- 1Preface
- 2A Readable Bluebook
- 3How Not to Do It
- 4The Story of the Joint Select Committee
- 5Why the Managers Love the Censorship
- 6A Two Guinea Insurance Policy
- 7Why the Government Interfered
- 8The Peers on the Joint Select Committee
- 9The Committee’s Attitude Toward the Theatre
- 10A Bad Beginning
- 11A Comic Interlude
- 12An Anti-Shavian Panic
- 13A Rare and Curious First Edition
- 14The Times to the Rescue
- 15The Council of Ten
- 16The Sentence
- 17The Execution
- 18The Rejected Statement — Part I — The Witness’s Qualifications
- 19The Definition of Immorality
- 20What Toleration Means
- 21The Case for Toleration
- 22The Limits to Toleration
- 23The Difference Between Law and Censorship
- 24Why the Lord Chamberlain?
- 25The Diplomatic Objection to the Lord Chamberlain
- 26The Objection of Court Etiquet
- 27Why Not an Enlightened Censorship?
- 28The Weakness of the Lord Chamberlain’s Department
- 29An Enlightened Censorship Still Worse Than the Lord Chamberlain’s
- 30The Practical Impossibilities of Censorship
- 31The Arbitration Proposal
- 32The Rejected Statement: Part Two
- 33Prostitution and Drink in Theatres
- 34Why the Managers Dread Local Control
- 35Desirable Limitations of Local Control
- 36Summary
- 37Preface Resumed
- 38Conclusion
- 39The Shewing-Up of Blanco Posnet
The Shewing-up of Blanco Posnet
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