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Books:
Year
|
Title
|
Publisher
|
1954 |
Readings
From Dickens (with an introduction by Bernard Darwin) |
Heinemann |
1961 |
George:
An Early Autobiography |
Hamish
Hamilton |
1961 |
The
Collected Plays of Emlyn Williams, Volume I (including Night
Must Fall, He Was Born Gay, The Corn Is Green, The
Light of Heart) |
Heinemann |
1967 |
Beyond
Belief: A Chronicle of Murder and Its Detection |
Hamish
Hamilton |
1973 |
Emlyn:
An Early Autobiography, 1927-1935 |
Bodley
Head |
1978 |
Dr.
Crippen's Diary (included in Great Cases of Scotland Yard) |
Reader's
Digest |
1980 |
Headlong:
A Novel |
Heinemann |
1987 |
Dr.
Crippen's Diary: An Invention |
Robson
Books |
Plays:
Debuted
|
Title
|
Venue
|
Directed
|
Acted
|
Published
|
March
1926 |
Vigil |
Playhouse,
Cambridge OUDS |
|
X
|
1954
|
December 10,
1928 |
Glamour |
Embassy
Theatre |
|
X
|
|
January 30,
1929 |
Full
Moon |
Arts Theatre |
|
|
|
November 9,
1930 |
A Murder
Has Been Arranged |
Strand
Theatre |
X
|
|
1931
|
November 1,
1931 |
Port
Said |
Wyndham's
Theatre |
X
|
X
|
|
July 3,
1933 |
Vessels
Departing (revised version of Port Said) |
Embassy
Theatre |
|
|
|
January 31,
1934 |
Spring,
1600 |
Shaftesbury
Theatre |
|
|
1953
|
May 31,
1935 |
Night
Must Fall |
Duchess
Theatre |
|
X
|
1961
|
May 26,
1937 |
He
Was Born Gay |
Queen's
Theatre |
X
|
X
|
1937
|
September 20,
1938 |
The
Corn Is Green |
Duchess
Theatre |
X
|
X
|
1938
|
February 21,
1940 |
The
Light of Heart |
Apollo
Theatre |
X
|
X
|
1940
|
December 10,
1941 |
The
Morning Star |
Globe
Theatre |
X
|
X
|
1942
|
1942? |
Yesterday's
Magic |
Guild
Theatre, New York |
|
|
1942
|
December 22,
1943 |
Pen
Don |
Grand
Theatre, Blackpool |
X
|
X
|
1944
|
January 26,
1944 |
The
Druid's Rest |
St. Martin's
Theatre |
X
|
|
1944
|
April 12,
1945 |
The
Wind of Heaven |
St. James's
Theatre |
X
|
X
|
1945
|
July 14,
1947 |
Pepper
and Sand |
BBC Radio |
|
X
|
1948
|
July 16,
1947 |
Trespass |
Globe
Theatre |
X
|
X
|
1947
|
September 7,
1950 |
Accolade |
Aldwych
Theatre |
|
X
|
1951
|
November 25,
1953 |
Someone
Waiting |
Globe
Theatre |
|
X
|
1954
|
March 20,
1958 |
Beth |
Apollo
Theatre |
X
|
|
1959
|
1986 |
Cuckoo |
Guildford |
|
|
1986
|
Adapted
Stage Plays:
Year
|
Title
|
Author
|
1933 |
The
Late Christopher Bean |
Sydney
Howard (based on Prenez garde à la peinture by René
Fauchois) |
1934 |
Josephine |
Hermann
Bahr |
1943 |
A Month
in the Country |
Turgenev |
1946 |
Guest
in the House |
Hagar
Wilde and Dale Eunson |
1964 |
The
Master Builder |
Ibsen |
Screenplays:
Year
|
Title
|
Original
Author
|
Williams's
Role
|
1933 |
Friday
the Thirteenth |
Sidney
Gilliat, G.H . Moresby-White, and Emlyn Williams |
Writer |
1934 |
Evergreen |
Marjorie
Gaffney and Benn W. Levy |
Adaptation
and dialogue |
1934 |
The
Man Who Knew Too Much |
Edwin
Greenwood, A. R. Rawlinson, Charles Bennett, D.B. Wyndham Lewis |
Additional
dialogue |
1935 |
The
Divine Spark |
Walter
Reisch |
Adaptation |
1936 |
Broken
Blossoms |
Thomas
Burke |
Screenplay |
1938 |
The
Citadel |
A.
J. Cronin |
Additional
dialogue |
1939 |
Dead
Men Tell No Tales |
Francis
Beeding |
Uncredited
writer |
1948 |
Chevrolet
Tele-Theatre |
|
Writer |
1959 |
A
Month in the Country (TV) |
Ivan
Tergenev |
Teleplay |
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