One-Act Plays by Modern Authors
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1. Front matter2. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS3. PREFACE4. ILLUSTRATIONS5. INTRODUCTION THE WORKMANSHIP OF THE ONE-ACT PLAY6. THEATRES OF TO-DAY THE COMMERCIAL THEATRE AND THE REPERTORY IDEA7. THE LITTLE THEATRE8. THE IRISH NATIONAL THEATRE9. THE NEW ART OF THE THEATRE10. PLAYMAKING11. THE BOY WILL12. THE THEATRE IN THE SCHOOL13. BEAUTY AND THE JACOBIN[23] By BOOTH TARKINGTON14. BEAUTY AND THE JACOBIN15. THE PIERROT OF THE MINUTE A DRAMATIC FANTASY IN ONE ACT By ERNEST DOWSON Performance Free16. THE PIERROT OF THE MINUTE17. EPILOGUE18. THE MAKER OF DREAMS[28] A FANTASY IN ONE ACT By OLIPHANT DOWN19. THE MAKER OF DREAMS20. GETTYSBURG[31] A WOOD-SHED COMMENTARY By PERCY MACKAYE21. GETTYSBURG22. WURZEL-FLUMMERY[34] A COMEDY IN ONE ACT By A. A. MILNE23. WURZEL-FLUMMERY24. MAID OF FRANCE[35] By HAROLD BRIGHOUSE25. MAID OF FRANCE26. SPREADING THE NEWS[37] By AUGUSTA GREGORY27. SPREADING THE NEWS28. MUSIC FOR THE SONG IN THE PLAY THE RED-HAIRED MAN'S WIFE29. AUTHOR'S NOTE30. WELSH HONEYMOON[38] By JEANNETTE MARKS31. WELSH HONEYMOON[39]32. RIDERS TO THE SEA[41] By JOHN MILLINGTON SYNGE33. RIDERS TO THE SEA A PLAY IN ONE ACT First performed at the Molesworth Hall, Dublin, February 25, 1904.34. A NIGHT AT AN INN[45] A PLAY IN ONE ACT By LORD DUNSANY35. A NIGHT AT AN INN36. THE TWILIGHT SAINT[48] By STARK YOUNG37. THE TWILIGHT SAINT38. THE MASQUE OF THE TWO STRANGERS[50] By LADY ALIX EGERTON39. PROLOGUE40. THE MASQUE OF THE TWO STRANGERS[51]41. EPILOGUE42. THE INTRUDER By MAURICE MAETERLINCK43. THE INTRUDER44. FORTUNE AND MEN'S EYES[53] A DRAMA IN ONE ACT By JOSEPHINE PRESTON PEABODY45. FORTUNE AND MEN'S EYES46. THE LITTLE MAN[54] By JOHN GALSWORTHY47. THE LITTLE MAN[56]48. Foonotes