G.B.S. 90
Subtitle: aspects of Bernard Shaw's life and work
By: [by] Sir Max Beerbohm ... [and others] Edited by S. Winsten.
Contributors: Winsten, S.
Publisher: Dodd, Mead & Company
Published: 1946
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 271
Subjects: Shaw, Bernard, -- 1856-1950
Notes: Davies, A.B.S. and the R.A.D.A.--Limbert, Roy. The inspiration of Shaw.--Pascal, Gabriel. Shaw as a scenario writer. Hsiung, S.I. Through eastern eyes.--Huxley, Aldous. A birthday wish.
Table of contents: title: Murray, Gilbert. A foreword.-Masefield, John. On the ninetieth birthday of Bernard Shaw.; title: Winston S. Introduction.-MacManus,  M.J. Shaw's Irish boyhood.; title: Passfield, Lord, "Everywhere I gained something."; title: Housman, Laurence. G.B.S. and the Victorians.; title: Priestley,  J.B.  G.B.S., social critic.; title: Wells, H.G. A letter.; title: Beerbohm, Sir Max. A letter.; title: Joad, C.E.M. Shaw's philosophy.; title: Bridle, James. Shaw as dramatist (including a surrealist life of G.B.S.); title: Dunsany, Lord. A permanent quality.; title: Bernal, J.D. Shaw the scientist.; title: Inge, W.R. Shaw as a theologian.; title: Dent, E.J. Corno Di Bassetto.; title: Dobb, Maurice. Bernard Shaw and economics.; title: Neill, A.S. Shaw and education.; title: Davies, A.E.  G.B.S. and the local government.; title: Jones, Daniel.  G.B.S. and phonetics.; title: Trewin, J.C. Shaw as a wit.; title: Haley, Sir William. The stripling and the sage.; title: Gielgud, Val. Bernard Shaw and the radio.