Chronology of Theatrical Productions/compositions
| Productions | Genre | Contribution by Lottie B. Parker | Dates of Productions |
|---|---|---|---|
| Way Down East | Play, Melodrama, Original, Broadway | Written by Lottie Blair Parker; Revised by Joseph R. Grismer | February 7, 1898 - June, 1898 (Manhattan Theatre, NYC - 152 Performances) |
| Under Southern Skies | Play, Melodrama, Original, Broadway | Written by Lottie Blair Parker; Produced by William A. Brady | November 12, 1901 - January, 1902 (Theatre Republic, NYC - 71 Performances) |
| Lights of Home | Play, Melodrama, Original, Broadway | Written by Lottie Blair Parker. | November 2, 1903 - Closing date unknown (Haverly's 14th Street Theatre, NYC) |
| Way Down East | Play, Melodrama, Revival, Broadway | Written by Lottie Blair Parker; Revised by Joseph R. Grismer | December 14, 1903 - Closing date unknown (Academy of Music, NYC - 48 Performances) |
| Way Down East | Play, Melodrama, Revival, Broadway | Written by Lottie Blair Parker; Revised by Joseph R. Grismer | August 21, 1905 - October, 1905 (Academy of Music, NYC - 64 Performances) |
| The Redemption of David Corson | Play, Melodrama, Original, Broadway | Written by Lottie Blair Parker; from the novel by Rev. Charles Frederic Goss | January 8, 1906 - January 19, 1906 (Majestic Theatre - 16 Performances) |
| Hearts of Love | Hollywood Silent Film | Actress: Lottie Blair Parker plays Rose Neville; Director: J. Charles Haydon; Writer: Thomas Bedding. | Released: November, 1918 |
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