Editing Dornford Yates (section)

==Stage, cinema, and other media==
The 1919 musical play ''Eastward Ho!'' was written by [[Oscar Asche]] (author) with lyrics by Dornford Yates and music by Grace Torrens and [[John Ansell]]. It was produced by [[Edward Laurillard]] and [[George Grossmith Jr.]], and opened at the [[Alhambra Theatre]] in London on 9 September and ran for 124 performances.

The BBC produced [[She Fell Among Thieves (TV film)|an adaptation]] of ''[[She Fell Among Thieves]]'' in 1977, featuring [[Malcolm McDowell]] as Chandos, [[Michael Jayston]] as Mansel, and [[Eileen Atkins]] as Vanity Fair. This adaptation was also used as the first episode of the US TV series [[Mystery!]] in 1980.

An episode of the ITV ''[[Hannay (TV series)|Hannay]]'' series, "A Point of Honour", was based on the eponymous short story published in ''The Brother of Daphne'', but the source was uncredited.
 
An audiobook edition of ''Blind Corner'', read by [[Alan Rickman]], was produced by [[Chivers Audio Books]].