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Henry Arthur Jones

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Jones, Henry Arthur 

Born Sept. 20, 1851, in Buckinghamshire; died Jan. 7, 1929, in London. English playwright. At one time a commercial traveler.

In his dramas It’s Only Around the Corner (1879), Saints and Sinners (1884), The Case of Rebellious Susan (1894), The Triumph of the Philistines (1895), Michael and His Lost Angel (1896), and The Liars (1897), Jones depicted people who oppose religious dogma and conventional bourgeois morality. Jones’ melodramatic devices and the limited nature of his criticism of the foundations of the bourgeois world were exposed by Shaw. Jones explained his aesthetic views in several books, including The Renaissance of the English Drama (1895) and The Theater of Ideas (1915).

WORKS

Representative Plays, vols. 1-4. London, 1926.
In Russian translation:
Ot mraka k svetu. Moscow, 1904.

REFERENCES

Shaw, B. O drame i teatre. Moscow, 1963.
Cordell, R. A. H. A. Jones and the Modern Drama. [New York, 1968.]


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Henry Arthur Jones used costume to deliver a similar charge that his producer would not allow in words.
He inspired and encouraged such writers as George Bernard Shaw, Oscar Wilde, Henry Arthur Jones and John Galsworthy among others.
11, 1894--Charles Frohman presents the English comedy "The Bauble Shop," by Henry Arthur Jones, starring John Drew, Maude Adams, Arthur Byron, and Elsie de Wolfe, whose understudy, Drew's niece, was a 17-year-old budding actress named Ethel Barrymore.
 
 
 
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