Henry Arthur Jones

Born 1851-01-01

Died 1929-01-01

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English drama (3)
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English drama -- 19th century -- History and criticism (2)
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Books by Henry Arthur Jones

Total count: 120

The temptera tragedy in verse in four acts

Chiswick1851-01-01
Hearts of oaka domestic drama in two acts.

Samuel French1879-01-01
Elopementa comedy in two acts.

Printed by J. Tait1879-01-01
Honour brighta domestic drama. In two acts.

Printed by J. Tait1879-01-01
Harmonya domestic drama in one act

S. French1879-01-01
Elopementa comedy in two acts

S. French1880-01-01
An old mastera comedy in one act.

Samuel French1880-01-01
Humbuga comedy in three acts

[s.n.]1881-01-01
Humbuga comedy in three acts

s.n.1881-01-01
The wedding guesta dramatic fragment

s.n.1882-01-01
A bed of rosesa comedy in one act

S. French1882-01-01
A bed of rosesa comedy in one act

S. French1882-01-01
Breaking a butterflya play in three acts

[s.n.]1884-01-01
Breaking a butterflya play in three acts

s.n.1884-01-01
Breaking a butterflyA play in three acts

1884-01-01
Sweet Willa comedy in one act

Printed by John Tait, "Chronicle and visitors' list" office, 41, High street.1887-01-01
Hearts of oaka domestic drama in two acts

S. French1887-01-01
Sweet Willa comedy in one act.

Samuel French1887-01-01
The deacona comedy-sketch in two acts.

S. French1890-01-01
Saints and sinnersa new and original drama of modern English middle-class life in five acts

Macmillan1891-01-01
Saints and sinnersa new and original drama of modern English middle-class life, in five acts

Macmillan1891-01-01
The temptera tragedy in verse in four acts.

French1893-01-01
The crusadersan original comedy of modern London life

Macmillan & Co.1893-01-01
The case of rebellious Susana comedy in three acts.

Printed at the Chiswick Press1894-01-01
The masqueradersa play in four acts

s.n.1894-01-01
Judahan original play in three acts

Macmillan1894-01-01
Michael and his lost angela play in five acts

s.n.]1895-01-01
The triumph of the Philistines, and how Mr. Jorgan preserved the morals of Market Pewbury under very trying circumstancesa comedy in three acts

s.n.]1895-01-01
The triumph of the Philistines.And how Mr. Jorgan preserved the morals of Market Pewbury under very trying circumstances. A comedy in three acts.

Printed at the Chiswick Press1895-01-01
The renascence of the English dramaessays, lectures, and fragments relating to the modern English stage, written and delivered in the years 1883-94

Macmillan and co.1895-01-01
The rogue's comedya play in three acts.

Printed at the Chiswick Press1896-01-01
The liarsan original comedy in four acts.

Printed at the Chiswick Press1897-01-01
The physicianan original play in four acts.

Printed at the Chiswick Press1897-01-01
The relations of the drama to real life.A lecture delivered at Toynbee Hall on Saturday evening, November 13th, 1897.

Printed at the Chiswick Press1897-01-01
The goala dramatic fragment

s.n.]1898-01-01
The manoeuvres of Janean original comedy in four acts.

Printed at the Chiswick Press1898-01-01
Grace Marya play in one act

Chiswick press1898-01-01
Carnac Sahiban original play in four acts

The Macmillan company1899-01-01
Carnac Sahiban original play in four acts

Chiswick Press1899-01-01
The masqueradersa play in four acts

Macmillan1899-01-01
The Triumph of the Philistines: And how Mr. Jorgan Preserved the Morals of ...

Samuel French1899-01-01
Grace Marya play in one act

1899-01-01
Mrs. Dane's defencea play in four acts.

Printed at the Chiswick Press1900-01-01
The lackey's carnivala comedy in four acts

Chiswick Press1900-01-01
The princess's nosea comedy in four acts.

Printed at the Chiswick Press1902-01-01
Chance, the idola play in four Acts.

Printed at the Chiswick Press1902-01-01
A plain English answer to certain criticisms and personalities in the "Times."

1903-01-01
Whitewashing Juliaan original comedy in three acts / by Henry Arthur Jones

Printed at the Chiswick Press1903-01-01
The chevaleera comedy in three acts

Chiswick Press1904-01-01
The need for a national English theatre

Macmillan and co., limited1904-01-01
Clerical errora comedy in one act.

Samuel French1904-01-01
The chavaleera comedy in three acts.

Printed at the Chiswick Press1904-01-01
Joseph entangleda comedy in three acts.

Printed at the Chiswick Press1904-01-01
Joseph entrangled, a comedy in three acts.

Chiswick Press1904-01-01
The foundations of a national dramaa lecture delivered by Henry Arthur Jones at the Royal Institution, Albermarle Street, W. on Friday evening, March 18th, 1904

Printed at the Chiswick Press1904-01-01
The foundations of a national drama.A lecture delivered at the Royal Institution, Albemarle Street, W. on Friday evening, March 18th, 1904.

Printed at the Chiswick Press1904-01-01
The manœuvres of Janean original comedy in four acts

The Macmillan company1905-01-01
The temptera tragedy in verse in four acts

Macmillan & co.1905-01-01
Whitewashing Juliaan original comedy in three acts

Macmillan1905-01-01
The crusadersan original comedy of modern London life

Macmillan & co.1905-01-01
The case of rebellious Susana comedy in three acts

Macmillan and Co.1905-01-01
The whitewashing of Julia

1905-01-01
Mrs. Dane's defense

1905-01-01
The hypocritesa play in four acts.

Printed at the Chiswick Press1906-01-01
The heroic Stubbsa comedy of a man in four acts

Chiswick Press1906-01-01
The heroic StubbsA comedy of a man with an ideal, in four acts

Printed at the Chiswick press.1906-01-01
On reading modern plays

Samuel French...1906-01-01
The corner stones of modern dramaa lecture.

Chiswick Press1906-01-01
The silver kinga drama in five acts

French1907-01-01
The Galilean's victorya tragi-comedy of religious life in England, in four acts.

Printed at the Chiswick Press1907-01-01
The middlemana play in four acts.

S. French1907-01-01
The dancing girla drama in four acts

Samuel French1907-01-01
The silver kinga drama in five acts

French1907-01-01
The silver king, a drama in five acts

S. French1907-01-01
Dolly reforming herselfa comedy in four acts

Chiswick Press1908-01-01
The censorship muddle and a way out of ita letter addressed to the Right Honourable Herbert Samuel.

Printed at the Chiswick Press1909-01-01
We can't be as bad as all that!A play of English society in three acts

Privately printed1910-01-01
We can't be as bad as all that!a play of English society in three acts

Priv. print1910-01-01
Fall in rookies!a play in two scenes

Chiswick Press1910-01-01
Fall in, rookie!A play in two scenes

Chiswick Press1910-01-01
La victoria dels filisteuscomèdia en tres actes2a ed.

B. Baxarías [impressor]1911-01-01
The aims and duties of a national theatrea lecture

Columbia university press1911-01-01
Els mentiderscomèdia en quatre actes

B. Baxarías [impressor]1911-01-01
The aims and duties of a national theater.A lecture delivered in Earl Hall, Columbia University, on the afternoon of Thursday, January 26, 1911. Brander Matthews in the chair.

1911-01-01
Els hipòcritescomèdia en quatre actes

B. Baxarías1912-01-01
The licensing and censorship of plays

Chapman & Hall1913-01-01
Mary goes firsta comedy in three acts and an epilogue.

Bell1913-01-01
Municipal and repertory theatresa lecture delivered to the Sheffield Playgoers' Society on Monday, September 29th, 1913 : the lord mayor of Sheffield (Samuel Osborne) in the chair

G. Bell and Sons, Ltd.1913-01-01
The divine gifta play in three acts

George H. Doran Company1913-01-01
Talks with playgoersNo. 1.2d ed.

G. Bell and sons, ltd.1913-01-01
Las máscarascomedia en cuatro actos

Estab. tip. de F. Costa1914-01-01
Mary goes firsta comedy in three acts and an epilogue

French1914-01-01
The theatre of ideasa burlesque allegory, and three one-act plays

G.H. Doran1915-01-01
Michael and his lost angela play in five acts

The Macmillan company1915-01-01
The theatre of ideas, a burlesque allegory, and thee one-act playsThe goal, Her tongue, Grace Mary

George H. Doran Company1915-01-01
The theatre of ideas, a burlesque allegory, and three one-act playsThe goal, Her tongue, Grace Mary

George H. Doran company1915-01-01
The liea play in four acts

French1915-01-01
Shakespeare and Germany

C. Whittingham and Co.1916-01-01
The pacifistsa parable in a farce in three acts, showing how certain citizens of Market Pewbury acted upon the exalted principle of peace at any price, and how the town fared in consequence

Chiswick Press1917-01-01
The pacifistsa parable in a farce in three acts.

Chiswick Press1917-01-01
Patriotism and popular educationwith some thoughts upon English work and English play, our evening amusements, Shakespeare and the condition of our theatres, slang, children on the stage, the training of actors, English politics before the war, national training for national defence, war and design in nature, the League of Nations, the future world policy of America, capital and labour, religion, reconstruction, the great commandments, social prophets and social prophecy, competition and co-operation, the biologist and the social reformer, hand labour and brain labour, school teachers and rag-pickers, internationalism, and many other interesting matters. The whole discourse being in the form of a letter addressed to the Right Hon. H.A.L. Fisher, President of the Board of Education.[2d ed.]

Chapman and Hall1919-01-01
Patriotism and popular education ...The whole discourse being in the form of a letter addressed to the Right Hon. H.A.L. Fisher, president of the Board of education[2d ed.].

Chapman and Hall1919-01-01
My dear Wellsa 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.2nd ed.

Eveleigh Nash & Grayson1921-01-01
My dear Wellsbeing a series of letters addressed by Henry Arthur Jones to Mr. H.G. Wells, upon bolshevism, collectivism, internationalism, and the distribution of wealth

E.P. Dutton1921-01-01
Dolly's little billscomedy in one act

1925-01-01
Majia'er ji qi shi qu de tian shiChu ban

Shang wu yin shu guan1925-01-01
Representative plays.

Little, Brown1925-01-01
What is capital?An inquiry into the meanings of the words "capital" and "labour" ...

E. Nash & Grayson1925-01-01
The shadow of Henry Irving

W. Morrow & Company1931-01-01
The shadow of Henry Irving

Richards1931-01-01
Chatterton

S. French1932-01-01
Chatterton

1932-01-01
圓謊記si mu xi juChu ban.

Shi jie shu ju1944-01-01
The Earl of Essexa tragedy in five acts

1981-01-01
Plays

Cambridge University Press1982-01-01
Plays by Henry Arthur Jones (British and American Playwrights)

Cambridge University Press1982-09-30
Renascence English Drama 1895

Ayer Co Pub1995-06-01
The Lights o' London and Other Victorian PlaysThe Inchape Bell; Did You Ever Send Your Wife to Camberwell?; The Game of Speculation; The Lights o' London; The Middleman (Oxford World's Classics)

Oxford University Press, USA1995-11-23
The Maneuvers Of JaneAn Original Comedy In Four Acts

Kessinger Publishing, LLC2007-04-10
The middleman