Since then he has written more stories, three romances—one of which so far has only been published in Germany—essays, plays, criticism, musical _revues_, etc. He has acted as play reader for the late Henry B. Harris, as dramatic editor on _Smith’s Magazine_, as dramatic critic on the New York _Morning Telegraph_, as vaudeville impresario at Paris, and as librettist for the Winter Garden at New York. He has dramatized a novel and novelized a play. He has lived at London, Baltimore, New York, Paris, and Nice—to settle down at last in a house of his own at Belleterre, Port Jefferson, Long Island. So far Mr. Bronson-Howard has a dozen plays of every conceivable type to his credit, some of them being wholly his own and some being written in collaboration with others. Most of these works have already been produced, some with marked success, and others are scheduled for performance in the immediate future. Thus, for instance, “The Red Light of Mars” will be staged by H. H. Frazee during the season of 1913-14. There are two qualities that seem to characterize all of Mr. Bronson-Howard’s dramatic productions: a keen perception of the demands and possibilities of the stage, and a shrewdly humorous grasp of human nature. His command of stagecraft is so facile that at times it strikes the critic as a danger to his art. And it has the faults as well as the merits generally accompanying such facility. He would probably be much surprised if he heard himself referred to as a “psychologist”—and yet that is just what he is, in his own practical, intuitive, American way. With these two qualities, which provide for the framework of his art, goes, as its informing and directing spirit, a strong inclination to “side with the under dog.” EDWIN BJÖRKMAN. LIST OF PLAYS BY GEORGE BRONSON-HOWARD THE ONLY LAW (with Wilson Mizner), 1909; SPRING TIME (with Booth Tarkington and Harry Leon (Wilson)), 1910; SNOBS, 1911; AN ENEMY TO SOCIETY (with Wilson Mizner), 1911; RHETT MARYL, 1912; THE REEF (with David Belasco), 1912; THE RED LIGHT OF MARS, 1913. THE RED LIGHT OF MARS OR A DAY IN THE LIFE OF THE DEVIL A PHILOSOPHICAL COMEDY PERSONS (in order of appearance) THOMAS VANILLITY, B. Sc., LL.D., M.A. (_Oxon_) THE HON. HIPPOLYTE CRITTY, _Judge of Special Sessions_ JOHN MAGNUS _Of Magnus & Co., Bankers_ WILLIAM TROMPER _Manager Magnus Steel Works_ MRS. HORACE HENRY FELIX FANNY FELIX _Her daughter_ A VALET H. ADDINGTON AGNUS, M.D., Ph.D., D.Sc. NOEL ONFROY, R.A. _Chevalier Légion d’honneur_ THE LIGHT TOPLISS _A servant_ DOLL BLONDIN _A show-girl_ SCHWARTZENHOPFEL _An anarchist_