"The Abduction
of Bambi." Saucy Stories. Vol. XII: no. 1, pp. 3 -- 29. (See Glick
book.)
"The Adventuress
and Mrs. Jones. Fascinating Fiction. pp. 49 -- 58.
"Advising Budding
Authors." The Writer. Vol. XXXIV:no.7 (July 1922), pp. 98 -- 99.
"Amateur Theatre."
Life Magazine. May 29, 1939, pp. 68 -- 74. No author credit. Glick's book Curtains
Going Up is mentioned. See box 6 for the magazine.
"Art For God's
Sake. The Secret Problems of a Little Theatre." Poet Lore. Summer
1923.
"A Banner Year
Ahead for Little Theatres." Frederick B. Ingram Publications Bulletin.
Vol.3:no.3 (January 1927).
"Beware of Strangers."
The Woman. Correspondence.
"The Blasé
Mrs. Dade." Parisienne. March 1922, pp. 105 -- 114. (See Glick book.)
"The Brazen Gargoyle."
Saucy Stories. October, 1920, pp. 45 -- 52. (See Glick book.)
"The Challenge
of Personal Problems." Your Life. July -- August 1955, pp. 36 -- 40.
"Champagne and
a Walking Stick." New Parisienne. June 1921, pp. 109 -- 114. (See Glick
book.)
"Chinatown Prepares
for War." Look Magazine. Correspondence. (Not published?)
"A Chinese
New Year Celebration." In New Reading: An English Course for Schools.
London: Reader's Digest Educational Department, 1956.
"The Chinese
Way." Sales Review. December 1957, pp. 15 -- 16
"Chorus Girls
and Debutantes." By John Herrick (pseudonym). SaucyStories.
December 1920, pp. 83 -- 90. (See Glick book.)
"The Chorus Man."
With Henry Robinson. Saucy Stories. February 1921, pp. 105 -- 112.
(See Glick book.)
"Citizen Kwong."
Common Ground. Autumn 1943. Correspondence.
"The City of
Brothers From Overseas." Typescript manuscript and correspondence with the
Writer's War Board.
"Congratulations."
Your Life. September 1949, p.11
"The Damning
Evidence." By Arthur Hastings (pseudonym). Saucy Stories. January
1920, pp. 51 -- 61.
"The Discourtesies
of Justice." Correspondence.
"Discovered:
A New Literary Form!" The Bookman. Vol. L:no. 6 (February 1920),
pp. 542 -- 544. Also The Writer. Vol.XXXI:no.7 (July 1919), pp. 97 -- 98.
"The Dragon Goes
to Press." Coronet. October 1942. pp. 79 -- 83.
"Early One Evening."
10 Story Book. [July 1919], pp. 16 -- 20. (See Glick book.)
"Eggs From the
Sky." With Sheng Hua Hong. East Wind. September 1947, pp. 2 -- 4. Also:
"Carl Glick: A Glimpse."
"Fireflies."
By Charles Glendon (pseudonym). Saucy Stories. November 1920, pp.
29 -- 34. (See Glick book.)
"A Football for
the Baby." Part One. Junior World. Vol. LXIV (June 15, 1941), p.
186.
"A Football for
the Baby." Part Two. Junior World. Vol. LXIV (June 22, 1941), p.
196.
"Footlight Fever."
Delineator. October 1936, p. 10, 59. See box 6 for magazine.
"For Men Only."
Follies. January, 1922, pp. 29 -- 36. (See Glick book.)
Foreword. The Chinese Community in New York. 1950. p. 9.
"Four Short Words."
The Rotarian. December 1949, p 18.
"From the Slave
Market." 10 Story Book [June 1919], pp. 39 -- 42. (See Glick
book.)
"Fraternizemos
com o Dragao." Selecoes do Reader's Digest. June 1942, pp. 99 -- 114.
"Good Lady."
This Week.
Foreword. The Good Luck Horse. By Chi Yi and Plato Chan. Correspondence.
"Great Uncle
Paints a Poem." The Rotarian. March 1951, pp. 6 -- 7.
"Great Uncle's
At It Again." This Week. January 30, 1949, pp. 9, 17, 22. See also
box #6 for magazine.
"Greek Theatre
at California Western University." Curtain Call. 1956.
Typescript manuscript.
The Greenwich
Gourmet. Clementine Wheeler, Ed. New York: Bryan Publications, Inc.
(Glick contributed a recipe for Dragon's Eye Gelatine.)
"He Really Lives." Saucy
Stories. February 1921, pp. 41 -- 49. (See Glick book.)
"Helene the Shameless."
Saucy Stories. March 1922, pp. 67 -- 73. (See Glick book.)
"He's Better
Off In Jail." (Published as "Justice on a Joss Stick." Typescript manuscript.
"Ho Sai Gui."
Coronet. December 1943, p. 21.
"I Believe in
Fate." (Stories of Real Life.) Parisienne. 1920, p. 21 -- 23.
"Insouciance."
Parisienne. August 1920, pp. 11 -- 12. (See Glick book.)
"Irfan Wants
a Wife." Esquire. February 1945, pp. 46 -- 47. See also box #6 for magazine.
"It Might Happen
to You." Live Stories. November 1919. Correspondence.
"It's a Man's
World." Correspondence.
"It's Fun to
Grow Old - Chinese Style." Journal of Living. March 1950, pp. 35 -- 39.
The Laugh
Book. Charley Jones, Ed. Correspondence.
"The Letter of
Calamity." By Oliver March (pseudonym). Saucy Stories. January 1921,
pp. 111 -- 119. (See Glick book.)
"Letter to Santa
Claus." The Cleveland News.
"Li Tsang's First
Party." Delineator. May 1935, p. 34 -- 35, 83, 85. See also box 6
"Li Tsang's First
Party." Fiction Parade. August 1935, pp. 411 -- 418.
"A Literary Secret."
The Writer. Vol. XXXII:No. 12 (December 1920), pp. 178 -- 179.
"The Little House
That Walked Away." Christian Science Monitor. Wednesday, August 10,
1961, p. 14c. Typescript manuscript.
"Little Theatre:
Medium for Dramatic Self-Expression. Bright Scrawl. January 1930,
pp. 3, 11.
"Lost to Bohemia."
Breezy Stories. Correspondence.
Foreword. The
Magic Monkey. By Plato and Christina Chan. Correspondence.
"Make a Mistake."
This Week. June 19, 1949. See also box #6 for magazine.
"Make Up Your
Mind." Your Life. July -- August, 1955. Typescript manuscript.
"Margot and the
Bored Young Man." By Charles Glendon (pseudonym). Fascinating Fiction.
March, 1922, pp. 119 -- 122. (See Glick book.)
"Mickey's Double."
McClurg's Book News. Spring 1948, p. 58.
"Mrs. Grainger
Does Her Duty." Saucy Stories. November 1920, pp. 65 -- 77. (See Glick
book.)
"My Song Yankee
Doodle." This Week. pp. 12 -- 15. Various other publications -- correspondence.
"My Song Yankee
Doodle." Proposed book. Correspondence.
"News is a Day
Late." Typescript manuscript.
"Night Hawks."
Saucy Stories. Vol. 87 (April 1920). Proof copy.
"No Unions -
No Strikes." Ken. May 11, 1939, pp. 12 -- 14.
"Number One Bad
Boy." This Week. February 6, 1938, pp. 6,24 (Reprinted several times
as "As the Chinese Twig is Bent.")
"On Receiving
a Rejection Slip." The Writer. Vol. XXXIV:no. 11 (November 1922),
pp. 161 -- 162.
"One Day in April."
Saucy Stories. December 1920, pp. 53 -- 64. (See Glick book.)
"One Man Among
a Thousand." By Charles Glendon (pseudonym). Saucy Stories. January
1921, pp. 71 -- 80. (See Glick book.)
"One Of Three."
By Charles Glendon (pseudonym). Saucy Stories. May 1921, pp. 109 -- 120.
(See Glick book.)
"One Thousand
Voices." This Week. September 30, 1945, p.15. See also box #6
for magazine.
"Opera Explained
in One Easy Lesson." In Laugh Book. September 1951. Typescript manuscript.
"Oswald's Pet
Dragon." Bright Scrawl. September 8, 1940, pp. 5 -- 6, 24.
"Oswald's Pet
Dragon." Part One. Child Life. January 1944, pp. 26 -- 27.
"Oswald's Pet
Dragon." Part Two Child Life. February, 1944, pp. 27 -- 29,
"The Pawn Shop."
By Charles Glendon (pseudonym). Saucy Stories. December 1920,
pp. 31 -- 40.
"Pebbles." Vol.
2:no.3. Marshalltown, Iowa.
"The Perfumed
Cigarette." Saucy Stories. Junes 1921, pp. 109 -- 118.
"Pressed While
You Wait." Detective Tales. February 1923, pp. 161 -- 163.
"Protect Your
Rights." The Writer. Carbon copy of typescript manuscript.
"Reckless Romance."
(Fictionalization of a movie.) Movie Thrillers. January 1925.
"Rich Man, Poor
Man." Part One. Junior World. Vol. LXII:no. 53 (December 31, 1939),
pp. 492, 496.
"Rich Man, Poor
Man." Part Two. Junior World. Vol. LXIII:no.1 (January 7, 1940),
pp. 4,5.
"The Sawdust
Trail." True. Correspondence.
"Shake Hands
With the Dragon." Solidarity, Jr. February, 1948, p.3.
Short pieces
published in magazines and newspapers.
"All That is
Needed in Chinese Theatre." Christian Science Monitor. April 7,
1944.
"Autumn Jade."
China Monthly, June 1947.
"Blackmail."
10 Story Book. 1924.
"Boys' Clubs
of New York Hold Tournament." Cleveland Town Tidings. May 14, 1932,
p.23.
"Build on Success
- Not Failure." Your Life. December 1951.
"The Chinese
Go to the Theatre." Bridgeport Life. p.8
"Confucious
Say." Pageant. July 1949.
"Congratulations."
Your Life. September 1949.
"The Five Human
Relationships." Your Life. May 1947.
"Footlight
Fever." The Reader's Digest. February 1937.
"Give In and
Win." Journal of Living. September 1950>
"The Healthiest
Attitude for You." Your Life. November 1949.
"Hello." York
Little Theatre Opens Its Tenth Season. York, Pennsylvania. p.12.
"Here is a
Newspaper Office in Chinatown." Christian Science Monitor, February
3, 1944.
"Ho Sai Gui."
Coronet. December 1942, p. 21
"The Home Life
of a Philosopher." Short Story. March 6 -- 11, 1944.
"Is This Your
Key to Happiness?" Your Life. June 1951.
"Kwong's Cure
for Insomnia." Your Health. Fall Quarter, 1949.
Los Angeles
Junior College Semi-Professional Training in the Mechanics and Practice
of the Dramatic Arts. Brochure quoting from The Republican of Springfield,
Massachusetts.
"Lesson in
Contentment." Christian Science Monitor. December 13, 1951.
"A Letter
from Chinatown." The Philadelphia Enquirer. December 22, 1948.
"Letter to
Santa." Story Digest. January 1947.
"A Letter to
Santa Claus." Adventure Trails For Boys and Girls. Christmas,
1947.
"Little Imperfections
Can Be Enduring." Your Life. January 1943.
"Little Lies
Breed Big Ones." Your Life. August 1949.
"Pleasant Companion."
Woman. March 1949.
"Shake Hands
With Fear." Your Life. January, 1949.
"Take a Tip
From a Chinese Boy on Writing to Santa." Cleveland Plain Dealer.
December 4, 1941.
"To Entertain
the Emperor." Christian Science Monitor. June 26, 1944.
"We All Have
Ego Troubles." Your Life. October 1954.
"We Want the
Living Theatre." Curtain Rises. October 1939.
"Why We Like
to Be Actors." The New Current Digest. December 1936.
"Stalin and the
Tiflis Story." Correspondence.
"The Subtle Stupidity
of Li Tsang." This Week. November 20, 1938, pp. 19 -- 20.
"Swan's Feathers: A Novelette."
Carbon copy of typescript manuscript.
"Theatre Handbook."
Bernard Sobel, Ed. New York: Crown Publishers, 1940. Correspondence.
"There's Always
Tomorrow." Pageant.
"They Build Their
Own." The Humanities Review. May 1947.
"The Third Act
First." The Writer. Vol. 60:n0.2 (February 1947), pp. 38 -- 41.
"The Third Mr.
Hopper." Parisienne. December 1920, pp. 89 -- 98.
"To EAAHNIKON
OEATPON." Little Theatre's Own Curtain Call. Vol. 1:no.1 (June
1956), pp. 20 -- 23.
"The Underside
of Respectability." 10 Story Book. [June 1919], pp.
52 -- 57.
"Under Heaven
One Family." Correspondence.
"The Unhappy
Lady." Shadowland. Vol. VII:no.4 (June 1923), pp. 26, 72. See also
box 6 for magazine.
"The Unspoiled
Girl." By John Herrick (pseudonym). Parisienne. October 1920, pp.
120 -- 126.
"Unto the Weak."
(Fictionalization of a movie.) By John Carey (pseudonym for Carl Glick?)
Photoplay Magazine. March 1914, pp. 128 -- 140. Includes the marquee
movie poster for the 1913 film.
"Victim Number
Seven." London Daily News. November 29 -- 30, 1947.
"Wai Ling in
the Trees." Northwestern University Alumni News. January 1939.
"What They Don't
Know." New Parisienne. March 19, 1921, pp. 47 -- 57. (See Glick book.)
"What's Your
Treatment?" The Writer. Vol. 59:no.8 (August 1946), pp. 251 -- 253.
"Who Sent You?"
Coronet. January 1945, pp. 75 -- 78. Also typescript manuscript and
carbon copy.
"Whose Fault
Is It?" The Rotarian. August 1949.
"Why We Like
to Be Actors." Delineator. November 1936, pp. 10. 59. See box 6.
"The Woman of
Gold." With Edward Condlon. New Parisienne. March 1926, pp. 63 -- 90.
(See Glick book.)
"Words, Just
Words." Carbon copy of typescript manuscript.
"Writing Plays."
Chapter in book How to Write for Pleasure and Profit. Warren Bower,
Ed. Correspondence.
"Year of the
Monkey." Collier's Magazine. June 11, 1937. Chapter 16 in Shake Hands
With the Dragon. See also box 6 for magazine.
"Young Adonis."
Breezy Stories. Correspondence.
"Your Little
Book." (From I'm A Busybody.) Omnibook Magazine. July 1949, pp. 93 -- 95.
