Lindsay Gordon. Personal life Lincoln married Pearl Ireland (d. 4 February 1943) in 1896 – they were described as "a runaway match". They had one child, a daughter Marguerite ("Madge") (1897–1972). His daughter married in 1923. Filmography Moonlite (1910) – based on his play Captain Moonlite Captain Midnight, the Bush King (1911) – based on his play It Is Never Too Late to Mend (Jan 1911) – based on his stage adaptation of novel, writer, director The Mystery of a Hansom Cab (March 1911) – director The Luck of Roaring Camp (March 1911) – writer, director Called Back (Apr 1911) – writer, director The Lost Chord (May 1911) – director The Bells (Oct 1911) – based on his stage adaptation of the play, writer, director The Double Event (Oct 1911) – writer, director After Sundown (lost, c. 1911) – director Breaking the News (1912) – writer, director Rip Van Winkle (1912) – director The Sick Stockrider (1913) – director Moondyne (1913) – director The Remittance Man (1913) – director Transported (1913) – director The Road to Ruin (1913) – director The Crisis (1913) – director The Reprieve (1913) – director The Wreck (1913) – director Within Our Gates (1915) (aka Deeds That Won Gallipoli) – writer The Life's Romance of Adam Lindsay Gordon (1916) – writer, producer, director Within the Law (1916) – writer Get-Rich-Quick Wallingford (1916) – writer Nurse Cavell (1916) – director, writer, producer La Revanche (1916) – director, writer, producer Officer 666 (1916) – writer Select theatre credits One Summer's Eve (1890) – writer The Bush King (1893) – writer. Rewritten by Lincoln and Alfred Dampier (as Adam Pierre) in 1900 After Sundown (1896) – writer of one act play An Affair of Honour (1897) – one act play, writer|*The Power of Wealth (1900) – writer Little Red Riding Hood (pantomime) (1903) – writer of the book References Sources External links W. J. Lincoln at AustLit (subscription required) W. J. Lincoln at Australian Variety Theatre Archive W. J. Lincoln at National Film and Sound Archive "PICTURE PROFILES IN THE OLDEN DAYS", a 1916 article by W. J. Lincoln on the history of Australian filmmaking 1902 article by Lincoln on the arts "A Bush Funeral", 1907 article by Lincoln 1870 births 1917 deaths 1910s in Australian cinema Australian film directors Writers from Melbourne Australian film studio executives 19th-century Australian businesspeople