Editing Avery Hopwood (section)

==Works==
[[File:"Why men leave home" by Avery Hopwood LCCN98516874.jpg|thumb|upright|[[Works Progress Administration|WPA]] poster for Hopwood's 1922 play ''Why Men Leave Home'']]
[[File:Hopwood.jpeg|thumb|upright|WPA poster for Hopwood's 1923 play ''The Alarm Clock'']]
* ''Clothes'' (1906) with [[Channing Pollock (writer)|Channing Pollock]]
* ''This Woman and This Man'' (1909)
* ''[[Seven Days (play)|Seven Days]]'' (1909) with [[Mary Roberts Rinehart]]
* ''Judy Forgot'' (1910)
* ''Nobody's Widow'' (1910)
* ''[[Somewhere Else (musical)|Somewhere Else]]'' (1913)
* ''[[Fair and Warmer]]'' (1915) Remains popular in Germany (''Der Mustergatte'') and Scandinavia (''Gröna hissen '')
* ''[[Sadie Love (play)|Sadie Love]]'' (1915)
* ''Our Little Wife'' (1916)
* ''Double Exposure'' (1918)
* ''Tumble In'' (1919, musical version of ''Seven Days'')
* ''[[The Gold Diggers (1919 play)|The Gold Diggers]]'' (1919)
* ''[[The Girl in the Limousine (play)|The Girl in the Limousine]]'' (1919) with [[Wilson Collison]]
* ''[[Ladies' Night (play)|Ladies' Night]]'' (1920) with [[Charlton Andrews]]
* ''[[Spanish Love]]'' (1920, Adaptation of ''María del Carmen'' by [[Josep Feliu i Codina]]) with Mary Roberts Rinehart
* ''[[The Bat (play)|The Bat]]'' (1920) with Mary Roberts Rinehart
* ''[[Getting Gertie's Garter (play)|Getting Gertie's Garter]]'' (1921) with Wilson Collison
* ''[[The Demi-Virgin]]'' (1921)
* ''[[Why Men Leave Home]]'' (1922)
* ''Little Miss Bluebeard'' (1923, Adaptation of ''Kisasszony férje'' by Gábor Drégely)
* ''The Alarm Clock'' (1923, Adaptation of ''La Sonnette d'alarme'' by [[Maurice Hennequin]] and [[Romain Coolus]])<ref>{{cite news |url=http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article232298761 |title=Comedy at His Majesty's |newspaper=[[Geelong Advertiser]] |issue=24855 |location=Victoria, Australia |date=10 February 1927 |access-date=21 May 2022 |page=9 |via=National Library of Australia}}</ref>
* ''The Best People'' (1924) with [[David Gray (diplomat)|David Gray]]
* ''The Harem'' (1924) with [[Ernest Vajda]]
* ''Naughty Cinderella'' (1925, Adaptation of ''Pouche'' by René Peter and [[Henri Falk]])
* ''The Garden of Eden'' (1927, Adaptation of ''Der Garten Eden'' by [[Rudolf Bernauer]] and [[Rudolf Österreicher]])