King Arthur's Socks and Other Village Plays
by Floyd Dell
King Arthur's Socks and Other Village Plays is a collection 11 one act plays written by Floyd Dell, an American newspaper and magazine editor, literary critic, novelist, playwright, and poet. These plays, with one exception, were written in Greenwich Village, and, with another exception, first performed there—some at the old Liberal Club, and others by the Provincetown Players. They are souvenirs of an intellectual play-time which, being dead, deserves some not-too-solemn memorial.
- HUMAN NATURE: A Very Short Morality Play
- THE CHASTE ADVENTURES OF JOSEPH: A Comedy
- THE ANGEL INTRUDES: A Comedy
- LEGEND: A Romance
- SWEET-AND-TWENTY: A Comedy
- A LONG TIME AGO: A Tragic Fantasy
- ENIGMA: A Domestic Conversation
- IBSEN REVISITED: A Piece of Foolishness
- KING ARTHUR'S SOCKS: A Comedy
- THE RIM OF THE WORLD: A Fantasy
- POOR HAROLD: A Comedy
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