Laughs for Many Days: Another Year's Supply of His Favorite Stories as Told by Irvin S. Cobb – 1925 collection "Here Comes the Bride" –, and So Forth – 1925 book On an Island That Cost $24.00 – 1926 book Prose and Cons – 1926 book Some United States: A Series of Stops in Various Part of This Nation with One Excursion Across the Line – 1926 book All Aboard: A Saga of the Romantic River – 1927 book Ladies and Gentlemen – 1927 book Chivalry Peak – 1927 book "This Man's World" – 1929 story Red Likker – 1929 book This Man's World – 1929 collection "At the Feet of the Enemy" – 1929 story Both Sides of the Street – 1930 collection To Be Taken Before Sailing – 1930 book The Belled Buzzard – 1930 story Three Wise Men on the East Side – 1930 story Incredible Truth – 1931 collection Down Yonder with Judge Priest and Irvin S. Cobb – 1932 collection "A Colonel of Kentucky" – 1932 story Murder Day by Day – 1933 book One Way to Stop a Panic – 1933 book "Who's Who" Plus "Here's How!" – 1934 book "Faith, Hope, and Charity" – 1934 story Faith, Hope, and Charity – 1934 collection Irvin S. Cobb's Own Recipe Book – 1936 book Judge Priest Turns Detective – 1936 book Azam: The Story of An Arabian Colt and His Friends – 1937 children's book Four Useful Pups – 1940 children's book Favorite Humorous Stories of Irvin S. Cobb – 1940 collection Exit Laughing – 1941 book Glory, Glory, Hallelujah – 1941 book Roll Call – 1942 collection Cobb's Cavalcade – 1944 collection The Governors of Kentucky – 1947 book Piano Jim and the Impotent Pumpkin Vine – 1950 book Filmography Fields of Honor (1918) The Woman Accused (1933), featuring a young Cary Grant Judge Priest (1934) starring Will Rogers The Sun Shines Bright (1953) Notes References External links "Irvin S. Cobb" by Kelly Walters, KYLIT "In Aachen and Fort Loncin", from Paths of Glory, by Irvin S. Cobb; illustrated "www.IrvinSCobb.com - Tribute to the Life and Works of Irvin Shrewsbury Cobb" website in progress as of 07/01/2008 by Remington Guy 1876 births 1944 deaths American male writers Hal Roach Studios short film series O. Henry Award winners People from Paducah, Kentucky Writers from Kentucky Writers of American Southern literature