Rosie M. Banks

OVERVIEW

Rosie M. Banks is a romance novelist, the author of fictional works such as: ''All for Love''; ''A Red, Red Summer Rose''; ''Madcap Myrtle''; ''Only a Factory Girl''; ''The Courtship of Lord Strathmorlick''; ''Mervyn Keene, Clubman''; '' 'Twas Once in May''; ''By Honour Bound''; and ''A Kiss at Twilight''.

She submitted an article for '' Milady's Boudoir '' (the women's paper of Dahlia Travers, Bertie Wooster 's Aunt Dahlia ), entitled "How I Keep the Love of my Husband-Baby", which, fortunately for her husband, hasn't been published.

She employed chef extraordinaire Anatole until Aunt Dahlia stole him from her with the help of Jeeves (in " Clustering Round Young Bingo "), and is thus unlikely to further write for Mrs Travers.

STORIES

Rosie M. Banks is featured in one semi-novel and many short stories:

'' The Inimitable Jeeves '' (1923) - Jeeves semi-novel

" Clustering Round Young Bingo " (1925) - Drones short story, collected in '' Carry On, Jeeves '' (1925)

" Jeeves And The Old School Chum " (1930) - Jeeves short story, collected in '' Very Good, Jeeves '' (1930)

" All's Well With Bingo " (1937) - Drones short story, collected in '' Eggs, Beans, And Crumpets '' (1940)

" Bingo And The Peke Crisis " (1937) - Drones short story, collected in '' Eggs, Beans, And Crumpets '' (1940)

" The Editor Regrets " (1939) - Drones short story, collected in '' Eggs, Beans, And Crumpets '' (1940)

" Sonny Boy " (1939) - Drones short story, collected in in '' Eggs, Beans, And Crumpets '' (1940)

" The Word In Season " (1940) - Drones short story, collected in '' A Few Quick Ones '' (1959)

" The Shadow Passes " (1950) - Drones short story, new in '' Nothing Serious '' (1950)

" Leave It To Algy " (1954) - Drones short story, collected in '' A Few Quick Ones '' (1959)

" Bingo Bans The Bomb " (1965) - Drones short story, collected in '' Plum Pie '' (1966)

" Stylish Stouts " (1965) - Drones short story, collected in '' Plum Pie '' (1966)

Rosie M. Banks is mentioned in:

'' The Mating Season '' (1949) – Jeeves novel, with the longest example of Rosie's work, a synopsis of ''Mervyn Keene, Clubman''.

ACTRESSES

; Film and TV actresses

Deborah Stanford in the BBC One 's black-and-white ''World of Wooster'' (1965–1967) ''The World Of Wooster'' cast at BBC.co.uk.

Anastasia Hille in the 1990-1993 ITV series '' Jeeves And Wooster '', season 4 episode 3.

; Radio actresses

; Audiobook actresses

SEE ALSO

Other Characters In The Jeeves Stories

REFERENCES

; Sources consulted

; Endnotes

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