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eview: [M. Beerbohm] Mr Henry Arthur Jones’ sketch,
Saturday Rev 1 Jan 1910.
Fall in, rookies! D. (Alhambra 24 Oct 1910). [1910] (priv ptd).
An open letter to the right honble Winston Churchill, MP. [1910]
(priv ptd). On legalising plays at music halls.
On reading modern plays. In The amateur’s hand-book: a guide to
home or drawing room theatricals, [1910].
We can’t be as bad as all that. C. (Nazimova New York 30 Dec 1910;
Croydon Hippodrome 4 Sep 1916). New York 1910 (priv ptd).
Mary goes first: a comedy. (Playhouse 18 Sep 1913). 1913.
The divine gift. D. (Unacted). 1913.
The foundations of a national drama: a collection of lectures, essays
and speeches, delivered and written in the years 1896–1912,
revised and corrected, with additions. 1913.
Municipal and repertory theatres. 1913 (priv ptd).
The goal. D. (Chicago 1907; P’cess New York 26 Oct 1914; Palace
London 20 May 1919). 1898 (priv ptd); in The theatre of ideas, 1915.
The lie. D. (Harris New York 24 Dec 1914; NT London 13 Oct 1923).
London and New York [1915], London 1923.
The theatre of ideas: a burlesque allegory; and three one-act plays:
The goal; Her tongue; Grace Mary. 1915.
Shakespeare and Germany. 1916.
The pacifists: a parable. (Southport Opera House 27 Aug 1917; StJ 4
Sep 1917). [1917] (priv ptd), London and Glasgow [1955].
Last word on the drama. 1919.
Patriotism and popular education. 1919, 1919.
My dear Wells: a manual for the haters of England; being a series of
letters upon Bolshevism, collectivism, internationalism and the
distribution of wealth, addressed to Mr H. G. Wells. 1921, 1922,
New York 1921, 1921.
Mr Mayor of Shakespeare’s town. 1925.
What is capital? an inquiry into the meaning of the words ‘capital’
and ‘labour’. 1925.
The following were also produced but remain unpbd: It’s only round the
corner. C. (TR Exeter 11 Dec 1879); His wife. D. (SW 16 Apr 1881);
Home again. C. (TR Oxford 7 Sep 1881); Chatterton. D. (P’cess 22 May
1884). With H. A. Herman, The Lord Harry. Romance. (P’cess 18 Feb
1886). With W. Barrett, The noble vagabond. Romance. (P’cess 22 Dec
1886); Heart of hearts. D. (Vaud 3 Nov 1887); Wealth. D. (H 27 Apr
1889); The princess’s nose. C. (DofY 11 Mar 1902); The ogre. D. (StJ 11
Sep 1911); Lydia Gilmore. (Lyc New York 1 Feb 1912); Cock o’ the walk.
F. (Cohan New York 27 Dec 1915).
D. A. Jones’s bibliography, above, records 4 film scenarios, written in 1920,
which were neither used nor ptd. It also records, in Appendix 6, all Jones’s
letters to the press, articles, lectures, speeches etc.
Introductions and prefaces
Filon, A. The English stage. 1897.
Brunetière, F. The law of the drama. 1914.
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Archer, W. In his About the theatre: essays and studies, 1886.
Walkley, A. B. In his Playhouse impressions, 1892.
Bettany, W. A. L. The drama of modern England, as viewed by Mr H.
A. Jones. Theatre 31 1893.
Blathwayt, R. Lions in their dens: Henry Arthur Jones. Idler 4 Aug
1893.
Archer, W. In his Theatrical ‘world’, 5 vols 1894–8.
Hamilton, J. A. Henry Arthur Jones. Munsey’s Mag 9 1894.
Newton, H. C. Jones. Theatre 36 Mar 1896.
Filon, A. In his The English stage: being an account of the Victorian
drama, 1897.
Bulloch, J. M. Henry Arthur Jones (with bibliography of his plays).
Book Buyer 16 1898.
Archer, W. In his Study and stage: a year-book of criticism, 1899.
Grein, J. T. In his Dramatic criticism, 5 vols 1899–1905.
Scott, C. In his The drama of yesterday & to-day, 2 vols 1899.
Tarpey, W. K. English dramatists of to-day. Critic 37 1900.
Maude, C. In his The Haymarket theatre, 1903.
Beers, H. A. The English drama to-day. North Amer Rev 180 1905.
Howells, W. D. On reading the plays of Mr Henry Arthur Jones.
North Amer Rev 186 1907.
Shaw, G. B. In his Dramatic opinions and essays, 2 vols New York
1906, London 1907.
Walkley, A. B. In his Drama and life, [1907].
Borsa, M. In his The English stage of to-day, 1908.
Archer, W. In his Play-making: a manual of craftsmanship, 1912.
Howe, P. P. In his Dramatic portraits, 1913.
Winter, W. In his Wallet of time, 2 vols 1913.
Chandler, F. W. In his Aspects of modern drama, New York 1914.
Dickinson, T. H. Henry Arthur Jones and the dramatic renascence.
North Amer Rev 202, Nov 1915.
Dickinson, T. H. In his The contemporary drama of England, Boston
1917.
Wauchope, G. A. Henry Arthur Jones and the social drama. Sewanee
Rev 29 1921.
Henry Arthur Jones, dramatist: self-revealed; a conversation on the
art of writing plays with Archibald Henderson. Nation (London)
38 Dec 1925.
Shorey, P. Henry Arthur Jones. New York 1925.
The Times 8 Jan 1929. Obituary.
Shelley, H. C. Jones. Bookman (London) 75, Feb 1929.
Henry Arthur Jones. London Mercury 19 Feb 1929. Obituary.
Allen, P. Henry Arthur Jones. Fortnightly Rev 125, May 1929.
Jones, D. A. The life and letters of Henry Arthur Jones. 1930. As
Taking the curtain call: the life and letters of Henry Arthur Jones,
New York 1930. [jpw]
Arthur William Law 1844–1913
Henry Arthur Jones | Arthur William Law
Licensing copies of the plays are located in BL.
Collections
[Dramatic works.] 19 pts 1904.
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Castle Botherem. Ca. (St George’s Hall 13 Jan 1880). 1904; Readex
micro. With H. Clarke.
All at sea. Musical Sk. (St George’s Hall 28 Feb 1881). 1904; Readex
micro. Music by C. Grain.
A bright idea. Ca. (St George’s Hall 30 May 1881). [1881?] (libretto);
French nd; Readex micro. Music by A. Cecil.
Cherry Tree farm. Ca. (St George’s Hall 30 May 1881). [1881?]
(libretto); French nd; Readex micro. Music by H. Clarke.
The head of the poll. Ca. (St George’s Hall 28 Feb 1882). 1904; Readex
micro. Music by E. Fanning.
Nobody’s fault. Ca. (St George’s Hall 5 June 1882). [1882?] (priv ptd),
1904; Readex micro. Music by H. Clarke.
The happy return. Ca. (Court 9 Jan 1883). French no 1888; Readex
micro.
The moss-rose rent. Vaud. (St George’s Hall 17 Dec 1883). 1904;
Readex micro. Music by A. J. Caldicott.
Old Knockles. Ca. (St George’s Hall 24 Nov 1884). [1884?] (priv ptd);
London and New York 1894; Readex micro. Music by A. J. Caldicott.
A peculiar case. Ca. (St Leonard’s 2 Dec 1884). [1884?] (libretto) (priv
ptd); Readex micro. Music by G. Grossmith.
The magic opal. Oa. (Lyr 19 Jan 1893). 1911; Readex micro. Music by
Albeniz.
The new boy. F. (Devonshire Park Eastbourne 1 Feb 1894 as The boy;
Terry’s 21 Feb 1894). French copyr 1904; Readex micro.
A country mouse. D. (Worthing 24 Feb 1902; PW 27 Feb 1902). French
nd.
Three blind mice: or Marjorie’s lovers. C. (TR Margate 30 June 1906;
Crit 14 Feb 1907). French 159 (copyr 1910).
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