61. Berkshire Theatre Festival 1933 Dear Brutus sir james M. barrie The Devil’s Disciple - GeorgeBernard Shaw The First Mrs. Fraser - St. John Ervine The http://www.berkshiretheatre.org/chrono2.html

The History of the Berkshire Theatre Festival Marlette- Sacha Guitry Music by Oscar Strauss, Lyrics by arthur Guiterman, English Adaption by William Miles, 1937 Alice-Sit-By-The-Fire - Sir James M. Barrie Captain Brassbounder’s Conversation - George Bernard Shaw The Constant Wife - Somerset Maugham Hay Fever - Noel Coward The Idiot - Jose Ruben Juno And The Paycock - Sean O’Casey The Magistrate - Arthur Wing Pinero Monkey - Sam Janney Pygmalion - George Bernard Shaw The Second Man - S.N. Behrman A Bill Of Divorcement - Clemence Dane Broken Dishes - Martin Flava Finale - S.K. Lauren Great Catherine - George Bernard Shaw Just Out - Edward Bourdet The Man Of Destiny - George Bernard Shaw The Perfect Alibi - A.A. Milne The Queen’s Husband - Robert Sherwood There’s Always Juliet - John Van Druten Dear Brutus - Sir James M. Barrie

62. Stories, Listed By Author Weekly Nov 24 1923. barrie, sir james M(atthew) (18601937) (chron.)* According to sir JM barrie, (ms) Argosy (UK) Feb 1929. * The http://users.ev1.net/~homeville/fictionmag/s55.htm

The FictionMags Index Stories, Listed by Author Previous Table-of-Contents BARING, MAURICE (chron.) Argosy (UK) Mar 1928 BARING-GOULD, S(abine) (chron.) Daniel Jacobs. An Idyll of Dartmoor, (ss) The Woman at Home The Dream of Edmund Norway, (ar) Aug 8 1908 The End of Joe Leaman. An Idyll of Dartmoor, (ss) The Woman at Home The Oil of Ecstasy, (ss) The White Magazine Jul/Aug 1909 Snaily House. An Idyll of Dartmoor, (ss) The Woman at Home The Story of Jael, (sl) The English Illustrated Magazine Oct Nov Dec 1887 BARISON, JERRY (chron.) Free, (vi) Liberty Magazine Jul 5 1941 BARKER, A. A. (chron.) Action-Packed Western May 1957 Action-Packed Western ... Oct 1957 BARKER, A. L. (chron.) The Peto Sisters, (ss) Argosy (UK) Mar 1951 Someone at the Door, (nv) Argosy (UK) Jan 1968 The Truth, (ss) Good Housekeeping Aug 1949 BARKER, ANTHONY (chron.) Life Means Life, (ss) Xenos Apr 1997 BARKER, ARTHUR W. (chron.) Dec 1902 BARKER, CAPTAIN TED FALCON (chron.) Argosy Dec 1964 BARKER, CHARLES B. (chron.) Trek Out of Texas, (nf) Ranch Romances Jul #2 1953 BARKER, DUDLEY (chron.)

63. Stories, Listed By Author barrie, sir james M(atthew) (18601937) * Farewell Miss Julie Logan,(na) The Times Dec 24 ’31 The Scribner Treasury, ed. Anon http://users.ev1.net/~homeville/anth/s8.htm

Miscellaneous Anthologies Stories, Listed by Author Previous Table-of-Contents BARAKA, (Imamu) AMIRI The Alternative, (ss) Go the Way Your Blood Beats , ed. Anon., Holt 1996 The Death of Horatio Alger, (ss) Stories: An Anthlogy and an Introduction , ed. Eric S. Rabkin, Longman 1994 BARANAY, INEZ Cheap Revenge, (ss) A Dick for a Day: What Would You Do If You Had One? , ed. Fiona Giles, Indigo 1997 BarbaraNEELY Spilled Salt, (ss) Breaking In: An Anthology of Contemporary African American Fiction , ed. Terry McMillan, Viking Penguin 1990 Worlds of Fiction BARBAULD, ANNA LAETITIA AIKIN The Story of Sir Bertrand, (ss) Miscellaneous Pieces in Prose Nineteenth-Century Short Stories by Women: A Routledge Anthology , ed. Harriet Devine Jump, Routledge 1998 BARBER, (Cyril) ALEX(ander) The Queen The Best British Short Stories of 1928 BARBER, PHYLLIS The River Underground , ed. Shaun T. Griffin, Univ of Nevada Press 2001 Spirit Babies, (ss) In Our Lovely Deseret: Mormon Fictions , ed. Robert Raleigh, Signature Books 1998 BARBIER, CAROLYN Nighthawks, (ss)

64. The Little White Bird By James M. Barrie JM barrie. james's Park, as their hoops tell me, and she ought to look crushed andfaded She has no longer occasion for you, my dear sir; you are like a picture http://encyclopediaoftheself.com/classic_books_online/tlwbd10.htm

The Little White Bird by James M. Barrie Hypertext Meanings and Commentaries from the Encyclopedia of the Self by Mark Zimmerman THE LITTLE WHITE BIRD OR ADVENTURES IN KENSINGTON GARDENS BY J.M. BARRIE CONTENTS I. David and I Set Forth Upon a Journey II. The Little Nursery Governess III. Her Marriage, Her Clothes, Her Appetite, and an Inventory of Her Furniture. IV. A Night-Piece V. The Fight For Timothy VI. A Shock VII. The Last of Timothy VIII. The Inconsiderate Waiter IX. A Confirmed Spinster X. Sporting Reflections XI. The Runaway Perambulator XII. The Pleasantest Club in London XIII. The Graound Tour of the Gardens XIV. Peter Pan XV. The Thrush's Nest XVI. Lock-Out Time XVII. The Little House XVIII. Peter's Goat XIX. An Interloper XX. David and Porthos Compared XXI. William Paterson XXII. Joey XXIII. Pilkington's XXIV. Barbara XXV. The Cricket Match XXVI. The Dedication THE LITTLE WHITE BIRD I David and I Set Forth Upon a Journey Sometimes the little boy who calls me father brings me an invitation from his mother: "I shall be so pleased if you will come and see me," and I always reply in some such words as these:

65. Fairy Poetry Page 2 and that was the beginning of fairies. sir james M. barrie. Do you believein fairies?. . . sir james M. barrie. Child of the pure unclouded brow. http://www.dragonflydream.com/Poetry2.html

Fairy Poetry and Writings Behold the chariot of the Fairy Queen! Saw but the fairy pageant, The Fairy's frame was slightyon fibrous cloud, As that which, bursting from the Fairy's form, The Fairy Queen descended, FAIRY, FAIRY, FAIRY 'I am the Fairy MAB: to me 'tis given The Fairy and the Soul proceeded; Within the Fairy's fane. The Fairy and the Spirit Percy Blythe Shelley Do you seek the road to Fairyland..... I'll tell; it's easy, quite. Wait till a yellow moon gets up O'er purple seas by night, And gilds a shining pathway That is sparkling diamond bright Then, if no evil power be nigh To thwart you, out of spite, And if you know the very words To cast a spell of might, You get upon a thistledown, And, if the breeze is right, You sail away to Fairyland Along this track of light. by Ernest Thompson Seton Come away, O human child! To the waters and the wild With a faery, hand in hand, For the world's more full of weeping than you understand. W.B.Yeats Mist-clad in the light of the moon Starspun seekers - I search for thee! Faery light - I ask thy boon Of branch and thorn and Elder tree!

66. The Novel sir barrie had written The Little White Bird where there is ANON The JM barrie Societywww.jmbarrie.net. Just Wouldn't Grow Up written by james M. barrie, the http://www.peterpanfan.com/novel.htm

Sir James Matthew Barrie is the reason why we know of Peter Pan, for he is the only one who reminded us through his book of our journeys to the Neverland and our encounters with Peter. Many different beings tried to give us visuals of Pan's adventures such as Walt Disney, Cathy Rigby, Jean Arthur, Betty Bronson, and even Sir J.M. Barrie himself! However. nothing is more powerful, more creative, nor visual as your own mind, which is why everyone who is familiar with those visuals should read this book. Did you know that Peter And Wendy is not the only novel which tells of Pan's adventures? Sir Barrie had written The Little White Bird where there is a section that describes Peter Pan's adventures in Kensington Gardens. If you would like more information about James Barrie, you may visit a quite lovely website: ANON: The J.M. Barrie Society www.jmbarrie.net

67. Peter Pan By James M. Barrie : Arthur's Classic Novels Peter Pan. Peter And Wendy. by JM barrie. james Matthew barrie A Millennium Isay, John, said Peter. Yes. . Say, 'Ay, ay, sir.' . Ay, ay, sir. . http://arthurwendover.com/arthurs/child/peter16.html

This document was prepared for Project Gutenberg and the HTML Writers Guild. This etext was scanned and prepared by hundreds of volunteers. XHTML markup by Arthur Wendover. September 19, 2002. (See source file for details.) This is the etext version of the book The Adventures of Peter Pan by James Matthew Barrie, taken from the original etext peter16.txt Unityspot.com Peter Pan [Peter And Wendy] by J. M. Barrie [James Matthew Barrie] A Millennium Fulcrum Edition (c)1991 by Duncan Research Contents 1 Peter Breaks Through 2 The Shadow 3 Come Away, Come Away! 4 The Flight 5 The Island Come True 6 The Little House 7 The Home Under The Ground 8 The Mermaid's Lagoon 9 The Never Bird 10 The Happy Home 11 Wendy's Story 12 The Children Are Carried Off 13 Do You Believe In Faries? 14 The Pirate Ship 15 "Hook Or Me This Time" 16 The Return Home 17 When Wendy Grew Up Chapter 1 Peter Breaks Through All children, except one, grow up. They soon know that they will grow up, and the way Wendy knew was this. One day when she was two years old she was playing in a garden, and she plucked another flower and ran with it to her mother. I suppose she must have looked rather delightful, for Mrs. Darling put her hand to her heart and cried, "Oh, why can't you remain like this for ever!" This was all that passed between them on the subject, but henceforth Wendy knew that she must grow up. You always know after you are two. Two is the beginning of the end.

68. Peter Pan Inspired by the Scotlandborn novelist and playwright sir james M. barrie's classictale of Peter Pan, Walt Disney and his team of ingenious animators http://www.alldisneydvd.com/dvd/peter_pan.htm

Buy Disney Prints at Art.com Pictures in a mess? Download FlipAlbum! Rent DVDs Online with no late fees Buy Disney DVDs Peter Pan Buy Peter Pan DVD Buy Peter Pan Book Description of DVD Box picture of DVD ... Review of DVD Description The wonder and excitement of one of the most beloved animated features ever made, Walt Disney's 14th Animated Masterpiece, PETER PAN, flies to home video. The timeless feature that recaptures the innocence and boundless imagination of youthful fantasy includes some of Disney's most unforgettable characters, including Peter Pan, Tinker Bell, Captain Hook, Wendy, John, Michael, and the infamous Lost Boys. Fully restored and THX-certified, Peter Pan includes an exclusive all-new, behind-the-scenes bonus program entitled "You Can Fly: The Making of Peter Pan." Featuring the exciting adventures of a lovable boy who won't grow up, PETER PAN is a high-flying jaunt through a nursery bedroom, a treacherous pirate ship, a Mermaid Lagoon, an Indian-filled tropical island, and on to the magical place called "Never Land." While searching for his lost shadow, Peter Pan meets Wendy Darling and her brothers, John and Michael. With happy thoughts and some pixie dust from Peter's feisty sidekick, Tinker Bell, Peter teaches the Darling children to fly, taking them out the nursery window on a musical journey to Never Land. Facing adventure at every turn, Wendy, John and Michael must save an Indian princess, join forces with a band of Lost Boys, walk the plank of an infamous pirate ship, and ultimately challenge the delightfully evil Captain Hook in a high-seas duel.

69. Peter Pan The play that this feature was based upon was written by sir james M barrie. Theway to Never land is the Second Star to the Right and Straight on Til Morning. http://trivia.disneysites.com/peterpan.html

Animated Feature Release Date: The Cast Bobby Driscoll....Peter Pan Kathryn Beaumont....Wendy Hans Conried....Captain Hook/Mr. Darling Bill Thompson....Mr. Smee Heather Angel....Mrs. Darling Paul Collins....John Tommy Luske....Michael Candy Candido....Indian Chief Tom Conway....Narrator Roland Dupree Don Barclay Peter Pan Interesting Fact(s): It was rumored that Marilyn Monroe was used as a live action model for the Character of Tinker Bell in Peter Pan. But, it was actually actress Margaret Kerry who acted out the role. The play that this feature was based upon was written by Sir James M Barrie. The way to Never land is the Second Star to the Right and Straight on Til Morning. At the beginning of the film Walt had a special thank you extended to the Hospital for Sick Children on Great Ormond Street in London because they owned the copy right to the play Peter Pan. It was bequeathed to them by the author Sir James M. Barrie.

70. The Plucker Book Repository Gould. barrie, james M. Peter Pan pdb details View all works by jamesM. barrie. Bastiat, Frederick. Law Benson. Besant, sir Walter. http://dave.pluckerbooks.com:81/results.phtml?browse=b&browse_type=author

71. The Diogenes Club: Membership Directory The Diogenes Club sir james Matthew barrie, sir james Matthew barrie Honorary Member TheDiogenes Club Rick M. Freeman, Rick M. Freeman Honorary Member. http://www.diogenes-club.com/memberlist.htm

Diogenes Club Membership Directory Why do we do what we do? Because Members Regular Members as noted in the Canon Honorary Members Honorary Members, active Honorary Members, Emeritus Honorary Members, no longer active Mycroft Holmes Founding Member William Sherlock Scott Holmes Honorary Member John Hamish Watson, M.D. Honorary Member Sir Arthur Ignatius Conan Doyle Honorary Member, Emeritus Monsignor Ronald Arbuthnot Knox Honarary Member, Emeritus Christopher Darlington Morley Honarary Member, Emeritus Edgar W. Smith Honorary Member, Emeritus Sir James Matthew Barrie Honorary Member, Emeritus Julian Wolff, M.D. Honorary Member, Emeritus Charles Vincent Emerson Starrett Honorary Member, Emeritus William Hooker Gillette Honorary Member, Emeritus John Bennett Shaw Honorary Member, Emeritus August William Derleth Honorary Member, Emeritus Dorothy Leigh Sayers Honorary Member, Emeritus Sidney Edward Paget Honorary Member, Emeritus William Stuart Baring-Gould Honorary Member, Emeritus Frederic Dorr Steele Honorary Member, Emeritus

72. Children's Stories - Neverland! It was Andy. He was dressed like one of the Lost Boys from the book, Peter Pan,by sir james M. barrie. Look at you, Mungo said. You’re a Lost Boy! . http://www.electricscotland.com/kids/stories/neverland.htm

Clans Tartans History Travel ... Feedback Children's Stories by Margo Fallis Neverland! DING DONG! Mungo opened the door. It was Andy. He was dressed like one of the Lost Boys from the book, Peter Pan, by Sir James M. Barrie. "Look at you," Mungo said. "You’re a Lost Boy!" "You’re dressed like Captain Hook," Andy giggled. "I like your pirate costume." Mungo looked like a real pirate, with a fake hook for his hand, a patch on his eye, a black hat, long cape and all the other trimmings. He’d even donned a fake mustache, just like Captain Hooks. Andy went inside. Mungo had covered the walls with pictures of the Peter Pan characters. DING DONG! "Hello, wee Fiona and Gavin. Look at the two of you. We’ve got Wendy and Smee here. I love your costumes. You look just like Smee with your black and white striped shirt and neckerchief, Gavin. Wendy, I mean, wee Fiona, come inside." The two bairns went into the living room and saw Andy and all the pictures on the walls. DING DONG! "I wonder who’ll be at the door this time?" Mungo asked, laughing. "Oh my, it’s Tinkerbell! How are you doing tonight, Morag? Your costume is delightful. Did you fly over?" he joked.

73. Caring.html sir james M. barrie. Be kind and merciful. sir james M. barrie. A true friendis someone who is there for you when he'd rather be anywhere else. Len Wein. http://www.sierracanyon.com/school/character/caring.html

THOUGHTS ON THE IDEA OF CARING: Be kind * Be compassionate and show you care * Express gratitude * Forgive others * Help people in need DOS AND DON'TS RELATING TO CARING 1. Concern for Others DO: Be compassionate and empathetic * Be kind, loving, and considerate * Be thankful and express gratitude for what people do for you * Forgive others for their shortcomings DON'T: Be mean, cruel or insensitive 2. Charity DO: Be charitable and altruistic - give money, time, support, and comfort for the sake of making someone else's life better, not for praise or gratitude * Help people in need Caring is the heart of ethics. It is not possible to be ethical and not be genuinely concerned for the welfare of others. Many find it easier to love "humanity" as an idea than to put into practice the love of other people. A person who really cares feels an emotional response to both the pain and the pleasure of others. Surprisingly, it is not uncommon for us to be ungracious, intolerant, and unforgiving to those we love, while at the same time, showing a generous spirit toward strangers and business associates. The highest form of caring is the honest expression of benevolence.

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75. Irvine Burns Club - Honorary Members List Cochran Patrick 1888 William Black 1889 David Christie Murray A Lang 1890 WalterBesant Viscount Traprain james A Froude 1892 sir james M barrie Thomas Hardy http://www.irvineburns.ndirect.co.uk/who_we_are/page5.html

Return to Floor Plan Who We Are Office Bearers Irvine Burns Scene Charles Dickens Honorary Member 1851 Membership John Galt, novelist James Montgomery, poet William Motherwell Mr Tennant Rev. David Landsborough James Stirrat Allan Cunningham John Gibson Lockhart Sir James Shaw Lt.-Col. James Glencairn Burns Alex Smart Patrick Maxwell Thomas C Latto William Howitt Dr Charles Mackay Charles Dickens W Edmondstoune Aytoun William Makepeace Thackeray Archibald T Boyle Baron Thomas Babington Macaulay Benjamin Disraeli Alexander Smith Henry Glassford Bell Thomas Carlyle Alfred, Lord Tennyson Samuel Lover Theodore Martin Lord Ardmillan Sir Arthur Helps David Masson Lord Stanley Charles Kingsley Henry Kingsley Sir Norman Macleod P Hately Waddell Henry Wadsworth Longfellow General Giuseppe Garibaldi David Dunbar Karl Blind Robert Browning Mr Jack A C Swinburne Edwin Jenkins Sir Bartle Frere James McKie Rev. George Gilfillan

76. Curmudgeon-Online List Of Authors 1, Phineas Taylor Barnum. 1, james barrie. 1, james M. barrie. 1, Dave Barry. 7,Lynda Barry. 1, He was se. sir Arnold Bax. 1, Louise Beal. 1, Caron de Beaumarchais.1, http://www.curmudgeon-online.com/COauthoralpha.htm?letter=B

77. Barrie, Sir J(ames) M(atthew). The American Heritage® Dictionary Of The English barrie, sir J(ames) M(atthew http://www.bartleby.com/61/98/B0089800.html

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78. James M. Barrie - Biography And Works Literature Network james M. barrie. Plays. Peter Pan, james M. barrie.Search all of james M. barrie The works of playwrightnovelist http://www.online-literature.com/barrie/

Home Author Index Shakespeare The Bible ... James M. Barrie Plays Peter Pan James M. Barrie Search all of James M. Barrie The works of playwright-novelist James M. Barrie have delighted both young and old for a century. From childhood he was determined to be a writer. James Matthew Barrie was born on May 9, 1860, in Kirriemuir, Scotland. He was the ninth child and third son of David and Margaret (Ogilvy) Barrie. His father was a weaver. Barrie attended Glasgow Academy and Dumfries Academy. In 1878 he enrolled in Edinburgh University, where he graduated in four years with a master's degree. Barrie's best-known play, 'Peter Pan', was first presented in 1904. It is the story of a boy who refuses to grow up and creates his own world of Indians, pirates, and fairies. It was adapted as a play with music (1950), and as a musical comedy (1954, revived in 1979) that was also performed on television. 'Peter Pan' was also made into a silent film (1924) and a feature-length animated cartoon (1952). Barrie retold the play in narrative form as 'Peter and Wendy' (1911). Because he wanted his creation to benefit youngsters as much as possible, Barrie donated his rights to 'Peter Pan' to a London children's hospital. When he was six years old his older brother David (who was their mother's favourite) died. Barrie set himself to console his mother, and later attributed this as his start down the road to becoming an author. When he began writing stories and novels, he set the majority of the stories in a fictionalized version of Kirriemuir, which he called Thrums.

79. Links To Literature: James M. Barrie GENERAL RESOURCES. Pegasos JM barrie. Concise biography and bibliography.Catharton JM barrie. Selected links and bibliography. WORKS. http://www.linkstoliterature.com/barrie.htm

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80. Theatre Royal The Oldest Theatre In Scotland Meanwhile, a young laddie from Kirriemuir, in Angus, later to be worldfamous asSir james M. barrie, was a pupil at Dumfries Academy, developing his growing http://www.tartans.com/articles/theatreroyal.html

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