One-Act Plays by Modern Authors
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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
PREFACE
CONTENTS
ILLUSTRATIONS
INTRODUCTION THE WORKMANSHIP OF THE ONE-ACT PLAY
THEATRES OF TO-DAY THE COMMERCIAL THEATRE AND THE REPERTORY IDEA
THE LITTLE THEATRE
THE IRISH NATIONAL THEATRE
THE NEW ART OF THE THEATRE
PLAYMAKING
THE BOY WILL
THE THEATRE IN THE SCHOOL
BEAUTY AND THE JACOBIN[23] By BOOTH TARKINGTON
BEAUTY AND THE JACOBIN
THE PIERROT OF THE MINUTE A DRAMATIC FANTASY IN ONE ACT By ERNEST DOWSON Performance Free
THE PIERROT OF THE MINUTE
EPILOGUE
THE MAKER OF DREAMS[28] A FANTASY IN ONE ACT By OLIPHANT DOWN
THE MAKER OF DREAMS
GETTYSBURG[31] A WOOD-SHED COMMENTARY By PERCY MACKAYE
GETTYSBURG
WURZEL-FLUMMERY[34] A COMEDY IN ONE ACT By A. A. MILNE
WURZEL-FLUMMERY
MAID OF FRANCE[35] By HAROLD BRIGHOUSE
MAID OF FRANCE
SPREADING THE NEWS[37] By AUGUSTA GREGORY
SPREADING THE NEWS
MUSIC FOR THE SONG IN THE PLAY THE RED-HAIRED MAN'S WIFE
AUTHOR'S NOTE
WELSH HONEYMOON[38] By JEANNETTE MARKS
WELSH HONEYMOON[39]
RIDERS TO THE SEA[41] By JOHN MILLINGTON SYNGE
RIDERS TO THE SEA A PLAY IN ONE ACT First performed at the Molesworth Hall, Dublin, February 25, 1904.
A NIGHT AT AN INN[45] A PLAY IN ONE ACT By LORD DUNSANY
A NIGHT AT AN INN
THE TWILIGHT SAINT[48] By STARK YOUNG
THE TWILIGHT SAINT
THE MASQUE OF THE TWO STRANGERS[50] By LADY ALIX EGERTON
PROLOGUE
THE MASQUE OF THE TWO STRANGERS[51]
EPILOGUE
THE INTRUDER By MAURICE MAETERLINCK
THE INTRUDER
FORTUNE AND MEN'S EYES[53] A DRAMA IN ONE ACT By JOSEPHINE PRESTON PEABODY
FORTUNE AND MEN'S EYES
THE LITTLE MAN[54] By JOHN GALSWORTHY
THE LITTLE MAN[56]
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