William Douglas-Home - Plays

Plays

  • Great Possessions (1937)
  • Passing By (1940)
  • Now Barabbas (1947)
  • The Chiltern Hundreds (1947)
  • Ambassador Extraordinary (1948)
  • The Thistle and the Rose (1948)
  • Master of Arts (1949)
  • The Bad Samaritan (1952)
  • Caro William (1952)
  • The Manor of Northstead (1954)
  • The Reluctant Debutante (1955)
  • The Iron Duchess (1957)
  • Aunt Edwina (1959)
  • Up a Gum Tree (1960)
  • The Bad Soldier Smith (1961)
  • The Cigarette Girl (1962)
  • The Drawing Room Tragedy (1963)
  • The Reluctant Peer (1964)
  • The Bishop and the Actress (1964)
  • Two Account Rendered (1964)
  • Betzi (1965)
  • A Friend Indeed (1965)
  • The Secretary Bird (1967)
  • The Queen's Highland Servant (1967)
  • The Grouse Moor Image (1968)
  • The Jockey Club Stakes (1970)
  • Uncle Dick's Surprise (1970)
  • The Douglas Cause (1971)
  • Lloyd George Knew My Father (1972)
  • In the Red (1972)
  • At the End of the Day (1973)
  • The Dame of Sark (1974)
  • The Lord's Lieutenant (1974)
  • Dramatic Licence (1975)
  • The Consulting Room (1977)
  • The Perch (1977)
  • Rolls Hyphen Royce (1977)
  • The Kingfisher (1977)
  • The Editor Regrets (1979)
  • You're Alright, How Am I? (1981)
  • Four Hurts Double (1982)
  • Her Mother Came Too (1982)
  • The Golf Umbrella (1983)
  • David and Jonathan (1984)
  • After the Ball is Over (1985)
  • Portraits (1987)
  • A Christmas Truce (1989)

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