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1903

Shaw's, Bernard Plays, Dec 13, 25:1 read


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1904

Shaw, G B on Socialism for upper classes, Dec 23, 8:7 read


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1905

Ed on acknowledged debt to the American political scientist Henry George, Ja 26; read

Talks plain to pedagogues, Ap 2, III, 2:1; read

Rev, Man and Superman, by G B Shaw, S 6, 7:1; read

Ed on A E Bostwick of NY Public Library saying that G B Shaw's works should be kept from perusal of the young and thoughtless, S 21, 8:3; read

Library, on order of Bostwick, bars Shaw from open shelves of more than 30 free libraries in Manhattan; says works are bad for children, S 21, 9:6 read

Article, The Gentle Art of Lying on the Stage, notes G B Shaw as a guide post to truth, S 24, V p9; read

Shaw resents Bostwick action; calls Amer Comstockery world's standing joke, explains views in lr, S 26, 1:7; read

Ban lifted, S 27, 1:2; read

Ed on Shaw's reaction to ban, S 27, 8:2; read

Anthony Comstock, head of the Society for the Suppression of Vice, asks Who's Bernard Shaw? - and finds out after reading Shaw's letter; says Shaw convicts himself; Comstock will now investigate Shaw, S 28, 9:1; read

Lr to clipping service, S 29, 8:7; read

Por, O 1, pt, 3, p2; read

H Caine comments on Shaw, O 1, pt 3, p5; read

Mr Shaw's latest philippic in its relation to the drama of the times; Alfred Sutro's Discussion of a social evil limited. O 1, pt 3, p9; read

Comment on a lesson for Shaw, O 2, 8:5; read

Ed on Comstockery in Chicago, O 6, 8:4; read

Magistrate Pool tell Comstock to get out of court, says he cannot see obscenity in Shaw, O 7, 12:1; read

Shaw criticized by NYC Police Commissioner McAdoo, O 9, 4:1; read

John Bull's other Island, by G B Shaw, O 11, 11:3; read

John Bull's Other Island, O 15, III, 9:4; read

Members of NY Playgoers Club discuss his sincerity, O 23, 9:4; read

T N Page calls him prince of advertisers; other comments, O 24, 9:3; read

Mrs Warren's Profession, by G B Shaw; A Comstock of Soc for Suppression of Vice warns A Daly against presenting play; texts of lrs, O 25, 1:4; read

Ed holds Comstock within right in objecting to production on NY stage "of what is probably the most daring of the dramatic temerities of Shaw," O 26, 8:3; read

Comstock refuses to see play, O 26, 9:1; read

Shaw in London, says Comstock cannot scare him and that he believes a rest in prison would be good for A Daly, O 27, 9:1; read

Play presented at New Haven; audience critical of some lines, O 28, 9:3; read

Play shown once and then stopped; New Haven in uproar; Mayor Studley says play is well written and well acted, but rotten, O 29, 1:3; read

Comment on stage morals and stage money, O 30, 8:4; read

Daly editing play to cut out double meaning, O 30, 9:2; read

Play called unfit by all NYC critics after 1st performance in NYC; excerpts of revs; Police Comr MrAdoo attends, O 31, 9:1; read

Halts production, N 1, 1:3; read

Daly to fight to present play in NY, N 2, 9:1; read

McAdoo replies to women who protested closing of show, N 3, 6:3; read

Prof F Adler calls Shaw a literary anarchist; says he is not all bad but has chosen cheap road to notoriety, N 6, 6:5; read

Magistrate Whitman holds Daly for producing play; warrants issued for members of cast N 15, 13:4; read

Daly held for trial, D 24, 3:3; read

Theater review of Major Barbara, N 29, 9:2; read


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1906

Rev, Cashel Byron's Profession, Jan 9, 9:1; read

Says he is cured of vanity, curiosity and ambition after receiving bill for press clippings; says he never wants to see an Amer paper again, Ja 24, 8:7; read

O Skinner & Dr F Adler wants colleges to teach dramatic art, both criticise George Bernard Shaw, Ap 2, 9:5; read

Lr offers apology for Shaw, Ap 6, 10:5; read

Sues Stone & Co for $25,000 royalties, Ap 15, 22:5; read

Devil's Disciple, The, by G B Shaw; makes hit with Budapest critics and is talk of the city, Ap 29, 7:3; read

Mrs Warren's Profession; NY Special Sessions Ct approves play; declares it legally not indecent, Jl 7, 7:5; read

Ed., Bernard Shaw's Profession, discusses play, Jl 8, 8:1; read

A Daly says he will not revive Mrs Warren's Profession because of too much notoriety, Jl 29, 9:2; read

Takes negative on question that agitates London - 'Should Christians make fortunes?'; World (pub) suggests a rival conundrum - 'Should vegetarians write plays?' Ag 22, 1:6; read

President Eliot of Harvard says Roosevelt style does not appeal to him, G B Shaw says it serves us right, Ag 27, 7:2; read

Sends word to M Klaw that he fears to come to US lest he be elected Pres, S 15, 9:4; read

Shaw gives his view on spelling reform; says Roosevelt's idea is useless, letter to London Times; wants phonetic spelling with more letters added to alphabet, S 22, 9:1; read
 
Comment on his saying that nobody has a right to live at all who cannot prove that he does more for the world than the world does for him, O 25, 8:4; read

F Robertson discusses the 'modest' playwright, O 28, pt 4, p2; read

Arnold Daly produces How He Lied To Her Husband at Keith & Proctor's, O 30, 4:3; read

Caesar and Cleopatra, by G B Shaw: rev, O 31, 9:1; read

Value of Shaw as a writer for the stage discussed, N 4, IV, p2; read

Lr in London Times on woman's rights, N 15, 7:4; read

Amer Play-Goers meet; discuss play, N 26, 3:3; read

Lectures London on 'Some Necessary Repairs to Religions'; asks why not personify God as a woman, N 30, 1:1; read

Tolstoy, Bernard Shaw, Hall Caine and Dr Bleibtreau assail the genius and genuineness of the Bard of Avon, D 9, III, p4; read

Doctor's Dilemma, The, by G B Shaw: comment, D 9, III, p4; read

Int; por; comment on Mrs Shaw and motor omnibuses, D 30, pt 4, p1. read


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1907

G B Shaw offers possible explanation for Swettenham refusal of U S aid to earthquake ravaged Kingston, Jamaica; Ja 22, p2; read

Captain Brassbound's Conversion, by G B Shaw: E Terry receives ovation for performance at Empire Theater, Ja 29, 9:1; read

Article in G B Shaw's defense of suffragists in London, F 15, 10:4; read

Mrs Warren's Profession: playwright insists that actress M Shaw appear in next London production, F 27, 9:3; read

Widower's Houses, by G B Shaw; 1st performance in NYC, Herald Square Theater, Mr 8, 9:3; read

G B Shaw counters negative opinion of Brit Amb J Bryce who notes decline in quality of drama; Shaw declares critics fail to appreciate works of current great dramatists, My 5, III, 1:7; read

G B Shaw s at London protest against sweatshops claims charity wastes millions of dollars; says money should be used to increase working people's wages, Je 9, III, 1:2; read

Prof A Henderson reptd in GB gathering firsthand information on Shaw for biography; Shaw por,
Je 23, pt 3, 3:1; read

Shaw refuses to cut royalty rates, Je 28, 7:4; read

Henderson repts Shaw says story of his life should be history of world for last 25 yrs, Ag 17, 7:3; read

G B Shaw says labor M Ps are in danger of becoming too genteel, Ag 18, III, 3:1; read

Article on Henderson's impression of Shaw as more Amer in spirit than Brit, Ag 18, pt 5, 7:2; read

Proposes new pol party composed of disinherited poor relations and poor gentility, Ag 25, III, 1:5; read

His disciples, thinking him lost, spend all night on search party in Welsh Mts while he sleeps in hotel room, S 15, pt 3, 3:3; read

Indicates next play will deal with subject of marriage, S 22, pt 3, 2:3; read

G B Shaw says Gov't refusal to deal with rr workers through their accredited reprs is tantamount to confession of imbecility and obsolescence, S 22, III, 4:2; read

Caesar and Cleopatra, by G B Shaw: playwright berates American critics for their hostile revs, S 29, III, 3:2; read

Admits he is man of wealth; is in favor of Socialism, O 20, pt 3, 3:7; read

Shaw reptd willing to wait 2 yrs before writing next play as protest against alleged censorship of dramatic productions in Great Britain, N 17, 1:3; read

Candida, by G B Shaw: Berkeley Theater, D 12, 11:4; read


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1908

Comments on cowardice and middle-class clerks, Ja 5, pt 3, 1:2; read

Ed on his comments, Ja 6, 6:2; read

Waste, by Granville-Barker: G B Shaw makes debut as actor, London, F 2, III, 2:3; read

G B Shaw article answers attacks by G K Chesterton and H Belloc on himself and H G Wells, F 9, V, 1:1; read

por, F 9, pt 5, p1;

Getting Married, by G B Shaw: Shaw says new play written for revenge on critics, int, My 10, III, 1:6; read

Rev calls Getting Married boring, Haymarket Theater, London, My 13, 7:5; read

Shaw defends play; says he did not expect it to be understood, My 17, III, 3:3; read

Shaw int on play, My 24, V, 2:1; read

Shaw and Sir Alfred Douglas reptd at odds over Douglas' critique of play, My 31, III, 1:6; read

Gets into quarrel with Lord A Douglas, Je 7, pt 3, 3:1 read

Por, Jl 12, pt 1, p3 read

G B Shaw says great artists are creators like Bach and Beethoven, O 11, III, 1:2; read

A Henderson of N Carolina says he is most brilliant and typical man of this decade, article in La Societe Nouvelle, Belgian magazine, N 1, pt 5, 10:4; read
 
French writer C Chase investigates his philosophy, D 13, pt 6, 4:2. read


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1909

Sister L F Butterfield divorced, Ja 14, 1:6; read

Ill with severe cold, London, Ja 23, 1:6; read

Ed on his remark to tell pub he is dead, Ja 26, 8:4; read

Admirable Bashville, The, by G B Shaw: premiere, London, Ja 27, 9:4; read

Still ill, Ja 31, pt 3, 2:3; read

Play fails, Ja 31, III, 2:3; read

Says he would be willing to see monument to himself erected during his lifetime provided it was good one; says one by F A R  Rodin would lead him to consider suicide; Socialists urge him to be candidate for Parliament, F 9, 4:2; read

Illus, F 14, pt 5, p8; read

G B Shaw on theater sizes and effect on his plays, int, London, F 14, V, 14:2; read

Mr 28, pt 3, 3:4;

Lady C Lytton shows notes she wrote in own blood while imprisoned; illus of Brit suffragettes; partial list of 300 prominent Brit men who favor suffrage includes J Galsworthy, G B Shaw and J McCarthy, illus, Mr 28, III, 3:4,5; read

Fabian Essays, The; reissued with new preface by G B Shaw, Ap 10, II, 206:3; read

G B Shaw comments on Frohman plan, lr, My 10, 1:5; read

Ed on Shaw assessment of Frohman character and plans, My 11, 8:3; read

G B Shaw characterization of him noted, int, London, My 18, 1:6; read

Shewing Up of Blanco Posnet, The, by G B Shaw: new play barred by censor, London; Shaw comments, My 22, 1:5; read

Again comments, My 23, III, 3:7; read

G B Shaw reptdly has completed play on woman suffrage, My 24, 7:2; read

Play is called Press Cuttings, compiled from the Correspondence and Editorial Columns of the Daily Press; plot noted, My 30, III, 2:6; read

Press Cuttings, by G B Shaw: banned by censor, London, Je 26, 1:6; read

Shaw comments, Je 27, III, 2:6; read

Article on Shaw's rev of G K Chesterton bk, George Bernard Shaw; por sketch, S 12, pt 5, 10:1, 3; read

Shaw lr to London Times urges censorship be abolished, but if it must be retained he recommends himself as man most qualified for post of censor, O 11, 1:4; read

Bk revd, O 22, pt 2, 624:1; read

Editorial on his refusal to visit US at Christmas, D 6, 8:3; read

London production by the Stage Society opens, Aldwych Theater, D 12, III, 3:4; read

Shaw lr to Frohman tells of new play written for Frohman London theater which is four hours long and arranged without any intermissions, D 15, 2:7 read


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1910

G B Shaw, in reply to Women's Trade Union League request for his comment on Magistrate Olmsted saying strike was against God, says Amer is always in Almighty's confidence, telegram, text, Ja 6, 5:2; read
 
Olmsted comments on Shaw's reply, Ja 7, 6:3 read

Debate in One Sitting, A, By G B Shaw: given, London, F 24, 6:4; read

Memorial meeting in honor of late M Harman, woman's rights advocate, held, NYC; G B Shaw's lr in tribute read; other tributes paid by prominent speakers, Mr 28, 4:4; read

G B Shaw lr to London Times opposes order requiring schoolgirls to wear black, My 12, 4:2, 5; read

Ed comment backing Shaw, My 13, 8:5; read

G B Shaw declines inv to dinner in Rodin honor, Paris; says he has already praised him by being subject of a Rodin work, Je 19, III, 4:4; read

G B Shaw lr on London laws governing cremation, Ag 21, III, 3:4; read

G B Shaw lr to Le Temps opposes use of lash; Les Temps and Figaro approve it, S 25, III, 4:6 read

G B Shaw urges pensions for all, labor meeting, London, O 16, III, 3:6; read

Dark Lady of the Sonnets, The, by G B Shaw; comment on the London production, D 11, VI, p2 read

Article on Shaw use of Shakespear as a character in play, D 25, V, 6:1. read


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1911

Dark Lady of the Sonnets, The, by G B Shaw: Dr A Henderson charges Shaw plagiarized his Shakespearean play, F 5, V, p6; read

Por, F 5, pt 4, p6;

Prof A Henderson biog ready for pub, F 6, 3:2; read

H Bernstein article on Shaw views on Amer and Amers; pors of Shaw in 1879, 1889 and 1811, My 14, pt 5, p2; read

Says Christ was a failure and mention of God is now out of fashion, s, Cambridge, My 30, 3:5; read

M P R V Harcourt, G B Shaw, others ridicule Lord Chamberlain's appointment of author C H E Brookfield as Dramatic Censor, N 26, III, 4:5; read

Ed chiding Shaw lauds Brookfield apptmnt, N 27, 10:3; read

G B Shaw and G K Chesterton debate proposition that a democrat who is not also a Socialist is no gentleman, London, D 3, III, 4:1; read

Henderson's critical biog revd, D 3, pt 6,759:1; read

A Daly criticizes Shaw business methods and attempt to teach him how to act, int, NYC, D 10, V, 10:2. read


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1912

C Hamilton and G B Shaw views on cause of pub disinterest in theater, Ja 7, 7:1; read

Shaw scores Phila for jailing protestors; actors held for ct and bail after several persons testify play is immoral, Ja 20, 3:2; read

G B Shaw says war is a sport, not a necessity, lr to Le Monde Illus; draws parallel between war and boxing, F 11, III, 3:5; read

G B Shaw gives his views on religious aspects of home rule, lr to London Christian Globe; says R C Church must be reorganized under home rule, F 25, III, 4:7; read

G B Shaw, asked to finance running of Otley, Eng, woolen mill which was offered free of charge to Yorkshire Socialists by mfr J Peats, agrees to do so only if Peats gets charter establishing Socialism in Yorkshire, Mr 10, III, 4:7; read

G B Shaw orders club to vacate rooms it occupies in his house; says club's activities disturb him, Mr 24, IV, 6:1; read

French pub reptd unimpressed by him, Mr 31, pt 3, 3:3; read

Press Cuttings, by G B Shaw: premiered, Broadway Theater, at Woman Suffrage Party benefit, Ap 3, 8:4; read

G B Shaw mocks minimum wage bill, s, London; Ap 4, 3:4,5; read

Excerpts from lrs exchd with late Count Tolstoy showing difference in their views on good and evil, Ap 7, pt 3, 1:1; read

Shaw article in London Daily News questions why disaster has caused 'explosion of outrageous, romantic lying', My 14, 4:1, 2; read

Ed comment on Shaw article, My 15, 10:3; read

Punch pub satirical article on Shaw; text, Je 2, pt 3, 5:3; read

Article on formation, aims and project of collecting from repr men some contribution which will record individual explanation of man's genius or authority which marks him out among his fellows; G B Shaw, other contributors noted, Je 2, V, 9; read

Ed comment on G B Shaw recent anti-vivisection s at Brit Assn meeting, London, Je 18, 10:4; read

Rumored in NY, S 4, 1:6; read

Reptd in Wapping, Eng, completing play, S 7, 11:2; read

G B Shaw lr on forcible feeding of suffragettes in London prisons says Gov't is not responsible if they choose to die by starvation, S 17, 4:1; read

Fanny's First Play, by G B Shaw, premiere, Collier's Comedy Theater, S 17, 11:1; read

Mrs Harriman backs Shaw view, int, Chicago, S 18, 5:5; read

Ed comment takes issue with Shaw, S 18, 10:4; read

Invited to make lecture tour of US, S 20, 11:1; read

Denies he will come to NY, S 21, 3:5; read

G B Shaw says women have gone completely beyond the law, S 27, 4:4; read

Shaw attacks critics, says they are ignorant of art and do not know Shakespear, int, London Observer, S 29, II, 15:1; read

Overruled, by G B Shaw: premiere, London, O 15, 9:4; read

Century Theater Club women accuse Shaw of insulting women, N 10, 7:3; read

Bishop Willesden, A C Doyle, G B Shaw and others reactions on Brit Royal Comm on Divorce rept rec­ommends additional grounds for divorce and restricted publicity of cases, N 13, 1:2. read

G B Shaw article describing artist at work, D 1, VI, 732:1. read


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1913

Asks London audience not to applaud his play, Jan 1, 17:4; read

Criticism of his "Philosophy of Mirth," Jan 19, VI, 24:1; read

His abuse of the paradox, special article, Feb 2, VI, 50:1; read

Criticism of Abel Hermant, Feb 3, 3:3; read

Attack on Speaker Lowther, Feb 9, III, 1:3; read

French press reviews of "You Never Can Tell," Feb 23, IX, 11:1; read

Mother dies, Mar 1, 1:6; read

Definition of socialism, Mar 16, IV, 5:2; read

Article on peace of Europe, Mar 18, 9:5; read

Article on domestic life on England, Mar 30, III, 4:3; read

Article on Marconi inquiry, Apr 13, III, 3:1; read

Duped by swindler, May 10, 3:2; read

"Androcles and the Lion" will be produced, May 27, 4:3; read

On Huebsch's version of Sudermann's "Song of Songs," June 26, 9:3; read

Attacks England for refusing to endow national theater, July 15, 3:4; read

Interview on article, Aug 17, V, 3:4; read

Criticism of play "Androcles and the Lion," Sept 2, 7:2; read

Comment upon his play "Pygmalion," Sept 7, III, 4:6; read

Replies to letter of Rev M Gibbon criticising his play "Androcles and the Lion," Sept 29, 3:4; read

Comment on withdrawl of "Androcles and the Lion," Nov 2, VII, 9:3; read

"Great Catherine" produced in London, critics disapprove, Nov 19, 3:4; read

Special article on his "Pygmalion," Nov 30, V, 1:1; read

On the Bishop of Kennsington's attack on the stage, Dec 7, VIII, 4:4. read


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1914

Suggests means by which England could put an end to warfare if France and Germany should quarrel, Jan 1, 3:2; read

Jury foreman at the mock trial of "Edwin Drood" murder case in London, Jan 8, 1:4; read

Editorial, Jan 11, II, 14:4; read

Chapter from Cyril Maude's book on the Haymarket Theater quoted, Mar 1, VII, 7:1; read

Speaks at demonstration to promote Socialist unity, Mar 27, 1:7; read

Comments on the plan of the London Coliseum to give "serial plays," Apr 3, 4:5 read

Criticised for using word "bloody" in "Pygmalion," Apr 13, 4:5; read

Editorial on the English attitude toward the adjective, Apr 14, 10:4; read

Offending word used but once, Apr 15, 4:3; read

Letter on use of "bloody," by John Corbin, Apr 15, 12:7; read

Letters by John L Shine and Phil J Barry, Apr16, 8:6; read

Wife tells of his views on militant suffrage methods, Apr 29, 5:5 read

Criticism of Mrs Patrick Campbell's phonetics recalled, May 10, VIII, 5:6; read

Praised by Dr Alfred Kerr, May 22, 3:5; read

Comment upon in special article by James Huneker, June 21, V, 11:1; read

Plays moving picture trick on London society with Sir James Barrie and Granville Barker, July 4, 4:3; read

Letter scoring Russia in war, and editorial, Sept 2, 8:2, 4; read

Message from Mrs Patrick Campbell, Oct 14, 11:3; read

Letter to George Tyler giving reasons for not coming to Amer, Oct 18, VIII, 7:8; read

Sees Peace Conference, with Wilson presiding, after Europe is ruined, Oct 19, 1:2; read

Herbert Eulenberg answers him, Oct 20, 5:3 read

Letter petitioning Pres Wilson to ask warring nations to quit Belgian soil, Nov 7, 2:6; read

Editorial on his articles on the war, Nov 14, 10:4; read

Special article on "Common Sense About the War," Nov 15, V, 1:1; read

Editorial, Nov 15, III, 2:1; read

Answered by W Cunningham, Nov 16, 8:7; read

Answered by Arnold Bennett; indorsed by Ridder, Nov 18, 3:1, 3; read

Answers Bennett, Nov 19, 3:5; read

Cunninghame Graham points out flaws in his logic, Nov 20, 2:3; read

"Common Sense About TheWar," second installment, Nov 22, V, 1:1; read

Editorials, Nov 22, III, 2:3; read

Letters by N Y Times readers, Nov 22, V, 3:1; read

Answered by Christabel Pankhurst, Nov 22, V, 3:1; read

British publicists attack his pro-German arguments, Nov 22, II, 3:5; read

Robert Blatchford asks why censor didn't stop his article; S K Hocking praises his courage but deplores his "excess of cynicism," Nov 23, 3:5, 6; read

High pay for soldiers, editorial, Nov 23, 10:4; read

Attacked in House of Commons, Nov 26, 3:2; read

Letter to Daily Citizen's attack, Nov 27, 4:4; read

Letter by E C Paterson, Nov 27, 10:6; read

London Outlook assails him, Nov 28, 2:7; read

Labor Party attack, editorial, Nov 28, 12:2; read

Letter by Sam Test on trade union army, Nov 28, 12:5; read

Letter in reply to critics, says he is not attacking Sir Edward Grey personally, Nov 29, II, 3:1; read

Shaw and Jaures, editorial, letter by J Gee, Nov 29, III, 2:2, 4; read

The terms of peace, special article, Nov 29, V, 1:1; read

Letters of blame and praise, Nov 29, VII, 7:1 read

London Daily Express suggests curb for him, Dec 1, 1:4; read

Prof Stockton Axson calls him "inhumanly cool," Dec 1, 2:6; read

Censorship neatly described, editorial, Dec 1, 12:5; read

Denounces pro-German Irish and would help French to win; attacked by Abel Hermant and Mrs Pankhurst, Dec 2, 3:1; 5; read

Says critics falsely describe his pamphlet as pro-German, Dec 8, 2:5; read

Sees a light in "Yellow Book," Dec 13, II, 3:1; read

Editorial, Dec 14, 10:2;

Says neutrals should be told the real, not official arguments, Dec 16, 3:6; read

Justifies treaty breaking and argues that for Germany to respect Belgium's neutrality would be suicidal, Dec 20, II, 2:6; read

Verses on him in the Prussian manner, editorial, Dec 21, 8:1; read

Can't praise Russia and says England should avow hostility to Czardom, Dec 23, 4:5; read

Letter by P Troubetzkoy attacking his exposition of neutrality, Dec 24, 8:6. read


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1915

Coming to U S to see plays produced by G Barker, Jan 13, 1:2; read

Statement by C Chesterton on his war criticisms, Jan 13, 7:4; read

Sends check with letter to Belgian Relief Fund, Jan 14, 3:1; read

Cables to J B Pond that he is not coming to U S, Jan 16, 1:4; read

Praised by C Chesterton, Jan 16, 8:7; read

Praised by Berlin Vorwaerts, telegram, Jan 23, 3:8; read

Makes appeal for Belgium, Jan 28, 4:2; read

"Fanny's First Play" successfully revived in London, assailed by critics, he answers attacks, Feb19, 5:1; read

Essay on war widely circulated in Germany, Feb 20, 4:5; read

Influence of writing on Amer opinion attacked by J O P Bland, Mar 3, 3:6; read

Gibes at Monroe Doctrine, Mar 6, 1:7; read

Tribute from Dr H Moskowitz, Mar 17, 3:1; read

"Doctor's Dilemma" produced in NYC by G Barker, Mar 27, 11:1; read

Article used by German propagandists in Italy, Apr 5, 1:7; read

"You Never Can Tell" revived at Garrick Theater; Daly's remarks about the author, Apr 6, 11:4; read

Editorial, Apr 7, 12:5; read

Review of play, Apr 11, VII, 6:7; read

Belittled by J C Powys, Apr 12, 6:7; read

Letter to friend in Vienna, May 8, 10:6; read

A Noyes hissed by college students for attack on him, May 21, 9:3; read

Trebitsch says he is persecuted for friendship to Germany, June 5, 1:2; read

Attacks Northcliffe on basis of Sheffington's sentence for anti- recruiting speech, June 16, 2:5; read

Calls himself and Sir E Grey public dangers for telling the truth; points out that his statements at beginning of war have all come true, July 17, 2:8; read

Quoted on "plot" between France, England, and Belgium against Germany on German poster in Belgium to prove "incriminating documents," Aug 9, 3:4; read

Writes letter on compulsory national service and strain of war, Sept 3, 4:3; read

Lecture on "Aspects of the War"; favors general election, denounces those who want to muzzle Lord Northcliffe, Oct 27, 2:5; read

Lecture, "Illusion of the War," condemns hatred of enemies; comments on duty to Belgium; urges change of Govt and
relaxation of military law, Oct 28, 3:6; read

Play "Flaherty V C," suppressed in Dublin, Nov 16, 2:4; read

"Flaherty V C" not suppressed but postponed, Nov 17, 3:8; read

Statement of Dublin manager with regard to postponement of "Flaherty V C," synopsis, Nov 18, 3:2; read

Address on league of western civilization against future war, Nov 25, 1:2; read

Speaks at mothers' meeting on peace, Dec 3, 1:7; read

Correspondence with which he enlivened the rehearsals of "Major Barbara," Dec 5, VI, 6:2; read

Letter in Intercollegiate Socialist on Amer preparedness, Dec 7, 4:4; read

Speech on "The Nation's Vitality," for East London Federation of Suffragettes, discusses peace, attacks Asquith, McKenna, and Lloyd George, defends Haldane, answers charge that he is pro-German, Dec 19, II, 12:1; read

Editorial on his speech on killing men and letting babies die, Dec 21, 12:5. read


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1916

Interviewed on conscription, Jan 5, 2:5; read

Criticism of Shakespear's Beatrice and Benedick in "Much Ado About Nothing," Apr 2, IV, 6:2; read

On how to read Shakespear, Apr 9, IV, 4; read

Special article "Irish Nonsense about Ireland," Apr 9, VI, 1:1; read

Reply from J D Hackett letter, Apr 15, 12:6; read

Special article, "The German Case Against Germany," Apr 16, VI, 1:1; read

Letters of comment, Apr 19, 12:7; read

Remarks on free speech in U S answered by L C R Sedgwick, letter, Apr 28, 10:6; read

Literary career reviewed in A Hamon book, May 7, VI, 189:1; read

Comments on Irish revolt and executions, May 11, 3:2; read

Writes to girl pacifist, Cecilia Zilberman, June 7, 9:2; read

Special article attacking Sir E Grey, July 9, V, 1:1; read

W Faversham to produce his "Getting Married" in U S, July 13, 9:5; read

Attacked by M Leon, letter, July16, VII, 2:5; read

Special article on Anglo-Amer relations and post-bellum alliances, Oct 22, V, 2:1; read
 
Criticised for cynicism with regard to Anglo-Amer relations by H B Hulbert, letter, Oct 26, 10:6; read

Letter to Gertrude Kingston, Nov 12, I, 19:5; read

Correspondence between him and W Faversham regarding production of "Getting Married," Nov 12, II, 7:1; read

Drama League of Amer invites him to deliver series of lectures in the U S, Nov 17, 8:7; read

Interviewed on Irish problem by F V Conolly, special article, Nov 26, V, 4:1; read image

G H Brennan says his contemplated tour to U S is opposed by British Govt which holds up his correspondence, Dec 11, 8:7; read

Quoted on religion by Rev Dr J H Jowett, special article, Dec 17, V, 6:4; read

Denies that British bar his coming to US and that G H Brennan is promoting lecture tour, Dec 19, 2:5. read


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1917

Letter to N Y Chapter of the Drama League of Amer giving reasons for not visiting U S, Jan 3, 9:3; read

Writes in The New Republic on unnatural alliance of the Entente, suggests new 4-power alliance between France, England, Germany, and US, Jan 7, I, 4:3; read

His comedy "John Bull's Other Island" criticised in Berlin, Jan 22, 3:7; read

Preface to "The Autobiography of a Super-Tramp" by W H Davies, special article, Mar 18, VII, 9:1; read

Message to Provisional Govt of Russia, Apr 1, I, 3:3; read

Comments on Amer intervention in war, and Pres Wilson's statesmanship, Apr 4, 3:4; read

Says it is useless for British to attend Stockholm Socialist conference and that terms will be decided in the old way at conclusion of war, Aug 11, 3:8; read

Summarizes Pres Wilson's reply to the Pope on peace, Sept, 2, I, 2:3; read

"Misalliance" produced at the Broadhurst Theater, Sept 28, 9:1; read

Letter to W Faversham on "Misalliance" stating attitude toward benefit performances on his plays, Sept 30, III, 8:6; read

Opinions of the war written for benefit of Library Fund, Dec 2, II, 8:1; read

How to solve the Irish Problem, Dec 2, III, p 1.


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1918

New Year's greetings, Jan 1, 3:4; read

Comments on Allies' statements on war aims, British Government's treatment of Lansdowne letter, and Russian revolution, Jan 12, 2:5; read

Personality and work discussed by Mary Shaw, Mar 24, IV, 11:2; read

Is Labor candidate for East Middlesbrough, D 4, 3:5. read


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1919

Speaks at Hempstead on The Present Predicament of the Theater, Jl 13, IV, 2:8; read

Irish tailors demand that he remove character of tailor from his play “Androcles and the Lion”, N 24, 15:2. read


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1920

Complains that English press did not criticize article of his on Ireland when it appeared in England, but only when printed in N Y Amer, Ja 7, 21:3; read

Ed on article in the N Y Amer on hunger strikers, S 7, 14:5; read

Sp art on new woman, S 19, III, 21:1. read


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1921

Discusses juries consisting of men and women, Ja 29, 2:4; read

Says Shakespear would have delighted in Chas Chaplin, My 13, 3:3; read

Speaks at meeting of Soc of Authors in London; ridicules offer of $10,000 for his name on Amer film, My 26, 1:2; read

Interviewed on movie offer, My 27, 19:7; read

A Henderson's review of his book, Back To Methuselah, Je 12, III, 4:1; read

Lr to London Daily News; discusses Lloyd George's address at opening of Imperial Conference and says he has declared war on U S, Je 23, 5:1; read

New gospel of longevity will be published in "Back to Methuselah," Je 23, 8:1; read

Picks Carpentier to defeat Dempsey, Je 30, 13:3; read

Kearns replies to his opinion of Dempsey-Carpentier fight, Jl 1, 10:3; read

Invitation by O G Willard to visit U S and reply, Ag 21, II, 2:6; read

Declines to pay visit to Chicago, S 1, 16:1; read

Says Ireland fears British alliance would mean fighting U S, S 6, 2:7; read

Called "criminal anarch" for predicting U S - British war, lr by Jones, S 12, 2:1; read

Replies to Jones; text of reply and of original Jones lr, S 20, 3:1; read

Jones, in lr to Sir S Bancroft, refuses to serve on com with him because of feud; criticised by The London Morning Post; Jones writes to The Post approving of ed, excerpt from Jones's lr to Post, S 21, 19:3; read

G Moore's lr, in which he says Shaw lacks aestheticism, sold at Anderson Gal, O 23, II, 12:2; read

Denunciation by H A Jones in concluding lr to "My Dear Wells," O 23, VII, 2:4; read

Asks who "Babe" Ruth is, O 29, 1:7; read

Play Heartbreak House fails in London, N 18, 20:2; R Blatchford ridicules recent fling at armament conference made in The London Nation, N 20, 2:7; read

Ed on statement on arms parley, N 22, 18:3; read

Ed Invincible pessimists, D 12, 14:5. read


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1922

Theater Guild to present his play, Back to Methuselah, in 3 separate parts, Ja 23, 8:1;

Lr to Theater Guild on changes in Back to Methuselah, F 5, VI, 1:2; read

Article by C T Hallenam on how to meet him, F 19, VII, 2:5; read

Declines invitation of Labor Party to become Parliamentary candidate; says he might consider political job for 4,000 pounds a yr and handsome pension, F 24, 1:4; read

Theater Guild gives first 2 parts of Back to Methuselah, F 28, 17:2; read

Part V of Back to Methuselah given, Mr 14, 11:2; read

Says alcohol dulls critical sense; criticises statement of Quiller-Couch, Mr 22, 6:3; read

Reproduction of his lr to G C Tyler, Ap 30, VII, 1:2; read

Statement on Krassin's suggestion that he be Chairman of Internatl Comm on Russia's Debt, My 16, 1:4; read

Open lr on works of Leon Tolstoy, My 21, III, 20:1; read

Comments on Dean Inge's views on sex in fiction, Je 11, III, 20:1; read

Ed on his criticism of Jas M Barrie, Je 18, II, 4:4; read

Theater Guild wins first option on his plays, Jl 4, 11:4; read

Visits in Ireland, opinion on situation, Ag 21, 13:4; read

Ed., Ag 22, 16; read

Talks to doctors of St Thomas's Hospital, S 17, II, 10:7; read

Review of preface to bk on English prison reform, por, O 29, III, 4:1; read

Lrs to Mrs P Campbell in her autobiography, N 19, III, 4:1. read


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1923

Interview with Agnes M Miall, sp art, Ja 7, IV, 1:1 read

Play Arms and the Man causes riot in Czech theater, F 10, 8:2; read

Eds on article in N Y Amer on conditions in Ireland, Mr 7, 14:5; read

Article in periodical, New Leader, says all Irish Free Staters should be armed and ready to shoot rioters, Mr 16, 6:1; read

Views on moving pictures vs authors, Ap 8, IV, 3:1; read

Sp art on internatl celebration of Shakespear's tercentenary, Ap 22, VIII, 3:1 read

Ed on his suggestion to arm people in Ireland, My 3, 18:5; read

Correspondence between him and Theater Guild on production of The Devil's Disciple, My 6, VII, 1:3; read

Lr by A Guiterman taking him to task for queer notions of Amer history in play The Devil's Disciple, My 6, II, 6:7; read

Views on Walt Whitman, Je 10, III, 6:1; read

Eds on errors in typography and history in The Devil's Disciple as pointed out by A Guiterman, Je 11, 12:4; read

Shaw's American History, Je 13, 18:8; read

Lr to London Times on condition in Ireland, Jl 31, 3:6; read

Views on modern letter writing, sp art, S 2, III, 3:2; read

On statesmen, sp art, S 2, VII, 8:2 read

Predicts world prohibition of hard liquor, says Mary Lawton, N 7, 29:3; read

Explains, in lr to R Somerville, head of NY Univ Dramatic Art Dept, why amateurs who put on plays in name of charity pay more for privilege than regular producers; says difference between amateur and professional performer is not in the pay, N 25, II, 4:5; read

Ed on unveiling of tablet to R B Sheridan in Bath, N 25, II, 6:6; read

Remarks on vegetarians before Vegetarian Soc of London Univ, D 9, IV, 10:2; read

Review of play Saint Joan, D 29, 8:4; read

Sp art by H L Brock on Saint Joan; lr to E Reicher on cutting script of Heartbreak House, D 30, IV, p 3. read


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1924

Argues with G K Chesterton on English breakfast, F 10, II, 7:2; read

Mr 15; read

Lr to his candidate for Parliamentary seat for Abbey Div of Westminster, F Brockway, Mr 16, 5:1; read

Account of how he behaves at a rehearsal, Mr 23, VIII, 2:8;

Attends opening of St Joan in London; refuses curtain speech, Mr 27, 16:2; read

Replies to men who wanted his books barred from Needham, Mass schools, Ap 11, 23:4; read

Lr to Paris publication on Joan of Arc, sp art by J Graham, Ap 13, VIII, 2:1; read

Ed on statements on stage pronunciation of words, Ap 14, 16:3; read

Vigorous exponent of campaign against slipshod English; says natives should speak it so foreigners can understand it, Je 14, 11:4; read

Ed on his views on protest against steer roping at British Empire Exposition, Je 17,18:6; read

Sp art on slovenly use of English language, Jl 6, VIII, 2:7; read

Review of the preface to play, Saint Joan, Jl 20, III, 5:1; read

Sp art by A Shuford on his suggestion for standardization of English language as it is spoken, Jl 27, IV, 2:1; read

Art by S Strunsky, Ag 10, III, 4:1; read

Quoted on pacifism, sp art by H Bernstein, Ag 10, VIII, 12:4; read

England lifts 22-yr ban on play, Mrs Warren's Profession, S 7, 24:1; read

Art on his invitation to contribute to new history pub by Encyclopaedia Britannica Co, S 14, IV, 4:2; read

Art on T Helburn's int, S 21, VII, 2:1; read

Play, Arms and the Man, presented in Berlin, causes Bulgarian Legation to protest its appearance as ridiculing Bulgaria, S 25, 25:2; read

Lr to Bulgarian paper urging cultivation of sense of humor as remedy for offense at his play, Arms and the Man, O 7, 8:1; read

Production of play, Saint Joan, delayed by Vienna censor, O 18, 18:3; read

Discusses effect of vegetarianism on the disposition, O 24, 11:1; read

Saint Joan produced in Vienna, O 26, 30:2; read

Says English election is never fought on English questions, s at Luton, O 29, 6:5; read

Ed on alledged preference for baseball over cricket, O 30, 18:5; read

Sees danger in Lord Grey or Lord Curzon as Foreign Minister, N 1, 6:2; read

Ability as a lecturer, comment by H W Horwill, N 2, III, 10:4; read

Reads play, Flaherty, V C, to radio audience, N 21, 2:7; read

Says in London s England has destroyed League of Nations by Egyptian policy, N 27, 2:6; read

Ridicules Soviet Govt says it must get rid of 3rd Internatl if it wishes cooperation of English Socialists; art in Moscow Izvestia, D 8, 1:7; read

Comments on O'Flaherty, V C, as broadcasting material, D 21, VIII, 16:1. read


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1925

Lr from J F Cullen on his failure to visit Amer, Ja 4, VIII, 19:5; read

Report that slap at Zinovieff has caused Soviet Govt to stop run of his play, Saint Joan, Ja 6, 1:2; read

Theater Guild to present cycle of plays, Ja 17, 12:3; read

Quoted in sp art by H Callender on low intelligence of today, Ja 25, IV, p 13 read

Ed A Static Revolutionist (on views of W Archer), F 6, 16:2; read

Report that Soviet Govt had barred production of Saint Joan denied in Russia, F 7, 17:2; read

Learns the tango while at Madeira, F 13, 21:2; read

100th performance of Saint Joan given in Berlin, F 28, 4:3; read

Contract with producers of Candida, Mr 1, VII, 1:7; read

Report that he will write no more plays, Mr 2, 15:1; read

Replies to statement crediting him with intention to write no more plays, Mr 3, 21:4; read

Quoted in ed on men's clothes, Mr 15, II, 6:3; read

Comment on effect of radio on theater, Mr 21, 4:3; read

Message read at opening session of internatl birth control conf in NYC, Mr 26, 18:1; read

Text of message read at birth control conf, por, Mr 29, IX, 6:1; read

On radio and theater, Ap 4, 20:1; read

R Somerville, director of Washington Sq College Players of N Y Univ is negotiating for broadcasting plays, Ap 19, X, 15:1; read

S on anniversary of Shakespears birth, Ap 24, 10: read;

Ed A Static Revolutionist, F 6, 16:2; read

Por in review of Table-Talk of GBS, by A Henderson, My 3, III, 1:1; read

Report that he has written new play entitled, Trial of Jesus, My 11, 17:3; read

Denies authorship of play, Trial of Jesus, says it is by J Masefiled, My 12, 3:6; read

Lr to T P O'Connor declining invitation to dinner in honor of Ramsay MacDonald, My 14, 14:2; read

Recovering from influenza, My 16, 17:3; read

N Y Univ students select him as favorite dramatist, My 17, 2:2; read

Review of monograph by E Shanks, Je 7, III, 11:1; read

On W J Bryan and evolution of man, Je 10: 1:6; read

Objects to P Snowden's use of term "Communists" in connection with British agitators, Je 13, 4:6; read

P Souday's comment on attitude of Paris toward his "Saint Joan," por, Je 14, III, 20:1; read
 
Lr to London Times upholds J Epstein in controversy over memorial to W H Hudson, Je 17, 3:2; read

Says he and every one else is mad, in appeal for funds for nerve training school, Je 22, 17:7; read

Debate with H Belloc on "What is Coming?" sp art, illus, Je 28, IX, p 1; read

Likeness in stained-glass window to be dedicated in Ethical Ch of London, Jl 4, 10:8; read

Comment on Scopes evolution trial, Jl 10, 6:4; read

Lrs on his debate with Belloc on religion, Jl 12, VIII, 12:1; read

On J Epstein's Memorial, Jl 19, IV, p 10; read

Mentioned in sp art on sanity of genius, Ag 30, IV, p 17; read

Assails British Medical Council in lr to Irish Times, S 3, 27: 4; read

Is preparing a book on Socialism and Capitalism for women, S 4, 24:2; read

Art by A Henderson, The Universal Shaw, S 13, VIII, 2:6; read

Extracts from Theater Guild notes showing correspondence on production of plays, S 20, VIII, 2:8; read

Gives permission for Washington Sq Players to produce his plays, O 12, 21:3; read

Mentioned in ed on selection of Lord Rector of Univ of Glasgow, O 14, 24:5; read

Students of St Andrew's Univ want him as rector, O 16, 18:4; read

Denounced in book by H A Jones as England's foe, O 20, 9:1; read

Makes no reply to denunciation by H A Jones, O 21, 22:8; read

Assails General Medical Council, lr to London Times, O 23, 6:1; read

Lr from A D Marsh on controversy with H A Jones, O 25, VIII, 14:5; read

Art by J Pennell; por, N 1, IV, 1:1; read

Gives bail for Communists arrested on sedition charge, N 5, 12:4; read

Claims credit for Locarno treaty; says Chamberlain 12 yrs behind time, N 13, 6:4; read

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Picture on new brand of German cigar, N 22, IV, 18:3; read

Outlines views on life in idealistic Socialist State, N 27, 19:2; read

Ridicules Moscow "Reds" in statement on Communist trial in London, D 4, 5:1; read

Ed, D 5, 18:6; read

Sarcasm assailed by H Bernstein, art by W Littlefield, D 13, IX, 11:3; read

Extracts from lecture before Fabian Soc in London; views on length of working day, religion, education, marriage - issues that would confront his theoretical Socialist State, D 20, III, 3:1. read

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1926

Adopts code signature to escape publicity, Ja 10, II, 1:4; read

Hits General Medical Council in statement to Royal College of Physicians on reinstatement of Dr Axham, Ja 21, 3:5; read

Admits he learned the tango at Madeira, but says he has no time or youth for it now, Ja 28, 6:3; read

Criticizes applause in theaters, F 7, II, 4:3; read

Says he refuses to have his plays filmed because it would kill the market for his stage plays, F 13, 17:1; read

I Zangwill on Shaw's faith in Jewish translators and agents, F 22, 2:2; read

Denies that he thinks moving pictures vulgar class of entertainment, F 26, 6:3; read

Will produce Mrs Warrens Profession with A Bourchier; will insert New lines not submitted to censor in recent performance, F 28, 29:2; read

Socialistic writings denounced by Capt G Frankau, Mr 28, 12:5; read

Belittles Frankau's criticisms, Mr 30, 16:4; read

Favors reconstruction of Shakespear Memorial Theater at Stratford-on-Avon, Ap 2, 23:2; read

Lends Easington Rural District Council $150,000 for housing purposes, Ap 3, 14:8; read

Feature article by C Price on his reasons for taking out a monomark, My 2, 10:1; read

Favors equal no of men and women on Advisory Com of Lord Chamberlain to censor English plays, Je 12, 4:4; read

Refuses to permit a labor organization to use his play free, Je 13, 13:6; read

Refuses request of Actresses' Franchise League to plead the cause of women, Je 19, 12:5; read

Criticizes "anarchical" films of U S, Je 25, 3:6; read

Refuses to support women in movement to change voting age from 30 to 21, Jl 1, 4:2; read

Young man with Amer accent scales from gate to see if he is at home, Jl 1, 4:2; read

In declining to attend a historical pageant, says his own funeral is the only pageant he expects to attend in the future, Jl 6, 23:2; read

Plans for 70th birthday celebration, Jl 25, 7:5; Jl 26, 4:2; read

Appraisal by G K Chesterton, feature article, por, Jl 25, IV, 6:1; read

Birthday celebration; excerpts from s, Jl 27, 1:3; read

Eds, Jl 27, 16:4; read

Jl 28, 16:4, 5 read

Says Germans have made him famous in Europe, in lr to Dr Gustav F Sthamer, Ag 1, II, 1:4; read

Lr from C Belfrage on his postcards, Ag 8, VII, 8:1; read

Text of s delivered on his 70th birthday, illus; tribute by K Capek, sketch, Ag 15, VIII, p 3; read

Attacks economic principles of British Govt in article contributed to London financial paper, Ag 17, 4:5; read

Defended by H G Wells in his controversy with London Daily Herald over Govt's financial policy, Ag 19, 19:2; read

Ed on controversy over financial policy of GB, Ag 20, 16:1; read

G S Viereck tells of interviewing him, Ag 24, 9:5; read

Feature article by H W Horwill, S 12, III, 10:2; read

Views on socialism, por, feature article, S 12, IX, p 1; read

Wins contention that NY courts have no jurisdiction over him, in suit brought by J A Levinson to restrain him from interfering with film version of Chocolate Soldier, S 16, 20:3; read

On Joan of Arc, S 19, X, 10:7; read

Advises Americans to stop sending money to Ireland, O 3, II, 19:7; read

Rev H Neumann on his recent investigation of religious beliefs, O 4, 18:7; read

Says he is incapable of writing anything new at present, O 7, 44:1; read

D W Griffith says he refused Shaw's offer to write scenario in 1917, O 11, 11:5; read

Does not recall rejection of scenario offer, O 12, 31:5; read

Declines to speak at meeting of cremators, O 21, 18:5; read

Review of his book, Translations and Tom-fooleries, por, O 31, III, 2:1; read

Name on London theater sign reduced in size at his request, N 7, 20:1; read

Awarded Nobel literary prize, N 12, 8:2; read

Award meets with Stockholm's approval, N 13, 4:3; read

Ed, N 13, 16:6; read

Feature article on plays and playhouses, in connection with construction of theater for Theater Guild, N 14, VIII, 1:3; read

Thinks English censor owes him $2,500,000 for holding up plays, N 17, 7:3; read

Tempted by Lasky's offer of $75,000 for film rights of Cashel Byron's Profession, N 18, 26:6; read

Accepts Nobel honor but declines money awarded; suggests its use for promotion of Swedish literature and art in Gt Britain, N 19, 1:2; read

On literary prizes; action on Nobel prize will be discussed by Swedish Academy, N 20, 6:3; read
 
Ed, N 20, 16:5; read

Will hold money, pending decision, N 21, 8:1; read

Answers Tunney's criticism of Cashel Byron's Profession; approves of married women teachers, N 22, 6:1; read

Tunney disclaims criticism, N 23, 24:3; read

Ed on Tunney case, N 24, 22:5; read

Annual s before Fabian Soc; says refusal of prize money may have been a "transient aberration," N 25, 27:2; read

Does not object to impersonation in play His Wild Oat, N 26, 2:3; read

Conversation with his impersonator in play His Wild Oat, N 28, 30:5; read

Impersonated in His Wild Oat, D 1, 24:1; read

Report that French concern will buy moving picture rights to Cashel Byron's Profession, D 1, 29:6; read

Flattered by report that G Tunney will pay him a visit, D 4, 1:2; read

Feature article by C Morgan, Moliere and Shaw, D 5, VIII, 5:4; read

Extracts from add before Fabian Soc of London on "Cultural Internationalism," por, D 12, IX, 3:1; read

Feature article on Shaw as a music critic; review of biography by A Henderson, D 12, VIII, 12:2; read

Rev S S Wise on his Joan of Arc, D 13, 24:3; read

Calls Dean Inge greatest living writer in England, D 18, 6:3; read

Called "G B Scrooge" in New Leader, after man in Dickens's Christmas Carol, as result of his calling Christmas an "unbearable nuisance," D 23, 11:7; read

Hitherto unpublished lrs appear in W A Page's Behind the Curtains of Broadway's Beauty Trust; expected production of his plays to be unsuccessful, D 24, 18:1; read

Lr by C H Noroom, D 26, VIII, 8:7; read
 
Feature article by C Price on His Wild Oat, illus, D 26, IV, p 10; read

Ed, Not scroogeized; only standardized, D 27, 14:5; read

May appear in talking film, D 29, 1:2. read


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1927

Por, Ja 2, VIII, 5:7; read

Berlin paper chides him on Christmas, Ja 6, 8:5; read

Ed on Arnold Daly as pioneer in his plays in U S, Ja 15, 14:6; read

Threatens to sue W A Page for publishing letters in book on "Broadway's Beauty Trust," Ja 21, 13:1; read

Int in London Daily Express on suit against W Page. Ja 22, 7:2; read
 
A Maerz thinks he used position on advisory com on pronunciation of BBC to poke fun at public, lr, Ja 23, VII, 14:4; read

Refused to contribute to Keyserling's "Book of Marriage," Ja 24, 4:5; read

Explains attitude toward World War, int by A Henderson, Ja 24, 5:5; read

Ed on his refusal to contribute to Keyserling's book, Ja 25, 20:6; read

Ed on statement on British preparedness for war, Ja 29, 14:6; read

Presides as Chairman over debate in London between Lady Rhondda and GKC on the leisured woman, Ja 28, 6:1; Ja 30, II, 1:1; read

Usually answers requests from children, Ja 31, 5:1; read

Lauds T E Lawrence, conqueror of Arabia, in catalogue of exhib of painting and drawing illustrating Lawrence's book, "The Seven Pillars of Wisdom, F 4, 10:3; read

Files suit for $100,000 damages against W A Page, F 4, 21:7; Scores doctors on osteopathy stand, s at opening of London Osteopath Clinic for the Poor, F 12, 4:3; read

Text of debate on leisured woman; feat art cartoon, F 13, VIII, p 3; read

Wants first task of Anglo-Swedish Literary Foundation to be translation of Strindberg's works, F 15, 27:6; read

W A Page denies he used letters to stimulate sale of his book, F 25, 9:5; read

Calls M Stephenson, Amer girl who sent him criticism of his philosophy, an "ingenious young liar," Mr 2, 12:6; read

Ed on his advice to a young author, Mr 5, 14:4; read

Court refuses to enjoin him from saying that "Chocolate Soldier" film would infringe on "Arms and the Man" copyright; J Levinson, plaintiff, quotes lr from Shaw's secretary to justify his action, Mr 19, 5:4; read

Wins suit brought by J A Levinson of Los Angeles over "Chocolate Soldier" film rights; court holds picture would infringe on Shaw's "Arms and the Man" copyright, Mr 22, 29:4; read

Seeks immediate issuance of injunction in N Y C court against W A Page's book "Broadway's Beauty Trust"; defendant claims action is only publicity stunt, Mr 23, 7:2; read

Rebukes S Desmond for writing inaccurate personal reminiscences of him, Mr 25, 21:1; read

Wins suit for injunction against W A Page's book Behind the Curtains of Broadway's Beauty Trust; suit for $100,000 damages will be heard later, Ap 7, 5:4; read

Commends Rotary clubs, in lr to internatl convention to be held in June at Ostend, Ap 14, 8:4; read

Feature article by P W Wilson, Shaw Makes Mankind His Heir, por, Ap 24, IV, p 1; read

Denies that he has forsaken vegetarianism, Ap 24, II, 6:8; read

Por by C Collier rejected by London Royal Academy; Shaw's statement; reproduction of por sent by radio, Ap 27, 4:3; read

Article on his parentage and youth, My 1, IX, 4:7; read

His Man and Superman contrasted by Sir Worthington-Evans with conduct of British soldiers in China, at Royal Academy banquet in London, My 2, 4:4; read
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Reply to attempt of Catholic Soc to learn his religious views, My 4, 25:2; read

Finds Prince Henry at odds with Prince of Wales on sportsmanship, lr read to League for Prohibition of Cruel Sports, My 6, 25:8; read

Admits Amer hostess offered him £5,000 to attend dinner party in U S; s, at meeting in London on how he acquired knowledge of women, My 21, 25:3; read

Chides nations about disarmament, feature article by F L Minniegerode, por, Je 5, IV, 12:1; read

Moves from Adelphi Terrace to flat in Whitehall Court, Je 12, II, 4:5; read

Lr to A Bakshy on his theories of play writing, Je 12, VII, 1:4; read

S on difference in English and Amer speech, at London conf of philologists; howled down by students when he addresses anti-vivisection meeting in London, Je 17, 27:3; read

Use of word "co-opt" at language conf in London, Je 18, 6:1; read

Views on women, s at meeting in behalf of Cecil Houses Fund, feature article, Je 19, IV, p 1; read

On H Ford's apology for anti-Semitic campaign, Jl 17, 15:4; read

Supervises screen tests of S Thorndike with view to sanctioning her appearance in film version of St Joan, Jl 24, VII, 3:3; read
71st birthday, Jl 27, 26:6; read

Moves from Adelphi Terrace to Whitehall Court, London, Jl 29, 19:4; read

Feature article by S J Woolf, Mr Shaw sits for his portrait; por, Ag 7, IV, p 1; read

One of 4 great men named by E Ludwig, feature art, Ag 28, IV, p 1; read

N Y collector buys proofs of several plays, S 4, 16:6; read

Revisits office where he clerked; snubbed by veteran of office, S 12, 11:4; read

Repudiates alleged int with Viennese journalist; views on German naval prestige, S 16, 24:1; read

Elected member of Dramatists' Guild, S 23, 15:3; read

Feature article by H I Brock on lr from Tolstoy, S 25, VIII, p 10; read

Ed on Dean Inge as a rival satirist, S 27, 26:6; read

On Tunney-Dempsey fight, O 9, 3:3; read

Lr to F Adler on Premier Mussolini, O 14, 5:1; read

Quoted as approving A Heckscher's plan for replacement of NYC tenements with garden apts, O 24, 26:5; read

Hooted by crowd during debate with G K Chesterton, O 29, 8:7; read

Ed on Prof Salvemini's lr on his acceptance of Fascism, N 2, 26:5; read

On proposed enlargement of Westminster Abbey, N 5, 6:3; read

Reply by F Adler, sec of Socialist and Labor Internatl on Fascism, N 6, III, 7:1; read

Int on Russia, in Berlin Mittag Zeitung, N 8, 3:5; read

Nobel prize money used to publish new editions of Strindberg and Lagerlof, N 9, 18:6; read

Feature article by H G Wells, por, N 13, V, p1; read

Shaw's comment, N 13, II, 2:4; read

S on sex appeal in movies, at private exhib by British Instructional Films, Ltd, N 19, 5:2; read

Replies to D Sturgis on his stage directions for Joan of Arc, N 19, 14:5; read

C C Peterson on Wells article, N 20, III, 5:1; read

On poverty; epigrams in London Magazine, N 20, 26:6; read

Tells Socialists to seek dictator, s before Fab Soc, London, N 24, 14:5; read

Calls Ireland "incorrigible beggar," in comment on Judge Neal's appeal for aid, D 1, 1:7; ed, D 4, III, 4:6; read

Condemns sex appeal in films, D 4, XI, 2:1; read

Says England beats Ireland in begging, D 5, 29:6; read

Criticized by S Sullivan, D 8, 31:5; read

Champions cause of aged postman who stole 10 shillings and lost pension, D 21, 1:4. read


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1928

Reply to A Henderson's invitation to visit U S, Ja 4, 10:1; read

E Ludwig calls him one of the greatest men in Europe, Ja 11, 3:4; read

Lr to London Evening Standard Championing cause of London postman who lost job and pension for theft of 10 shillings from mail, Ja 12, 24:2; read

Denounces Dean Inge, following latter's criticism of play St Joan, Ja 14, 5:6; read

Excerpts from his talk on pronunciation of which gramophone records were made, Ja 15, VIII, 14:1; read

Por and notes by H W Horwill on his coming book, Ja 15, IV, p 16; read

G W Russell, "AE," tells of conversation with him, F 7, 12:6; read

Lr on eugenics, to Amer Eugenics Soc, F 11, 19:4; read

Approves showing of film, Dawn (Edith Cavell film), F 19, II, 2:7; read

Alters lines in play, Back to Methuselah, because of Lord Asquith's death, F 26, 1:2; read

Assails Bishop Gaughran of Meath for urging child punishment, F 26, 3:2; read

Lr from Count L Tolstoy on Man and Superman, F 28, 5:1; read

Ed, F 29, 24:5; read

A Selwyn quotes his views on film, Dawn, Mr 7, 29:1; read

Sale of 1st ed of Cashel Byron's Profession, which he inscribed to Amer autograph hunter who sent him $1, Mr 15, 13:3; read

Ed on efforts to obtain Order of Merit for him, Mr 15, 24:6; read

O D Peterson, for whom he inscribed Cashel Byron's Profession, reveals Shaw returned $1, Mr 16, 4:2; read

Lecture on Ibsen, before British Drama League, Mr 20, 6:2; read

Lord Sydenham on his comment regarding authorship of so-called Shakespearean plays, Mr 25, III, 5:3; read

Tells of meeting with A Strindberg, Mr 25, III, 8:4; read

Assails peace moves, message to Amer Hebrew, Ap 5, 7:2; read

Ed on int with Strindberg, Ap 13, 24:6; read

Says he would have married Dame C Butt if she had asked him, in repl to her request for foreword to her biography, Ap 17, 15:2; read

Linguaphone Inst gets phonograph records from him on "Spoken and Broken English," Ap 18, 18:3; read

Views on Shakespear, in preface to Caesar and Cleopatra, Ap 22, III, 6:5; read

Visits A Menjou, My 20, 13:2; read

On fact that apt he vacated has been spared by Amer trophy hunters, My 23, 3:5; read

Announcement of forthcoming book, My 24, 14:3; read

Ed on views on Amer women, in forthcoming book, My 25, 24:5; read

Attitude to moving pictures, My 27, VIII, 5:3; read

To appear in movietones, My 29, 9:2; read

Book, "Intelligent Women's guide to Socialism and Capitalism, Je 1, 7: 2; read

Ed. Je 2, 16:3; read

London Mail rept of int with A Menjou, Je 3, VIII, 8:1; read

Views on immortality, Je 6, 27:2; read

A Menjou comments on his visit, Je 6, 27:7; read

Tells British police he always breaks auto speed law, Je 9, 3:5; read

Por; rev of book, Intelligent Women's Guide to Soc, Je 10, IV, 1:2; read

Ed on Book-of-the-Month Club director's assumption that Amer Women's interest in his new book is proof of Amer tolerance, Je 10, III, 4:6; read

Mentioned in ed on question of movies being an art, Je 12, 26:5; read

On proposed disposal of Charing Cross Bridge, Je 17, III, 6:1; read

Appears in movietone in N Y C, Je 26, 28:1; read

Movietone appearance, Jl 1, VIII, 3:1; read

On immortality, Jl 8, III, 1:5; read

W Beal on his remarks on unbaked bricks, Jl 15, II and III, 5:5; read

Ed on lady book-buyer's attitude toward Intelligent Woman's Guide to Socialism, Jl 17, 20:5; read

J Harris repts him fascinated with talking movies, Jl 20, 21:7; read

Wins Irish literary prize awarded in connection with Tailteann Games, Jl 29, II, 9:7; read

Not present to receive award of prize at Tailteann banquet, Ag 12, 9:4; read

Will cut vacation short to meet G Tunney in London, Ag 27, 1:2; read

At League of Nations Assembly session, S 6, 10:4; read

Mentioned at Cheltenham Cong of Church of England, O 4, 10:1; read

Letters sold; threatens to sue if they are published, O 11, 17:1; read

Elated at rept that he is nominated for Amer "throne," O 24, 7:1; read

Says friends should sell his letters but that he will bring suit if they are published, O 28, III, 6:6; read

Refusal to speak at Glasgow Trinity Literary Soc brings rebuke from H S McClelland, N 3, 12:1; read

H S McClelland blames "Maconache" for 1st letter and renews invitation from Soc, N 4, 14:6; read

Protests against Gt Britain's observance of Armistice Day, N 11, 28:3; read

Will allow G Wells to publish letters after censorship by Mrs Shaw, N 16, 7:3; read

Int, N 18, V, p 3; read

Prophesies reorganization of world, N 23, 3:4, read

Says trade is nuisance, in s at Welwyn Garden City, N 26, 25:2; read

P Negri will play in Caesar and Cleopatra, N 29, 32:3; read

Gives P Negri permission to film Caesar and Cleopatra, D 1, 14:2; read

Says he will never be as rich as J Coogan, in s over wireless, D 8, 21:6; read

Defends treatment of Hungarians in Czechoslovakia, in lr to K Capek, D 9, III, 3:7; read

Lecture on future of civilization in Western World; illus, D 9 XI, p 5; read

Called one of greatest 3 dramatists of today, D 10, 24:2; read

Ed mentions his comments on Anglo-British relationships, D 17, 24:1; read

Major Barbara made theme of sermon by N Krass, D 17, 28:8; read

Denies he will use Unknown Warrior in plot for play, D 20, 25:1; read

Lrs to be published by G Wells, D 26, 3:4; read

Article on life and activities of K Rosenberg, D 30, IX, 2:7. read


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1929

Visits exhib of Dutch art in London, Ja 4, 5:3; read

Excerpts of address on actors and acting delivered before Royal Acad of Dramatic Art, Ja 6, VIII, 2:4; read
 
Ed on rept of Beckett-Carpentier fight, Ja 19, 16:4; read

London papers assail his views on pacifism, Ja 28, 2:3; read

Natl Univ of Ireland proposes giving him a degree, F 7, 30:3; read

Mentioned for honors list, F 27, 15:2; read

First eds and autographs sold at T Hatton sale, F 27, 16:5; read

Reptd seriously ill, F 28, 29:7; read

Name fails to appear in New Year's honor list, Mr 1, 9:6; read

Ints himself on his own illness, Mr 1, 14:2; read

The Apple Cart to be produced by Theater Guild, Mr 1, 22:4; read

G K Chesterton cites his prophecies for 20th century, Mr 3, V p 3; read

Col Lawrence his guest at theater, Mr 6, 10:2; read

Replies to Chesterton's article, Mr 10, 22:4; read

Natl Univ of Dublin refuses to give him degree, Mr 13, 4:1; read

Ed on ingenius advertising, Mr 15, 24:4; read

Enthusiastic over invention to keep severed head alive, Mr 17, 5:2; read

Says annotated copy of Locke's Essay on Human Understanding is not his, Mr 24, 3:5; read

Ed, Mr 25, 24:6; read

Scene of Arms and Man shifted to Albania when play is presented in Prague, Ap 10, 7:6; read

Says invitation to become Independent candidate came 25 yrs too late, Ap 14, 28:4; read

Leaves for Is of Brioni, Ap 16, 6:2; read

Intimate with G Tunney at Brioni, Ap 25, 30:3; read

Lr from T Hatton on book he sold under impression Shaw had made annotations, Ap 29, 22:6; read

Article on coaching of S Gardner for stage, My 5, IX, 5:1; read

P Moeller tells of seeing copy of book with apparently spurious inscription by Shaw to J Heifitz, My 12, III, 5:8; read

Teatr Polski in Warsaw prepares his new play, Apple Cart, for production, My 19, IX, 2:5; read

Approves sound films, My 19, 26:5; read

Ed, My 20, 24:5; read

Praises "strong man" rule, int with Zagreb correspondent, My 23, 3:2; read

Refuses to be interviewed on way to Venice from Brioni, My 29, 7:2; read

G Wells buys ms of Widower's Houses, Je 14, 26:2; read

Rev of play Apple Cart, given in Warsaw, Je 15, 6:2; read

"Tay Pay" tells how he avoided discharging Shaw from newspaper, Jl 5, 18:1; read

Attends Lady Astor's garden party for Rhodes scholars, Jl 10, 7:7; read

G Wells pays $6,000 for ms of You Never Can Tell, Jl 24, 7:4; read

Suppresses 73rd birthday, Jl 27, 15:2; read

Postcard refusing to aid restoration of Sir Walter Raleigh's ch will be sold to highest bidder, Ag 2, 4:3; read

Attends meeting of Independent Labor Party Summer School, Ag 5, 7:2; read

Denies Brit Labor Party is popular, in s before Labor Party Summer School, Ag 6, 6:2; read

Protests when E Peters, "typical Amer girl," calls him "typical Englishman," Ag 19, 22:3; read

London critics divided on his play, The Apple Cart, Ag 20, 30:2; read

Will broadcast in "Points of View" series for Brit Broadcasting Co, Ag 24, 11:4; read

Festival held in his honor at Malvern; The Apple Cart given, Ag 25, III, 1:1; read
 
Excerpts from s on socialism at Welwyn, Eng, por, Ag 25, IX, 4:6; read

Movietone talk, S 7, 15:1; read

Will let his plays be made into talkies when actors and producers know technique, S 8, 3:2; read

S on need for expert opinion in sex reform, at internatl cong of World League for Sexual Reform, S 14, 2:6; read

Plays produced at Malvern festival discussed, S 15, IX, 2:4; read

Sees London premiere of his play, The Apple Cart, S 18, 35:1; read

Meets Premier MacDonald at first production of play, The Apple Cart, S 19, 1:4; read

G Wells buys what is believed to be only complete ms extant, S 20, 13:1; read

Tells Polish interviewer that Eng Liberalism is not dead, S 30, 13:4; read

Denies rept by Polish journalist that role of King Magnus in Apple Cart was based on M Pilsudski, O 1, 12:4; read

Attends annual luncheon of Critics Circle; s, O 12, 7:1; read

Refuses to write drama for radio use, O 13, X, 19:8; read

S on democracy, 1st over radio, O 15, 8:2; read

Correspondence will be sold, O 15, 8:3; read

Says Oxford and Cambridge Univs should be abolished and educ decentralized, O 16, 4:2; read

Plot of proposed play centering about Unknown Soldier outlined; feature article; por, O 20, V, p 3; read

Tells students Americans are becoming red Indians, O 26, 9:6; read

Remark about gentlemen calls forth definition for G Wells, lr, O 27, III, 5:4; read

Int printed in Theater Guild Magazine quotes ideas on sound films and training of actors for them, O 27, IX, 8:1; read

Radio s on democracy, N 3, X, 3:1; read image

Lr on s, N 10, III, 5:6; read

Mss sold, N 14, 5:6; read

Says Brit must reform Govt, in annual Fabian Soc lecture, N 22, 8:1; read

Dictatorship complex, N 24, III, 4:2; read

Sends congratulatory letter to C B Cochran on London production of Silver Tassie, N 26, 29:2; read

Hissed for fancied snub of Prince of Wales at Carnera-Stribling boxing bout, N 29, 10:3; read

Views discussed in article on Fabians, pors, D 8, V, p 1; read

S Botzaris, painter, loses autographed por of him, D 13, 36:6; read

Presentation of Apple Cart barred in Dresden, Germany, D 14, 5:3; read

Advocated changes in Brit politics and govt, in closing Fabian lecture, D 15, XI, 8:1; read

K Wells int on Shaw; new book discussed, D 15, 28:1; read

Defends speed limit regulations, D 16, 8:1. read


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1930

Ed on protest against his comment on proposal to do away with speed limit in Eng, Ja 4, 16:6; read
 
Town Hall Club dinner as tribute to him arranged by Mrs R Holt, lr, Ja 18, 16:8; read
 
C Lewis will introduce plays to Amer. radio audiences over WEAF, Ja 19, VIII, 17:3; read

Dinner in his honor by Town Hall Club; message, Ja 20, 14:3; read

Play, How He Lied to Her Husband given over Natl Broadcasting Co network, Ja 22, 27:1; read

Visited by W Rogers, Ja 25, 3:4; read

Compared with H L Mencken, Ja 26, 3:2; read

Urges support of national theater project, in s at Brit Drama League meeting, F 1, 14:5; read

Ridicules London Naval Conf, at tea given by Lady Astor, F 2, 23:2; read

Plain Talk (magazine) stops presses when he grows irate over printing of old letters; will sue him for loss, F 4, 17:4; read

On flogging prisoners, F 5, 9:2; read

Comments by W Rogers, F 7, 22:2; read

Dispatch on his fame and characteristics, F 9, III, 1:4; read

Called "outstanding Puritan of our time" by J H Holmes, F 10, 26:2; read

Protests against censoring of white slave film, Night Patrol, F 17, 5:5; read

Immaturity, written 50 years ago, will be published in collected edition of works, Mr 7, 4:3; read

Reprint of lr from London Times on censoring of white slave film, Night Patrol, Mr 9, IX, 8:5; read

Refuses permission to print his lrs to E Terry, Ap 8, 13:4; read

Legal comment on publication of lrs, Ap 13, III, 7:3; read

Lr on Lady Rhondda's article in Time and Tide on "Shaw's Women," Ap 20, III, 5:7; read

Lrs and first editions will be sold, Ap 27, II, 4:8; read

J Kerwey working on opera in which he is to be principal personage, Ap 27, IX, 9:3; read

Releases picture rights to all his plays to A R Pictures, My 28, 31:3; read

Rept denied, My 29, 26:7; read

Readers of Spectator vote him Gt Britain's "best brains," Je 27, 11:2; read

Celebrates 74th birthday, Jl 27, 9:1; read

"An elusive refuser," Jl 27, IX, 2:3; read

Novel, Immaturity, written at 23, will be part of collected set of writings, Ag 1, 40:6; read

Preface in private ed of works calls his father a drunkard; quotation from London Dailey Express, Ag 2, 6:4; read

Says preacher misquoted him on his father, Ag 4, 8:3; read

Signs contract to allow play to be talking picture, Ag 8, 1:2; read

Ed. Ag 13, 18:4; read

Urges permitting condemned murderers to commit suicide, Ag 20, 9:4; read

Lauds performance of Barretts of Wimpole Street, play by R Besier, Ag 21, 13:4; read

T Helburn gives her opinion on his statement that theater is dead, Ag 24, VIII, 2:4; read
 
Finds weather too warm for oratory; gives swimming exhibition at Independent Labor Party's Summer school, Ag 30, 6:3; read

Hears paper on agr at meeting of Brit Assn for Advancement of Science, S 6, 3:5; read

Feature article on new autobiography; pors, S 7, V, p 4; read

Admirers urge Dublin munic authorities to acquire birthplace for museum, S 20, 2:3; read

Refused to accept title, S 30, 1:4; read

Lr on Gandhi's birthday, O 3, 15:4; read

Ed on declination of title, O 3, 26:5; read

Collecting material for book on doctors, O 5, III, 8:2; read

Shown on movietone news reel; jokes about age, O 25, 20:5; read

Praised by A Einstein, O 28, 12:4; read

Helps to direct screen version of his play, How He Lied to Her Husband, O 28, 12:5; read

Praises Einstein, at launching of Brit Drive on behalf of Ort-Oze organizations; internatl broadcast of s, O 29, 12:2; read

Ed, O 30, 23; read

F Harris works on Life Of GBS, N 2, III, 4:5; read

Feature article on his 8 "makers of universes"; pors, N 2, IX, 4:6; read

Mentioned in ed. Looking the part, N 5, 20:4; read

N M Butler says G M Cohan resembles him in many respects, N 10, 21:3; read

Called puritan by G K Chesterton, N 21, 24:3; read

Ed, N 22, 16:5; read

Praises book of J M Kenworth, New Wars: New Weapons, N 23, III, 3:3; read

Correspondence with E Terry to be published, N 30, 18:1; read

On politics and gov't, s before Fabian Soc, N 30, IX, 2:6; read

Shows deep friendship, D 5, 1:4; read

Reprint from London Observer of dispute with G Craig on book on >Sir H Irving, N 30, IX, 2:6; read

Proposal to dissolve Stage Society voted down, D 3, 2:5; read

Says new Russian films should make Hollywood blush, D 6, 12:2; read

Comment on S Lewis's s of acceptance of Nobel Prize, D 19, 1:4, read

Lr on his statement, D 28, III, 2:7; read

Feature article on democracy; por, D 21, IX, 17:1. read


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1931

Advocates secs as wives; sees no need for love, Ja 4, 1:7; read

Feature article on letters to E Terry; por, Ja 4, V, pp 4, 5; read

Says new play will take month to perform, Ja 10, 9:4; read

P Farrel of Irish Theater, N Y C, invites him to visit U S, Ja 12, 2:5; read

Denies rept that he will visit U S, Ja 13, 35:1; read

His film, How He Lied to Her Husband, a disappointment in London, Ja 13, 35:1; read

Mrs D Byrne denies seeking visit, Ja 14, 9:2; read

Lr on supposed opposition to filming of his plays, Ja 25, III, 2:5;