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Sichel, W. S. The new drama. Quart Rev 182, Oct 1895.
Wilson, H. S. The notorious Mrs Ebbsmith. 1895.
Archer, W. In his Study and stage, 1899.
Kobbé, G. The plays of Arthur Wing Pinero. Forum 26 1899.
Walkley, A. B. In his Frames of mind, 1899.
Hamelius, J. P. A. W. Pinero und das englische Drama der Jetztzeit,
Brussels 1900.
Tarpey, W. K. English dramatists of to-day. Critic 37 1900.
Fyfe, H. H. Arthur Wing Pinero playwright: a study. 1902. With
casts.
Archer, W. In his Real conversations, 1904.
Beers, H. A. The English drama of to-day. North Amer Rev 180 1905.
Massee, Will W. Arthur Wing Pinero. In Living dramatists, ed Oscar
Hermann, New York 1905.
Hale, E. E. In his Dramatists of to-day, New York 1906.
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].
Rideing, W. H. Some women of Pinero’s. North Amer Rev 188, July
1908.
Frohman, D. In his Memories of a manager, 1911.
Stocker, W. Pineros Dramen. Marburg 1911.
Walbrook, H. H. In his Nights at the play, 1911.
Archer, W. In his Play-making: a manual of craftsmanship, 1912.
Armstrong, C. F. In his Shakespeare to Shaw, 1913.
Clark, B. H. Realistic drama, part II. Fortune 99 1913.
Courtney, W. L. Realistic drama. Fortnightly Rev n.s. 93–4, June
1913.
Howe, P. P. In his Dramatic portraits, 1913.
Chandler, F. W. In his Aspects of modern drama, New York 1914.
After the play. New Republic 13 1917.
Dickinson, T. H. In his Contemporary drama of England, 1917.
Courtney, W. L. In his Old saws and modern instances, 1918.
Phelps, W. L. Sir Arthur Pinero. Bookman (New York) 47, Apr 1918.
Jameson, Storm. In her Modern drama in Europe, London and New
York, 1920.
Clark, B. H. In his British and American drama of to-day, Cincinnati
OH 1921.
Archer, W. In his Old drama and the new, 1923.
The Times 24 Nov 1934. Obituary. [jpw]
Robert Reece, ‘E. G. Lankester’ 1838–91
Licensing copies of the plays are located in BL.
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All plays listed below are also issued in one or more Readex micro edns.
Prometheus: or the man on the rock. Ext. (Roy 23 Dec 1865). Lacy 68.
The lady of the lake, plaid in a tartan. Bsq. (Roy 8 Sep 1866). Lacy 71.
From Scott.
The stranger – stranger than ever. Ext. (Queen’s 4 Nov 1868). Lacy 82.
The ambassadress. CO. (St George Dec 1868). [1868?]. With T. G.
Reed. Music by Auber.
Brown and the Brahmins: or Captain Pop and the Princess Prettyeyes.
Bsq. (Glo 23 Jan 1869). Lacy 82.
Ingomar: or the noble savage. In Drawing-room plays, ed Scott,
1870.
Whittington, Junior, and his sensation cat. Bsq. (Roy 23 Nov 1870).
Lacy 89.
Dora’s device. C. (Roy 11 Jan 1871). Lacy 90.
Perfect love: or the triumph of Oberon. Fairy D. (Olym 25 Feb 1871).
Lacy 90.
Little Robin Hood: or quite a new beau! Bsq. (Roy 19 Apr 1871). Lacy
91.
Paquita: or love in a frame. CO. (Roy 21 Oct 1871). Lacy 94 (libretto).
The very last days of Pompeii: or a complete Bulwer-sement of the
classical drama. Bsq. (Vaud 13 Feb 1872). Lacy 95; Lorenzen
micro.
Romulus and Remus. Bsq. (Vaud 23 Dec 1872). Lacy 97.
Don Giovanni in Venice. Bsq. (Gai 17 Feb 1873). [1873.]
Martha, or a fair take-in. Bsq. (Gai 14 Apr 1873). [1873.]
Ruy Blas righted: or the lover, the lugger, and the lacquey. Bsq.
(Vaud 3 Jan 1874). Lacy 100.
May: or Dolly’s delusion. D. (Str 4 Apr 1874). French 126.
Green old age. Musical Sk. (Vaud 31 Oct 1874). French 103 (libretto).
An old man. D. (Duke’s 25 Mar 1876). French 108.
A young Rip van Winkle. Bsq. (Charing Cross 17 Apr 1876). [1876.]
The creole. CO. (Brighton 3 Sep 1877). [1877.] With H. B. Farnie.
Music by Offenbach.
The forty thieves. Bsq. (Gai 23 Dec 1880). [1881?]
Jeanne, Jeannette and Jeanneton. CO. (Alhambra 28 Mar 1881).
[1881.] Music by P. Lacome.
Valentine and Orson. Bsq. (Gai 23 Dec 1882). 1882.
Our Helen. Bsq. (Gai 8 Apr 1884). 1884.
The commodore. Bsq. (Ave 10 May 1886). [1886]; New York nd. With
H. B. Farnie. Music by Offenbach.
Contributions to periodicals
Sheridan Knowles at Eastbourne. Era Almanack 1869.
The refractory ‘super’. Era Almanack 1875.
A bed of roses. Theatre Aug 1879.
Stage management. Theatre Nov 1879.
How he dined with a clown. Era Almanack 1884.
Pseudonymous works (as ‘E. G. Lankester’)
Warranted! F. (Str 4 May 1875). [1875?] (priv ptd).
The guv’nor. F. (Vaud 23 June 1880). French Int Copyr Edn 39, 1900.
See also Nicoll 5, pp. 537–9, 812–13: Conolly, English drama, pp. 259–60;
Readex Index, pp. 228–9.
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Era Almanack 1868.
Archer, W. In his English dramatists of to-day, 1882.
Era 11 July 1891. Obituary.
Illus London News 18 July 1891. Obituary. [jrs]
George Robert Sims 1847–1922
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The merry duchess. CO. (Roy 23 Apr 1883). nd. Music by F. Clay.
In the ranks; or A soldier’s wife. D. (Adel Oct 1883). Written with H.
A. Pettitt. Home Lib of Powerful Dramatic Tales 4. Novelisation
by Henry Llewellyn Williams.
Faust up to date. Bsq. (Gai 30 Oct 1888). 1889. Written with H. A.
Pettitt. Music by Lutz, Meyer.
Blue-eyed Susan. CO. (PW 6 Feb 1892). Written with H. A. Pettitt.
Music by Carr, F. Osmond, E. Ascherberg 1892.
Little Christopher Columbus. CO. (Lyr 10 Oct 1893). nd. Written with
C. Raleigh. Music by I. Caryl.
Dandy Dick Whittington. Bsq. (Aven 2 Mar 1895). c. 1895. Music by I.
Caryl.
The Dandy fifth. CO. (PW Birmingham 11 Apr 1898; DofY 16 Aug
1899). nd. Music by C. C. Corri.
The sleeping beauty. P. (DL 26 Dec 1913). 1913–14. Written with A.
Collins. Music by J. M. Glover.
The sleeping beauty beautified. P. (DL 26 Dec 1914). 1914–15. Written
with A. Collins. Music by J. M. Glover.
Puss in boots. P. (DL 26 Dec 1915). 1915–16. Written with F. Dix and A.
Collins. Music by J. M. Glover.
Non-dramatic works
Dragonet ballads. 1881.
Ballads and poems: The Dragonet ballads; The ballads of
Babylon; The lifeboat and other poems. 1883.
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