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Repository: Harvard Theatre Collection, Houghton Library, Harvard College Library, Harvard University
Location: b
Call No.: MS Thr 167
Creator: Knoblock, Edward, 1874-1945.
Title: Papers,
Date(s): 1893-1945.
Quantity: 46 boxes (23 linear ft.)
Abstract: Compositions and correspondence of American dramatist Edward Knoblock.

Acquisition Information:

Historical Note

Knoblock was an American dramatist who lived much of his life in Europe and wrote dramatizations of novels as well as original and collaborative work.

Arrangement

Organized into the following series:

• I. Compositions by Edward Knoblock
• II. Compositions by others
• III. Correspondence

Scope and Content

Contains 325 manuscripts of plays, stories, novels, lyrics, and an autobiography, in various drafts, outlines, notes, scenarios, and parts. Also includes diaries, correspondence, scrapbooks of clippings and articles, photographs, a few sketches for sets, and nine manuscripts by others. The manuscripts are mostly typescripts of plays, some with autograph revisions.

Container List

• Series: I. Compositions of Edward Knoblock
  • (1) [Address to the French people] TS. (autograph corrections, unsigned); [n.d., ca. 1944]. 38s.(38p.)
  • (2) Afraid, a play in three acts. TS. (unsigned); [London, ca. 1928]. 1v.
    Written in New York, 27 Jan 1928.
  • (3) The album, a story. TS. (carbon copy, autograph corrections); [London, 1924]. 1v.
    Written Nov,1924.
  • (4) All for the best. TS. (carbon copy, autograph revisions); [n.p., n.d.]. 1v.
  • (5) All's fair; a drama in four acts. TS. (unsigned); [London, n.d.]. 141s.(141p.)
    Written in collaboration with Compton Mackenzie.
  • (6) All's fair; a drama in four acts. TS. (carbon copy); [n.p., n.d.]. 4v.
    Written in collaboration with Compton Mackenzie.
    Incorporates revisions of an earlier TS. (see no. 4).
    With another TS. copy (1v.).
  • (7) An Englishman's home. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 135s.(135p.)
    A play in three acts.
  • (8) An Englishman's home. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 7s.(7p.)
    A synopsis.
  • (9) An Englishman's home. TS. (carbon copy, autograph revisions); [n.p., n.d.]. 1v.
  • (10) [Ant heap] TS. (autograph revisions, unsigned); 145s.(145p.)
    An early draft of part I, titled "My uncle Porfiry".
  • (11) [Ant heap] TS. (autograph revisions, unsigned); [n.p.] 4 Aug 1928. 229s.(229p.)
    Incomplete early draft. Includes portions of parts II and III.
    Titled "My uncle Porfiry".
  • (12) [Ant heap] TS. (carbon copy, autograph revisions); [n.p., ca. 1928]. 496s.(496p.)
    A later draft.
  • (13) [Ant heap] TS. (carbon copy, autograph revisions); [n.p., ca. 1928]. 3v.
    Another copy of no. (12) with different revisions.
    With miscellaneous A.MS. and TS. pages, 15s.(15p.)
    Titled "The hill-Difficulty".
  • (14) [Ant heap] A.MS. and TS. (unsigned); [n.p., ca. 1928]. 11s.(11p.)
    Miscellaneous notes for title and p. 331-333 of an autograph draft of the novel.
  • (15) The ant heap. Galley proofs (autograph revisions); [n.p., ca. 1928]. 111s.(111p.)
  • (16) Appearances. TS. (unsigned); [London] 17 Sep 1920. 1v.
    Synopsis of an original photo-play.
  • (17) At an exhibition of paintings. A.MS. (unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 5s.(5p.)
    A monologue.
    With a TS. (carbon, copy); [n.p., n.d.]. 5s.(5p.)
  • (18) August. TS. (unsigned); [London, n.d.]. 1v.
    The first act of a three act play.
  • Barbarita. See Southern skies. (no. 289).
  • The beauty prize. See Shooting stars. (nos. 274-277).
  • (19) Behind the mask; a play in three acts. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [London, 1921]. 1v.
    With two other TS. copies (4v.).
  • (20) Behind the mask. A.MS. (unsigned); [n.p.] 3 Dec 1921. 20s.(22p.)
    Notes.
  • (21) [The best bed] A.MS. (unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 91s.(110p.)
  • (22) [The best bed] A.MS. (unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 121s.(153p.)
    A later draft.
  • (23) The best bed; a farce in three acts. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [London, n.d.]. 1v.
    Incorporates the revisions of no. (22).
  • (24) Better late; a farce in three acts. TS.(signed); London, [ca. 1906]. 3v.
  • (25) [Better late] A.MS. notebook; [n.p., ca. 1906]. 1v.
  • (26) Bird of passage; a play in three acts. A.MS. and TS.s.; [London, n.d.]. 124s.(135p.)
    With extensive revisions.
  • (27) Bird of passage. TS. (unsigned); [London, n.d.]. 94s.(94p.)
    With revisions in an unidentified hand.
  • (28) [Bird of passage] TS. (unsigned); [London, n.d.]. 114s.(114p.)
    Another version; titled "The hoopoe".
  • (29) [Bird of passage] A.MS. and TS. (unsigned); [London, n.d.]. 37s.(41p.)
    Miscellaneous notes and typescript pages.
  • (30) The blue mandarin; a play in three acts. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [London, n.d.]. 1v.
  • (31) The blue scarab; a sketch in six scenes. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [London, n.d.]. 1v.
  • (32) [Cecil Rhodes] A.MS. (unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 4s.(4p.)
    Notes.
  • (33) [Cherry] A.MS. (unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 11s.(11p.)
    Notes, and lyrics for the song "The little shop".
  • (34) [Cherry] TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 19s.(19p.)
    Lyrics for acts II and III.
  • (35) Cherry; a musical play in three acts. TS.s. (carbon copy); [London, n.d.]. 3v.
    Lyrics by Melville Gideon.
    With another TS. copy (3v.)
  • (36) The choice. TS.s.; [London, n.d.]. 1v.
    A one-act play.
  • (37) Christine; a drama in three acts by Arthur Schnitzler. Translated by Edward Knoblock. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [London] 12 Jul 1935. 1v.
    With copy of Schnitzler's play Liebelei.
    See also D'Alliance.
  • (38) [Clemenceau] A.MS. (unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 47s.(47p.)
  • (39) Clemenceau. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 1v.
    Film scenario.
  • (40) The climbing box; one act play. TS. (carbon copy; unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 3s.(3p.)
    Outline.
  • (41) [The clock] A.MS. and TS. (unsigned, autograph revisions); [n.p.] 12 Oct 1928. 15s.(16p.)
    Draft of scenario.
  • (42) The clock. TS. (autograph revisions, unsigned); [London, Oct 1928]. 1v.
    Scenario.
  • (43) The clock; a musical play in two acts. A.MS. and TS. (unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 30s.(34p.)
    Two pages from act I, and a draft of Act I.3.
    Lyrics by Percy Greenbank.
  • (44) [The clock] TS. and A.MS. (unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 53s.(55p.)
    Drafts of Act I.1 and Act I.3.
  • (45) [The clock] A.MS. and TS. (unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 95s.(106p.)
    Four drafts of Act I.1 and miscellaneous pages of dialogue.
  • (46) The clock. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [London, n.d.]. 1v.
    Another version of Act I.1.
  • (47) [The clock] TS. (autograph revisions, Unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 11s.(11p.)
    Incomplete early version of Act I.3.
  • (48) [The clock; a musical play in two acts] TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [London, n.d.] 1v.
    Book by Edward Knoblock, lyrics by Percy Greenbank, music by Dudley Glass.
    Titled "Time on the wing".
    Lacks p. 20 of Act I.
  • (49) [The clock; a musical play in two acts] TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [London, n.d.]. 1v.
    Book by Edward Knoblock, lyrics by Percy Greenbank, music by Dudley Glass.
    Titled "Song of the clock".
  • (50) The clock; by Edward Knoblock and George Grossmith. TS. (unsigned); [London] 13 Jun 1929. 1v.
    With TS. and autograph revisions.
  • (51) The clock; a musical play in two acts. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [London, n.d.]. 1v.
    Lyrics by Percy Greenbank, music by Dudley Glass.
  • (52) [The clock] A.MS. and TS. (unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 20s.(27p.)
    Miscellaneous notes.
  • (53) [The clock] Clippings and photographs for costumes and scenery; [n.p., n.d.]. 11 pieces.
  • (54) The club baby; an original farce in three acts by Lawrence Sterner and Edward G. Knoblauch. TS. (autograph revisions, unsigned); [London, n.d.]. 3v.
  • (55) Coco; a story. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [n.p., ca. 1926]. 1v.
    Written 15 May 1926.
    Publ. in Nash's and Pall Mall Magazine (Apr 1927).
  • (56) [The cocoon] A.MS. (draft, unsigned); [n.p.] 21 Jan-17 Feb 1942. 88s.(106p.)
    First draft. Titled "Miss Campion's cure".
  • (57) The cocoon. A.MS. (draft, unsigned); [n.p., ca. 5 Mar 1942]. 90s.(96p.)
    A later draft. With TS. of Act II.2 (p. 19) and Act III.1 (p. 3-4).
  • (58) The cocoon; a play in three acts. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [London, 1942]. 1v.
  • (59) Conchita. A.MS. notebook; [n.p., Dec 1923]. 1v.
    Containing an outline of the play.
  • (60) Conchita; a romantic play in three acts. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 1v.
    With another TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 1v.
  • (61) The confidential courier. A.MS. (unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 37s.(42p.)
  • (62) The confidential courier. TS. (unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 51s.(51p.)
  • (63) [Cot 5] A.MS. (unsigned); [n.p., May-Jul 1917]. 40s.(40p.)
  • (64) [Cruel tears]. A.MS. (unsigned); [n.p., ca. 1942]. 4s.(4p.)
    Incomplete.
  • (65) Cruel tears. TS. (autograph revisions); [n.p., ca. 1942]. 1v.
    Previously titled "Extempore".
  • (66) [Cruel tears] TS.s. (autograph revisions); [n.p., ca. 1942]. 1v.
    Titled "Impromptu".
  • (67) Cruel tears; a duologue. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [n.p.] Jan 1942. 1v.
    Another version.
  • (68) D'Alliance; a play by Arthur Schnitzler. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [London, n.d.]. 1v.
    Lacks p. 13-14, 30 of Act I.
    Adapted from the play Liebelei by Arthur Schnitzler.
    A musical version.
  • (69) D'Alliance; a play by Arthur Schnitzler. Adapted from the German. Musical version by Edward Knoblock. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [London, n.d.]. 1v.
    Another version. Lacks p. 12-14 of Act I.
    Adapted from Schnitzler's play Leibelei.
  • (70) The devil hath powers. A.MS. notebook; [n.p.] 28 Aug 1920. 1v.
    Notes for plays, "The devil hath powers" and "Mariella".
  • (71) Discovering antiques; a broadcast talk. TS. (unsigned); [London] Aug 1930. 12s.(12p.)
    Broadcast by the B. B. C. 19 Aug 1930; publ. as "The magpie instinct" in The listener (27 Aug 1930).
  • (72) Down the Mississippi; a film story by Edward Knoblock and J. L. Campbell. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [n.p., ca. 1927]. 1v.
    Written Dec 1927.
  • Edgar Allen Poe. See Immortal madness (nos. 120-123).
  • (73) The Edwardians. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [London] 5 Apr 1937. 19v.
    Annotated by Edward Knoblock and others.
    Parts. Lacks "Sebastian" and "Button".
  • (74) The Edwardians. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [London] 5 Apr 1937. 20v.
    Parts. Lacks "Marchesa Potini".
    Part for Sebastian with revisions by Knoblock and another.
  • (75) The enemy. A.MS. (unsigned); [n.d.] 20 Dec 1924. 21s.(21p.)
    Act I.
  • (76) The enemy. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [London, n.d.]. 1v.
    Scenario.
  • (77) The equinox. A.MS. and TS. (unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 17s.(22p.)
    Notes for the play, with a 2-page critique by an unidentified person.
    With the article on which the play was based, "Why Thomas Bram was found guilty" by Charles E. Grinnell (The green bag, v. IX no. 4).
  • (78) The equinox; a play in three acts. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 1v.
  • (79) The equinox; a play in three acts. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [London] 29 Jan 1930. 1v.
  • (80) The family. TS. (carbon copy, autograph revisions); [n.p., n.d.]. 11s.(12p.)
    Scenario for the play later called Milestones, by Arnold Bennett and Edward Knoblock.
  • (81) The family. TS. (carbon copy, autograph revisions); [London, n.d.]. 1v.
    Scenario for the play later called Milestones, by Arnold Bennett and Edward Knoblock.
    Incorporates the revisions of an earlier TS. (see no. 80).
  • (82) The faun; comedy in three acts. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 3v.
    With autograph revisions and revisions in an unidentified hand.
  • (83) The faun. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [London, n.d.]. 99s.(99p.)
    With cast list for the production at the Prince of Wales Theatre, London, 10 Jun 1913.
  • (84) Félicia. A.MS. (unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 6s.(7p.)
    A duologue; in French.
  • (85) Fever; a play with songs in three acts. A.MS.s.; [London, n.d.]. 99s.(119p.)
  • (86) Fever; a play with songs in three acts. A.MS.s.; [n.p., n.d.]. 116s.(137p.)
  • (87) Fever; a play with songs in three acts. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [London, n.d.]. 1v.
  • (88) The five-leaf clover. A.MS. and TS. (unsigned); [New York, Nov 1927]. 101s.(107p.)
    Acts II and III only.
  • (89) The five-leaf clover; a comedy in three acts. TS. (unsigned); [New York, 1927]. 1v.
    By George Rosener in collaboration with Edward Knoblock.
  • (90) Fountain of youth. A.MS. notebook; [n.p.] Feb-Jul 1893. 1v.
    Outline of a play.
  • (91) Francesca of the `White Tower'. A.MS. (unsigned); [n.p.] 31 Jul 1925. 23s.(23p.)
  • (92) Francesca of the `White Tower'. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [London, ca. 1925]. 1v.
    Publ. in Nash's and Pall Mall magazine (Feb 1926).
  • (93) Freedom. A.MS. (unsigned); Paris, 16 Jul 1913. 13s.(14p.)
    Scenario for a play.
  • (94) A fresh start; a story. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [London, n.d.]. 1v.
    Publ. in Harper's bazaar (Feb 1930).
  • (95) Fruit o' gold. A.MS. (unsigned); [n.p.] 1 May 1921. 8s.(10p.)
    A few pages of dialogue and title pages.
  • (96) Gargantua; a gothic fantasy in four acts. TS. (unsigned); [London] Jul 1911. 1v.
    Scenario.
  • (97) Gran' Granny A.MS. (unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 6s.(6p.)
    A monologue.
  • (98) Gran' Granny TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 6s.(6p.)
    A monologue.
  • (99) Gran' Gran' mere TS. (carbon copy, autograph revisions); [n.p., n.d.]. 1v.
    In French.
  • (100) [The great exhibition; a play in two acts] A.MS. (unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 83s.(98p.)
  • (101) The great exhibition; a play in two acts. A.MS. and TS.s.; London, [n.d.]. 94s.(94p.)
    Incorporating revisions made in an earlier draft (see no. 100)
  • (102) [The great exhibition; a play in two acts] A.MS. (unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 28s.(28p.)
    Act II.3-6.
  • (103) The great exhibition; a play in two acts with songs of the Victorian days. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [London, n.d.]. 1v.
  • (104) The great exhibition. A.MS.s. and TS.; [n.p., n.d.]. 26s.(36p.)
    Miscellaneous notes and portions of dialogue, and sketches of scenery layouts.
  • (105) Harun-al-rashid. TS. (carbon copy, autograph corrections); [London, n.d.]. 1v.
  • (106) Hatter's castle. A.MS.s.; [n.p., n.d.]. 150s.(150p.)
    Adapted from the novel Hatter's castle by A. J. Cronin.
  • (107) Hatter's castle; adapted from A. J. Cronin's novel. TS. (carbon copy, autograph revisions); [London, 1931]. 1v.
    With TS. and A.MS. revisions for Act II.1 and Act II.5, and miscellaneous pages of dialogue; 21s.(22p.)
  • (108) Hatter's castle; adapted from A. J. Cronin's novel. TS. (unsigned, autograph revisions); [n.p., 1931]. 1v.
    With a revised version of Act II.5; 3s.(3p.)
    With a revised carbon copy (1v.) with stage directions in various unidentified hands and with the insertion of a scene 3a in Act III.
  • (109) Haunted TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [London, n.d.]. 1v.
    Scenario for a musical sketch.
  • (110) Here's to our enterprise. TS. (unsigned); [London, 1938]. 1v.
    With cues for lighting and sound effects.
    Matinee for the centenary of Henry Irving's birth, devised by Edward Knoblock for the Daily Telegraph.
  • (111) Here's to our enterprise. TS. (unsigned); [London, 1938]. 1v.
    With autograph notes and notes for music.
  • (112) Here's to our enterprise. bTS. (unsigned); [London, 1938]. 6v.
    Two versions of the scenery plot, two property plots, and two cast lists with costume notes for the matinee for the centenary of Henry Irving's birth.
  • (113) Home again. See The paying guest (nos. 233-236).
  • (113) Home-on-leave; a play in three acts. TS. (unsigned); [London, ca. 1916]. 3v.
    With a cast list for the premiere at The Royalty Theatre, London, 18 Oct 1916.
  • (114) The honeymoon. TS. (unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 29s.(29p.)
  • The hoopoe. See Bird of passage (nos. 26-29).
  • (115) The hostess; a monologue. TS. (unsigned, autograph revisions); [London, n.d.]. 1v.
  • (116) [House of the seven gables] A.MS. (unsigned); [n.p.] 23 Feb 1910. 8s.(8p.)
    First draft of the scenario.
  • (117) [House of the seven gables] A.MS. (unsigned); [n.p.] 24 Feb 1910. 14s.(17p.)
    Second draft of the scenario.
  • (118) The humourists; a play in three acts. TS. (unsigned); [London, 1900]. 3v.
  • (119) If a body; a mystery play in three acts by Edward Knoblock and George Rosener. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [n.p., ca. 1927]. 1v.
  • (120) [Immortal madness; a play in three acts] A.MS.s. and TS. (unsigned); London, [ca. 1929]. 181s.(187p.)
  • (121) [Immortal madness; a play in three acts] TS. (unsigned); [London, ca. 1929]. 1v.
    Titled "Edgar Allen Poe".
    With two other TS. copies, [London], 24 Dec 1929. & [n.d.].
  • (122) Immortal madness TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [London, ca. 1929]. 1v.
  • (123) [Immortal madness] A.MS. notebook; [London] Jul-Oct 1914. 1v.
  • Impromtu See Cruel tears (nos. 64-67).
  • (124) [India] A.MS. (unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 3s.(5p.)
    Notes.
  • (125) India. TS. (unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 1v.
    Scenario for spectacular musical play.
  • (126) Inexperience; a novel. TS. (unsigned); [London, ca. 1941]. 367s.(367p.)
    Printer's copy.
  • (127) Inexperience; a novel. Unbound printed copy; London, [ca. 1941]. 146s.(287p.)
    With autograph corrections and 4p. of notes.
  • (128) Infatuation; a film scenario. A.MS.s. (initials); [n.p., n.d.]. 47s.(55p.)
  • (129) In France-today. A.MS. (unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 8s.(8p.)
  • (130) In France-today. TS. (carbon copy, autograph revisions); [London, n.d.]. 10s.(10p.)
  • (131) In the course of justice; a comedy in four acts. TS. (unsigned); London, [n.d.]. 1v.
  • (132) [In the course of justice] Layouts for scenery; [London, n.d.]. 8s.(8p.)
    Mimeograph.
  • (133) In the zone. A.MS. notebook; [n.p.] 15 Dec 1924-24 Aug 1925. 1v.
    Also with notes for a play called "Twinkle, twinkle".
  • (134) Jack of all trades. A.MS. (unsigned); Cannes, 10 Apr 1912. 11s.(11p.)
    Scenario for a play.
  • (135) Jacqueline; a play with songs in two acts. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [London] 17 Jan 1936. 1v.
    With autpgraph notes.
  • (136) [Java] TS. (unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 1v.
    Film scenario.
  • (137) Kismet. A.MS. notebook; [n.p., n.d.]. 1v.
  • (138) Kismet. A.MS. (unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 21s.(24p.)
    First draft of scenario.
  • (139) Kismet, or Hajji's day. A.MS.s.; [n.p., n.d.]. 51s.(58p.)
    Second draft of scenario.
  • (140) Kismet. A.MS.s.; [n.p., n.d.]. 53s.(53p.)
    Another draft of the scenario. Title "The night of power, a tale of Baghdad".
  • (141) Kismet, or Hajji's day. TS. and A.MS. (unsigned); [London, n.d.]. 59s.(75p.)
    Scenario, with miscellaneous notes.
  • (142) [Kismet] A.MS.s.; [n.p.] 25 May - 11 Jul (1908). 142s.(172p.)
    Titled "Hajj, or one day of the thousand days".
  • (143) [Kismet] TS. (unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 1v.
  • (144) "Kismet", an "Arabian night". TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [London, n.d.]. 3v.
  • (145) [Kismet] TS. (unsigned); [London, n.d.]. 3v.
    With three scenes in Act III.
  • (146) Kismet. TS. (unsigned); [London] 9-11 Mar 1925. 31v.
    Parts. Annotated by various persons.
  • (147) Kismet. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [London], 9-11 Mar 1925. 34v.
    Parts. Annotated by various persons.
  • (148) [Kismet] TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 8s.(8p.)
    Staging for bazaar scene.
  • (149) [Kismet] TS. (unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 2v.
    Notes.
  • (150) Kismet. TS. (unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 13s.(13p.)
    Property and lighting plots.
  • (151) Kismet, an "Arabian night" in three acts. Printed edition with MS. annotations; [n.p., n.d.]. 3v.
    Prompt copy.
    The pages have been unbound and mounted on larger sheets.
  • (152) [Kismet] Photographs; [n.p., n.d.]. 12 pieces.
  • (153) The knock on the door; a story. TS. (unsigned); [London, n.d.]. 1v.
    Publ. in Nash's and Pall Mall magazine (Oct 1926).
  • (154) The ladder. TS. (carbon copy, autograph revisions); [New York, n.d.]. 4v.
    With A.MS. notes, 5s.(5p.)
  • (155) Li Po. A.MS. notebook; [n.p.] 9 Mar 1923-27 Apr 1924. 1v.
    Outline of a play.
  • (156) A little history. A.MS. (unsigned); [n.p.] 21 Sep 1925. 7s.(8p.)
  • (157) A little history; a sketch. TS. (unsigned); [London, ca. Sep 1925]. 1v.
  • (158) The little old hotel. TS. (unsigned, autograph revisions); [n.p., ca. 1929] 1v.
    A story publ. in Nash's and Pall Mall magazine (Dec 1929).
  • (159) Lola. A.MS. notebook; [n.p., n.d.]. 1v.
    Notes for a play in three acts.
  • (160) [Lolotte] TS. (carbon copy, autograph revisions); [n.p., n.d.]. 10s.(10p.)
    Marked "first draft".
  • (161) Lolotte; a sketch. TS. (unsigned); [London, n.d.]. 1v.
    Incorporates revisions made in the first draft.
  • (162) [London life; a play in three acts and nine scenes by Arnold Bennett and Edward Knoblock] A.MS. (unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 120s.(128p.)
    Knoblock's original draft for Bennett.
    Many pages are in Bennett's hand.
  • (163) [London life] A.MS. (unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 235s.(236p.)
    The major portion is in Bennett's hand with revisions by knoblock.
  • (164) [London life] TS. (carbon copy, autograph revisions); [n.p., n.d.]. 60s.(60p.)
    Scenario.
  • (165) London will rise again. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [n.p., ca. 1942]. 13s.(13p.)
    Film scenario.
  • (166) The long serenade. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [London, 24 Apr 1926]. 1v.
    Story publ in Pall Mall magazine (Apr 1928)
  • (167) The last romance. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 1v.
    Film scenario.
  • (168) The last tume; a monologue. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [London, n.d.]. 1v.
  • (169) Love behind the lattice. TS. (unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 5s.(5p.)
    Draft of script for a radio broadcast.
  • (170) Love behind the lattice. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 1v.
    Poems used in the radio script of the same name, with A.MS. notes.
    With another signed TS. copy of the poems, Titled "Love songs of a geisha", 26s.(27p.)
  • (171) The love lady. A.MS. (unsigned); [n.p., 1933]. 255s.(294p.)
    Novel; completed 12 Aug 1933.
  • Love songs of a geisha. See Love behind the lattice (nos. 169-170).
  • (172) A loyal rebel. A.MS. notebook; [n.p., n.d.]. 1v.
    Notes.
  • (173) A loyal rebel; a comedy in four acts. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [London, n.d.]. 1v.
  • (174) A loyal rebel; a comedy in four acts. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [London, n.d.]. 1v.
    Another copy, with some changes in dialogue.
  • (175) A loyal rebel; a comedy in four acts. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [London, n.d.]. 2v.
    Act I, with minor autograph revisions, and another version of Act IV.
  • (176) Lucky penny. A.MS. (unsigned); [n.p.] 1945. 90s.(113p.)
    First draft completed 26 Jan 1945, revised and corrected, 18 May 1945.
  • (177) The lullaby. A.MS.s.; [n.p.] 5 Mar-17 Sep 1922. 35s.(37p.)
    Scenario.
  • (178) The lullaby. A.MS.s.; [n.p.] 22 Sep-10 Oct 1922. 124s.(138p.)
    Marked "Original manuscript".
    With four sketches of the scenery layout.
  • (179) The lullaby; a play in four acts. A.MS. and TS.s.; [n.p., ca. 1922]. 11s.(11p.)
    The prologue.
  • (180) The lullaby; a play in four acts. TS. (carbon copy, autograph revisions); [n.p., ca. 1922]. 136s.(136p.)
    First TS. draft.
  • (181) The lullaby. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [n.p., ca. 1922]. 130s.(130p.)
    Incorporates revisions in the above TS. draft.
    Marked "Played as corrected copies".
  • (182) The lullaby; a play in four acts. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [n.p., ca. 1922]. 1v.
  • (183) The lullaby; a play in four acts. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned(; [n.p., ca. 1922]. 4v.
    Another copy of the above version.
  • (184) The lullaby. TS. (unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 1v.
    Sketches for sets and notes.
    With another copy (1v.).
  • (185) [The lullaby] Photocopy of the music as arranged by Louis F. Gottschalk; [n.p., n.d.]. 7v.
    Parts for viola, piano, drums, violins, cello and clarinet.
  • (186) [Madame du Barry] TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 20s.(20p.)
    "Synopsis of treatment for picture on Madame du Barry".
  • Magpie instinct. See Discovering antiques (no. 71).
  • (187) Makeshifts; a play in three acts. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [London, n.d.]. 1v.
    With another copy (1v.).
  • (188) The man of the family. TS. (unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 1v.
    Scenario for a play.
  • (189) The Mayfair murder, by W. Somerset Maugham and Edward Knoblock. TS. (carbon copy, autograph notes); [n.p., n.d.]. 68s.(68p.)
    Film scenario.
  • (190) Memories; an original cinema story. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [London, n.d.]. 1v.
  • (191) Merrie, merrie England. TS. (unsigned, autograph revisions); [n.p., n.d.]. 199s.(224p.)
    Adapted from Merrie England by Basil Hood.
    With printed copy of the text of Merrie England, and the score by Edward German, both annotated by Knoblock.
  • (192) Messaline; a story. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 1v.
    Publ. in Nash's and Pall Mall magazine (Jul 1930).
  • (193) Mes souvenirs de Paris. TS. (carbon copy, autograph revisions); [London, n.d.]. 5s.(5p.)
    With two TS. copies.
  • (194) Middle class; a film story. TS. (unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 1v.
    Original version.
  • (195) Middle class; a film story. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [n.p.] 7 Aug 1920. 1v.
    Another version.
  • Milestones. See The family (nos. 80-81)
  • (196) The minister extraordinary. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [London, n.d.]. 1v.
    Scenario for a film.
  • (197) Miranda; a play in three acts by A. G. Macdonell and Edward Knoblock. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [London, n.d.]. 1v.
  • (198) Miss Meach-upholder. A.MS. notebook; [n.p.] 1 Jul-24 Oct 1937. 1v.
  • (199) Miss Meach-upholder. A.MS.s.; London, [n.d.]. 121s.(134p.)
  • (200) [Miss Meach] A.MS. and TS. (unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 70s.(81p.)
    Miscellaneous pages from an early draft.
  • (201) Miss Meach; a play in three acts. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [London) 14 Dec 1937. 1v.
  • (202) [Monologue] TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 4s.(4p.)
    Untitled.
  • (203) [Monte Carlo] TS. (unsigned); [London, n.d.]. 1v.
    Scenario for a play.
  • (204) The moon; a play in four acts. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 1v.
    With two other copies.(2v.)
  • (205) [The moon] A.MS. notebook; [n.d., 1900-1901]. 1v.
  • (206) The mulberry bush; a comedy in three acts. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 1v.
    Marked "uncensored version".
    With another copy (1v.)
    Written in New York, Jan 1927.
  • (207) The mulberry bush. TS.s. (carbon copy); [n.p., n.d.]. 1v.
    With some changes in dialogue.
  • (208) The mulberry bush; a comedy in three acts. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [n.p., ca. Jul 1927]. 1v.
    Marked "revised version, July 1927".
  • (209) The mulberry bush; a comedy in three acts. TS. (carbon copy, autograph revisions); [London] 6 Mar 1930. 1v.
  • (210) The mulberry bush; a comedy in three acts. TS. (carbon copy, autograph revisions); [London] 6 Mar 1930. 1v.
    Prompt copy.
  • (211) The mulberry bush. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [London] 24 Mar 1930. 6v.
    Parts.
  • (212) [The mulberry bush] A.MS. and TS. (unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 28s.(28p.)
    Miscellaneous pages of dialogue, with layouts for scenery.
  • (213) [The mulberry bush] 6 photographic plates; [London, n.d.].
  • (214) [Mumsee] TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 1v.
    A play in four acts.
  • (215) [My lady's dress; a play in three acts] A.MS. (unsigned); [n.p.] 13 Nov 1913-27 Feb 1914. 126s.(128p.)
  • (216) [My lady's dress] TS. and A.MS. (unsigned); [London] 17 Jan 1914. 33s.(42p.)
    Revised version of Act I.1 and 2, and Act III.3.
  • (217) My lady's dress. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [London, n.d.]. 3v.
    Prompt copy.
  • (218) [My lady's dress] 6 photographs of the original production.
  • (219) My lady's dress; a sketch in five scenes. TS. (unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 1v.
    With another copy (1v.)
  • (220) The naked lady; a play in two acts from the book of Bernard Falk. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [London] 9 Aug 1934. 1v.
  • (221) Noblesse oblige; a play in three acts. TS. (unsigned); [London, n.d.]. 1v.
  • (222) `O'; a story. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [London, n.d.]. 1v.
    Incomplete.
    Publ. in Nash's and Pall Mall magazine (Apr, 1930)
  • (223) "Old father victory"; a conversation with Geores Clemenceau. TS. (carbon copy, autograph corrections); [London, n.d.]. 1v.
  • (224) One; a play in three acts. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [London, n.d.]. 3v.
  • (225) One; a play in three acts. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [London, n.d.]. 3v.
    Another copy, with revisions.
  • (226) The other man's pocket. A.MS. (unsigned); [n.p.] 22 Mar 1906. 4s.(5p.)
    Scenario for a play.
  • (227) Other people's troubles. TS. (carbon copy, autograph revisions); [n.p., Oct 1925]. 1v.
    With another copy. (1v.)
  • (228) Paganini. A.MS. notebook; [n.p., n.d.]. 1v.
  • (229) Paganini. TS.s. (carbon copy); [London, n.d.]. 4v.
  • (230) [Parnell] A.MS. (unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 2s.(3p.)
    Layout for scenery, Act I.3 and Act III.3.
  • (231) Parnell; a play in three acts by George A. Birmingham and Edward Knoblock. TS. (unsigned); [London, n.d.]. 1v.
  • (232) The partic'lar pet; adapted from Max Murrey's "Asile de Nuit". TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [London, n.d.]. 1v.
  • (233) The paying guest; a comedy in three acts. A.MS.s. and TS.; [London] 14 Oct-27 Oct [1924] 126s.(136p.)
  • (234) The paying guest; a comedy in three acts. TS. (autograph revisions); [London, n.d.]. 1v.
  • (235) [The paying guest] TS. (autograph revisions); [London, n.d.]. 1v.
    A prompt copy incorporating the revisions of the above TS.
    Titled "Home again".
  • (236) [The paying guest] Framed photograph of a set.
  • (237) [A pearl stud] TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [London, Apr 1925. 1v.
    Sketch written for Charles B. Cochran.
  • (238) The pedestal; a play in three acts. TS. and A.MS. (unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 210s.(232p.)
    Includes three versions of Act III and miscellaneous pages of dialogue.
  • (239) The pedestal; a play in three acts. TS. (carbon copy, autograph revisions); [London, n.d.]. 1v.
  • (240) The pedestal; a play in three acts. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [London, n.d.]. 1v.
    Incorporates the revisions of the above version.
    Marked "original version".
  • (241) The pedestal; a play in three acts. TS. (carbon copy, autograph revisions); [London, n.d.]. 1v.
    With a revised version of Act II, 16s.(17p.)
  • (242) The pedestal; a play in three acts. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [London, n.d.]. 1v.
    With another version of Act III.
    Marked "pre-final with old ending".
  • (243) The pedestal; a play in three acts. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [London, n.d.]. 1v.
    With another version of Act III.
    Marked "Final".
  • (244) Petit monologue. TS.s. (carbon copy, autograph revisions); [n.p., n.d.]. 7s.(7p.)
    In French. With a TS. version in English. 3s.(3p.)
  • (245) [Playwright's progress] TS. (unsigned, autograph revisions); [n.p., n.d.]. 14s.(14p.)
    With A.MS. notes, 16s.(18p.)
  • (246) [The private life of Henry VIII] TS. (unsigned); [n.p., ca. 1933]. 24s.(24p.)
    Outline.
  • (247) The private life of Henry VIII. TS. (unsigned); [n.p.] Apr 1933]. 76s.(76p.)
    Film scenario.
  • (248) P'tite Marraine. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 14s.(14p.)
    A duologue. In French.
  • (249) [Queent Errant; a play in three acts] A.MS. (unsigned); Cambridge, 22 Sep-? Oct [] 120s.(143p.)
    First draft.
  • (250) Queen Errant; a play in three acts. A.MS.s.; [London, n.d.]. 110s.(117p.)
  • (251) Queen Errant; a play in three acts. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [London, n.d.]. 1v.
  • (252) [Queen Errant; a play in three acts] Pictures for costume and set designs; [n.p., n.d.]. 3v.
  • (253) [Queen Victoria] TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [London, n.d.]. 1v.
    Synopsis of a film story.
  • (254) The red hand; a play in three acts. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [London, ca. 1903]. 3v.
  • (255) The red wagon. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [London] Mar 1933. 1v.
    Film scenario based on the novel Red wagon by Eleanor Smith.
  • (256) The road ahead; a play in three acts. TS. (unsigned); [London, n.d.]. 1v.
  • (257) Roman villa; a play. TS.s (carbon copy, autograph revisions); [London, n.d.]. 1v.
    With cast list (2p.) and another TS. copy (1v.)
  • (258) [Roman villa] A.MS. notebook; [n.p., n.d.]. 2v.
  • (259) [Round the room] A.MS. and TS. (unsigned); [v.p., v.d.]. 124s.(135p.)
    Notes for the autobiography. With two A.MS. notebooks (2v.) and miscellaneous newspaper clippings.
    Includes accounts of Knoblock's activities in the Balkans and in Greece during World War I.
  • (260) Round the room. TS. and A.MS. (unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 182s.(184p.)
    Incomplete draft.
  • (261) Round the room. TS. (carbon copy, autograph revisions); [London, ca. Jun 1935]. 398s.(398p.)
    Marked "Corrected Jun 13th 1935".
    Contains up to p. 286 of the printed edition.
  • (262) Round the room; an autobiography. TS. (carbon copy, autograph revisions); [London, ca. Jun 1935]. 402s.(402p.)
    Marked "Final corrections. June 24th 1935".
    Contains up to p. 286 of the printed edition.
  • (263) Round the room; an autobiography. TS. (autograph revisions); [London] 27 Jun 1935. 402s.(402p.)
    Marked "Final. Copies made from this by Marshall's".
  • (264) Round the room. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [n.p., 1935]. 101s.(101p.)
    Miscellaneous pages incorporating some of the revisions of nos. 261-263.
  • (265) [Round the room] A.MS. (unsigned); [n.p.] 15 Aug 1938. 71s.(78p.)
    Draft of p. 286-end of the printed edition.
  • (266) [Round the room] TS. (unsigned, autograph revisions); [n.p., 1938]. 116s.(116p.)
    Draft of p. 286-344 of the printed edition. Based on the above A.MS. draft (no. 265).
  • (267) [Round the room] A.MS. (unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 4s.(4p.)
    Foreward. With a TS. copy (5p.)
  • (268) Royal flush; a play in two acts. TS. (autograph revisions); [London, n.d.]. 1v.
    From the novel by Margaret Irwin.
    With a revised carbon copy.
  • (269) Sarah Folly; a light comedy in three acts by Dawson Scott and Edward Knoblock. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [London, n.d.]. 3v.
  • (270) Scenario of S. T. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 22s.(22p.)
  • (271) The scrivener; a play in one act. TS. (carbon copy, autograph corrections); [London, n.d.]. 1v.
  • (272) The seven ages of woman. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [London, n.d.]. 1v.
    A poem.
  • (273) She loves me-she loves me not. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [New York, n.d.]. 1v.
    A sketch.
  • (274) Shooting stars. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [London, n.d.]. 1v.
    Synopsis.
  • (275) [Shooting stars] TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [London, n.d.]. 1v.
    Scenario titled "The beauty prize".
  • (276) Shooting stars; a musical play. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [London, n.d.]. 1v.
    With another TS. copy (1v.)
  • (277) [Shooting stars] TS. and A.MS. (unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 7s.(7p.)
    Cast list and dialogue.
  • Shooting stars. See also Bennett, Rodney (no. 334).
  • (278) The Shulamite; a play in three acts by Claude Askew and Edward Knoblock. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [London] 4 Jul 1930. 1v.
    Adapted from the novel The Shulamite by Alice and Claude Askew.
  • (279) The Shulamite. TS. (carbon copy, autograph revisions); [London, ca. 1930]. 52s.(52p.)
    Two endings for Act III.
  • (280) The Shulamite. 6 postcard photographs.
  • (281) The simple life; a light comedy in three acts. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [london, ca. 1906]. 3v.
  • (282) A simple soul; a sketch in two scenes. TS. (unsigned); [London, n.d.]. 1v.
  • (283) Sin; a play in one act. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [London, n.d.]. 1v.
    With another TS. copy with some changes in dialogue.
  • (284) Slander; a play in three acts. TS. (carbon copy, autograph revisions); [London, n.d.]. 1v.
    From Mary Borden's novel Action for slander.
  • (285) Snow-white; a fairy opera in three acts. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 1v.
    Scenario.
  • (286) Some old theatre programmes. TS. (carbon copy, autograph corrections); [London, 1930]. 10s.(10p.)
    A radio talk broadcast by the B. B. C. 4 Mar 1930. Publ. in The listener 5 Mar 1930.
  • (287) Somewhere a voice-a sketch. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [London, n.d.]. 1v.
  • (288) Some words on technique. TS. (unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 6s.(6p.)
  • Song of the clock. See The clock (nos. 41-53).
  • (289) Southern skies; scenario for a musical play. TS. (unsigned, autograph corrections); [n.p., ca. Jan 1925]. 1v.
    With another TS. copy (23p.) of Act I.
  • (290) Speakeasy; a play in three acts by Edward Knoblock and George Rosener. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [London] 27 Jun 1929. 1v.
    Written in New York, Mar 1927.
  • (291) The Staffnidge memoirs; a short story. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [London, n.d.]. 1v.
  • (292) The star in the East. A.MS. (unsigned); [n.p.] Mar 1936. 70s.(107p.)
    First draft of the idea.
  • (293) The star in the East; a miracle play in two parts. A.MS.s.; London, 1 Sep - 7 Oct 1936. 2v.
  • (294) The star in the East; a miracle play in two parts. A.MS. and TS.s.; [London, 1936]. 84s.(89p.)
  • (295) The star in the East; a miracle play in two parts. TS. (carbon copy, autograph corrections); [London, 1936]. 1v.
  • (296) The T'ang mirror. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [n.p., ca. 1925]. 1v.
    Written in Sep 1925. Publ. in Liberty (6-13 Mar 1926).
  • (297) Taras Bulba. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 1v.
    Outline for a play.
  • (298) Taras Bulba. A.MS. notebook; [n.p., n.d.]. 1v.
  • (299) Theories; a duologue. TS. (carbon copy, autograph revisions); [n.p., n.d.]. 1v.
    With another unrevised copy.
  • (300) Theories; a duologue. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 1v.
    Incorporating the revisions of the above copy.
  • (301) [Theories; a duologue] A.MS. (unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 12s.(14p.)
    Another version; in French and English.
  • (302) Theories; a duologue. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 1v.
    In French and English.
  • (303) The three musketers, by Alexander Dumas. TS. (unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 114s.(114p.)
    A photoplay.
  • (304) The three musketers. TS. (unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 2s.(2p.)
    Prologue.
  • (305) Three's not company; a play in one act. TS. and A.MS.s.; [London, n.d.]. 32s.(32p.)
  • (306) Three's not company; a play in one act. TS. (unsigned); [London, n.d.]. 1v.
    With another TS. copy. (1v.)
  • (307) Three's unlucky. TS. (unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 1v.
    A sketch.
  • (308) Tiger! tiger! A.MS. notebook; [London, n.d.]. 1v.
  • (309) Tiger! Tiger! a play in four acts. A.MS.s.; [London, n.d.]. 107s.(133p.)
  • (310) Tiger! Tiger! a play in four acts. TS. (mimeograph); [n.p., n.d.]. 1v.
  • Time on the wing. See The clock (nos. 41-53)
  • (311) [Tom Wall's scenario] A.MS. (unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 40s.(50p.)
    Scenario for a film story.
  • (312) [Tornado] A.MS. (unsigned); [n.p., ca. Nov 1925]. 42s.(53p.)
    Scenario.
  • (313) Tornado; a play in three acts by Edward Knoblock and Anthony Blake. TS. (carbon copy, autograph notes); [n.p., n.d.]. 1v.
    Acting copy. Marked "original version".
  • (314) Tornado; a play in three acts by Edward Knoblock and Anthony Blake. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 1v.
    Revised version.
    With another TS. copy. (1v.)
  • (315) Tornado. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 1v.
    Part for Ravenhill with notes in an unidentified hand.
  • (316) Touchstone. TS. (unsigned, autograph revisions); [n.p., n.d.]. 5s.(5p.)
    Outline for a play.
  • (317) The transmigration of Dipps. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [n.p., 1926]. 1v.
    Written 6 Mar 1926.
    Publ. in The sphere (26 Nov 1926).
  • (318) The turn of the wheel. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [London, ca. 1925]. 1v.
    Written 7 Aug 1925.
    Story publ. in Nash's and Pall Mall magazine (Apr 1926).
  • (319) The very latest. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 1v.
    A one-act play.
  • (320) The vintage. A.MS. (unsigned); [n.p.] Nov 1911. 20s.(21p.)
    Draft of a play.
  • (321) The way to win; a patriotic sketch. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [London, n.d.]. 1v.
  • (322) [When honour's at stake] A.MS. notebook; [London, 1898-1899]. 1v.
    With miscellaneous notes, 8s.(12p.)
  • (323) When honour's at stake; a romantic drama in five acts. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [London, n.d.]. 1v.
  • (324) Who's who; a farce in three acts. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [London, n.d.]. 1v.
    Written Feb 1922.
    With another TS. copy. (1v.)
  • (325) Why Smythe didn't speak to Smith; a story. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [London, n.d.]. 1v.
    Written Sep 1925.
  • (326) [Miscellaneous and unidentified notes and photographs] A.MS. and TS. (unsigned); [v.p., v.d.]. 1 folders.
  • (327) A.MS. notebooks; [v.p., v.d.]. 12v.
  • (328) A.MS. diary; 2 Apr - 23 Apr []. 1v.
  • (329) TS. journal; 29 Apr - 26 May 1910. 1v.
  • (330) A.MS. diary; [v.p.] 1 Jan 1931 - 15 Jan 1932. 401s.(401p.)
  • (331) Scrapbooks of newspaper clippings; [v.p.] Sep 1929 - Dec 1935. 7v.
  • (332) Scrapbook containing magazines with stories by Knoblock; [v.p.] 19 Jun 1896 - Aug 1930. 1v.
  • (333) Miscellaneous printed material. 4 folders.

• II. Compositions by others
  • (334) Bennett, Rodney. Shooting stars. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 1v.
    Lyrics.
  • (335) Blunt, Fanny (Sandison), lady. Albania. A.MS. and TS.s.; [Malta, n.d.]. 31s.(31p.)
  • (336) Gallatin, James, 1796-1876. A great peace maker; the diary of James Gallatin secretary of Albert Gallatin 1813-1827. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 3s.(3p.)
    Extracts from the diary publ. by Scribner's, 1914.
  • (337) Glass, Dudley. [Biographical notes] TS. (unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 3s.(3p.)
  • (338) Graham, Harry, 1874- [D'alliance] TS. (carbon copy,unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 3s.(3p.)
    Lyrics for the opening chorus.
  • (339) Graham, Harry, 1874-. D'alliance. TS. (carbon copy, unsigned); [n.p., n.d.]. 1v.
    Lyrics.
  • (340) Knox, Edward. The princess and the countess; a play in four acts. TS.s.; [London, n.d.]. 4v.
    Signed by Edward Knoblock and with corrections in his hand.
    With five pages of dialogue in Knoblock's hand.
  • (341) Maeterlinck, Maurice, 1862-1949. Sister Beatrice; a miracle play. TS. (unsigned); [London, n.d.]. 1v.
    A translation, possibly by Edward Knoblock.
  • (341a) Waters, William George, 1843- Jerome Cardan. Extracts. TS. (unsigned); [London, ca. 1898]. 29s.(29p.)

• III. Correspondence
  • (342) Banks, Leslie. MS.L.s. to Edward Knoblock; [London] 18 Sep 1936. 1s.(1p.)
  • (343) Beardmore, George. A.L.s. to Edward Knoblock; Harrow, 22 Aug 1942. 1s.(1p.)
  • (344) Beaverbrook, William Maxwell Aitken, baron, 1879- T.L.s. to Edward Knoblock; [London] 30 Mar 1931. 1s.(1p.)
  • (345) Bennett, Arnold, 1867-1931. A.L.s. (initials) to Edward Knoblock; [London] 2 Sep 1930. 1s.(1p.)
  • (346) Bennett, Dorothy Cheston. T.L.s. to Edward Knoblock; [London] 25 Mar 1931. 1s.(1p.)
  • Brancker, Sir William Sefton, 1877-1930. 2 A.L.s. to [Edward Knoblock]; [1930]
    • (347) [London] 18 Sep [1930]. 2s.(4p.)
    • (348) [London] 28 Sep [1930]. 2s.(4p.)
  • (349) Brewer, Charles. T.L.s. to Edward Knoblock; London, 13 Aug 1936. 1s.(1p.)
  • (350) Brunskill, John. T.L.s. to Edward Knblock; London, 9 Oct 1937. 1s.(1p.)
  • (351) Carroll, Sydney Wentworth, 1877- T.L.s. to Edward Knoblock; London, 11 Nov 1936. 1s.(1p.)
    With notes by Knoblock.
  • (352) Glass, Eric. T.L.s. to Edward Knoblock; London, 11 Sep 1943. 1s.(1p.)
  • (353) Guitry, Lucien. A.L.s. to Edward Knoblock; [Paris, 15 Oct 1913]. 1s.(3p.)
  • Hawtrey, Marjory. A.L.s. and MS.L. to Edward Knoblock; [n.d.]
    • (354) [London] 28 Jun []; 1s.(2p.)
    • (355) [London] 30 May []; 1s.(1p.)
      By secretary.
  • (356) James, Charles. A.L.s. to Edward Knoblock; [London, n.d.]. 1s.(3p.)
  • (357) Jeffries, Joseph Mary Nagle, 1885- A.L.s. to Edward Knoblock; Athens, 2 Mar 1917. 7s.(7p.)
  • (358) Jennings, Gertrude E. A.L. (unsigned) to Edward Knoblock; [London, 1931]. 1s.(2p.)
    Possibly by Gertrude Jennings.
  • (359) Johnstone, Alick. T.L.s. to Edward Knoblock; [London] 9 Oct 1937. 1s.(1p.)
  • (360) Knoblock, Edward, 1874-1945. A.L.s. (initial) to []; Syra, 8 Mar 1917. 2s.(2p.)
  • Nerney, Winifred. T.L.s. and A.L.s. to Edward Knoblock; 1931.
    • (361) [London] 9 Feb 1931. 1s.(1p.)
    • (362) [same] 1 Apr 1931. 1s.(2p.)
  • (363) Oxford and Asquith, Margot Asquith, countess of, 1864-1945. A.L.s. to Edward Knoblock; [London][, 1931] 1s.(2p.)
  • (364) [Pickford, Mary, 1893- ] 1 telegram to Edward Knoblock; Cherbourg, 28 May 1931. 1s.(1p.)
    Also from Douglas Fairbanks.
  • (365) Roch, Walter Francis, 1880- A.L.s. to Arnold Bennett; [London] 17 Jun 1922. 6s.(6p.)
  • (366) Rolt, Bernard. A.L.s. to Edward Knoblock; [London], 4 Feb 1914. 1s.(2p.)
  • (367) Taber, Robert. Letters to various persons; [v.p.] 16 Jul 1897 - 29 May 1898. 1v.
    Typed copies.
  • (368) Wells, Herbert George, 1866-1946. A.L.s. to Edward Knoblock; [London] 29 Mar 1931. 1s.(1p.)
  • (369-373) Unidentified. 5 letters to Edward Knoblock; 1906-1941 & [n.d.].
  • (374) [] A.L.s. to James McCutcheon; Latchmore, 15 Apr 1935. 1s.(1p.)
  • (375) [] T.L.s. to an unidentified correspondent; London, 1913. 1s.(1p.)
  • (376) Ballot, Marcel. [Agreement between Arnold Bennett, Edward Knoblock and Dario Niccodemi for the French translation of Milestones] A.MS.s.; Paris, Dec 1913. 1s.(1p.)