autobiography One Way of Living, calling it a 'modern classic'. Bridie was the first chairman of the Arts Council in Scotland and was also instrumental in the establishment of the Edinburgh Festival. In 1950 he founded the Glasgow College of Dramatic Art, part of the Royal Conservatoire today. Bridie worked with the director Alfred Hitchcock in the late 1940s. They worked together on: The Paradine Case (1947). Bridie originally wrote the screenplay, and Ben Hecht contributed some additional dialogue. But due to casting, the characters had to be changed. So David O. Selznick had to write another script. Under Capricorn (1949) Stage Fright (1950) Bibliography Some Talk of Alexander (1926), book, his experiences as an army doctor The Sunlight Sonata or To Meet the Seven Deadly Sins (1928), assisted by John Brandane and published under the pseudonym Mary Henderson, directed by Tyrone Guthrie The Switchback (1929), with James Brandane What It Is to Be Young (1929) The Girl Who Did Not Want to Go to Kuala Lumpur (1930) The Pardoner's Tale (1930) Tobias and the Angel (1930) The Amazed Evangelist (1931) The Anatomist (1931) (dramatisation of the historical Burke and Hare murders) The Dancing Bear (1931) Jonah and the Whale (1932) A Sleeping Clergyman (1933) Marriage Is No Joke (1934) Colonel Witherspoon or The Fourth Way of Greatness (1934) Mary Read (with Claude Gurney) (1934) The Tragic Muse (1934) The Black Eye (1935) Storm in a Teacup (Adaptation) (1936) Based on Bruno Frank's Sturm im Wasserglas Susannah and the Elders (1937) The King of Nowhere (1938) Babes in the Wood (1938) The Last Trump (1938) The Kitchen Comedy Radio play, (1938) The Letter Box Rattles (1938) One Way of Living (1939) – Autobiography What Say They? (1939) The Sign of the Prophet Jonah Radio play (1942) Adaption of Jonah and the Whale The Dragon and the Dove or How the Hermit Abraham Fought the Devil for His Niece (1943) Jonah 3 (1942) Revised version of Jonah and the Whale Holy Isle (1942) A Change for the Worse 1943 Mr. Bolfry 1943 Tedious and Brief (1944) Lancelot 1945 Paradise Enow 1945 The Pyrate's Den (1946) unpublished, written under the pseudonym Archibald P. Kellock Gog and Magog 1948 It Depends What You Mean 1949 The Forrigan Reel Ballad opera 1949 Dr. Angelus 1949 John Knox 1949 Daphne Laureola 1949 The Golden Legend of Shults 1949 - (adapted to There Was a Crooked