Editing Booth Tarkington (section)

==Works==
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===Trilogies===
====Penrod====
# 1914: ''[[Penrod]]''
# 1916: ''[[Penrod and Sam (novel)|Penrod and Sam]]''
# 1929: ''[[Penrod Jashber]]''

Two film musicals were loosely based on the ''Penrod'' series, ''[[On Moonlight Bay (film)|On Moonlight Bay]]'' (1951) and its sequel, ''[[By the Light of the Silvery Moon (film)|By the Light of the Silvery Moon]]'' (1954), with [[Doris Day]] and [[Gordon MacRae]].

====Growth====
# 1915: ''[[The Turmoil (novel)|The Turmoil]]''
# 1918: ''[[The Magnificent Ambersons]]''<br>Winner of the [[1919 Pulitzer Prize]]<br>Adapted for a [[The Magnificent Ambersons (film)|1942 film]] by [[Orson Welles]] and a [[The Magnificent Ambersons (2002 film)|2002 television movie]]
# 1923: ''The Midlander'' (re-titled ''National Avenue'' in 1927)

===Novels===
* 1899: ''The Gentleman from Indiana''
* 1900: ''[[Monsieur Beaucaire (novel)|Monsieur Beaucaire]]''
** Later adapted as a play, [[Monsieur Beaucaire (operetta)|an operetta]] and two films: [[Monsieur Beaucaire (1924 film)|1924]] and [[Monsieur Beaucaire (1946 film)|1946]]
* 1901: ''Old Gray Eagle''
* October 1902: ''The Two Vanrevels''
* October 1903: ''Cherry''
** Serialized in ''[[Harper's Magazine]]'', January and February 1901
* January 1905: ''In the Arena''
* May 1905: ''The Beautiful Lady''
* October 1905: ''The Conquest of Canaan''
* October 1907: ''His Own People''
* 1908: ''The Guest of Quesnay''
* October 1909: ''Beasley's Christmas Party''
* 1912: ''Beauty and the Jacobin, an Interlude of the French Revolution''
* 1913: ''The Flirt''
** Adapted for film in [[The Flirt (1922 film)|1922]] and has since been lost.
* 1916: ''[[Seventeen (Tarkington novel)|Seventeen]]''
* 1916: ''The Spring Concert''
* 1917: ''The Rich Man's War''
* 1919: ''Ramsey Milholland''
* 1921: ''[[Alice Adams (novel)|Alice Adams]]''
** Winner of the [[1922 Pulitzer Prize]]<br> Adapted for film in [[Alice Adams (1923 film)|1923]] and [[Alice Adams (1935 film)|1935]]
* 1922: ''[[Gentle Julia (novel)|Gentle Julia]]''
** Filmed in [[Gentle Julia (1923 film)|1923]] and [[Gentle Julia (1936 film)|1936]]
* 1925: ''Women''
* 1927: ''The Plutocrat''
* 1928: ''Claire Ambler''
* 1928: ''The World Does Move''
* 1930: ''Mirthful Haven''
* 1932: ''Mary's Neck''
* 1933: ''Presenting Lily Mars''
** Adapted for film in [[Presenting Lily Mars|1943]]
* 1934: ''Rumbin Galleries'' (romantic novel)
* 1934: ''Little Orvie''
* 1936: ''Horse and Buggy Days''
** Appeared in ''[[Cosmopolitan (magazine)|Cosmopolitan]]'', September 1936
* 1936: ''The Lorenzo Bunch''
* 1941: ''The Fighting Littles''
* 1941: ''The Heritage of Hatcher Ide''
* 1943: ''Kate Fennigate''
* 1945: ''Image of Josephine''
* 1947: ''The Show Piece'' (posthumously published)

=== Short story collections ===
* ''In the Arena: Stories of Political Life'' (1905)
* ''The Fascinating Stranger and Other Stories'' (1923)

===Short stories===
* 1919: ''War Stories'' (one of Tarkington's stories was included in this anthology)

===Collections===
* 1904: ''Poe's Run: and other poems … to which is appended the book of the chronicles of the Elis'' (co-author, with M'Cready Sykes)
* 1921: ''Harlequin and Columbine''

===Non-fiction===
* ''What the Victory or Defeat of Germany Means to Every American'' (1917)
* ''Looking Forward, and Others'' (1926)<br>Contains "Looking Forward to the Great Adventure", "Nipskillions", "The Hopeful Pessimist", "Stars in the Dust-heap", "The Golden Age" and "Happiness Now"
* ''The Collector's Whatnot'' (1923)
* ''Just Princeton'' (1924)
* ''The World Does Move'' (1929)
* ''Some Old Portraits'' (1939; essays on 17th century artworks)
* ''What We've Got to Do'' (1942)
* ''Booth Tarkington On Dogs'' (1944)
* ''Your Amiable Uncle'' (1949)
* ''On Plays, Playwrights, and Playgoers'' (1959)

===Plays===
* 1907: ''[[The Man from Home (play)|The Man from Home]]'' (co-written with [[Harry Leon Wilson]])<ref name="ct093007">{{cite news |title=News of the Theaters |work=Chicago Tribune |date=September 30, 1907 |location=Chicago, Illinois |page=8 |via = [[Newspapers.com]]}}</ref>
* 1908: ''Cameo Kirby'' (One-act play co-written with Harry Leon Wilson)<ref name="nyt080508">{{cite news |title=George Tyler Home With a Lame Foot |work=The New York Times |date=August 5, 1908 |location=New York, New York |page=5 |via = [[NYTimes.com]]}}</ref>
* 1910: ''Your Humble Servant'' (co-written with Harry Leon Wilson)
* 1916: ''The Ohio Lady'' (co-written with [[Julian Leonard Street]], and later reworked into ''The Country Cousin'')<ref name="in012516">{{cite news |last=Sayler |first=Oliver M. |title=The Man From Home in Skirts |work=The Indianapolis News |date=January 25, 1916 |location=Indianapolis, Indiana |page=8 |via = [[Newspapers.com]]}}</ref><ref name="tr072217">{{cite news |last=Kaufman |first=George S. |title=The Coming Crop of Plays |work=New-York Tribune |date=July 22, 1917 |location=New York, New York |page=29 |via = [[Newspapers.com]]}}</ref>
* 1916: ''Mister Antonio''<ref name="nyt091916">{{cite news |title=A Tarkington Play with Otis Skinner |work=The New York Times |date=September 19, 1916 |location=New York, New York |page=9 |via = [[NYTimes.com]]}}</ref> 
* 1917: ''[[The Country Cousin (play)|The Country Cousin]]'' (co-written with Julian Leonard Street)<ref name="nyt090417">{{cite news |title=Civil War in 'The Country Cousin' |work=The New York Times |date=September 4, 1917 |location=New York, New York |page=9 |via = [[NYTimes.com]]}}</ref>
* 1919: ''The Gibson Upright'' (co-written with Harry Leon Wilson)
* 1919: ''Up from Nowhere'' (co-written with Harry Leon Wilson)<ref>White Jr., Matthew (December, 1919). [https://books.google.com/books?id=fYXZeHOF1IwC&pg=PA526&dq=%22knock-out+surprise%22+%22booth+tarkington%22+%22up+from+nowhere%22 "The Stage"]. ''Munsey's Magazine''. Vol.&nbsp;LXVIII, No.&nbsp;3. p.&nbsp;526. Retrieved September 23, 2024.</ref>
* 1919: ''[[Clarence (play)|Clarence]]''<ref name="nyt092219">{{cite news |last=Woollcott |first=Alexander |title=The Play |work=The New York Times |date=September 22, 1919 |location=New York, New York |page=8 |via = [[NYTimes.com]]}}</ref>
* 1920: ''[[Poldekin]]''<ref name="tr091020">{{cite news |last=Broun |first=Heywood |title=Booth Tarkington Deserts the Drama For Economics |work=New-York Tribune |date=September 10, 1920 |location=New York, New York |page=8 |via = [[Newspapers.com]]}}</ref>
* 1921: ''[[The Wren (play)|The Wren]]''<ref name="nyt101121">{{cite news |last=Woollcott |first=Alexander |title=The New Play |work=The New York Times |date=October 11, 1921 |location=New York, New York |page=22 |via = [[NYTimes.com]]}}</ref>
* 1921: ''[[The Intimate Strangers (play)|The Intimate Strangers]]''<ref name="nyt110821">{{cite news |last=Woollcott |first=Alexander |title=The New Play |work=The New York Times |date=November 8, 1921 |location=New York, New York |page=28 |via = [[NYTimes.com]]}}</ref>
* 1922: ''The Ghost Story'' 
* 1922: ''[[Rose Briar]]''<ref name="tr122622">{{cite news |last=Hammond |first=Percy |title=The Theaters |work=New York Tribune |date=December 26, 1922 |location=New York, New York |page=6 |via = [[Newspapers.com]]}}</ref>
* 1923: ''The Trysting Place''
* 1926: ''Bimbo the Pirate'' 
* 1927: ''Station YYYY'' 
* 1927: ''The Travellers'' 
* 1930: ''How's Your Health?'' 
* 1945: ''Lady Hamilton and Her Nelson'' (radio play, written in 1940)