November 1923, with subsequent productions on 15 April 1924 and 23 July 1926. While Jennings primarily wrote one act plays her first full length comedy was The Young Person in Pink performed at a charity event in 1920. Other full length comedies included Love Among the Paint Pots, Money Doesn't Matter, Isabel, Edward and Anne, These Pretty Things, Family Affairs and Our Own Lives. Jennings included issues of women's suffrage and equality in some of her plays, notably in A Woman’s Influence. Selected works Between the Soup and the Savoury - a play in one act (1910). A touching comedy about kitchen servants, first produced at the Playhouse, 1910. Our Nervous System - a play in one act (1911), subsequently retitled The Pros and Cons. A comedy of marriage troubles, first produced at the Playhouse, London, 1911. A Woman’s Influence - a play in one act (1912) The Rest Cure - a play in one act (1914). A comedy set in a rest home in Kensington, first produced at the Vaudeville Theatre, 1914. Acid Drops - a play in one act (1914). A comedy set in a workhouse ward, first produced at the Royalty Theatre, 1914. Five Birds in a Cage - a play in one act (1915). A comedy of class relations in a broken-down lift, set in an underground railway station in London. First produced at the Haymarket Theatre, London, 1915. The Bathroom Door - a farce in one act (1916). A comedy set in a hotel corridor, first produced at the Victoria Palace Theatre, London, 1916. Poached Eggs and Pearls - a canteen comedy in two scenes (1917). A light romantic comedy set in a working men's club in the East End of London during the First World War. First produced at the Apollo Theatre, 1916. Allotments - a play in one act (1918) At the Ribbon Counter - a play in one act (1919). A comedy set in the ribbon department of a shop. Keeping Up Appearances (1919). First produced at the Savoy Theatre, 1915. No Servants - a comedy in one act (1919). A comedy about dependence on servants, first produced at the Prince's Theatre, London, 1917. Waiting for the 'Bus - a play in one act (1919). A comedy of social class at a bus stop, first produced at the Haymarket Theatre, 1917. Elegant Edward - a comedy in one act (with E Boulton)