(1919) I'm Sorry - It's Out! - a comedy in one act (1920) The New Poor - a farce in one act (1920) In the Cellar - a farce in one act (1920) Bobby Settles Down - a comedy (1920) The Young Person in Pink - a comedy in three acts (1921). A matinee performance at the Prince of Wales Theatre in 1920 featured Leslie Howard, and John Gielgud appeared in a RADA production in 1923. Subsequently, filmed as The Girl Who Forgot in 1939. Me and my Diary - a comedy in one act (1921) Love Among the Paint Pots - a comedy in three acts (1922) Calais to Dover - a farce in one act (1922) Isabel, Edward and Anne - a comedy in three acts (1923) Cat's Claws - a comedy in one act (1923) Have You Anything to Declare? - a farce in one act (1926) - the first performance took place at the [St James Theatre], 26 March 1926, by students of the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, directed by Kenneth Barnes and produced by Norman Page. Spot - a comedy for two people (1927) Scraps - a comedy in one act (1928) Helping Hands - a farce in one act (1930) These Pretty Things - a farcical comedy in three acts (1930). First produced at the Garrick Theatre, 1928. The Bride - a comedy in one act (1931) Pearly Gates - a comedy in one act (1932) Family Affairs - a comedy in 3 acts (1935). A performance at the Ambassadors Theatre in 1934 featured Margaret Lockwood. In The Black-Out - a comedy in one act (1942) Good Neighbours - play in one act (1942) Whiskers and Co. - a pantomime in three acts (1943) A Sleeping Beauty - pantomime in two acts (1944) Too Much Bluebeard - a farce in three scenes for three women (1944) In the Fog - a farce in one act (1947). Not one of the author's best works; a description of the earlier play In The Black-Out suggests that this is the same play given a new title. Bubble and Squeak - play in three acts (1947) The Olympian - a comedy in three acts (1955) Happy Memories - play in three acts (1955) Fireworks Aladdin's Cave Film: The Girl Who Forgot, 1940, directed by Adrian Brunel. References External links Plays by Gertrude E. Jennings on Great War