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Jenny the barber. (P’cess Bristol 10 Dec 1891).
Pharaoh. (Grand Leeds 29 Oct 1892).
Our pleasant sins. (Grand Leeds 13 Feb 1893). With C. Hannan.
The Manxman. (Grand Leeds 22 Sep 1894; Shaftesbury 18 Nov 1895).
The sign of the cross. (St Louis 27 Mar 1894; Grand Leeds 26 Sep
1895; Lyr 4 Nov 1896). See Mayer, below.
The daughters of Babylon. (Lyric 6 Feb 1897).
The sledgehammer. (Kilburn 22 Feb 1897).
Man and his makers. (Lyc 7 Oct 1899). With L. N. Parker.
Quo Vadis? (Lyc Edinburgh 29 May 1900; P’cess W. Kennington 18
June 1900). From the novel by H. Sienkiewicz.
The never-never land. (Vic Broughton 9 Apr 1902; Grand Hull 1 Feb
1904; K Hammersmith 21 Mar 1904).
The Christian king; or, Alfred of Engleland. (P’cess Bristol 6 Nov
1902; Adel 18 Dec 1902; originally titled The king).
In the middle of June. (Middlesbrough 11 June 1903).
Lucky Durham. (Shakespeare L’pool 9 June 1904; K Hammersmith
28 Aug 1905).
The last moment. (Hippodrome Crouch End 18 Apr 1910).
The Jew of Prague. (Colchester 29 Apr 1912; Whitney 8 May 1912).
Novels
The sign of the cross. Preston 1896.
The daughters of Babylon. 1899. With R. Hitchens.
Souvenir
Souvenir of The sign of the cross. Octavo 1896.
Souvenir of The Daughters of Babylon. Octavo 1897.
The Wilson Barrett Birthday Book. nd [1898?].
Barrett’s The sign of the cross may have been the most widely seen play of
the late nineteenth century and was twice made into a motion picture (1914
and 1932). None of Barrett’s plays was published in his lifetime.
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Brereton, A. Wilson Barrett. Theatre Jan 1883.
Shaw, G. B. Our theatres in the nineties, 1895–1898. 3 vols 1932.
Archer, W. (ed). The theatrical world for 1895, 1896, 1897.
Thomas, J. The art of the actor manager: Wilson Barrett and the
Victorian theatre. Ann Arbor MI 1984.
Mayer, D. Playing out the empire: Ben-Hur and other ‘toga’ plays
and films. Oxford 1994. [dm]
Sir James Matthew Barrie, ‘McConnachie’
1860–1937
The largest holding of mss is in the Beinecke Lib, Yale. Other Amer collections
are found in Boston Public Lib, Huntington Lib, Houghton Lib (Harvard),
HRHRC, Lilly Lib Indiana Univ, Berg Collection (NYPL), Princeton, Pierpont
Morgan Lib (New York), Queen’s Univ Archives (Kingston, Ontario). For
smaller Br holdings, see LR.
Bibliographies
Garland, H. A bibliography of the writings of Barrie. 1928.
Cutler, B. D. Barrie: a bibliography, with full collations of the
American unauthorised editions. [1931.]
Block, A. Barrie: his first editions, points and values. 1933.
Wynne, M. G. The Barrie collection. YULG 23 1949.
Beinecke, W. jr. Barrie in the Parrish Collection. Princeton Univ Lib
Chron 17 1956.
Mott, H. S. Beinecke Collection of Barrie. YULG 1965.
Nicoll, A. In A history of English drama, 1600–1900 vol 5 (2nd edn),
Cambridge 1959.
Nicoll, A. In English drama: 1900–30, Cambridge 1973.
Rudolph, V. C. James M. Barrie. In Dictionary of literary biography
vol 10, Modern British dramatists 1900–1945, part 1a–l, ed S.
Weintraub, Detroit 1982.
Markgraf, C. J. M. Barrie: an annotated secondary bibliography.
Greenboro NC 1989 (vol 4 1880–1920, British Authors ser).
William Gorman Wills | Sir James Matthew Barrie
Collections
Novels, tales and sketches. 12 vols New York 1896–1902. Thistle edn.
The Kirriemuir edition of the works (novels, short stories). 10 vols
1913, 1922.
Uniform edition of the works (novels, short stories). 11 vols 1913–32.
Half hours. [1914], New York 1914, 1919 (with Der Tag Coliseum 21
Dec 1914). Contains the following plays, all produced at DofY;
Pantaloon (5 Apr 1905); The twelve-pound look (1 Mar 1910);
Rosalind (14 Oct 1912); The will (4 Sep 1913).
Uniform edition of the plays. 12 vols 1918–38. Includes the following
1st edns: What every woman knows (DofY 3 Sep 1908), 1918; Alice
sit-by-the-fire (DofY 5 Apr 1905), 1919; A kiss for Cinderella
(Wyndham’s 3 Mar 1916), 1920; Dear Brutus (Wyndham’s 17 Oct
1917), 1922; Mary Rose (H 22 Apr 1920), 1924; Peter Pan: or the boy
who would not grow up (DofY 27 Dec 1904), 1928; The boy David
(King’s Edinburgh 21 Nov 1936 , His Majesty’s Dec 1936), 1938
(preface by H. G[ranville]-B[arker]).
Works (novels, short stories). 10 vols New York 1918.
Echoes of the war. [1918], New York [1918]. Contains The old lady
shows her medals (NT 7 Apr 1917); The new word (DofY 22 Mar
1915); Barbara’s wedding (Apollo 23 Aug 1927); A wellremembered
voice (Wyndham’s 28 June 1918).
Representative plays. Ed W. L. Phelps, New York 1926.
Plays. 1928, rptd 1929, 1930, 1931, 1933, 1936, 1939. Collected edn.
Includes first pbn of Old friends (DofY 1 Mar 1910); Half an hour
(Hippodrome 29 Sep 1913); Seven women (NT 7 Apr 1917), being
the first act of The adored one with altered ending.
Selections from the plays. 1929.
Selections from the prose works. 1929.
Works: Peter Pan edition. 16 vols New York 1929–40.
Plays. New York 1930.
McConnachie and JMB. Preface by Hugh Walpole. 1938. Speeches.
Plays. Ed A. E. Wilson 1942, rptd 1943, 1945. Definitive edn with first
pbn of The professor’s love story (Star, New York 19 Dec 1892,
Com 25 June 1894); Little Mary (Wyndham’s 24 Sep 1903), a
dramatic version of The little minister (H 6 Nov 1897).
Plays and stories. Ed R. L. Green 1962.
Peter Pan and other plays, ed P. Hollindale. Oxford 1995 (WCp).
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There were numerous Amer pirated edns of many of the works of fiction; as a
rule these are not noted. See Cutler, Barrie: a bibliography, above.
For a full list of early reviews, see C. J. M. Markgraf, Barrie: an annotated
secondary bibliography, above.
Better dead.‘1888’ [1887], 1888, New York [1890] (with My Lady
Nicotine, below), 1891, London 1891 (3 edns), 1896, 1903, 1925.
Novel.
review: [G. B. Shaw] Pall Mall Gazette 47, 27 Mar 1888.
Auld licht idylls. 1888, 1895, 1898 (11th edn), New York 1897. Based on
articles first pbd in St James’s Gazette and in Home Chimes
1884–5. Short stories.
reviews: Acad 26 May 1888; Critic (NY) 20 [n.s. 17] 1892.
When a man’s single: a tale of literary life. 1888, New York 1896. First
pbd in Br Weekly 1867–8. Novel.
An Edinburgh eleven: pencil portraits from college life. 1889, New
York 1889, 1892. First pbd in Br Weekly 1888, gathered Jan 1889 Br
Weekly extra.
A window in Thrums. 1889, 1892, 1898 (16th edn), New York 1897.
Ch i separately rptd as The sabbath day, 1895. Short stories.
review: Athenaeum 20 July 1889.
Richard Savage. (Crit 16 Apr 1890). 1891 (priv ptd). With H. B.
Marriott Watson.
My Lady Nicotine. 1890, New York 1896. Essays.
Ibsen’s ghost: or Toole up-to-date. (Toole’s 30 May 1891). 1939 (priv
ptd).
The little minister. 3 vols 1891, 1891, New York 1891, 1891, 2 vols
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