Morton 1030, "Shamus O’Brien."

Morton 1031, "Sin and It’s Sorrows. A Domestic Drama in Four Acts" (by Henry Reed, copyrighted by James Edwards in 1909)

Morton 1032, "A Woman’s Power in Four Acts."

Morton 1033, "Rodger La Honte in Four Acts" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 6-16-[19]09)

Morton 1034, "Dora Thorne" (same as Morton 830?)

Morton 1035, "Wedded and Parted. A Melo*Drama in Four Acts."

Morton 1036, "The Newsboy Detective."

Morton 1037, "Kit the Arkansas Traveler in Prologue and Five Acts."

Morton 1038, "The Alaska Monarch" (by Albert Colze and copyrighted by Albert Colze)

Morton 1039, "A Sailor’s Lass. A Comedy Drama in Five Acts."

Morton 1040, "Under Southern Skies" (by Lottie Blair Parker [?])

Morton 1041, "The Gypsy Outcast" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 4-10-[19]05)

Morton 1042, "At the Old Cross Roads" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 5-6-[19]05, copy 1)

Morton 1042a, "At the Old Cross Roads" (copy 2)

Morton 1043, "Champagne and Oysters."

Morton 1044, "False Certificate" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 4-31-[19]05)

Morton 1045, "In the Palace of the King."

Morton 1046, "Checkers."

Morton 1047, "On the Rio Grande in Four Acts" (purchased fro Lorin Howard on 6-16-1909)

Morton 1048, "Brought to Justice in Four Acts" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 6-16-[19]09)

Morton 1049, "Moonshiner’s Daughter."

Morton 1050, "Human Slave."

Morton 1051, "Leah Kleschna" (by C. M. S. McLellan [?])

Morton 1052, "In the Shadow of the Gallows."

Morton 1053, "Dealers in White Women."

Morton 1054, "Captain Drew on Leave."

Morton 1055, "Her Marriage Vow" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell")

Morton 1056, "A Lively Girl in Three Acts" (by T. H. Sayre)

Morton 1057, "The Man From Nevada. A Comedy Drama in Four Acts" (by Charles Ulrich)

Morton 1058, "Under the City Lamps."

Morton 1059, "The Fugitive in Four Acts" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 6-16-[19]09)

Morton 1060, "Under the Lion’s Paw."

Morton 1061, "The Midnight Express or She Could Not Marry Three."

Morton 1062, "Way Out West" (by James L. Glass)

Morton 1063, "A Russian Spy of the Depths of a Woman’s Heart. A Drama in Four Acts" (by Hiram W. Hayes)

Morton 1064, "A Devil in Skirts. A Society Melodrama" (by Walter Montague)

Morton 1065, "Miss Harum Scarum in Four Acts" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 6-16-[19]09)

Morton 1066, "The Triumph of Hope. A Drama in Five Acts" (by H. Grattan Donnelly)

Morton 1067, "Du Barry" (same as Morton 932?)

Morton 1068, "Mrs. Temple’s Telegram. A Farce in Three Acts."

Morton 1069, "A College Widow."

Morton 1070, "Little Alabama or The Girl Slave."

Morton 1071, "The Counterfeiters."

Morton 1072, "His Last Dollar" (dated 11-28-[19]05)

Morton 1073, "Peck’s Bad Boy and His Pa."

Morton 1074, "Beauty and the Beast Up To Date in Three Acts" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 6-16-[19]09)

Morton 1075, "The Elixir of Life in Four Acts" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 6-16-[19]09)

Morton 1076, "The Hand of Man."

Morton 1077, "Just Before Dawn. A Sensational Melodrama in 4 Acts" (by Hugh Gibson)

Morton 1078, "Three Wives to One Husband in Three Acts" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 6-16-[19]09)

Morton 1079, "The Irish Corporeal in Four Acts" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 6-16-[19]09)

Morton 1080, "The Squaw Man. Act I" (by Edwin Milton Royle, dated 11-22-[19]05)

Morton 1080a, "The Squaw Man. Act II" (by Edwin Milton Royle, dated 11-22-[19]05)

Morton 1080b, "The Squaw Man. Act III" (by Edwin Milton Royle, dated 11-22-[19]05)

Morton 1080c, "The Squaw Man. Act IV" (by Edwin Milton Royle, dated 11-22-[19]05)

Morton 1081, "The Diplomats in Five Acts" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 6-16-[19]09)

Morton 1082, "The Sane Idiot."

Morton 1083, "The Female Detective. A Sensational Comedy Drama in 3 Acts and 7 Scenes" (by Chas. A. Taylor)

Morton 1084, "A Jolly American Tramp."

Morton 1085, "Miss Dixie in Four Acts" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 6-16-[19]09)

Morton 1086, "The Louisianian in Five Acts" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 6-16-[19]09)

Morton 1087, "A Girl’s Way in Three Acts" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 6-16-[19]09)

Morton 1088, "Captain’s Mate"

Morton 1089, "Rival Candidates in Three Acts" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 6-16-[19]09)

Morton 1090, "The Bowery After Dark."

Morton 1091, "The Texas Ranger in Prologue and Three Acts" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 8-10-[19]09 and also dated in the bottom right corner 1-8-[19]06)

Morton 1092, "Robert Emmett" (dated 2-20-[19]06)

Morton 1093, "Beyond Siberia."

Morton 1094, "Deserted at the Altar."

Morton 1095, "The Price of Honor" (dated 1-27-[19]06)

Morton 1096, "Hands Across the Sea. A Drama in Five Acts" (by Henry Pettit, Esq.)

Morton 1097, "Killarney in Four Acts" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 2-2-[19]11)

Morton 1098, "Over the Sea in Five Acts" (by Harry Jackson, based on Chas. Reade’s novel)

Morton 1099, "The Bohemians in Four Acts."

Morton 1100, "Just Out of College. A Comedy in Three Acts. Copy 1."

Morton 1100a, "Just Out of College. A Comedy in Three Acts. Copy 2."

Morton 1101, "Devil’s Island."

Morton 1102, "Why Lindy Ran Away. A Comedy Drama in Four Acts" (by W. C. Herman, copyrighted 1912 by Alexander Byers)

Morton 1103, "The Cherry Pickers" (by Joseph Arthur [?] in 1896 [?], handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 2-10-[19]06)

Morton 1104, "The Lion and the Mouse. A Play in Four Acts."

Morton 1105, "Within the Law."

Morton 1106, "The Way to Kenmare" (copy 1)

Morton 1106a, "The Way to Kenmare" (copy 2)

Morton 1107, "Ready Money."

Morton 1108, "A Friend of the Family. A Comedy in Three Acts" (by R. M. Skinner)

Morton 1109, "Officer 666."

Morton 1110, "A Mountain Daisy. An Idyll of the Rockies. A Melodrama in Five Acts" (by John. P. Rutledge [?], handwritten copy)

Morton 1111, "Across the Line."

Morton 1112, "Slaves of the Orient" (by Theodore Kremer, handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 3-15-[19]06)

Morton 1113, "Maloney’s Wedding" (copy 1)

Morton 1113a, "Maloney’s Wedding" (copy 2)

Morton 1114, "The Secret Enemy."

Morton 1115, "Squire Kate."

Morton 1116, "The Banker, The Thief and the Girl" (by Timothy Hart, copyrighted by Alex Byers in 1912)

Morton 1117, "The Heart of Maryland" (by David Belasco [?])

Morton 1118, "The Little Gray Lady."

Morton 1119, "The Man from Sweden."

Morton 1120, "The Woman Question (?) A Three Act Musical Comedy."

Morton 1121, "The Girl from Kansas" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 9-8-[19]09)

Morton 1122, "Klu Klux Klan of The Avengers. A Realistic Picture of the Reconstruction Days in Four Acts" (by Clarence Black)

Morton 1123, "Rosemary" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 12-10-[19]09)

Morton 1124, "Driven from Home. A Play in Four Acts" (by Annie Kernanan, copyrighted 1909, handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 3-27-[19]06)

Morton 1125, "As Midnight Chimes" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 8-15-[19]10)

Morton 1126, "The Heart of a Hero in Four Acts" (by Lingford Garson taken from "The Great London Success Americanized and Elaborated by Hal Reid")

Morton 1127, "The Gypsy’s Warning" (purchased by Alex Byers for $1, receipt enclosed)

Morton 1128, "The Girls Decide. A Comedy Drama in Three Acts" (by Charles Morton, copyrighted by Alex Byers in 1914)

Morton 1129, "The Sidewalks of New York. A Sensational Melodrama in 4 Acts" (by Scott Marrble)

Morton 1130, "The Pay Train" (by Florence Bindley)

Morton 1131, "The Power of the Cross. A Four Act Play" (by Fitzgerald Murphy)

Morton 1132, "Slaves of Gold. A Melo-drama in Five Acts and Six Tableaus" (by Elmer Grandin, Esq.)

Morton 1133, "Like a Thief in the Night."

Morton 1134, "The Climax. A Play in Three Acts" (by Edward Locke, handwritten copy)

Morton 1135, "Fighting Bob [?] or These People Tell the Story."

Morton 1136, "Before the Gringos Came" (by H.D. Cottrel)

Morton 1137, "Out of Fold."

Morton 1138, "A Wronged Wife."

Morton 1139, "Clothes" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 9-8-[19]09)

Morton 1140, "The King’s Highway. A Romantic Comedy in Four Acts" (by William Gill)

Morton 1141, "More Than a Queen. A Drama in Five Acts" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 1-27-[19]09)

Morton 1142, "Alice Sit by the Fire."

Morton 1143, "The Deacon’s Daughter" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell")

Morton 1144, "A Marriage Certificate. A Comedy Drama in Four Acts."

Morton 1145, "The Ameer. A Comic Opera in Four Acts" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 10-26-[19]10)

Morton 1146, "Escaped from the Law. A Play in Five Acts" (by Charles Walcot Russell)

Morton 1147, "The Gold Fields of Nevada" (by Robert Crooks, Jr.)

Morton 1148, "The Genius" (by William C. [?] and Cecil B DeMille [?])

Morton 1149, "Out on a Limb. An Original Comedy" (by Nelson Compston, copyrighted by Alex Byers in 1909, copy 1)

Morton 1149a, "Out on a Limb. An Original Comedy" (by Nelson Compston, copyrighted by Alex Byers in 1909, copy 2)

Morton 1150, "On the Banks of the Rhine. A Melo drama in IV Acts. A Tale of the Franco-Prussian War. 1870-’71. Act I" (by Frederick H. Wilson, "written for America’s Youngest Star – Little Irene Myers)

Morton 1150a, "On the Banks of the Rhine. A Melo drama in IV Acts. A Tale of the Franco-Prussian War. 1870-’71. Act II" (by Frederick H. Wilson, "written for America’s Youngest Star – Little Irene Myers)

Morton 1150b, "On the Banks of the Rhine. A Melo drama in IV Acts. A Tale of the Franco-Prussian War. 1870-’71. Act III" (by Frederick H. Wilson, "written for America’s Youngest Star – Little Irene Myers)

Morton 1150c, "On the Banks of the Rhine. A Melo drama in IV Acts. A Tale of the Franco-Prussian War. 1870-’71. Act IV" (by Frederick H. Wilson, "written for America’s Youngest Star – Little Irene Myers)

Morton 1151, "The Scarlet Pimpernel. A Romantic Drama in Four Acts."

Morton 1152, "Shadow of Greater New York."

Morton 1153, "Girl of the Plains. A Rugged Play of Western Life in Four Acts."

Morton 1154, "Boss of ‘Z’ Ranch. A Comedy Drama in Three Acts" (by Nelson Compston, copyrighted by Alex Byers in 1909)

Morton 1155, "Unforeseen" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 1-21-[19]10)

Morton 1156, "The Son of Monte Cristo" (copyrighted by James Edwards in 1909)

Morton 1157, "Daughter of the People."

Morton 1158, "Halves. A Comedy Drama in Prologue and Three Acts" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 8-19-[19]10)

Morton 1159, "The Happy Life. A Comedy in Four Acts."

Morton 1160, "By Right of Sword."

Morton 1161, "Human Hearts."

Morton 1162, "Sins of the Night. An Original Drama in Five Acts" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 6-16-[19]09)

Morton 1163, "Battery B. A Comedy Drama in Four Acts" (by, Chas. Walcott. Russell, handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 6-16-[19]09)

Morton 1164, "The City of Death. The Story of the San Francisco Disaster."

Morton 1165, "The Cotton King" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 2-4-[19]10)

Morton 1166, "Graustark" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 9-7-[19]06)

Morton 1167, "Love Finds a Way in Four Acts" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 6-16-[19]09)

Morton 1168, "St. Elmo or The Saving Grace. A Drama in Four Acts" (by Myron Leffingwell, copyrighted by Alex Byers in 1909)

Morton 1169, "The Professor’s Predicament. A Farcical Comedy Drama in Four Acts" (by Burton Stanley, copyrighted by Alex Byers in 1909)

Morton 1170, "Madcap Vicky."

Morton 1171, "The Coast Guard. A Melo Drama in Four Acts" (by Lewis Mitchell)

Morton 1172, "The Rosary."

Morton 1173, "Her Father’s Son."

Morton 1174, "Monbara."

Morton 1175, "The Heir to the Hoorah" (by Paul Armstrong [?], copy 1)

Morton 1175a, "The Heir to the Hoorah" (by Paul Armstrong [?], copy 2)

Morton 1176, "Forty-five Minutes from Broadway" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 12-31-[19]06)

Morton 1177, "Brown of Harvard. A Play in Four Acts."

Morton 1178, "Beverly."

Morton 1179, "The Bread Winner. A Domestic Drama in Four Acts" (by Timothy Hart, copyrighted by Alex Byers in 1912)

Morton 1180, "The Power of Love or The Power Behind the Throne."

Morton 1181, "The Chief of Police. Dealing With Municipal Life in a Large City" (by Miron Leffingwell, copyrighted by Alex Byers in 1909)

Morton 1182, "A Fool of Fortune. A Comedy in Four Acts" (by William Richards, copyrighted by Alex Byers in 1914, copy 1)

Morton 1182a, "A Fool of Fortune. A Comedy in Four Acts" (by William Richards, copyrighted by Alex Byers in 1914, copy 2)

Morton 1183, "The Man Outside."

Morton 1184, "A Little Gypsy."

Morton 1185, "The Man of Her Choice. A Play in Four Acts" (by Langdale Williams, copyrighted by Alex Byers in 1910)

Morton 1186, "The Defaulter in Five Acts" (by Lincoln J. Carter)

Morton 1187, "Nordeck. A Romantic Drama in Five Acts" (by Frank Mayo and John G. Wilson, founded on E. Werner’s novel, "Vineta," copyrighted by Frank Mayo and J. G. Wilson)

Morton 1188, "Seaside Belles. A Tabloid Musical Comedy in One Act" (by Chas. Morton, copyrighted by Alex Byers in 1915)

Morton 1189, "The Ragged Heroine. A Tabloid Drama of City Life in Three Acts" (by Nelson Compston, copyrighted by Alex Byers in 1914)

Morton 1190, "Dolly Varden in Three Acts" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 6-16-[19]09)

Morton 1191, "Alias Jimmy Valentine. A Somewhat Different Play in Three Acts" (by Paul Armstrong)

Morton 1192, "Arsene Lupin. A Play in Four Acts" (by M.M. Francis De Croisset and Maurice Leblanc, handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 7-12-[19]10)

Morton 1193, "Dora Thorne" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 9-19-[19]06, same as Morton 830 and 1034 [?])

Morton 1194, "Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall."

Morton 1195, "The Kreutzer Sonata."

Morton 1196, "Ishmael. An Original Comedy in Four Acts, Four Scenes" (by Marie Doran)

Morton 1197, "Trust Busters. A Musical Comedy in Three Acts."

Morton 1198, "At Sunrise. A Five Act Western Military Comedy Drama."

Morton 1199, "Professor Mooner’s Troubles. A Musical Farce in Two Acts" (by Carlos Mortoni, copyrighted by Alex Byers in 1910)

Morton 1200, "Mother. A Play in Four Acts."

Morton 1201, "The Servant in the House" (by Charles Rann Kennedy [?])

Morton 1202, "The Game" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 5-14-[19]15)

Morton 1203, "Beyond Pardon" (copyrighted by Alex Byers in 1910)

Morton 1204, "The Daughter of Judea. A Revised Form of Leah, the Forsaken" (by Margaret Neville)

Morton 1205, "Carmen. A Drama in Four Acts" (by Langdale Williams, copyrighted by Alex Byers in 1914)

Morton 1206, "The Elopement. A Farce in One Act."

Morton 1207, "The Melting Pot" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 5-12-[19]10)

Morton 1208, "The Bells. A Dramatic Playlet in One Act" (by Nelson Compston, copyrighted by Alex Byers in 1913)

Morton 1209, "The Straight Road. A Drama in Four Acts."

Morton 1210, "A Marked Woman."

Morton 1211, "Our Dorothy. An Original Playlet in Four Acts" (by Clarence Black, copyrighted by Alex Byers in 1913)

Morton 1212, "Hawthorne of the U.S.A."

Morton 1213, "Thy Neighbor’s Wife. An Original Drama in Four Acts" (by Clarence Bennett, copyrighted by Clarence Bennett in 1910)

Morton 1214, "Dora Thorne. A Dramatization in Four Act of Bertha M. Clay’s Celebrated Story of the Same Name" (by W.C. Herman, copyrighted by Alex Byers in 1913, same as Morton 830, 1034, 1193 [?])

Morton 1215, "A Corner on Coffee."

Morton 1216, "Broadway Jones."

Morton 1217, "Escape."

Morton 1218, "Why ‘Bo’ Swore Off. A Domestic Playlet in One Act" (by Miron Leffingwell, copyrighted by Alex Byers in 1912)

Morton 1219, "The Pace that Kills" (property of Dick Sutton)

Morton 1220, "The Warning Bell. An Original Play in Four Acts" (by Clarence Bennet)

Morton 1221, "Ruby Romance."

Morton 1222, "The Spirit of Paul Doon."

Morton 1223, "The Trap. A Drama of Strong Heart Interest in Four Acts" (by Timothy Hart, copyrighted by Frank Hannon in 1912, handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 3-19-[19]12)

Morton 1224, "The Peace-Maker. A Play of the Present in Four Acts" (by Marion Langdale, copyrighted by Alex Byers in 1912)

Morton 1225, "A Fatal Shadow in Four Acts" (by Al W. Emerson handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 3-9-[19]12)

Morton 1226, "The Blue and the Grey. A Military Drama in Five Acts" (same as Morton 668 [?])

Morton 1227, "Monte Cristo."

Morton 1228, "The Powers That Be. Concerning American Politics in Four Acts."

Morton 1229, "The Cry Baby. A Four Act Comedy Drama."

Morton 1230, "Pride of the Youkon" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 5-24-[19]10)

Morton 1231, "Byer’s Library of Tabloid Plays. The Thief’s Daughter. A Comedy Drama in One Act" (by Nelson Compston, copyrighted by Alex Byers in 1914)

Morton 1232, "Charlotte Temple."

Morton 1233, "Captain Charming."

Morton 1234, "Nell, Of Bohemia. A Comedy in Three Acts."

Morton 1235, "The Crimson Stain. A Five Act Melodrama" (by Jerry H. Herzell, adapted from "The Disinherited" by George H. Kimballs, copyrighted in 1903)

Morton 1236, "Du Barry. A Historical Romantic Drama in Four Acts." (by Miron Leffingwell, copyrighted by Alex Byers in 1910, handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 6-3-[19]10, same as Morton 932 and 1067 [?])

Morton 1237, "The Fatal Wedding."

Morton 1238, "The Nigger. A Play in Three Acts" (by Edward Sheldon)

Morton 1239, "Man and Wife. A Domestic Military Drama in Four Acts" (by Walter Howard, same as Morton 51 [?])

Morton 1240, "The Commanding Officer. A New American Melodrama in Four Acts" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 7-21-[19]10)

Morton 1241, "An Old Sweetheart of Mine. A Love Story Dealing With Life on the Plains" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 4-6-[19]10)

Morton 1242, "By Right of Might. A Play of To-day in Four Acts" (by Miron Leffingwell, copyrighted by Alex Byers in 1910)

Morton 1243, "The Octoroon or Life in Louisiana."

Morton 1244, "Charley’s Aunt."

Morton 1245, "The Red Circle. A Story of the Black Hand. A Drama in Three Acts" (Miron Leffingwell, copyrighted by Alex Byers in 1909)

Morton 1246, "The Third Degree. A Play in Four Acts" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell" dated 1-10-[19]10)

Morton 1247, "Cinderella Up to Date. A Musical Farce in Three Acts."

Morton 1248, "Under Two Flags in Five Acts" (handwritten on the cover is "Original. Don’t Sell")

Morton 1249, "Van Allen’s Wife."