Leslie Howard's Thoughts and Writings[Work In Progress - More To Follow]

Leslie Howard's Early Stories

• The Impersonation of Lord Dalton: A Story of the Diplomatic Service
• The Lost Stiletto
• The Magician's Mask
• The Story of the Green Pearls

Quotations and Writings: [Just click the link to view]

• Acting - Misc. Thoughts & Quotes
       An Actor Speaks Up on a Pair of Old Traditions
       The Actor's Function in Talking Pictures
       And Now the Radio Actor
       Anyhow They Mean Well
       The Broadway Premiere
       Holy Hollywood - About Cecile B. de Mille and the Hollywood Hypocrisy
       In Which Mr. Howard Talks About Acting - Life Is More Important Than Art & Art Is More Important than Broadway
       The Intimate Diary of An Opening Night
       Leslie Howard's Lucky Coin
       Learn to Listen Well
       One Man Theatre
       Poor Alice
       A Prominent Actor Views the Audience
       Such Is Fame
       Theatre Without Actors
• America
       The American Adventures of An English Actor:
            Part I
            Part II
            Part III
       Hollywood, the Town [see also Hollywood, the Concept]
       New York
• Ashley Wilkes
• Back-Stage Visitors [see Public or Theatre]
• Car, His
• Children, His - Misc. Thoughts & Quotes
       I Know What It's Like to Be in Human Bondage
       Leslie Ruth "Doodie":
            Letters
            Things He Said
       Ronald "Winkie":
            Biography of an Anglo-American Child
            Letters
            Things He Said
            "Winkie"
• Cunnington, Violette [see Violette Cunnington]
• Diary [see Himself]
• "Doodie" [see Children]
• Douglas Fairbanks Jr.
• Fairbanks, Douglas Jr. [see Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.]
• Film [see Movies and Movie Making]
• Health, His
• Hearst Castle, San Simeon
• Himself
       His Health [see Health, His]
       Leslie Howard's Diary
       Leslie Howard's Lucky Coin
• Hollywood, the Concept - Misc. Thoughts & Quotes
       Holy Hollywood - About Cecile B. de Mille and the Hollywood Hypocrisy
• Hollywood, the Town (Locale) [see America]
• Horses and Polo
• Howard, Leslie Ruth "Doodie" (daughter) [see Children]
• Howard, Ronald "Winkie" or "Wink" (son) [see Children]
• Howard, Ruth Evelyn Martin (wife) [see Marriage]
• Leaving Home [See London]
• Lilian Steiner, His Mother
       His Letters:
            From the Carlyle
            From the Lyceum Theatre
            From the Sunset Tower
• Leigh, Vivien [see Vivien Leigh]
• Leslie Ruth "Doodie" Howard [see Children]
• London, England and Great Britain
       Leaving Home
       On Britain's Attempt at a Movie Industry
       Stowe Maries
       Theatre In England
• Marriage, Romance and Ruth Martin - Misc. Thoughts & Quotes
       Leslie Howard's Lucky Coin
       Letters
• Martin, Ruth Evelyn [see Marriage]
• Mother [see Lilian Steiner]
• Movies and Movie Making - Misc. Thoughts & Quotes
       The Actor's Function in Talking Pictures
       How to Promote a Moving Picture Corporation
       Mr. Howard Casts a Stone
       On Britain's Attempt at a Movie Industry
• Murray Hill by Leslie Howard
       One Man Theatre
• New York [See America]
• Polo [see Horses]
• Public - Misc. Thoughts & Quotes
       Back-Stage Visitors:
            I—The Insurance Gentleman
            II—The Process Server
            III—My Public
       A Prominent Actor Views the Audience
       Such Is Fame
• Radio [see Acting]
• Romance and Marriage [See Marriage]
• Ronald "Winkie" or "Wink" Howard [see Children]
• Ruth Evelyn Martin Howard [see Marriage]
• Socializing
• Stainer [see Steiner]
• Steiner, Lilian (mother) [see Lilian Steiner]
• Stowe Maries [see London]
• Theatre - Misc. Thoughts & Quotes
       An Actor Speaks Up on a Pair of Old Traditions
       Anyhow They Mean Well
       Back-Stage Visitors:
            I—The Insurance Gentleman
            II—The Process Server
            III—My Public
       The Broadway Premiere
       The Green Hat, His Comments
       The Intimate Diary of An Opening Night
       Leslie Howard's Lucky Coin
       One Man Theatre
       Poor Alice
       The Poor Nut and the Modest Actor
       Presenting the Impossible
       A Prominent Actor Views the Audience
       Rip Van Howard - The Commercialization of the Arts
       Stage-Struck - The Letters of a Young Peer Who Besieges the Theatrical Strongholds
       Such Is Fame
       Theatre in England
       Theatre Without Actors
• Violette Cunnington
• Vivien Leigh
• War
       The First World War
       World War II:
            Men of Free France
• Wife [see Marriage]
• "Winkie" or "Wink" [see Children]

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