The FictionMags Index

Index by Name: Page 2697

[]Pritchard, Evan (fl. 1990s) (chron.)
• * The Last Days [Doctor Who], (nv) Doctor Who: Short Trips ed. Stephen Cole, BBC Books, 1998

[]Pritchard, George (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * Are Men Born Successful?, (ar) The Scrap Book January 1909
• * The Original Jingo Was a Woman, (bg) The Scrap Book September 1908
• * They Starved Themselves for Gold, (ar) The Scrap Book May 1908
• * The Vices of Virtues, (ar) The Scrap Book December 1908
• * What Your Voice Looks Like, (ar) The Scrap Book June 1908

[]Pritchard, Glenn (fl. 1960s-1970s) (chron.)
• * The Freeway Wolf Howls, (??) Adam Bedside Reader #18, 1965
• * Her Bedroom Has Eight Doors, (ar) Adam July 1972
• * Nobody Looks Good in Red, (hu) Adam Bedside Reader #19, 1965
• * Scars and Liars, (hu) Adam Yearbook 1966
• * Sixty-Sex, (ss) Adam June 1973
• * The View Through Frosted Glasses, (ar) Adam Bedside Reader #20, 1965

[]Pritchard, Harmon; [born Herman Prichep] (1890-1938) (about) (chron.)
• * Old-Timer’s Advice, (pm) Western Rangers April 1931

[]Pritchard, Helen (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * Bereaved, (pm) The Novel Magazine April 1925
• * Triolet, (pm) The Novel Magazine April 1924

[]Pritchard, Henry Baden (fl. 1860s-1870s) (chron.)
• * Across the Scandinavians, (ar) The Dark Blue #16, June 1872, as by H. B. P.
• * Gun-Cotton Warfare, (ar) Cassell’s Magazine May 30 1868, uncredited.
• * The Invention of Photography, (ar) Cassell’s Magazine March 28 1868, uncredited.
• * Military Ballooning, (ar) Cassell’s Family Magazine July 1879
• * Photographs Printed by Machinery, (ar) Cassell’s Magazine August 1 1868, uncredited.
• * Preparations for War, (ar) Cassell’s Magazine November 22 1873
• * Trapping Sunbeams, (ar) Cassell’s Magazine April 18 1868, uncredited.

[]Pritchard, Hubert (fl. 1950s); used pseudonym John Ruland (chron.)
• * The Cat Burglar, (ss) Hi-Life September 1959, as by John Ruland
• * Cherry Claret, (ar) Escapade October 1958, as by John Ruland
• * Enough to Feed an Army, (ss) Caper March 1959, as by John Ruland
• * Love My Dog, (ss) Caper January 1959, as by John Ruland
• * Open All Doors (with Harry Harrison), (nv) Fantastic Universe February 1958
• * The Piggly Wiggly Heist, (ss) Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine November 1958
• * The Planet of Heavenly Joy, (ss) Fantastic Universe October 1959, as by John Ruland
_____, as told to
• * “Save Him—or Share His Grave!”, (ts) Stag February 1956; as told by Ruland Sykerly

[]Pritchard, Hudson Frazier (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * [letter from Princeton, WV], (lt) Astounding Stories February 1936

[]Pritchard, J. Laurence (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * Hen-ce These Tears, (pm) The Red Magazine January 15 1912
• * Looking Down, (pm) The Red Magazine December 1 1911

[]Pritchard, Janice (fl. 1960s) (chron.)
• * Jesse James—His Women, (ts) Ranch Romances February 1967

[]Pritchard, Joe (Michael) (fl. 2000s) (about) (chron.)
• * Mustard Seed, (ss) Dreams & Visions #32, 2004

[]Pritchard, John (fl. 1990s-2000s) (chron.)
• * Clinicians, (ss) Skeleton Crew February 1991
• * The Fifth Horseman, (ss) Fear #19, July 1990
• * Nights, (ss) Fear #26, February 1991
• * No Man’s Land, (ss) Squane’s Journal #3, 1996
_____, trans.
• * Nails by Sarah Zama, (ss) Dark Horizons #44, Autumn/Winter 2003
_____, [ref.]
• * Night Brother: An Interview with John Pritchard by S. P. Tollyfield, (iv) Dementia 13 #14, 1994

[]Pritchard, John Laurence (1885-1968); used pseudonym John Laurence (about) (chron.)
• * An Actor-Manager’s Last Appearance, (ar) Detective Story Magazine May 28 1921, as by John Laurence
• * The Amazing Murder of Jules Santon, (ar) Detective Story Magazine November 16 1920, as by John Laurence
• * The Appointment, (vi) The Novel Magazine November 1926, as by John Laurence
• * The Blackmailing of Septimus Lock, (ss) The 20-Story Magazine #27, September 1924, as by John Laurence
• * Brotherly Love, (ms) The Novel Magazine May 1927, as by John Laurence
• * The Bully and the Note Book, (ss) The Novel Magazine October 1914, as by John Laurence
• * The Caller at Eight, (ss) Top-Notch Magazine December 1 1926, as by John Laurence
• * The Capuchin Monkey [Dr. Carmichael], (ss) The 20-Story Magazine #31, January 1925, as by John Laurence
• Flynn’s August 1 1925, as by John Laurence
• * Carmichael Up a Tree [Dr. Carmichael], (ss) Flynn’s September 12 1925, as by John Laurence
• * The Case of the Accidental Poisoner, (ar) Detective Story Magazine January 1 1921, as by John Laurence
• * The Case of the Chloroformed Jeweler, (ar) Detective Story Magazine March 26 1921, as by John Laurence
• * The Case of the Green Baize Masks, (ar) Detective Story Magazine February 19 1921, as by John Laurence
• * The Case of the King of Forgers, (ar) Detective Story Magazine August 17 1920, as by John Laurence
• * A Christmas Present, (ss) , as by John Laurence
• Short Stories Magazine December 1980, as by John Laurence
• * The Crime Without a Clue, (ss) The Novel Magazine May 1929, as by John Laurence
• * The Disappearance of Felicity Hinton [Dr. Carmichael], (ss) The 20-Story Magazine #36, June 1925, as by John Laurence
• * Dr. Crippen’s Finger-Prints [Dr. Carmichael], (ss) The 20-Story Magazine #34, April 1925, as by John Laurence
• * Double and Quits, (ss) The 20-Story Magazine #38, August 1925, as by John Laurence
• Flynn’s October 31 1925, as by John Laurence
• * Double Murder, (ar) Detective Story Magazine October 26 1920, as by John Laurence
• * The Empty House, (sl) Detective Story Magazine May 19, May 26, Jun 2, Jun 9, Jun 16 1923, as by John Laurence
• * “Failing Whom…”, (ss) The 20-Story Magazine #2, August 1922, as by John Laurence
• * The Fall of Josiah Parker, (ss) Pan: The Fiction Magazine September 1922, as by John Laurence
• * Famous Detectives’ Famous Cases:
  * ___ The Amazing Murder of Jules Santon, (ar) Detective Story Magazine November 16 1920, as by John Laurence
  * ___ The Case of the Accidental Poisoner, (ar) Detective Story Magazine January 1 1921, as by John Laurence
  * ___ The Case of the Chloroformed Jeweler, (ar) Detective Story Magazine March 26 1921, as by John Laurence
  * ___ The Case of the Green Baize Masks, (ar) Detective Story Magazine February 19 1921, as by John Laurence
  * ___ The Case of the King of Forgers, (ar) Detective Story Magazine August 17 1920, as by John Laurence
  * ___ Double Murder, (ar) Detective Story Magazine October 26 1920, as by John Laurence
  * ___ The Man with the Nervous Twitch, (ar) Detective Story Magazine October 12 1920, as by John Laurence
• * “Finder Rewarded”, (ss) The Premier Magazine #120, August 12 1921, as by John Laurence
• * For Old Time’s Sake, (ss) Flynn’s January 16 1926, as by John Laurence
• * The Ghost Story, (ss) Pan: The Fiction Magazine March 1922, as by John Laurence
• * The Gold-from-sea-water Swindle, (ar) Detective Story Magazine April 12 1924, as by John Laurence
• * The Great Adams Express Robbery, (ar) Detective Story Magazine August 6 1921, as by John Laurence
• * The Great Cornhill Jewel Robbery, (ar) Detective Story Magazine October 15 1921, as by John Laurence
• * The Great Manhattan Bank Robbery, (ar) Detective Story Magazine July 2 1921, as by John Laurence
• * The Great Safe Mystery, (sl) Detective Story Magazine Feb 10, Feb 17, Feb 24, Mar 3, Mar 10 1923, as by John Laurence
• * The Great Turf Frauds, (ar) Detective Story Magazine January 27 1923, as by John Laurence
• * Green Moss, (ss) Detective Story Magazine December 14 1929, as by John Laurence
• * Her Son’s Return, (vi) The Novel Magazine December 1926, as by John Laurence
• * The Humbert Swindle, (ss) Detective Story Magazine April 28 1923, as by John Laurence
• * The Lady, the Lover and the Policeman, (ss) The Herald (Tamworth) April 24 1937, as by John Laurence
• * The Language of the Air, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine December 1919
• * The Lure of the Tessier Millions, (ar) Detective Story Magazine March 31 1923, as by John Laurence
• * The Man from the Argentine, (ss) The 20-Story Magazine #25, July 1924, as by John Laurence
• * The Man with the Nervous Twitch, (ar) Detective Story Magazine October 12 1920, as by John Laurence
• * The Mascots of Mah Jongg [Dr. Carmichael], (ss) The 20-Story Magazine #33, March 1925, as by John Laurence
• Flynn’s September 5 1925, as by John Laurence
• * The Meaning of a Million Men, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine January 1915, as by John Laurence
• * The Money Shark, (sl) Crime Mysteries #1 Aug 19, #2 Sep 2, #3 Sep 16, #4 Sep 30, #5 Oct 14, #6 Oct 28 1927, as by John Laurence
• * Monte Carlo Wells, (ar) Detective Story Magazine August 11 1923, as by John Laurence
• * The Murder on the Egyptian Sphinx, (ar) The Detective Magazine #8, March 2 1923, as by John Laurence
• * The Mystery of the Sicilian Candle, (ar) The Detective Magazine #4, January 5 1923, as by John Laurence
• * The Newly Weds and the Theatre Tickets, (vi) Pearson’s Magazine April 1918, as by John Laurence
• * Prints from the Grave [Dr. Carmichael], (ss) Flynn’s October 17 1925, as by John Laurence
• * The Robbery of the Gainsborough Duchess, (ar) Detective Story Magazine May 7 1921, as by John Laurence
• * The Robbery of the Roman Coins, (ar) Detective Story Magazine August 20 1921, as by John Laurence
• * The Robbery of the Southeastern Mail, (ar) Detective Story Magazine July 23 1921, as by John Laurence
• * Safe Bind, (ss) The 20-Story Magazine #40, October 1925, as by John Laurence
• * Sailor’s Knots [Dr. Carmichael], (ss) Flynn’s October 10 1925, as by John Laurence
• * Six Months to Live, (ss) The Sovereign Magazine December 1924, as by John Laurence
• * Snake in the Glass Jar, (ss) Holland’s July 1926, as by John Laurence
• * Speed, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine September 1916, as by John Laurence
• * Spooked at Midnight, (ss) Top-Notch Magazine February 15 1926, as by John Laurence
• * The Sweet Tooth [Dr. Carmichael], (ss) Flynn’s October 24 1925, as by John Laurence
• * The Test Match Cricketer [Dr. Carmichael], (ss) The 20-Story Magazine #32, February 1925, as by John Laurence
• * The Theft of the Ellesmere Jewels, (ar) Detective Story Magazine November 5 1921, as by John Laurence
• * The Timid Customer and the Bullying Shopwalker, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine May 1917, as by John Laurence
• * The Tonic, (vi) The Corner Magazine April 1927, as by John Laurence
• * The Trifolium Tragedy, (ss) The 20-Story Magazine #37, July 1925, as by John Laurence
• * What Is a Man Worth?, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine January 1921, as by John Laurence
• * Who Finds—Keeps, (ss) The 20-Story Magazine #39, September 1925, as by John Laurence
• * The Woman in the Case [Dr. Carmichael], (ss) The 20-Story Magazine #35, May 1925, as by John Laurence
• Flynn’s August 8 1925, as by John Laurence
• * World-Famous Robberies:
  * ___ An Actor-Manager’s Last Appearance, (ar) Detective Story Magazine May 28 1921, as by John Laurence
  * ___ The Great Adams Express Robbery, (ar) Detective Story Magazine August 6 1921, as by John Laurence
  * ___ The Great Cornhill Jewel Robbery, (ar) Detective Story Magazine October 15 1921, as by John Laurence
  * ___ The Great Manhattan Bank Robbery, (ar) Detective Story Magazine July 2 1921, as by John Laurence
  * ___ The Robbery of the Gainsborough Duchess, (ar) Detective Story Magazine May 7 1921, as by John Laurence
  * ___ The Robbery of the Roman Coins, (ar) Detective Story Magazine August 20 1921, as by John Laurence
  * ___ The Robbery of the Southeastern Mail, (ar) Detective Story Magazine July 23 1921, as by John Laurence
  * ___ The Theft of the Ellesmere Jewels, (ar) Detective Story Magazine November 5 1921, as by John Laurence

[]Pritchard, John W(allace) (1912-1998); used pseudonym Ian Wallace
_____, [ref.]
• * Croyd by Ron Goulart, (br) Venture Science Fiction May 1969
• * Who Is Ian Wallace? by Malcolm Henderson, (ar) Paperback, Pulp and Comic Collector #4, December 1991

[]Pritchard, Joseph (fl. 1960s) (chron.)
• * Wanted: A New Anything, (hu) Candlelight v1 #2, 1963

[]Pritchard, Kenneth B. (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * A Beam from the Sky, (ar) The Fantasy Fan January 1935
• * Beings from Beyond, (ar) The Fantasy Fan September 1934
• * A Death Signal, (ar) The Fantasy Fan November 1934
• * A Disembodied Shadow, (ar) The Fantasy Fan August 1934
• * The Electric World, (ss) Fanciful Tales Fall 1936
• * Inherited Memory, (ar) The Fantasy Fan May 1934
• * The Interstellar Star, (pm) Science Fiction Digest December 1933
• * The Legacy, (vi) The Fantasy Fan February 1935
• * Shadows, (ms) The Phantagraph July/August 1935
• * Smoke Without Fire, (ar) The Fantasy Fan July 1934
• * “Time”, (ar) International Observer November 1935
• * The Words in the Sky, (ar) The Fantasy Fan March 1934
• * [letter from Pittsfield, MA], (lt) Astounding Stories Aug 1934, Apr 1935

[]Pritchard, Linda (fl. 1980s-2010s)
_____, [ref.]
• * Remembering Jeremy by David Stuart Davies, (iv) Sherlock Holmes: The Detective Magazine #25, 1998

[]Pritchard, Lisa (fl. 2020s) (chron.)
• * The Haunting of Ian Bland, (ss) Supernatural Tales #56, Autumn 2024

[]Pritchard, Lynn (fl. 2000s) (chron.)
• * [front cover], (cv) The Telling by Ursula K. Le Guin, Easton Press, 2000

[]Pritchard, Marilee (fl. 2020s) (chron.)
• * I’m an Accident, (pm) Star*Line Summer 2020

[]Pritchard, Mark (fl. 1990s) (chron.)
• * Lessons in Submission, (ss)
• The Mammoth Book of Erotica: New Edition ed. Maxim Jakubowski, Robinson, 2000

[]Pritchard, Mark James (fl. 1990s) (chron.)
• * Moon Kissed, (ss) Auguries #18, 1994

[]Pritchard, Mary Eugene
_____, as told to
• * On a Haunted Piano, (ss) Ghost Stories May 1927; as told by Loretta MacKay

[]Pritchard, Melissa; [née Brown] (1948- ) (about) (books) (chron.)
• * Captain Brown and the Royal Victoria Military Hospital, (na) The Odditorium, Bellevue Literary Press, 2012; a variation of this story appeared in Ecotone, v7 #1, Fall 2011.
• * Eating for Theodora, (ss) Story Summer 1990
• * Ecorché: Flayed Man, (ss) A Public Space #10, Summer 2010
• The Odditorium, Bellevue Literary Press, 2012
• * The Good and Faithful Widow, (ss) The Paris Review #127, Summer 1993
• * Hallie: How Love Is Found When the Heart Is Lost, (ss) American Voice Fall 1990
• The Best of the West 4 ed. James & Denise Thomas, Norton, 1991, as "How Love Is Found When the Heart Is Lost"
• * The Hauser Variations, (ss) Conjunctions #45, Fall 2005
• The Odditorium, Bellevue Literary Press, 2012
• * Hotel Majestic, (ss) Ploughshares Summer 2016
• * How Love Is Found When the Heart Is Lost, (ss) American Voice Fall 1990, as "Hallie: How Love Is Found When the Heart Is Lost"
• The Best of the West 4 ed. James & Denise Thomas, Norton, 1991
• * The Nine-Gated City, (na) Agni Fall 2009
• The Odditorium, Bellevue Literary Press, 2012
• * The Odditorium, (co) Bellevue Literary Press (tp), January 2012
• * The Odditorium, (ss) Fanzine November 2009
• The Odditorium, Bellevue Literary Press, 2012
• * Patricide, (ss) Boulevard Spring 2006
• The Odditorium, Bellevue Literary Press, 2012
• * Pelagia, Holy Fool, (ss) Image Spring 2009
• The Odditorium, Bellevue Literary Press, 2012
• * Phoenix, (ss) Story Autumn 1989
• * A Private Landscape, (ss) The Kenyon Review Autumn 1982
• Prize Stories 1984: The O. Henry Awards ed. William Abrahams, Doubleday & Company, Inc., 1984
• * Salve Regina, (ss) The Gettysburg Review Summer 1999
• Prize Stories 2000: The O. Henry Awards ed. Larry Dark, Anchor Books, 2000
• * The Sherry and Therapy Society, (ss) Story #6, Fall 2019
• * Spirit Seizures, (ss) Spirit Seizures by Melissa Pritchard, University of Georgia, 1987
• The Literary Ghost ed. Larry Dark, Atlantic Monthly, 1991
• American Gothic Tales ed. Joyce Carol Oates, Penguin/Plume, 1996
• * Watanya Cicilia, (nv) Gulf Coast Winter/Spring 2011
• The Odditorium, Bellevue Literary Press, 2012
_____, [ref.]
• * Interview with Melissa Pritchard by Leslie A. Wootten, (iv) Glimmer Train #47, Summer 2003

[]Pritchard, N(orman) H(enry) (1939-1996) (about) (chron.)
• * Hoom, (nv)
• 19 Necromancers from Now ed. Ishmael Reed, Anchor, 1970

[]Pritchard, Robert (fl. 2000s-2010s) (chron.)
• * Alienation, (ss) Betwixt #2, Winter 2014
• * Aristeia, (ss) Zahir Summer 2008
• * Chinese Poetry, (ss) Kaleidotrope Summer 2015
• * A Collapsing Crutch: The Characters of The Matrix Fall Cruelly Into Naturalism, (ar) The New York Review of Science Fiction #234, February 2008
• * Evoë! Evoë!, (ss) Redstone Science Fiction #15, August 2011
• * Monologue for Two Voices, (ss) Perihelion May 12 2013
• * Pasquale on the Evolution, (ss) Zahir #14, Winter 2007
• * Xed, (ss) Space and Time #125, Spring 2016

[]Pritchard, Sarah J. (chron.)
• * On Sand Island, (ss) The Atlantic Monthly May 1877

[]Pritchard, Stanford (chron.)
• * My Friend B, (es) The Kenyon Review Winter 1990

[]Pritchard, T. J. (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * [letter from Seattle, Washington], (lt) Fight Stories May 1931

[]Pritchard, Thomas (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * [letter from Mt. Morris, NY], (lt) Astounding Stories November 1932

[]Pritchard, Walter (fl. 1890s) (chron.)
• * An Affair of Honour, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine August 1899
• Pearson’s Magazine (US) August 1899
• * The Deuce of Spades, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine December 1897
• * A Diplomatic Rehersal, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine May 1898
• * The Last Struggle (with Frank Vernon), (ss) Pearson’s Magazine October 1899
• * The Regent’s Valet, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine September 1897

[]Pritchee, Greg (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * The Long Last Hour, (ts) True Men Stories April 1959; as told to Lloyd Parker

[]Pritchett, A. (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * “Green Hellebore”, (ss) The Magpie #13, August 1913

[]Pritchett, Angela (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * The Bridge, (ss) Another 100 Horrors ed. Kevin G. Bufton, Cruentus Libri Press, 2013

[]Pritchett, E. R. (fl. 1860s) (chron.)
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Once a Week October 19 1867

[]Pritchett, Electra (fl. 2020s) (chron.)
• * Prophet by Helen Macdonald and Sin Blaché: A Dialogue (with Martin Petto), (ar) Strange Horizons January 29 2024 [Ref. Sin Blaché & Helen Macdonald]

[]Pritchett, Henry S. (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * Harnessing the Horses of the Sun, (ar) The Busy Man’s Magazine August 1906
• * The Home College Course: The Home Study of Science, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post August 2 1902
• * A Hundred Miles an Hour, (ar) McClure’s Magazine March 1904
• * Science (1857-1907), (ar) The Atlantic Monthly November 1907
• * Tools of the Future, (ar) The Windsor Magazine #138, June 1906
• * The Two Doors to Business Life, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post October 25 1902

[]Pritchett, Jill (fl. 2000s) (chron.)
• * Corner Booth, (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine December 2003

[]Pritchett, Laura (fl. 2000s-2010s) (chron.)
• * The Bird at the Window, (mm) The Sun #409, January 2010
• * Drag, (ss) The Sun #431, November 2011
• * Under the Apple Tree, (ss) The Sun #368, August 2006

[]Pritchett, Lulita Crawford (1906-1991) (about) (chron.)
• * Accommodatin’ Cuss, (ss) Ranch Romances 1st April 1937
• * Ballots to Pete’s Hole, (ss) Ranch Romances 3rd October 1948
• * Beau Catcher, (ss) Ranch Romances 2nd April 1945
• * The Boss of Bowan’s Hole, (ss) Ranch Romances 1st September 1932
• * Canyon Girl, (ss) Ranch Romances 1st March 1937
• * Considerable of a Sinner, (ss) Ranch Romances 2nd March 1939
• * Cowgirl’s Hunch, (ss) Ranch Romances 1st September 1936
• * Crag Bixler’s Girl, (ss) Ranch Romances 1st June 1931
• World Stories #40, July 1931
• * The Cussedest Cowboy, (ss) Ranch Romances 1st January 1932
• * Devil Girl, (ss) Ranch Romances 3rd April 1940
• * Doggone Dude, (ss) Ranch Romances 1st April 1951
• * Drifter’s Dream, (ss) Ranch Romances 2nd February 1937
• * Duck Soup, (ss) Ranch Romances 2nd February 1944
• * A Fool for Music, (ss) Ranch Romances 2nd February 1948
• * Gambler’s Girl, (ss) Ranch Romances 1st March 1938
• Ranch Romances (Canada) 1st March 1938
• * Girlproof, (ss) Romantic Range June 1936
• * Girl Tamer, (ss) Ranch Romances 1st August 1945
• * A Heap More Trouble, (ss) Ranch Romances 2nd April 1932
• * Hearts at the Cross Trails, (ss) Western Love Story Magazine December 1938
• * He Didn’t Know Beans, (ss) Ranch Romances 2nd June 1939
• * Joker, (ss)
• Ranch Romances (Canada) 1st June 1936
• * Lariat Lady, (ss) Golden West Magazine February 1937
• * Law Abidin’, (ss) Ranch Romances 2nd April 1948
• * Lion Puss Rides the Stage, (ss) The Open Road for Boys November 1938
• * The Love Feud, (ss) Rangeland Love Story Magazine March 1931
• * Love’s Road, (ss) Ranch Romances 1st November 1931
• * Luck for Two, (ss) Rangeland Love Story Magazine September 1931
• * Nightriders, (ss) Ranch Romances 2nd September 1933
• * Nosy Kid, (ss) Ranch Romances 1st January 1950
• * Nuthin’ Fancy, (ss) Ranch Romances 1st December 1947
• * Old-Maid Angel, (pm) Good Housekeeping September 1950
• * Outlaw Hearts, (ss) Ranch Romances 3rd June 1937
• * Partic’lar Pest, (ss) Ranch Romances 1st July 1936
• * Red Tie for Luck, (ss) Ranch Romances 1st June 1939
• * Renegade Redhead, (ss) Ranch Romances 2nd February 1947
• * Ridin’ Fool, (ss) Ranch Romances 2nd April 1949
• * Ridin’ for Trouble, (ss) Ranch Romances 2nd May 1931
• * Scientific Roper, (ss) Ranch Romances 1st September 1940
• * Sheriff’s Business, (ss) Ranch Romances 2nd August 1933
• * Stubborn!, (ss) Ranch Romances 2nd February 1935
• Ranch Romances (Canada) 2nd February 1935
• * Sugar-Broke Bronc, (ss) Ranch Romances 1st January 1934
• * That Fool Girl, (ss) Ranch Romances 1st October 1930
• World Stories #32, November 1930
• * There’s Always Suckers, (ss) Ranch Romances 2nd July 1937
• * Timberline Trust, (ss) The Open Road for Boys September 1941
• * To the Sheriff, (ss) Ranch Romances 2nd September 1938
• * Wedding on Wolf Creek, (ss) Ranch Romances 1st November 1943
• Ranch Romances (Canada) April 1944
• * Wolf Blood, (ss) Ranch Romances 2nd December 1932

[]Pritchett, R. T. (fl. 1860s-1890s) (chron.)
• * Holland, (ar) Good Words Jan, Feb, Mar, Jun 1880
• * West Tarring Church, (il) Once a Week February 22 1868
• * [illustration(s)], (il) London Society #36, November 1864
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Once a Week Sep 14, Sep 21 1867
• * [illustration(s)], (il) The English Illustrated Magazine January 1890

[]Pritchett, Ron (fl. 1960s) (chron.)
• * Ploop, (ss) Science Fantasy #73, June 1965
• SF Reprise #6, 1966

[]Pritchett, V(ictor) S(awdon) (1900-1997) (about) (books) (chron.)
• * The Accompanist, (ss) Playboy July 1978
• Winter’s Tales 24 ed. A. D. Maclean, Macmillan UK, 1978
• * An Alphabet of Literary Prejudices, (cl) The Windmill v3 #2, 1948
• * The Ape, (ss)
• Collected Stories, Chatto & Windus, 1956
• * The Aristocrat, (ss) Harper’s Magazine October 1949
• Collected Stories, Chatto & Windus, 1956
• * Aunt Gertrude, (ss)
• Collected Stories, Chatto & Windus, 1956
• * The Boss Was Human, (ss) Lilliput January 1941
• * The Captain’s Daughter, (ss) The New Yorker December 27 1969
• * A Change of Policy, (ss) The New Yorker April 17 1989
• * Chatty, (ss) The New Yorker April 13 1968
• * The Chestnut Tree, (ss)
• Collected Stories, Chatto & Windus, 1956
• * Citizen, (ss) The New Yorker May 9 1959
• * The Clerk’s Tale, (ss)
• Collected Stories, Chatto & Windus, 1956
• * Cocky Olly, (ss) The New Yorker August 1 1988
• * Collected Stories, (co) Chatto & Windus (hc), 1956
• * The Collection, (ss) Harper’s Magazine September 1947
• Collected Stories, Chatto & Windus, 1956
• * The Comic World of Dickens, (cr) The Avon Book of Modern Writing No. 2 ed. William Phillips & Philip Rahv, Avon, 1954
• * Coming to London-III, (ar) The London Magazine December 1955
• * The Corsican Inn, (ss) The Fortnightly Review February 1930
• The Best British Short Stories of 1930 with an Irish and Colonial Supplement ed. Edward J. O’Brien, Dodd, Mead, 1930
• * The Cuckoo Clock, (ss) Harper’s Bazaar #2727, September 1 1939
• * Debt of Honor, (ss) The New Yorker December 30 1967
• * Did You Invite Me, (ss) Playboy June 1974
• * The Diver, (ss) Nova December 1970
• Short Fiction ed. Charles H. Bohner & Dean Dougherty, Prentice Hall, 1999
• * Double Divan, (ss) Lilliput April 1948
• Collected Stories, Chatto & Windus, 1956
• * The Dream, (ss) Lilliput March 1947
• * The Editor: L.A.G. Strong, (bg) Lovat Dickson’s Magazine April 1935
• * The Educated Girl, (ss) Transatlantic Review #5, December 1960
• Stories from the Transatlantic Review ed. Joseph F. McCrindle, Penguin, 1974
• * Eleven O’Clock, (ss) The Sailor and Other Stories by V. S. Pritchett, Knopf, 1938
• Collected Stories, Chatto & Windus, 1956
• The Wild Sweet Wine ed. Don Congdon, Ballantine Books, 1957
• Nugget July 1957
• Great British Short Stories ed. [Editors of Reader’s Digest], Reader's Digest, 1974
• * The Evils of Spain, (ss) The Evening Standard June 2 1937
• Collected Stories, Chatto & Windus, 1956
• * Faits Divers, (hu)
• The Penguin Book of British Comic Writing ed. Patricia Craig, BCA, 1992
• * The Fall, (ss) The New Yorker May 28 1960
• Norton Anthology of Short Fiction: Sixth Edition ed. R. V. Cassill & Richard Bausch, W.W. Norton & Company, 2000
• * The Fall, (ss) The New Yorker June 20 1970
• * A Family Man, (ss) The New Yorker November 28 1977
• * The Fig Tree, (ss) The New Yorker March 19 1979
• * The Fly in the Ointment, (ss)
• Collected Stories, Chatto & Windus, 1956
• * The Future of the Novel, (ar) Tomorrow October 1946
• * Gent’s Frock Coat, (ss) The Radio Times December 18 1931
• * The Gift Horse, (ss) Lilliput April 1945
• * The Greatest Blimp of Them All, (ar) Lilliput September 1942 [Ref. Cedric Brudenell-Bruce]
• A Lilliput Magazine Anthology ed. Chris Harte, Sports History Publishing, 2024
• * Handsome Is as Handsome Does, (ss)
• Collected Stories, Chatto & Windus, 1956
• * The Honeymoon, (ss) Winter’s Tales 11 ed. A. D. Maclean, Macmillan UK, 1965
• Harper’s Magazine February 1966
• * Iron Curtain, (ss) Lilliput November 1948
• * It Isn’t Easy to Be an Assassin, (ar) Lilliput October 1944
• * It May Never Happen, (ss)
• Collected Stories, Chatto & Windus, 1956
• * Just a Little More, (ss) The New Yorker February 28 1959
• Stories from the New Yorker 1950-1960, Penguin, 1960
• * The Key to My Heart, (ss) The New Yorker July 18 1959
• Argosy (UK) December 1959
• Short Story International #25, April 1981
• Short Story Monthly #5, February 1982
• * The Ladder, (ss) The New Yorker November 5 1949
• Nash’s Annual Winter 1949/1950
• Collected Stories, Chatto & Windus, 1956
• * The Landlord, (ss)
• Collected Stories, Chatto & Windus, 1956
• * The Liars, (ss) The New Yorker November 21 1964
• Winter’s Tales 13 ed. A. D. Maclean, Macmillan UK, 1967
• * The Lion’s Den, (ss)
• Collected Stories, Chatto & Windus, 1956
• * London, (ar) Holiday April 1956
• * Main Road, (ss) The New Statesman and Nation May 9 1936
• The Best British Short Stories 1937 and the Yearbook of the British, Irish and Colonial Short Story ed. Edward J. O’Brien, Houghton Mifflin, 1937
• Collected Stories, Chatto & Windus, 1956
• * Man About the House, (ss) Lilliput July 1947
• * Many Are Disappointed, (ss)
• Collected Stories, Chatto & Windus, 1956
• * The Marvellous Girl, (ss) The New Yorker December 24 1973
• * Men of the World, (ar) Tomorrow July 1946
• * Miss Baker, (ss)
• Collected Stories, Chatto & Windus, 1956
• * The Necklace, (nv) The New Yorker February 15 1958
• Winter’s Tales 4, Macmillan UK, 1958
• * Neighbors, (ss) The New Yorker July 5 1982
• The Best of Fiction Magazine ed. Judy Cooke & Elizabeth Bunster, J.M. Dent, 1986
• * The Nest Builder, (ss) The New Yorker December 11 1965
• Winter’s Tales 12 ed. A. D. Maclean, Macmillan UK, 1966
• Nova July 1966
• * A New World, (ss) Granta #87, Fall 2004
• Harper’s Magazine December 2004
• * The Night Worker, (ss)
• Collected Stories, Chatto & Windus, 1956
• * Noisy Flushes the Birds, (nv) Argosy (UK) July 1962
• * Noisy in the Doghouse, (nv) The New Yorker November 10 1962
• Argosy (UK) March 1963
• * The Oedipus Complex, (ss) The Atlantic Monthly July 1940
• Collected Stories, Chatto & Windus, 1956
• Nugget May 1957
• Argosy (UK) April 1968
• * On the Edge of the Cliff, (ss) The New Yorker February 20 1978
• The Oxford Book of English Short Stories ed. A. S. Byatt, Oxford University Press, 1998
• * The Overcoat, (ss) The Evening Standard August 2 1949
• * Page and Monarch, (ss)
• Collected Stories, Chatto & Windus, 1956
• * Party of One—On Being Left Behind, (es) Holiday November 1960
• * Passing the Ball, (ss) The New Yorker September 5 1953
• Collected Stories, Chatto & Windus, 1956
• * Pocock Passes, (ss) The London Mercury April 1939
• The Best British Short Stories 1939 & The Yearbook of the British and Irish Short Story ed. Edward J. O’Brien, Houghton Mifflin, 1939
• Harper’s Magazine February 1947
• Collected Stories, Chatto & Windus, 1956
• * Portrait of a Clerk, (ss) The London Magazine July 1954; originally broadcast in a different version in “New Soundings”.
• * The Rescue, (ss) Winter’s Tales 19 ed. A. D. Maclean, Macmillan UK, 1973
• * The Sailor, (nv) Argosy (UK) November 1940
• Harper’s Magazine March 1947
• Collected Stories, Chatto & Windus, 1956
• * The Saint, (ss) Horizon: A Review of Literature and Art April 1940
• The Best British Short Stories 1940 & The Yearbook of the British and Irish Short Story ed. Edward J. O’Brien, Houghton Mifflin, 1940
• Harper’s Magazine January 1947
• 50 Great Short Stories ed. Milton Crane, Bantam, 1952
• Collected Stories, Chatto & Windus, 1956
• The Art of the Tale ed. Daniel Halpern, Viking, 1986
• * The Satisfactory, (nv) Winter’s Tales 1, Macmillan UK, 1955
• Collected Stories, Chatto & Windus, 1956
• Best for Winter ed. A. D. Maclean, Macmillan UK, 1979
• * The Scapegoat, (ss)
• Collected Stories, Chatto & Windus, 1956
• * Sense of Humor, (ss) Harper’s Magazine August 1948
• * Sense of Humour, (ss)
• Collected Stories, Chatto & Windus, 1956
• * The Sniff, (ss) Harper’s Magazine February 1948
• Collected Stories, Chatto & Windus, 1956
• * Somerset Maugham, (ar) Tomorrow October 1947
• * The Spanish Bed, (ss) Short Story International #47, December 1984
• * The Spanish Temper, (ex) Chatto & Windus, December 1954
• A Thousand Afternoons ed. Peter Haining, Peter Owen, 1970
• * The Speech, (ss) Harper’s Magazine December 1962
• Winter’s Tales 9 ed. A. D. Maclean, Macmillan UK, 1963
• Stories of the Occult ed. Denys Val Baker, William Kimber, 1978
• * The Spree, (nv) Playboy December 1973
• Winter’s Tales 20 ed. A. D. Maclean, Macmillan UK, 1974
• Tales for Travellers Collection 2, Penton Overseas Publishing, 1997
• * A Spring Morning, (ss)
• Collected Stories, Chatto & Windus, 1956
• * Stage Fall, (ss) Argosy (UK) September 1960
• * A Story of Don Juan, (ss) Argosy (UK) September 1941
• The Second Ghost Book ed. Cynthia Asquith, James Barrie, 1952
• Collected Stories, Chatto & Windus, 1956
• In the Dead of Night ed. Michael Sissons, Gibbs & Phillips, 1961
• 65 Great Tales of the Supernatural ed. Mary Danby, Octopus Books, 1979
• The Oxford Book of English Ghost Stories ed. Michael Cox & R. A. Gilbert, Oxford University Press, 1986
• The Literary Ghost ed. Larry Dark, Atlantic Monthly, 1991
• Great Vampires & Other Horrors, Chancellor Press, 1992
• Tales from the Rogues’ Gallery ed. Peter Haining, Little, Brown UK, 1994
• The Norton Book of Ghost Stories ed. Brad Leithauser, Norton, 1994
• The Norton Book of Ghost Stories ed. Brad Leithauser, W.W. Norton, 1994
• * Things, (nv) Winter’s Tales 27 ed. Edward Leeson, Macmillan UK, 1981
• * Things As They Are, (ss) Collected Stories, Chatto & Windus, 1956
• Nugget March 1957
• * Tragedy in a Greek Theatre, (ss) The Cornhill Magazine January 1927
• The Best British Short Stories of 1927 ed. Edward J. O’Brien, Dodd, Mead, 1927
• * The Trip, (ss) Playboy May 1971
• * A Trip to the Seaside, (ss) The Atlantic Monthly February 1981
• * The Truth About Mrs. Brown, (na) Nash’s—Pall Mall Magazine March 1936
• * The Two Brothers, (ss) Lovat Dickson’s Magazine May 1934
• Harper’s Magazine March 1950
• Collected Stories, Chatto & Windus, 1956
• * The Upright Man, (ss) You Make Your Own Life by V. S. Pritchett, Chatto & Windus, 1938
• Collected Stories, Chatto & Windus, 1956
• Horror-7 ed. Frederick Pickersgill, Corgi, 1965
• * Up the Garden Path, (ss) Argosy (UK) December 1950
• * The Voice, (ss) Tomorrow December 1944
• Collected Stories, Chatto & Windus, 1956
• * The Wheelbarrow, (ss) The New Yorker July 16 1960
• * Why I Choose This Story, (is) Argosy (UK) April 1968
• * Woolly Gloves, (ss) The Fortnightly Review June 1931
• The Best British Short Stories of 1932 ed. Edward J. O’Brien, Dodd, Mead, 1932
• * The Worshippers, (ss) Encounter August 1977
• * The Writer’s Tale, (ss) Vogue March 1981
• * X-Ray, (ss)
• Collected Stories, Chatto & Windus, 1956
• * You Make Your Own Life, (vi) Harper’s Magazine June 1949
• Collected Stories, Chatto & Windus, 1956
_____, [ref.]
• * Collected Stories by James Stern, (br) The London Magazine October 1956
• * The Spanish Temper by Walter Starkie, (br) The London Magazine September 1954
• * To V.S. Pritchett (1900-1997), (ar) The O. Henry Prize Stories 2015 ed. Laura Furman, Anchor Books, 2015, uncredited.
• * V.S. Pritchett by Shusha Guppy & Anthony Weller, (iv) The Paris Review #117, Winter 1990

[]Pritchett, Vivian L. (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * [letter from Mountain View, CA], (lt) Astounding Stories October 1935

[]Pritchie, Neil (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * Allotment Annies: Girls Who Marry Too Many G.I.’s, (ts) For Men Only February 1959
• * Dog in the Furnace, (ss) Mystery Tales October 1959
_____, trans.
• * The Danger of Being Too Innocent by Honoré de Balzac, (ss)
• Wives and Lovers ed. Alex Austin, Lion Library, 1956
• * Yvette by Guy de Maupassant, (na)
• Quintet, Lion Library, 1956; translated from the French (“Yvette”, Le Figaro, August 29-September 9, 1884).

[]Pritikinder, Elvira (fl. 1980s) (chron.)
• * Eat Your Meat, (vi) Doppelgänger #9, October 1988

[]Pritt, C. Vincent (fl. 2000s) (chron.)
• * Things That Go…, (ss) Aberrant Dreams I, The Awakening, Aberrant Dreams, 2008

[]Pritt, Matthew (fl. 2020s) (chron.)
• * Empathy Challenges, (ss) The Colored Lens #50, Winter 2024
• * The Human Exhibit, (pm) Star*Line Spring 2020

[]Prittie, Edwin John (1879-1963) (about) (chron.)
• * [front cover], (cv) Comfort June 1932
• * [illustration(s)], (il) The St. Nicholas Magazine October 1921
_____, [ref.]
• * Edwin John Prittie: American Illustrator by John L. Prittie, (bg) Illustration #42, Summer 2013

[]Prittie, John L. (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * Edwin John Prittie: American Illustrator, (bg) Illustration #42, Summer 2013 [Ref. Edwin John Prittie]

[]Prittie, Terrence (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * How the Red Assassins Work (with Stanley Karnow), (ar) Cavalier October 1954

[]Pritts, Nate (fl. 2010s) (about) (chron.)
• * Warrior, (pm) Phantom Drift #7, October 2017

[]Pritzker, Karen (chron.)
• * Just Friends, (ss) Seventeen August 1983

[]Pritzker, Rhoda (fl. 1940s) (chron.)
• * When Daddy Comes Marching Home, (ss) Liberty January 26 1946

[]Private 231491 (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * The Raid, (ts) The Blue Book Magazine July 1928

[]Private Eye, The; pseudonym (fl. 1940s) (chron.)
• * Movies and Murder (with Henry Klinger), (ar) Clue May 1948

[]Private Secretary; pseudonym (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * The Academy Queen, (ar) The Passing Show May 6 1933 [Ref. Laura Knight]
• * The Arab King, (ar) The Passing Show April 22 1933 [Ref. King Feisal of Iraq]
• * The Athletic Cripple, (ar) The Passing Show October 22 1932 [Ref. Theodore Roosevelt]
• * The Authoress with Chic, (ar) The Passing Show September 24 1932 [Ref. Vicki Baum]
• * The Bearded Banker, (ar) The New Passing Show April 9 1932 [Ref. Montagu Norman]
• * Beautiful Boo, (ar) The Passing Show July 16 1932 [Ref. Evelyn Laye]
• * Best Looker, (ar) The Passing Show August 11 1934 [Ref. John Gielgud]
• * Best-Seller in Stone, (ar) The Passing Show January 5 1935 [Ref. Reid Dick]
• * Big Medicine Man, (ar) The Passing Show July 14 1934
• * The Big Noise, (ar) The Passing Show June 23 1934 [Ref. Lord Trenchard]
• * Billion Dollar Ambassador, (ar) The New Passing Show May 7 1932 [Ref. Andrew Mellon]
• * Bingo and the Bachelor, (ar) The Passing Show July 21 1934 [Ref. Hugh Walpole]
• * The Blue-Eyed Princess, (ar) The New Passing Show May 14 1932 [Ref. Princess Ingrid of Sweden]
• * “Bombo”, (ar) The Passing Show December 24 1932 [Ref. J. B. S. Haldane]
• * Bridegroom, (ar) The Passing Show March 31 1934 [Ref. Walter Elliot, M.P.]
• * Cardinal from Clapham, (ar) The Passing Show June 9 1934 [Ref. Cardinal Bourne]
• * Cock o’ The North, (ar) The Passing Show September 8 1934 [Ref. The Marquess of Huntly]
• * The Colleen and Sir John, (ar) The Passing Show December 17 1932
• * Cosmo Cantuar, (ar) The Passing Show December 1 1934 [Ref. Cosmo Lang]
• * Crossing Keeper, (ar) The Passing Show March 16 1935 [Ref. Leslie Hore-Belisha]
• * Cup Captain Cowan, (ar) The Passing Show April 21 1934 [Ref. Samuel Cowan]
• * Daddy Dear, (ar) The Passing Show January 19 1935 [Ref. Conrad Veidt]
• * Dick, the Jolly Dean, (ar) The Passing Show February 25 1933 [Ref. H. R. L. Sheppard]
• * The Diplomatic Daddy, (ar) The Passing Show September 10 1932 [Ref. Dino Grandi]
• * The Diplomat the Cooks Consult, (ar) The Passing Show April 29 1933 [Ref. Aimé Joseph de Fleuriau]
• * Diplomat with Paintbrush, (ar) The Passing Show May 5 1934 [Ref. William Llewellyn]
• * Dixie, (ar) The Passing Show October 7 1933 [Ref. Dixie Dean]
• * The Dog Dictator, (ar) The Passing Show June 24 1933 [Ref. Alfred Cecil Critchley]
• * The Duke of Westmillions, (ar) The Passing Show May 21 1932 [Ref. Duke of Westminster]
• * Edith the Unexpected, (ar) The Passing Show September 22 1934 [Ref. Edith Sitwell]
• * Emperor of Eyebrows, (ar) The Passing Show February 24 1934 [Ref. George Robey]
• * An Emperor of M.P.G., (ar) The Passing Show December 31 1932 [Ref. Henri Deterding]
• * Eric, or Plenty by Plenty, (ar) The Passing Show February 9 1935 [Ref. Eric Geddes]
• * The Faerie Queene, (ar) The Passing Show December 29 1934 [Ref. Italia Conti]
• * Farmer George, (ar) The Passing Show January 14 1933 [Ref. David Lloyd George]
• * Father of the Baby Car, (ar) The Passing Show October 14 1933 [Ref. Herbert Austin]
• * The Fattest Author, (ar) The Passing Show January 21 1933 [Ref. G. K. Chesterton]
• * First Man on the Films, (ar) The Passing Show March 9 1935 [Ref. Edward Short, K.C.]
• * Flying Dutchman, (ar) The Passing Show February 23 1935 [Ref. Anthony Fokker]
• * The Fourth Man in England, (ar) The Passing Show December 23 1933 [Ref. William Temple]
• * Galloping Laundryman, (ar) The Passing Show March 24 1934 [Ref. W. R. S. Stott]
• * The Gardener, (ar) The Passing Show June 2 1934 [Ref. Lord Powerscourt]
• * General Eva, (ar) The Passing Show September 29 1934 [Ref. Evangeline Booth]
• * The Gentle General, (ar) The Passing Show May 20 1933 [Ref. Sir Ian Hamilton]
• * Gertie, (ar) The Passing Show November 24 1934 [Ref. Gertrude Lawrence]
• * The Girl Who Despises Luxury, (ar) The Passing Show November 25 1933 [Ref. Dorothy Paget]
• * Grand Opera Grandee, (ar) The Passing Show May 12 1934 [Ref. Thomas Beecham]
• * Guglielmo, Marquis of the Magic Sea, (ar) The Passing Show January 28 1933
• * The Handsome Habsburg, (ar) The Passing Show September 9 1933 [Ref. Prince Franz Josef Otto of Habsburg]
• * Heart Specialist, (ar) The Passing Show September 16 1933 [Ref. W. Somerset Maugham]
• * Hermit on Hot Bricks, (ar) The Passing Show January 12 1935 [Ref. Geoffrey G. Knox]
• * The Human Fortress—Hindenburg, (ar) The New Passing Show April 2 1932
• * Immortal Elf, S.W.1, (ar) The Passing Show December 30 1933 [Ref. Jean Forbes-Robertson]
• * The Jaguar’s Mistress, (ar) The Passing Show October 27 1934 [Ref. Lily Pons]
• * Jay-Dee, (ar) The Passing Show November 17 1934 [Ref. J. D. Cassels, K.C.]
• * JRM of No.10, (ar) The New Passing Show March 26 1932 [Ref. Ramsay MacDonald]
• * The Jumping Peer, (ar) The Passing Show May 13 1933 [Ref. David George Cecil]
• * The Kid from Vienna, (ar) The Passing Show December 15 1934 [Ref. Fritz Kresiler]
• * King of Trumps, (ar) The Passing Show July 15 1933 [Ref. Ely Culbertson]
• * The King’s Nurse, (ar) The Passing Show June 3 1933 [Ref. Sister Catherine Black]
• * The Knight of Speed, (ar) The Passing Show July 9 1932 [Ref. Malcolm Campbell]
• * Lady from Lancs., (ar) The Passing Show November 4 1933 [Ref. Gracie Fields]
• * The Last Bohemian, (ar) The New Passing Show April 30 1932 [Ref. Augustus E. John]
• * Leader of the Jews, (ar) The Passing Show May 27 1933 [Ref. Dr. Joseph Herman Hertz]
• * The Loftiest Man on Earth, (ar) The Passing Show February 18 1933 [Ref. Auguste Picard]
• * The Man Australia Hates—Mr Douglas Jardine, (ar) The Passing Show July 22 1933
• * The Man Behind the Budget, (ar) The New Passing Show April 16 1932 [Ref. Neville Chamberlain]
• * The Man from the Dark, (ar) The Passing Show December 16 1933 [Ref. Aldous Huxley]
• * The Man His Foes Love, (ar) The Passing Show April 15 1933 [Ref. James Maxton]
• * Man o’ the War, (ar) The Passing Show August 4 1934 [Ref. Earl Beatty]
• * The Man Who Airs His View, (ar) The Passing Show March 17 1934 [Ref. H. B. T. Wakelam]
• * The Man Who Brought the Stars to Earth, (ar) The Passing Show October 28 1933 [Ref. Sir James Jeans]
• * The Man Who Despises People, (ar) The Passing Show January 7 1933 [Ref. Jacob Epstein]
• * The Man Who Leaves His Body, (ar) The Passing Show February 4 1933 [Ref. Albert Einstein]
• * The Man Who Mayn’t Go Back, (ar) The Passing Show October 29 1932 [Ref. Herbert Hoover]
• * The Man Who Rebuilt Ireland, (ar) The Passing Show March 10 1934 [Ref. William T. Cosgrave]
• * The Man Who Takes Your Money, (ar) The Passing Show October 20 1934 [Ref. Sir Edward Forber]
• * The Man Who Was Lawrence, (ar) The Passing Show February 10 1934 [Ref. Thomas Edward Lawrence]
• * Man with 7 Countries, (ar) The Passing Show January 6 1934 [Ref. Alexander Korda]
• * The Man with the Golden Pen, (ar) The Passing Show June 4 1932 [Ref. Noël Coward]
• * The Man You Don’t Know, (ar) The Passing Show October 15 1932 [Ref. Charles Chaplin]
• * The Marble Minister, (ar) The Passing Show July 2 1932 [Ref. John Allsebrook Simon]
• * The Married Mermaid, (ar) The Passing Show July 28 1934 [Ref. Joyce Cooper]
• * Master o’ the House, (ar) The Passing Show July 7 1934 [Ref. Lord Hailsham]
• * Maxim Maximovitch the Persuasive, (ar) The Passing Show February 17 1934 [Ref. Maxim Litvinoff]
• * A Meteor with a Moustache, (ar) The Passing Show July 23 1932 [Ref. Adolf Hitler]
• * The Mikado, (ar) The Passing Show March 3 1934 [Ref. Emperor Hirohito]
• * Monsieur Lemonade, (ar) The Passing Show July 29 1933 [Ref. Fred Perry]
• * Mouse & Man, (ar) The Passing Show December 9 1933 [Ref. Walt Disney]
• * Mrs. Bernard Shaw, (ar) The Passing Show July 30 1932 [Ref. Charlotte Payne-Townshend Shaw]
• * The Musical Drill Sergeant, (ar) The Passing Show August 12 1933 [Ref. Henry Wood]
• * Music’s Mussolini, (ar) The Passing Show September 15 1934 [Ref. Arturo Toscanini]
• * Mussolini and His Cat, (ar) The Passing Show June 25 1932
• * My Lady Governor, (ar) The Passing Show August 19 1933 [Ref. Mary Agnes Hamilton]
• * Odds-On Favourite, (ar) The Passing Show October 21 1933 [Ref. Gordon Richards]
• * O.K. Don, (ar) The Passing Show September 3 1932 [Ref. Kaye Don]
• * “Old English”, (ar) The Passing Show November 26 1932 [Ref. Hugh Cecil Lowther]
• * Old Master, (ar) The Passing Show January 27 1934 [Ref. Frank Brangwyn]
• * Peter Pan, (ar) The New Passing Show April 23 1932 [Ref. James M. Barrie]
• * Peter Pan, M.P., (ar) The Passing Show November 5 1932 [Ref. George Lansbury]
• * Pius XI, (ar) The Passing Show April 8 1933
• * Plum and the Old Thing, (ar) The Passing Show March 18 1933 [Ref. P. G. Wodehouse]
• * The Prime Minister of Football, (ar) The Passing Show August 26 1933 [Ref. Frederick J. Wall]
• * The Prince of Two Worlds, (ar) The Passing Show June 11 1932 [Ref. The Aga Khan]
• * Private Lives:
  * ___ 1: JRM of No.10, (ar) The New Passing Show March 26 1932 [Ref. Ramsay MacDonald]
  * ___ 2: The Human Fortress—Hindenburg, (ar) The New Passing Show April 2 1932
  * ___ 3: The Bearded Banker, (ar) The New Passing Show April 9 1932 [Ref. Montagu Norman]
  * ___ 4: The Man Behind the Budget, (ar) The New Passing Show April 16 1932 [Ref. Neville Chamberlain]
  * ___ 5: Peter Pan, (ar) The New Passing Show April 23 1932 [Ref. James M. Barrie]
  * ___ 6: The Last Bohemian, (ar) The New Passing Show April 30 1932 [Ref. Augustus E. John]
  * ___ 7: Billion Dollar Ambassador, (ar) The New Passing Show May 7 1932 [Ref. Andrew Mellon]
  * ___ 8: The Blue-Eyed Princess, (ar) The New Passing Show May 14 1932 [Ref. Princess Ingrid of Sweden]
  * ___ 9: The Duke of Westmillions, (ar) The Passing Show May 21 1932 [Ref. Duke of Westminster]
  * ___ 10: The Racing Puritan (and Her Husband), (ar) The Passing Show May 28 1932 [Ref. Lord & Nancy Astor]
  * ___ 11: The Man with the Golden Pen, (ar) The Passing Show June 4 1932 [Ref. Noël Coward]
  * ___ 12: The Prince of Two Worlds, (ar) The Passing Show June 11 1932 [Ref. The Aga Khan]
  * ___ 13: The Sphinx of Wimbledon, (ar) The Passing Show June 18 1932 [Ref. Helen Wills Moody]
  * ___ 14: Mussolini and His Cat, (ar) The Passing Show June 25 1932
  * ___ 15: The Marble Minister, (ar) The Passing Show July 2 1932 [Ref. John Allsebrook Simon]
  * ___ 16: The Knight of Speed, (ar) The Passing Show July 9 1932 [Ref. Malcolm Campbell]
  * ___ 17: Beautiful Boo, (ar) The Passing Show July 16 1932 [Ref. Evelyn Laye]
  * ___ 18: A Meteor with a Moustache, (ar) The Passing Show July 23 1932 [Ref. Adolf Hitler]
  * ___ 19: Mrs. Bernard Shaw, (ar) The Passing Show July 30 1932 [Ref. Charlotte Payne-Townshend Shaw]
  * ___ 20: Sunny Jim, (ar) The Passing Show August 6 1932 [Ref. James Henry Thomas]
  * ___ 21: The Richest Bachelor, Sir Philip Sassoon, (ar) The Passing Show August 13 1932
  * ___ 22: Radio Reith (Sir John Reith), (ar) The Passing Show August 20 1932
  * ___ 23: The Student of Prague—Masaryk, (ar) The Passing Show August 27 1932
  * ___ 24: O.K. Don, (ar) The Passing Show September 3 1932 [Ref. Kaye Don]
  * ___ 25: The Diplomatic Daddy, (ar) The Passing Show September 10 1932 [Ref. Dino Grandi]
  * ___ 26: The Reasonable Man, (ar) The Passing Show September 17 1932 [Ref. H. G. Wells]
  * ___ 27: The Authoress with Chic, (ar) The Passing Show September 24 1932 [Ref. Vicki Baum]
  * ___ 28: The Sexton of Romance, (ar) The Passing Show October 1 1932 [Ref. Lord Merrivale]
  * ___ 29: The Top Gear Baronet, (ar) The Passing Show October 8 1932 [Ref. William Richard Morris]
  * ___ 30: The Man You Don’t Know, (ar) The Passing Show October 15 1932 [Ref. Charles Chaplin]
  * ___ 31: The Athletic Cripple, (ar) The Passing Show October 22 1932 [Ref. Theodore Roosevelt]
  * ___ 32: The Man Who Mayn’t Go Back, (ar) The Passing Show October 29 1932 [Ref. Herbert Hoover]
  * ___ 33: Peter Pan, M.P., (ar) The Passing Show November 5 1932 [Ref. George Lansbury]
  * ___ 34: That Man de Valera, (ar) The Passing Show November 12 1932 [Ref. Eamon de Valera]
  * ___ 35: The Sparetime Premier, (ar) The Passing Show November 19 1932 [Ref. Edouard Herriot]
  * ___ 36: “Old English”, (ar) The Passing Show November 26 1932 [Ref. Hugh Cecil Lowther]
  * ___ 37: Sir Santa Claus, (ar) The Passing Show December 3 1932
  * ___ 38: The Winged Philosopher, (ar) The Passing Show December 10 1932 [Ref. Rabindranath Tagore]
  * ___ 39: The Colleen and Sir John, (ar) The Passing Show December 17 1932
  * ___ 40: “Bombo”, (ar) The Passing Show December 24 1932 [Ref. J. B. S. Haldane]
  * ___ 41: An Emperor of M.P.G., (ar) The Passing Show December 31 1932 [Ref. Henri Deterding]
  * ___ 42: The Man Who Despises People, (ar) The Passing Show January 7 1933 [Ref. Jacob Epstein]
  * ___ 43: Farmer George, (ar) The Passing Show January 14 1933 [Ref. David Lloyd George]
  * ___ 44: The Fattest Author, (ar) The Passing Show January 21 1933 [Ref. G. K. Chesterton]
  * ___ 44: Guglielmo, Marquis of the Magic Sea, (ar) The Passing Show January 28 1933
  * ___ 45: The Man Who Leaves His Body, (ar) The Passing Show February 4 1933 [Ref. Albert Einstein]
  * ___ 46: Winnie the Pooh Bah, (ar) The Passing Show February 11 1933 [Ref. Winston S. Churchill]
  * ___ 47: The Loftiest Man on Earth, (ar) The Passing Show February 18 1933 [Ref. Auguste Picard]
  * ___ 48: Dick, the Jolly Dean, (ar) The Passing Show February 25 1933 [Ref. H. R. L. Sheppard]
  * ___ 49: The Richest Man in Britain, (ar) The Passing Show March 4 1933 [Ref. Sir John Ellerman]
  * ___ 50: Tree-Dweller, (ar) The Passing Show March 11 1933 [Ref. Charles Laughton]
  * ___ 51: Plum and the Old Thing, (ar) The Passing Show March 18 1933 [Ref. P. G. Wodehouse]
  * ___ 52: Zozo, (ar) The Passing Show March 25 1933 [Ref. Joseph Stalin]
  * ___ 53: The Scientific Grandpa, (ar) The Passing Show April 1 1933 [Ref. Oliver Lodge]
  * ___ 54: Pius XI, (ar) The Passing Show April 8 1933
  * ___ 55: The Man His Foes Love, (ar) The Passing Show April 15 1933 [Ref. James Maxton]
  * ___ 56: The Arab King, (ar) The Passing Show April 22 1933 [Ref. King Feisal of Iraq]
  * ___ 57: The Diplomat the Cooks Consult, (ar) The Passing Show April 29 1933 [Ref. Aimé Joseph de Fleuriau]
  * ___ 58: The Academy Queen, (ar) The Passing Show May 6 1933 [Ref. Laura Knight]
  * ___ 59: The Jumping Peer, (ar) The Passing Show May 13 1933 [Ref. David George Cecil]
  * ___ 60: The Gentle General, (ar) The Passing Show May 20 1933 [Ref. Sir Ian Hamilton]
  * ___ 61: Leader of the Jews, (ar) The Passing Show May 27 1933 [Ref. Dr. Joseph Herman Hertz]
  * ___ 62: The King’s Nurse, (ar) The Passing Show June 3 1933 [Ref. Sister Catherine Black]
  * ___ 64: The Shrimp of the M.C.C., (ar) The Passing Show June 17 1933 [Ref. H. D. G. Leveson-Gower]
  * ___ 65: The Dog Dictator, (ar) The Passing Show June 24 1933 [Ref. Alfred Cecil Critchley]
  * ___ 66: Volga Boatman, (ar) The Passing Show July 1 1933 [Ref. Fiodor Ivanovich Chaliapin]
  * ___ 67: Writer of the Romany, (ar) The Passing Show July 8 1933 [Ref. Eleanor Smith]
  * ___ 69: King of Trumps, (ar) The Passing Show July 15 1933 [Ref. Ely Culbertson]
  * ___ 70: The Man Australia Hates—Mr Douglas Jardine, (ar) The Passing Show July 22 1933
  * ___ 71: Monsieur Lemonade, (ar) The Passing Show July 29 1933 [Ref. Fred Perry]
  * ___ 72: Ruler of the Rails, (ar) The Passing Show August 5 1933 [Ref. Josiah Stamp]
  * ___ 73: The Musical Drill Sergeant, (ar) The Passing Show August 12 1933 [Ref. Henry Wood]
  * ___ 74: My Lady Governor, (ar) The Passing Show August 19 1933 [Ref. Mary Agnes Hamilton]
  * ___ 75: The Prime Minister of Football, (ar) The Passing Show August 26 1933 [Ref. Frederick J. Wall]
  * ___ 76: Six-Days-a-Week Tennis Girl, (ar) The Passing Show September 2 1933 [Ref. Dorothy Round]
  * ___ 77: The Handsome Habsburg, (ar) The Passing Show September 9 1933 [Ref. Prince Franz Josef Otto of Habsburg]
  * ___ 78: Heart Specialist, (ar) The Passing Show September 16 1933 [Ref. W. Somerset Maugham]
  * ___ 79: “Wakers”, (ar) The Passing Show September 23 1933 [Ref. William Waveli Wakefield]
  * ___ 80: The Queen of America, (ar) The Passing Show September 30 1933 [Ref. Eleanor Roosevelt]
  * ___ 81: Dixie, (ar) The Passing Show October 7 1933 [Ref. Dixie Dean]
  * ___ 82: Father of the Baby Car, (ar) The Passing Show October 14 1933 [Ref. Herbert Austin]
  * ___ 83: Odds-On Favourite, (ar) The Passing Show October 21 1933 [Ref. Gordon Richards]
  * ___ 84: The Man Who Brought the Stars to Earth, (ar) The Passing Show October 28 1933 [Ref. Sir James Jeans]
  * ___ 85: Lady from Lancs., (ar) The Passing Show November 4 1933 [Ref. Gracie Fields]
  * ___ 86: Tubby of Toc H., (ar) The Passing Show November 11 1933 [Ref. Tubby Clayton]
  * ___ 87: Quiet Young Man, (ar) The Passing Show November 18 1933 [Ref. Henry Hall]
  * ___ 88: The Girl Who Despises Luxury, (ar) The Passing Show November 25 1933 [Ref. Dorothy Paget]
  * ___ 89: Susan Claus, (ar) The Passing Show December 2 1933 [Ref. Arabella Susan Lawrence]
  * ___ 90: Mouse & Man, (ar) The Passing Show December 9 1933 [Ref. Walt Disney]
  * ___ 91: The Man from the Dark, (ar) The Passing Show December 16 1933 [Ref. Aldous Huxley]
  * ___ 92: The Fourth Man in England, (ar) The Passing Show December 23 1933 [Ref. William Temple]
  * ___ 93: Immortal Elf, S.W.1, (ar) The Passing Show December 30 1933 [Ref. Jean Forbes-Robertson]
  * ___ 94: Man with 7 Countries, (ar) The Passing Show January 6 1934 [Ref. Alexander Korda]
  * ___ 95: Recording Angel, (ar) The Passing Show January 13 1934 [Ref. Ernest Wild]
  * ___ 96: Voice of the Flowers, (ar) The Passing Show January 20 1934 [Ref. Amelita Galli-Curci]
  * ___ 97: Old Master, (ar) The Passing Show January 27 1934 [Ref. Frank Brangwyn]
  * ___ 98: The World’s Grandma, (ar) The Passing Show February 3 1934 [Ref. Marie Dressler]
  * ___ 99: The Man Who Was Lawrence, (ar) The Passing Show February 10 1934 [Ref. Thomas Edward Lawrence]
  * ___ 100: Maxim Maximovitch the Persuasive, (ar) The Passing Show February 17 1934 [Ref. Maxim Litvinoff]
  * ___ 101: Emperor of Eyebrows, (ar) The Passing Show February 24 1934 [Ref. George Robey]
  * ___ 102: The Mikado, (ar) The Passing Show March 3 1934 [Ref. Emperor Hirohito]
  * ___ 103: The Man Who Rebuilt Ireland, (ar) The Passing Show March 10 1934 [Ref. William T. Cosgrave]
  * ___ 104: The Man Who Airs His View, (ar) The Passing Show March 17 1934 [Ref. H. B. T. Wakelam]
  * ___ 105: Galloping Laundryman, (ar) The Passing Show March 24 1934 [Ref. W. R. S. Stott]
  * ___ 106: Bridegroom, (ar) The Passing Show March 31 1934 [Ref. Walter Elliot, M.P.]
  * ___ 107: The Red-Hot Icicle, (ar) The Passing Show April 7 1934 [Ref. Len Harvey]
  * ___ 108: Wistful Woman from Wales, (ar) The Passing Show April 14 1934 [Ref. Gwen Ffrangcon-Davies]
  * ___ 109: Cup Captain Cowan, (ar) The Passing Show April 21 1934 [Ref. Samuel Cowan]
  * ___ 110: Tom of Horse-Town, (ar) The Passing Show April 28 1934 [Ref. Tom Leader]
  * ___ 111: Diplomat with Paintbrush, (ar) The Passing Show May 5 1934 [Ref. William Llewellyn]
  * ___ 112: Grand Opera Grandee, (ar) The Passing Show May 12 1934 [Ref. Thomas Beecham]
  * ___ 113: Super Servant, (ar) The Passing Show May 19 1934 [Ref. Warren Fisher]
  * ___ 114: Taciturn Teller of Tales, (ar) The Passing Show May 26 1934 [Ref. John Buchan]
  * ___ 115: The Gardener, (ar) The Passing Show June 2 1934 [Ref. Lord Powerscourt]
  * ___ 116: Cardinal from Clapham, (ar) The Passing Show June 9 1934 [Ref. Cardinal Bourne]
  * ___ 117: Pukka Sahib, (ar) The Passing Show June 16 1934 [Ref. Francis Stanley Jackson]
  * ___ 118: The Big Noise, (ar) The Passing Show June 23 1934 [Ref. Lord Trenchard]
  * ___ 119: Red Head, (ar) The Passing Show June 30 1934 [Ref. Katharine Hepburn]
  * ___ 120: Master o’ the House, (ar) The Passing Show July 7 1934 [Ref. Lord Hailsham]
  * ___ 121: Big Medicine Man, (ar) The Passing Show July 14 1934
  * ___ 122: Bingo and the Bachelor, (ar) The Passing Show July 21 1934 [Ref. Hugh Walpole]
  * ___ 123: The Married Mermaid, (ar) The Passing Show July 28 1934 [Ref. Joyce Cooper]
  * ___ 124: Man o’ the War, (ar) The Passing Show August 4 1934 [Ref. Earl Beatty]
  * ___ 125: Best Looker, (ar) The Passing Show August 11 1934 [Ref. John Gielgud]
  * ___ 126: Yea, Verity!, (ar) The Passing Show August 18 1934 [Ref. Hedley Verity]
  * ___ 127: Untidiest Husband, (ar) The Passing Show August 25 1934 [Ref. Sinclair Lewis]
  * ___ 128: The Skipper, (ar) The Passing Show September 1 1934 [Ref. Thomas Sopwith]
  * ___ 129: Cock o’ The North, (ar) The Passing Show September 8 1934 [Ref. The Marquess of Huntly]
  * ___ 130: Music’s Mussolini, (ar) The Passing Show September 15 1934 [Ref. Arturo Toscanini]
  * ___ 131: Edith the Unexpected, (ar) The Passing Show September 22 1934 [Ref. Edith Sitwell]
  * ___ 132: General Eva, (ar) The Passing Show September 29 1934 [Ref. Evangeline Booth]
  * ___ 133: Speed Merchant, (ar) The Passing Show October 6 1934 [Ref. John Cobb]
  * ___ 134: Sporty Bill, (cl) The Passing Show October 13 1934 [Ref. Lord Glanely]
  * ___ 135: The Man Who Takes Your Money, (cl) The Passing Show October 20 1934 [Ref. Sir Edward Forber]
  * ___ 136: The Jaguar’s Mistress, (cl) The Passing Show October 27 1934 [Ref. Lily Pons]
  * ___ 137: The Who’s Who Painter, (cl) The Passing Show November 3 1934 [Ref. Philip de Laszlo]
  * ___ 138: The Singing Architect, (cl) The Passing Show November 10 1934 [Ref. Gilbert Scott]
  * ___ 139: Jay-Dee, (cl) The Passing Show November 17 1934 [Ref. J. D. Cassels, K.C.]
  * ___ 140: Gertie, (cl) The Passing Show November 24 1934 [Ref. Gertrude Lawrence]
  * ___ 141: Cosmo Cantuar, (cl) The Passing Show December 1 1934 [Ref. Cosmo Lang]
  * ___ 142: Scientific Grandpa, (ar) The Passing Show December 8 1934 [Ref. Sir William Bragg]
  * ___ 143: The Kid from Vienna, (ar) The Passing Show December 15 1934 [Ref. Fritz Kresiler]
  * ___ 144: Radio’s Diplomat, (ar) The Passing Show December 22 1934 [Ref. Gladstone Murray]
  * ___ 145: The Faerie Queene, (ar) The Passing Show December 29 1934 [Ref. Italia Conti]
  * ___ 146: Best-Seller in Stone, (ar) The Passing Show January 5 1935 [Ref. Reid Dick]
  * ___ 147: Hermit on Hot Bricks, (ar) The Passing Show January 12 1935 [Ref. Geoffrey G. Knox]
  * ___ 148: Daddy Dear, (ar) The Passing Show January 19 1935 [Ref. Conrad Veidt]
  * ___ 150: Eric, or Plenty by Plenty, (ar) The Passing Show February 9 1935 [Ref. Eric Geddes]
  * ___ 151: Wizard’s Daughter, (ar) The Passing Show February 16 1935 [Ref. Megan Lloyd George]
  * ___ 152: Flying Dutchman, (ar) The Passing Show February 23 1935 [Ref. Anthony Fokker]
  * ___ First Man on the Films, (ar) The Passing Show March 9 1935 [Ref. Edward Short, K.C.]
  * ___ Crossing Keeper, (ar) The Passing Show March 16 1935 [Ref. Leslie Hore-Belisha]
• * Pukka Sahib, (ar) The Passing Show June 16 1934 [Ref. Francis Stanley Jackson]
• * The Queen of America, (ar) The Passing Show September 30 1933 [Ref. Eleanor Roosevelt]
• * Quiet Young Man, (ar) The Passing Show November 18 1933 [Ref. Henry Hall]
• * The Racing Puritan (and Her Husband), (ar) The Passing Show May 28 1932 [Ref. Lord & Nancy Astor]
• * Radio Reith (Sir John Reith), (ar) The Passing Show August 20 1932
• * Radio’s Diplomat, (ar) The Passing Show December 22 1934 [Ref. Gladstone Murray]
• * The Reasonable Man, (ar) The Passing Show September 17 1932 [Ref. H. G. Wells]
• * Recording Angel, (ar) The Passing Show January 13 1934 [Ref. Ernest Wild]
• * Red Head, (ar) The Passing Show June 30 1934 [Ref. Katharine Hepburn]
• * The Red-Hot Icicle, (ar) The Passing Show April 7 1934 [Ref. Len Harvey]
• * The Richest Bachelor, Sir Philip Sassoon, (ar) The Passing Show August 13 1932
• * The Richest Man in Britain, (ar) The Passing Show March 4 1933 [Ref. Sir John Ellerman]
• * Ruler of the Rails, (ar) The Passing Show August 5 1933 [Ref. Josiah Stamp]
• * The Scientific Grandpa, (ar) The Passing Show April 1 1933 [Ref. Oliver Lodge]
• * Scientific Grandpa, (ar) The Passing Show December 8 1934 [Ref. Sir William Bragg]
• * The Sexton of Romance, (ar) The Passing Show October 1 1932 [Ref. Lord Merrivale]
• * The Shrimp of the M.C.C., (ar) The Passing Show June 17 1933 [Ref. H. D. G. Leveson-Gower]
• * The Singing Architect, (ar) The Passing Show November 10 1934 [Ref. Gilbert Scott]
• * Sir Santa Claus, (ar) The Passing Show December 3 1932
• * Six-Days-a-Week Tennis Girl, (ar) The Passing Show September 2 1933 [Ref. Dorothy Round]
• * The Skipper, (ar) The Passing Show September 1 1934 [Ref. Thomas Sopwith]
• * The Sparetime Premier, (ar) The Passing Show November 19 1932 [Ref. Edouard Herriot]
• * Speed Merchant, (ar) The Passing Show October 6 1934 [Ref. John Cobb]
• * The Sphinx of Wimbledon, (ar) The Passing Show June 18 1932 [Ref. Helen Wills Moody]
• * Sporty Bill, (ar) The Passing Show October 13 1934 [Ref. Lord Glanely]
• * The Student of Prague—Masaryk, (ar) The Passing Show August 27 1932
• * Sunny Jim, (ar) The Passing Show August 6 1932 [Ref. James Henry Thomas]
• * Super Servant, (ar) The Passing Show May 19 1934 [Ref. Warren Fisher]
• * Susan Claus, (ar) The Passing Show December 2 1933 [Ref. Arabella Susan Lawrence]
• * Taciturn Teller of Tales, (ar) The Passing Show May 26 1934 [Ref. John Buchan]
• * That Man de Valera, (ar) The Passing Show November 12 1932 [Ref. Eamon de Valera]
• * Tom of Horse-Town, (ar) The Passing Show April 28 1934 [Ref. Tom Leader]
• * The Top Gear Baronet, (ar) The Passing Show October 8 1932 [Ref. William Richard Morris]
• * Tree-Dweller, (ar) The Passing Show March 11 1933 [Ref. Charles Laughton]
• * Tubby of Toc H., (ar) The Passing Show November 11 1933 [Ref. Tubby Clayton]
• * Untidiest Husband, (ar) The Passing Show August 25 1934 [Ref. Sinclair Lewis]
• * Voice of the Flowers, (ar) The Passing Show January 20 1934 [Ref. Amelita Galli-Curci]
• * Volga Boatman, (ar) The Passing Show July 1 1933 [Ref. Fiodor Ivanovich Chaliapin]
• * “Wakers”, (ar) The Passing Show September 23 1933 [Ref. William Waveli Wakefield]
• * The Who’s Who Painter, (ar) The Passing Show November 3 1934 [Ref. Philip de Laszlo]
• * The Winged Philosopher, (ar) The Passing Show December 10 1932 [Ref. Rabindranath Tagore]
• * Winnie the Pooh Bah, (ar) The Passing Show February 11 1933 [Ref. Winston S. Churchill]
• * Wistful Woman from Wales, (ar) The Passing Show April 14 1934 [Ref. Gwen Ffrangcon-Davies]
• * Wizard’s Daughter, (ar) The Passing Show February 16 1935 [Ref. Megan Lloyd George]
• * The World’s Grandma, (ar) The Passing Show February 3 1934 [Ref. Marie Dressler]
• * Writer of the Romany, (ar) The Passing Show July 8 1933 [Ref. Eleanor Smith]
• * Yea, Verity!, (ar) The Passing Show August 18 1934 [Ref. Hedley Verity]
• * Zozo, (ar) The Passing Show March 25 1933 [Ref. Joseph Stalin]