Editing Edward Sheldon (section)

==Plays==
* ''Salvation Nell'' (1908), made into the 1915, [[Salvation Nell (1921 film)|1921]], and [[Salvation Nell (1931 film)|1931]] motion pictures of the same name
* ''[[The Nigger]]'' (1909), made into the 1915 motion picture of the same name (aka ''The New Governor'' or ''The Mystery of Morrow's Rest'') produced by [[William Fox (producer)|William Fox]]
* ''The Boss'' (1911), made into the [[The Boss (1915 film)|1915 motion picture of the same name]]
* ''The High Road'' (1912), made into the 1915 motion picture of the same name
* ''[[Romance (Sheldon play)|Romance]]'' (1913), notable for its London run of 1,049 performances. Made into a [[Romance (1920 film)|1920 silent film]] by [[United Artists]] starring Doris Keane, the actress who appeared in the role on stage. Also made into a [[Romance (1930 film)|1930 motion picture]] starring [[Greta Garbo]]. Produced in New York as a musical, ''My Romance'', with music by [[Sigmund Romberg]] and book and lyrics by [[Rowland Leigh]], in 1948.
* ''[[The Song of Songs (play)|The Song of Songs]]'' (1914), dramatization of the novel by [[Hermann Sudermann]], made into films in 1918 (''[[The Song of Songs (1918 film)|The Song of Songs]]''), 1924 (''[[Lily of the Dust]]''), and in 1933 (''[[The Song of Songs (1933 film)|The Song of Songs]]'', starring [[Marlene Dietrich]], [[Brian Aherne]], and [[Lionel Atwill]])
* ''The Garden of Paradise'' (1914), from "[[The Little Mermaid]]" by [[Hans Christian Andersen]]
* ''[[The Call of Her People]]'' (1916), a silent film for Ethel Barrymore, from Sheldon's own play ''Egypt''.
* ''The Jest'' (1919), adaptation from the Italian of [[Sem Benelli]]
* ''The Czarina'' (1922), adaptation of the Hungarian play by [[Melchior Lengyel]] and [[Lajos Bíró]], made into the 1924 silent ''[[Forbidden Paradise]]'' with [[Pola Negri]].
* ''Bewitched'' (1924), with [[Sidney Howard]]
* ''Lulu Belle'' (1926), with [[Charles MacArthur]], starring [[Lenore Ulric]]; made into the [[Lulu Belle (film)|1948 motion picture of the same name]], starring [[Dorothy Lamour]]
* ''My Princess'' (1927),  with [[Luis Alberni]]
* ''Jenny'' (1929), with [[Margaret Ayer Barnes]]
* ''Dishonored Lady'' (1930), with Barnes, made into the [[Dishonored Lady|1947 motion picture of the same name]], starring [[Hedy Lamarr]] and directed by [[Robert Stevenson (director)|Robert Stevenson]] (alternate title ''Sins of Madeleine'')