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Clothilde Inez Mary Graves, ‘Richard Dehan’
1863–1932
Unpbd plays are available in the Lord Chamberlain’s Collection, BL and in
the NYPL Readex Collection of English and American drama of the 19th
century. A short list of novels appears in Diva Daims and Janet Grimes,
Toward a feminist tradition: an annotated bibliography of novels in
English by women 1891–1920, New York 1982.
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The Belle of Rock Harbour.‘Judy’ Office [1887]. Short story.
The pirate’s hand.‘Judy’ Office [1889]. Parody of style of R. L.
Stevenson.
Dragon’s teeth. 1891, [1916]. Novel.
A field of tares. New York 1891. Novel.
Maids in a market garden. Illustr M. Greiffenhagen. 1894, New York
1912, London [1914]. Novel.
Seven Xmas eves, being the romance of a social evolution. Illustr D.
Hardy [1894]. Short stories.
A mother of three. F. (Com 8 Apr 1896). French no 1909; French’s
acting edn vol 157.
review: Archer, W. Theatrical ‘world’ of 1896, [1895].
A well-meaning woman. 1896. Novel.
The lovers’ battle: a heroical comedy in rhyme. Founded upon
Alexander Pope’s ‘Rape of the lock’. 1902, New York 1902.
See also Nicoll 5, pp. 389, 794 and D. Mullin, Victorian plays, Westport CT
1987. For later works see Nat Union Cat (pre-1956 imprints).
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Who’s who in the theatre. 1930. Biography.
Obits: The Times 5 Dec 1932; Publishers World 17 Dec 1932.
Murray, D. L.‘Richard Dehan’. The Times 12 Dec 1932.
Catholic authors. Ed M. Hoehn, St Mary’s Abbey 1948. [dht]
Sydney Grundy 1848–1914
Licensing copies of the plays are located in BL.
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A little change. F. (H 13 July 1872). Lacy 95; Readex micro.
The days of his vanity: a passage in the life of a young man. 3 vols
London and Guildford 1876, 1894 (new edn).
Man proposes. Ca. (Duke’s 18 Mar 1878). French no 1837; Readex
micro.
The snowball. FC. (Str 2 Feb 1879). French 131; Hong Kong 1891;
Readex micro.
In honour bound. C. (PW 25 Sep 1880). [1880] (as A debt of honour)
(priv ptd); French no 1838; New York nd; Readex micro. From
Scribe, Une chaîne.
The vicar of Bray. CO. (Glo 22 July 1882; Sav 28 Jan 1892). [1882],
[1892]; Readex micro. Music by E. Solomon.
The glass of fashion. C. (Glasgow 26 Mar 1883; Glo 8 Sep 1883).
French 142; French Int Copyr Edn 3, 1898; Readex micro.
The silver shield. C. (Mat Str 19 May 1885; Com 20 June 1885). French
142; French 1898; French Int Copyr Edn 2, 1898; Readex micro.
A fool’s paradise. D. (copyr performance PW Greenwich 7 Oct 1887 as
The mousetrap; mat Gai 12 Feb 1889; Gar 2 Jan 1892). French 142
(copyr 1898); French Int Copyr Edn 1, 1898; Readex micro.
The Arabian nights. C. (Glo 5 Nov 1887). French no 2004; New York
nd; Readex micro. From von Moser, Haroun al Rashid.
The dean’s daughter. CD. (StJ 13 Oct 1888). 1891. With F. C. Philips.
A pair of spectacles. C. (Gar 22 Feb 1890). French 142 (copyr 1898);
French Int Copyr Edn 4, 1898; Rowell; Readex micro. From
Labiche and Delacour, Les petits oiseaux.
Haddon Hall. O. (Sav 24 Sep 1892). 1892 (libretto), 1892 (vocal score).
Music by Sir A. Sullivan.
Sowing the wind. D. (Com 30 Sep 1893). 1893 (priv ptd); French 148;
French Int Copyr Edn 45, 1901; Readex micro.
An old jew. C. (Gar 6 Jan 1894). New York 1894; Readex micro.
A bunch of violets. D. (H 25 Apr 1894). French 148 (copyr 1901);
French Int Copyr Edn 47, 1901; Readex micro. From Geuillet,
Montjoye.
The new woman. C. (Com 1 Sep 1894). 1894 (priv ptd); Readex micro.
Slaves of the ring. C. (Gar 29 Dec 1894). 1894 (priv ptd).
The greatest of these –. D. (Grand Hull 13 Sep 1895; Gar 10 June
1896). 1896 (priv ptd).
The late Mr Costello. F. (Com 28 Dec 1895). French 148 (copyr 1898);
French Int Copyr Edn 46, 1901; Readex micro.
A son of Israel. (Unacted?). 1896 (priv ptd).
A marriage of convenience. D. (H 5 June 1897). French 144; Readex
micro. From A. Dumas, Un mariage sous Louis XV.
The musketeers. MD. (Her Majesty’s 3 Nov 1898). 1899; Readex
micro (typescript). From A. Dumas.
Sympathetic souls. D. (Kennington 26 Feb 1900). French 146; French
Int Copyr Edn 33, 1900; Readex micro. From Scribe, Les inconsolables.
The head of Romulus. Ca. (10 May 1900). French 146; French Int
Copyr Edn 34, 1900; Readex micro. From Scribe.
A debt of honour. D. (StJ 1 Sep 1900). [1900?] (priv ptd); Readex micro.
A Napoleon of finance. C. (Unacted). 1903 (priv ptd).
The play of the future, by a playwright of the past; [and] a glance at
the future of the theatre by John Palmer. 1914.
Contributions to periodicals
The dearth of originality. Theatre Nov 1878.
The dramatic ring. Theatre Dec 1879.
The science of the drama. New Rev July 1891.
See also Nicoll 5, pp. 396–7, 795; Nicoll, English drama 1900–30,pp.
692–3; Conolly, English drama, pp. 186–7; Readex Index (including typescripts
of other unpbd plays), p. 113. For performance details and reviews, see
Wearing, London stage 1890–99; 1900–09.
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In W. Archer, English dramatists of to-day, 1882.
A gossip with Sydney Grundy. Era 8 Oct 1892.
Watson, M. Mr Grundy and the critics. Theatre Oct 1894.
Beerbohm, M. Degenerates. Saturday Rev 4 Nov 1899.
The Times 6 July 1914. Obituary.
In T. H. Dickinson, The contemporary drama of England, 1920.
[jrs]
John Oliver Hobbes 1867–1906
See col 1579.
Henry Arthur Jones 1851–1929
Clothilde Inez Mary Graves | Henry Arthur Jones
Mss of Jones’s plays and letters are to be found in the BL, Yale, the Bodleian,
the Theatre Museum (London), London Univ Lib and Chicago Univ Lib.
Bibliographies
Jones, D. A. Appendices A–B. In Life and letters of Henry Arthur
Jones, 1930. As Taking the curtain call: the life and letters of
Henry Arthur Jones, New York 1930.
Wisenthal, J. L. Henry Arthur Jones. In DLB: vol 10: Modern British
dramatists, 1900–1945: part 1: A–L, ed S. Weintraub, Detroit 1982.
Collections
Representative plays. Ed C. Hamilton (with historical, biographical
and critical introd) 4 vols New York 1925, London 1926. Vol 1 The
silver king, The middleman, Judah, The dancing girl; vol 2 The
crusaders, The tempter, The masqueraders, The case of rebellious
Susan; vol 3 Michael and his lost angel, The liars, Mrs Dane’s
defence, The hypocrites; vol 4 Dolly reforming herself, The
divine gift, Mary goes first, The goal, Grace Mary.
Plays by Henry Arthur Jones. Ed R. Jackson (with critical introd),
2045 | 2046