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Sherlock Holmes (1899)- Clarice (1905).
That Little Affair at Boyd's (1908).
The Robber (1909).
Among Thieves (1909).
Electricity (1910).
There are^ besides the above^ six or eight adapta- tionSy translations^ and dramatizations^ and one vaade- ville sketch.
" Esmeralda/' " Held by the Enemy," " Too Much Johnson/' and " Secret Service " are published by Samuel French; "Electricity" in The Drama, Nov., 1913.
References: Montrose J. Moses, "The American Dramatist" (Little, Brown); Richard Burton,... "The New American Drama " (Crowell) ; Charlton An- drews, " The Drama of To-day " (Lippincott) ; Brander Matthews, " Study of the Drama " (Hough- ton Mifflin). — Magazines: Drama, Nov., 1918; Book- man, vol. xxxii (p. 594) ; Everybody's, vol. xxxil (p.
257) ; Outlook, vol. cii (p. 947).
Digitized by Google HELD BY THE ENEMY A war drama in five acts. First performed in 1886.
" Held by the Enemy " is pure amusement. There is no " idea/' as in " The Witching Hour," no thesis or problem; it is merely a yehicle for the telling of an exciting story of arms and a love-affair.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sherlock Holmes (1899)- Clarice (1905).
That Little Affair at Boyd's (1908).
The Robber (1909).
Among Thieves (1909).
Electricity (1910).
There are^ besides the above^ six or eight adapta- tionSy translations^ and dramatizations^ and one vaade- ville sketch.
" Esmeralda/' " Held by the Enemy," " Too Much Johnson/' and " Secret Service " are published by Samuel French; "Electricity" in The Drama, Nov., 1913.
References: Montrose J. Moses, "The American Dramatist" (Little, Brown); Richard Burton,... "The New American Drama " (Crowell) ; Charlton An- drews, " The Drama of To-day " (Lippincott) ; Brander Matthews, " Study of the Drama " (Hough- ton Mifflin). — Magazines: Drama, Nov., 1918; Book- man, vol. xxxii (p. 594) ; Everybody's, vol. xxxil (p.
257) ; Outlook, vol. cii (p. 947).
Digitized by Google HELD BY THE ENEMY A war drama in five acts. First performed in 1886.
" Held by the Enemy " is pure amusement. There is no " idea/' as in " The Witching Hour," no thesis or problem; it is merely a yehicle for the telling of an exciting story of arms and a love-affair.
What to read after The British And American Drama of To-Day:?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barrett Harper Clark to read onlineMoreLess
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