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The anti-suffragist; or the other side. Monol. [1913.]
The last day of term. French’s Plays for Schoolgirls 1, [1922].
Back to college. French’s Plays for Schoolgirls 8, [1923].
Chums. French’s Plays for Schoolgirls 11, [1925].
The last train up. French’s Plays for Boys 13, [1927].
Literary ethics: a study in the growth of the literary conscience.
1928.
Bluff! a detective story. [1928.]
Supper for two. C. (No performance details). [1928.]
Contributions to periodicals
The National Gallery and common sense. Fortnightly Rev Apr
1898.
Dramatic convention: the soliloquy. Fortnightly Rev May 1899.
The personal element in fiction: a question of technique.
Nineteenth Cent Dec 1916.
A forgotten immortal: Vincent Voiture. Nineteenth Cent July 1919.
The unknown star: a Christmas mystery play. Nineteenth Cent Dec
1919. With L. Housman.
Pseudonymous Works (as ‘Paul Blake’)
My friend & my enemy. 1887. Boy’s story.
Phil and I. 1900; reissued [1904], [1923]. Boy’s story.
Expelled. A story of Eastgate school. [1922.] Short story.
See also Nicoll 5, pp. 516, 809; Nicoll, English drama 1900–30, pp. 876–7;
Readex Index, p. 209; and for performance details, casts and reviews, see
Wearing, London stage 1890–99; 1900–09.
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The Times 3 Dec 1934. Obituary. [jrs]
Stephen Phillips 1864–1915
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Orestes and other poems. 1884 (priv ptd).
Primavera: poems by four authors. Oxford 1890. 16 poems, 4 by
Phillips.
Eremus: a poem. 1890.
Christ in Hades. 1896; ed C. L. Hind 1917.
Poems. 1897, 1898 (enlarged and rev).
Herod. T. (Her Majesty’s 31 Oct 1900). 1901.
Marpessa: a poem. 1900, 1928.
Ulysses. D. (His Majesty’s 1 Feb 1902). 1902.
Paolo and Francesca. T. (StJ 6 Mar 1902). 1899.
The sin of David. D. (Stadttheater Düsseldorf 30 Sep 1905; Sav July
1914). 1904, 1912 (rev).
Nero. T. (His Majesty’s 25 Jan 1906). 1906. Part omitted appears as
one-act play, Nero’s mother, in Lyrics and dramas, below.
Faust. T. (His Majesty’s 5 Sep 1908). 1908. With J. Comyns Carr.
Iole. D. (Cosmopolis June 1913). 1908 (in New poems, below).
New poems. 1907.
Pietro of Siena. D. (Studio 10 Oct 1911). 1910.
The new Inferno. 1910.
The King. D. (Unacted). 1912, 1913 (in Lyrics and dramas, below).
Lyrics and dramas. 1913.
Armageddon: a modern epic drama. (NT 1 Jan 1915). 1915; rptd from
Lyrics and dramas, above. Partly in verse and partly in prose.
Panama and other poems, narrative and occasional. 1915.
Harold: a chronicle play. (Unacted). Poetry Rev Jan, Mar 1916; ed A.
Symons 1927.
The last heir, also called The bride of Lammermoor, though acted was
never pbd. The adversary, included in Lyrics and dramas, 1913, was never
acted.
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Acad 1 Jan 1898. Review of Poems 1897.
Farrer, R. J. Herod through the opera glass. 1901. A parody of
Phillips’s Herod.
Streatfield, R. A. Two poets of the new century: Phillips and
Laurence Binyon. 1901. Rptd from Monthly Rev.
Archer, W. In his Poets of the younger generation, 1902.
Real conversations. 1904.
Hale, E. E. In his Dramatists of to-day, 1906.
Kyle, G. Edited by Phillips. Poetry Rev Jan–Feb 1916.
Meynell, A. Phillips. Poetry Rev Jan–Feb 1916.
Waugh, A. Phillips. Fortnightly Rev Jan 1916, rptd in his Tradition
and change, 1919.
Kernahan, C. In good company. 1917.
Colvin, S. In English poets, ed T. H. Ward, vol 5, 1918.
Celebrities. 1923.
Benson, C. Bensonian memories: mainly players. 1926.
Thouless, P. Modern poetic drama. Oxford 1934.
Mason, A. E. W. Sir George Alexander and the St. James’s Theatre.
1935. [hh]
Sir Arthur Wing Pinero 1855–1934
‘Paul Meritt’ | Sir Arthur Wing Pinero
Mss of Pinero’s plays and letters are located in the BL, the Theatre Collection
in the Houghton Lib of Harvard Univ, the Brotherton Collection of the Univ of
Leeds, the Berg Collection of NYPL, the Fales Collection of New York Univ Lib,
the Univ of Rochester Lib, HRHRC, the Theatre Museum, London, and Yale.
Bibliography
Wearing, J. P. Arthur Wing Pinero. In DLB. Vol 10: Modern British
dramatists 1900–1945, pt 2: M–Z, ed S. Weintraub, Detroit 1982.
Collections
The social plays of Pinero. Ed C. Hamilton (with general introd and
critical preface to each play) 4 vols New York 1917–22. Vol 1 The
second Mrs Tanqueray, The notorious Mrs Ebbsmith; vol 2 The
gay Lord Quex, Iris; vol 3 Letty, His house in order; vol 4 The
thunderbolt, Mid-channel.
Arthur Wing Pinero: three plays. With introds by S. Wyatt, 1985.
Reprints French’s acting edns of The magistrate, The second Mrs
Tanqueray, and Trelawny of the ‘Wells’.
Plays by A. W. Pinero: The schoolmistress, The second Mrs
Tanqueray, Trelawny of the ‘Wells’, The thunderbolt. Ed G.
Rowell (with introd, notes and bibliography), Cambridge 1986.
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The plays marked * constitute a uniform (but not complete) edn in 29 vols, the
first 11 with introductory notes by M. C. Salaman.
Hester’s mystery: a comedy. (Folly 5 June 1880). [1893]; Lacy 136.
The money spinner: an original comedy. (Prince’s Manchester 5 Nov
1880; StJ 8 Jan 1881). 1900; Lacy 146.
The squire: an original comedy. (StJ 29 Dec 1881). 1881 (priv ptd);
1905.
The rocket: an original comedy. (PW Liverpool 30 July 1883; Gai 10
Dec 1883). 1905.
In chancery: an original fantastic comedy. (Lyc Edinburgh 19 Sep
1884; Gai 24 Dec 1884). 1905.
*The magistrate: a farce. (Court 23 Jan 1885). 1892.
*The schoolmistress: a farce. (Court 27 Mar 1886). 1894.
*The hobby-horse: a comedy. (StJ 23 Oct 1886). 1892.
*Dandy Dick: a farce. (Court 27 Jan 1887). 1893.
review: [M. Beerbohm] Saturday Rev 89, Feb 1900.
*Sweet Lavender: a domestic drama. (Terry’s 21 Mar 1888). 1893.
*The weaker sex: a comedy. (TR Manchester 28 Sep 1888; Court 16
Mar 1889). 1894.
review: [C. Howard] Theatre n.s. 13 Apr 1889.
*The profligate. D. (Gar 24 Apr 1889). 1892.
*The Cabinet Minister: a farce. (Court 23 Apr 1890). 1892.
*Lady Bountiful: a story of years. D. (Gar 7 Mar 1891). 1892.
review: Saturday Rev 71, Mar 1891.
*The Times: a comedy. (Terry’s 24 Oct 1891). 1891.
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