Author:Kitty Barne
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| A British scriptwriter and writer of childrens books, especially on music and musical themes |
[edit] Works
- To-morrow : a play for children (1910), with D.W. Wheeler.
- Timothy's garden. Childrens play. illustrated (London: Chappell And Co, 1912), comp with or under pseudonym D. W. Wheeler
- The camp fire song (1922)
- The Easter Holidays (Dodd, 1935)
- She Shall Have Music, (Dodd, 1938)
- Shilling teas, a comedy for women, in one act (H.F.W. Deane & sons, 1938)
- She shall have music (1939)
- Family Footlights, Dodd, 1939
- Visitors from London (1940)
- May I keep dogs? (Dodd, Mead & company, 1942)
- We'll meet in England (Dodd, Mead & company, 1943)
- Three and a pigeon (Dodd, Mead & company, 1944)
- In the same boat (Dodd, Mead, 1945)
- Listening To The Orchestra (United States: Bobbs-Merrill, March 28, 1946) [1]
- Secret of the sand hills (1949)
- Musical Honors (Dodd, 1939)
- Dusty's Windmill, Dodd, 1949
- The windmill mystery (1950)
- Elizabeth Fry (Great Britain : Hunt, Barnard, 1950), biography of Elizabeth Gurney Fry
- Barbie (1952)
- Music perhaps (1953)
- Rosina Copper, the mystery mare (Evens, 1954)
- Rosina and Son *Dodd, 1956
- Introducing Mozart (1957)
- Introducing Schubert (New. York: Roy Publishers, 1957)
- Musical honors (Dodd, Mead, 1947)
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