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| Title | Newspaper / magazine / book | Source |
| About these Mystery Stories | Saturday Evening Post, 25 May 1929 Strand Magazine, June 1929 | Gutenberg Bookseller |
| After the Otter | Punch | Web text |
| Agonies of Writing a Musical Comedy, The | The Uncollected Wodehouse | Book |
| Alarming Spread of Poetry, The | The Uncollected Wodehouse | Book |
| Aldershot 1911 | Captain Annual, 1911 | eBay |
| Aldershot 1913 | Captain, May 1913 | Bookseller |
| All About Butlers | Vanity Fair, February 1916 (as P. Brooke-Haven) Boston Sunday Advertiser, 17 February 1929 | Eulalie Gutenberg |
| All About Me | Vanity Fair, September 1916 | Weiss |
| All About Shakespeare | Vanity Fair, April 1916 (as P. Brooke-Haven) Boston Sunday Advertiser, 21 April 1929 | Eulalie Gutenberg |
| All About the Income Tax | What Ho! (anthology) Vanity Fair, May 1919 Selections from America's Most Memorable Magazine, Viking, 1960 | Book Web search Weiss |
| All About the Pastime of Divorce | Vanity Fair, 1915 | Web search |
| 'Alls, The | Theatre Arts, January 1949 (prob. US) | eBay |
| Among those Sailing | Gent, April 1959 | Bookseller & Weiss |
| Appreciation of Vaudeville, An | Vanity Fair, February 1917 | Eulalie |
| Attention, All Patrons | Punch, 13 July 1955 | eBay |
| Back to Whiskers | Weekend Wodehouse | Book |
| Barrymores and Others: The New Plays and the Old Players, The | Vanity Fair, April 1918 | Weiss |
| Baseball | Pearson's Weekly | PG |
| Basso Profundo | Punch, 8 February 1956 | eBay |
| Battle of the Bulge, The | Punch, 2 March 1955 | eBay |
| 'Berlin Broadcasts' 1 and 2 | Encounter, October/November 1954 | Bookseller |
| 'Berlin Broadcasts | P. G. Wodehouse: A Biography (Donaldson) | |
| Big Push, The | Punch, 13 December 1939 | Biography |
| Big Summer Sport, A | Boston Sunday Advertiser, 18 August 1929 | Gutenberg |
| Bring on the Fiends | The Saturday Book 17th Year, 1957, Hutchinson, London Escapade, February 1957 | eBay & Bookseller Weiss |
| Butlers and the Buttled | Louder and Funnier | Book |
| Chatty Methods on the Bench | Punch? | Web text |
| Cheery Timely Article Which We Tried in Vain to Stop the Author From Writing, A (December 1915) | Vanity Fair, December 1915 (as P. Brooke-Haven) | Weiss |
| Chemin de Fer | Louder and Funnier | Book |
| Christmas in New York | Punch, 23 December 1953 | eBay |
| Christmas Presents | Boston Sunday Advertiser, 23 December 1929 | Gutenberg |
| Concerning the Virtues and Vices of Artists, Do They Belong to the Oppressed or to the Criminal Classes | Vanity Fair, August 1916 (as P. Brooke-Haven) | Weiss |
| Cooks and the Gaiety Broth, The | Punch? | Web text |
| Cool Look at Snails, A | Cavalier, April 1965 | Bookseller |
| Courting of the Muse, The | Playboy, January 1962 The Twelfth Anniversary Playboy Reader, 1965 | Weiss Bookseller & Weiss |
| Crime and the Eyesight | Punch, 1903 | Web search |
| Curiosities of Cricket | Punch? | Web text |
| Curtain Going Up | Punch, 7 November 1956 | eBay |
| Day at the Old Westbury, A | Rex Magazine (US), October 1957 | Web search |
| Day with the Swattesmore, A | Louder and Funnier | Book |
| Decay of Falconry, The | Louder and Funnier | Book |
| Do Thrillers Need Heroines? | Laughter in a Damp Climate, Sydney, 1969 | Weiss |
| Easy Come, Easy Go | Punch, 29 June 1955 | eBay |
| Englishman's Home, An | Punch, 4 May 1955 | eBay |
| Facing the Camera. Look this way please | Boston Sunday Advertiser, 19 May 1929 | Gutenberg |
| Fair Play for Audiences | Louder and Funnier | Book |
| Falconry: Who needs it? | Playboy, November 1956 The Bedside Playboy, 1968 | Bookseller & Weiss Weiss |
| Fashionable Weddings | Boston Sunday Advertiser, 16 June 1929 | Gutenberg |
| Fashionable Weddings and Smart Divorces | Louder and Funnier | Book |
| Fifty Years is Practically Half a Century: A Footnote to History | Saturday Evening Post, 5 June 1965 | Weiss |
| Final Test, The | Punch? | Web text |
| First Time I went to New York, The | The First Time I, Chapman-Hall 1935 (Ed. T. Benson) Weekend Wodehouse | Book |
| Food for the Mind | Punch, 1903 | Web search |
| Football at Dulwich | Public School Magazine, 1900 | Biography |
| For One Night Only | Vanity Fair, October 1919 | Weiss |
| Forthcoming Society Drama, A | Punch, 1903 (as Henry William-Jones) | Web search |
| Fred Stone and a Few Others | Vanity Fair, December 1917 | Weiss |
| Fox Hunting - Who needs it? | Playboy, January 1964 The Playboy Book of Humor and Satire, 1967 | Weiss & Bookseller Weiss |
| Getting the Scenario | The Pick of Punch, 1967 | Weiss |
| Gladness Under Difficulties | Vanity Fair, October 1916 | Weiss |
| Glances at the American Scene | Punch, 24 December 1958 | eBay |
| Golf: The Last Phase | Vanity Fair, September 1919 | Weiss & Eulalie |
| Good-Bye to Butlers | The Best of Wodehouse, 1949 | Book |
| Grave News from America | Punch, 18 August 1954 | eBay |
| Happy Christmas and Merry New Year | Louder and Funnier | Book |
| Have you an OBE in your House | Cavalier, August 1965 | eBay |
| Having Fun | Escapade, February 1958 | eBay & Weiss |
| Hero and his Price, The | Punch 1905 | eBay |
| Hollywood Scandal, The | Louder and Funnier | Book |
| How I Write my Books | What I Think, Newnes 1927 (Ed. H. G. Smith) | Bookseller & Weiss |
| How to save the Theatre | The Humorist, 4 November, 1922 | Bookseller |
| I Explode the Haggis | Weekend Wodehouse | Book |
| I'm in the Book | Punch, 22 December 1954 | eBay |
| In Defense of Astigmatism | The Uncollected Wodehouse | Book |
| In the Best of Humor | Fort Worth Star-Telegram, 2 February 1930 | Gutenberg |
| Just what I Wanted | Vanity Fair, 1915 (as P. Brooke-Haven) | Russian WS & Eulalie |
| Keeping Up With Terpsichore | Vanity Fair, October 1919 | Weiss |
| Last Instance, The | Punch, 1903 | Web search |
| Let Freedom Ring | Punch, 15 June 1955 | eBay |
| Literature of the Future | Boston Sunday Advertiser, 24 March 1929 | Gutenberg |
| Little Chat About a Favorite Summer Sport, A | Vanity Fair, September 1916 | Weiss |
| London | Saturday Review, 19 October 1957 | Bookseller |
| London in Winter | Round the World with Famous Authors, Doubleday 1958 | Weiss |
| London Street Names | The Globe, 1902 | Biography |
| Looking Back | Punch, 12 January 1955 | eBay |
| Looking Back at the Halls | Louder and Funnier | Book |
| Lost Art of Domestic Service, The | Playboy, January 1969 | Weiss |
| Lo: the Golf Child | Boston Sunday Advertiser, 21 July 1929 | Gutenberg |
| Manners Makyth Man | Punch, 10 February 1954 | eBay |
| Man's Inhumanity to Boy | Punch? | Web text |
| Marvels of the Telephone | News and Courier, Charleston, 23 March 1929 | Gutenberg |
| Men Who Have Missed Their Own Weddings | Titbits, November 1900 | Biography |
| Money, Money, Always Money | Punch, 3 August 1955 | Weiss |
| Mr. Punch's Football Experts | Punch? | Web text |
| Muse and the Motor, The | Vanity Fair, 2 March 1905 | Websearch |
| My Battle with Drink | The Uncollected Wodehouse | Book |
| My Battle with Drink, Being the First of Vanity Fair's Great Redemption Stories, Confided by the Addict to P. G. Wodehouse | Vanity Fair, December 1915 | Weiss |
| My Dancing Days | Rogue, May 1963 | Web search & Weiss |
| My Gentle Readers | Strand Magazine, August 1930 Vanity Fair, August 1930 Louder and Funnier | Bookseller Weiss Book |
| My Life as a Dramatic Critic | The Uncollected Wodehouse | Book |
| My War with Germany | Saturday Evening Post, 19 July 1941 | Bookseller |
| My World and What Happened To It | Horizon (US), January 1959 What Ho! (anthology) | Weiss & bookseller |
| My Year Behind Barbed Wire | Cosmopolitan, October 1941 | Bookseller & Weiss |
| New Advertising, The | The Uncollected Wodehouse | Book |
| New Plays Along Broadway, The | Vanity Fair, April 1920 | Weiss |
| New York Crowds | Pearson's Weekly | PG |
| Next Invasion, The | Punch, 17 June 1903 (as Henry William-Jones) | Web search |
| Noble Art of Falconry and the Gradual Extinction of the Sport in England, The | Vanity Fair, October 1914 | Weiss |
| Note on Humour, A | Plum Pie | Book |
| Notes | Tales of St. Austin's | Book |
| Novelist's Day, A | Punch, 1902 | Web text |
| Now, Talking about Cricket | Tales of St. Austin's | Book |
| Only Game in Town, The | Cavalier, May 1966 | ? |
| On Ocean Liners | Louder and Funnier | Book |
| On Photographs and Photographers | Nash's Magazine, September 1929 | eBay |
| On the Writing of Lyrics | The Uncollected Wodehouse | Book |
| Outline of Shakespeare, An | Louder and Funnier | Book |
| Our Boys Again | Punch? | Web text |
| Party Spirit, The | Punch, 3 November 1954 | Bookseller, eBay & Weiss |
| Past Theatrical Season, The | The Uncollected Wodehouse | Book |
| Perfectly Furious | Vanity Fair, October 1915 (as P. Brooke-Haven) | Eulalie |
| Personal Details | What Ho! (anthol.) | Book |
| P. G. Wodehouse at Home | Strand Magazine, April 1929 | Bookseller |
| Photographers and Me | The Uncollected Wodehouse | Book |
| Photographs and Photographers | Louder and Funnier | Book |
| Physical Culture Peril, The | Vanity Fair, May 1914 | Biography |
| Pigeons in the Grass | Punch, 30 March 1955 | eBay |
| Pile 'Em in Politely, George | Vogue, 1 May 1954 | Weiss |
| Plea for Indoor Golf, A | The Uncollected Wodehouse | Book |
| Pleasures of Saturday Golf, The | Vanity Fair, July 1919 | Weiss |
| Polite Pilferer, The | Punch? | Web text |
| Poor Old Drama, The | Vanity Fair, January 1918 | Weiss |
| Postman's Knock | Punch, 20 October 1954 | eBay |
| Private War, A | A Treasury of the Saturday Evening Post, Curtis Publishing 1979 | Weiss |
| Prodigal, The | Punch, April/May 1903 | Web search |
| Prohibition and the Drama | Vanity Fair, August 1919 | Weiss |
| Proposed Author's Union, Probably to be Followed By an Amalgamated Association of Injured Readers, The | Vanity Fair, September 1916 (as P. Brooke-Haven) | Weiss |
| Prospects for Forrest Rills ¹ | Boston Sunday Advertiser, 15 September 1929 | Gutenberg |
| Prospects for Wambledon ¹ | Strand Magazine, August 1929 Louder and Funnier | Bookseller Book |
| Put Me Among the Earls | Punch, 9 June 1955 | eBay |
| Reformed Set, The | Punch, 1903 | Web search |
| Revival of Native Grand Opera, The | Punch? (as Henry William-Jones) | Web text |
| Roulette | Louder and Funnier | Book |
| Round and About the Theatre (An Essay) | Modern Stories, November 1934 | Web search |
| Salute to G-Men | Punch, 27 July 1955 | eBay & Weiss |
| School Cricket of 1900 | Public School Magazine, 1900 | Biography |
| School for Movie Villains, A | Vanity Fair, October 1915 (as Pelham Grenville) | Web search |
| School Stories | (Unspecified), August 1901 | Biography |
| Season-End Productions, The | Vanity Fair, June 1920 | Weiss |
| Secret Pleasures of Reginald, The | The Uncollected Wodehouse | Book |
| Servant Problem, The | Punch, 1903 | Web search |
| Shadow Over Broadway | Punch, 30 September 1953 | Bookseller & eBay |
| Sikari Days | Punch, 17 November 1954 | eBay |
| Should Ocean Liners be Abolished, Showing that the Real Trouble with Trans-Atlantic Travel is the Passengers, and Suggesting a Remedy | Vanity Fair, January 1923 | Weiss |
| Single Day Marriages | Titbits (no date) | Biography |
| Slaves of Hollywood | Saturday Evening Post, 7 December 1929 | Gutenberg |
| Smokers of the World Unite | Punch Guide to Good Living, Coronet 1973 (Ed. W. Davis) | Bookseller & Weiss |
| Snail Situation (Latest), The | Punch, 19 January 1955 | eBay |
| Soap King's Daughter (A Scenario), The | Punch? | Web text |
| Sombre Sadness of Our Summer Shows, The | Vanity Fair, August 1916 | Weiss |
| Some Aspects of Game-captaincy | The Uncollected Wodehouse The Public School Magazine, February 1900 | Book |
| Some Thoughts on Mr Oppenheim | Vanity Fair, July 1915 | Weiss |
| Some Women and a Little Music: A Glance at Five of the Season's New Plays | Vanity Fair, December 1915 | Weiss |
| Stirring Scenes in War Stricken London | Vanity Fair, November 1914 | Weiss |
| Story of Otis, The | Punch, 19 September 1956 | Bookseller |
| Straw Hat Circuit | Punch, 2 September 1953 | Bookseller & eBay |
| Succession of Musical Comedies: the Innocent Diversion of a Tired Business Woman, A | Vanity Fair, April 1918 | Weiss |
| Sunday in New York | Punch, 1 September 1954 | eBay |
| Super Novelists, The | Vanity Fair, June 1919 | Weiss |
| Tailor's Situation, The | Punch, 4 January 1961 | Bookseller |
| Thanks for the Memory (Such as it Is) | Punch, 15 September 1954 | eBay |
| That Viennese Stuff. Are You Really Honest in Saying That You Like It? | Vanity Fair, December 1915 | Weiss |
| Theatre Notes | Punch, 14 December 1955 | Bookseller |
| Theatrical Slump: A Pathetic Little Interview with Mr Charles B. Dillingham, The | Vanity Fair, February 1918 | Weiss |
| This Happy Breed of Men | Punch, 1 June 1955 | eBay |
| This is New York | Punch, 15 July 1953 | eBay |
| This is New York (or is it)? | Punch, 16 November 1955 | eBay |
| Thoughts on the Crime Wave | Punch, 18 May 1955 | eBay |
| Thoughts on the Income Tax | Louder and Funnier | Book |
| Three-In-One Presidential Candidate: An Exposure of the Myth About Hughes and Wilson, and Roosevelt, The | Vanity Fair, August 1916 (as P. Brooke-Haven) | Weiss |
| Thrillers | Louder and Funnier | Book |
| Time Like an Ever-rolling Stream | Punch, 21 December 1955 Plum Pie | eBay Book |
| Tom Brown Question, The | Tales of St. Austin's | Book |
| To | Vogue, 15 August 1954 | Weiss |
| To the Editor - Sir... | Louder and Funnier | Book |
| Trials of a Hard Winter: An Honest Attempt to Boycott Some of the Midseason Theatricals, The | Vanity Fair, February 1918 | Weiss |
| Under M.V.C. Rules | Punch, 1902 | Biography |
| Unfinished Collection, An | The Uncollected Wodehouse Punch, 17 September 1902 | Book |
| Up the Humorists | Punch, 9 December 1953 | Bookseller |
| Very Fond of Dogs | Holiday magazine, August 1967 | Bookseller & Weiss |
| Well-earned Tribute (poem), A | Punch, 25 January 1956 | eBay & Weiss |
| What Do They All Do? An English Writer's Impressions and Queries after Witnessing a New York 'Rush Hour': Asks What These Casual, Careless Millions Do | Van Norden Magazine, July 1909 | Weiss |
| What Really Happened to Hamlet | Vanity Fair, June 1915 | Web search |
| What's in a Name | New York American, 20 October 1929 | Gutenberg |
| What's Wrong? | Theatre Arts, June 1960 | Weiss |
| What Was That Once Again? | Punch, 10 August 1955 | eBay |
| Woman Come Clean | Daily Mail, 1935 | Biography & web search |
| Word about Amusement Parks, A | Louder and Funnier | Book |
| Work | Tales of St. Austin's | Book |
| World's Workers | Punch, 28 December 1955 | eBay |
| Would You Let Your Daughter Marry a Drone | Sunday Times Magazine, 9 July 1967 | eBay |
| Writing the Show at the Century (Miss 1917) | Vanity Fair, December 1917 | Weiss |
| You Too Can Talk Convincingly | Punch, 1 December 1954 | eBay |
1. Same article modified for UK/US audiences.
The difference between an 'article' and 'short story' can be very subjective, as can be seen from some of the titles listed in this collection, e.g. The Tom Brown Question. Some articles are also poems, e.g. Damon and Pythias. Two titles appearing in Punch magazine, Our Man in America and America Day by Day, were long running columns, not individual articles. And what about 'essays'? Confusing, isn't it?
| Biography | From one of the many biographies of PG. |
| Book | Appears in one of the following: The Uncollected Wodehouse, Tales of St Austin's, Plum Pie, or Louder and Funnier or an anthology. |
| Bookseller | Sales information on various web sites found during searches. The information is only available while the item is on sale so there is little point in providing a link - apologies to the sellers concerned. |
| eBay | Sales information on one or more of that company's sites - I have not attempted to list the many sellers, some of whom are private individuals. |
| Eulalie | From www.madameulalie.org. The site is small but growing. Articles are from original magazines and checked through McIlvain (I am informed). Please see note below on copyright. |
| Gutenberg | US Copyright renewals data published on the Project Gutenberg web site - thanks to all concerned. |
| PG | Mentioned by Wodehouse in a book, article etc. |
| Russian WS | Information from the web site of the Russian Wodehouse Society. [I don't agree with all the information on this site, but it's worth a visit.] |
| Web search | Found while looking for something else or just whatever came into my head. Sometimes it works! |
| Web text | Published on the web by Gutenberg and others (and some on commercial CDs). These appear to originate from 'Dagny and the Blandings Group' [no connection] who attribute them to Punch magazine. Regrettably, they have not quoted the issue dates. The titles of some can be confirmed from other sources so these are probably genuine but I can't confirm that. Please see note below on copyright. |
| Weiss | From the on-line list of contents of the Jay Weiss collection of P G Wodehouse material at Harvard College Library. Note that, with many other compiled lists, this one contains some errors through mistyping etc., so cannot be fully relied on. |
Copyright: Please note that articles by Wodehouse are still under copyright protection in some countries whatever a web site might say (they usually refer to US law). It is your responsibility to know how the law affects you in your country.
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| Title | Newspaper / magazine / book | Source |
| Plum and the Old Thing | Passing Show, 18 March 1933 | eBay |