Belasco, David, 1853-1931; Theater -- United States
THE LIFE OF
DAVID BELASCO
VOLUME ONE
THE RECENT
WORKS OF WILLIAM WINTER
OTHER DAYS., Being Chronicles and Memories of The Stage (1908).
OLD FRIENDS., Being Literary Recollections of Other Days (1909).
POEMS (Definitive Edition--1909).
LIFE AND ART OF RICHARD MANSFIELD (Two Volumes--1910).
SHAKESPEARE’S ENGLAND (Revised and Augmented--1910).
GRAY DAYS AND GOLD (Revised and Augmented--1911).
OVER THE BORDER (Scotch Companion to Above--1911).
SHAKESPEARE ON THE STAGE,--_First Series_: 1911. I. “Shakespeare
Spells Ruin.” II. King Richard III. III. The Merchant of Venice.
IV. Othello. V. Hamlet. VI. Macbeth. VII. King Henry VIII.
SHAKESPEARE ON THE STAGE,--_Second Series_: 1915. I. Twelfth Night.
II. Romeo and Juliet. III. As You Like It. IV. King Lear. V. The
Taming of the Shrew. VI. Julius Cæsar.
SHAKESPEARE ON THE STAGE,--_Third Series_: 1916. I. Cymbeline. II.
Love’s Labor’s Lost. III. Coriolanus. IV. A Midsummer Night’s
Dream. V. King Henry IV.,--First and Second Parts. VI. The Merry
Wives of Windsor. VII. Antony and Cleopatra. VIII. King John.
LIVES OF THE PLAYERS:--I. Tyrone Power (1912).
THE WALLET OF TIME, Containing Personal, Biographical, and Critical
Reminiscence of the American Theatre (Two Volumes--1913).
VAGRANT MEMORIES, Being Further Recollections of Other Days (1915).
THE LIFE OF DAVID BELASCO (Two Volumes--1918).
[Illustration]
[Illustration: DAVID BELASCO
“_If he come not, then the play is marred!_”
--Shakespeare
From a portrait by the Misses Selby, New York.
Author’s Collection.]
THE LIFE
OF
DAVID BELASCO
BY
WILLIAM WINTER
(1836-1917)
“He, being dead, yet speaketh.”
VOLUME ONE
NEW YORK
MOFFAT, YARD AND COMPANY
1918
COPYRIGHT, 1918, BY
JEFFERSON WINTER
_All Rights Reserved_
TO
THE MEMORY OF
REINA MARTIN BELASCO
This Memoir of Her Son
DAVID BELASCO
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