Shakespeare and the Modern Stage: With Other EssaysConstable, 1906 - 251 páginas |
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... playhouse was situ- ated in the unfashionable neighbourhood of Islington . But the prophets of evil , who were no greater stran- gers to Phelps's generation than they are to our own , were themselves confuted by his experience . PHELPS ...
... playhouse was situ- ated in the unfashionable neighbourhood of Islington . But the prophets of evil , who were no greater stran- gers to Phelps's generation than they are to our own , were themselves confuted by his experience . PHELPS ...
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... playhouse . The pro- gramme was constantly changed . The scenic ap- pliances were simple , adequate , and inexpensive . The supernumerary staff was restricted to the smallest practicable number . The general expenses were consequently ...
... playhouse . The pro- gramme was constantly changed . The scenic ap- pliances were simple , adequate , and inexpensive . The supernumerary staff was restricted to the smallest practicable number . The general expenses were consequently ...
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... playhouse can , if the manager so will it , actually hold within its walls the " vasty fields of France , " or confine " two mighty monarchies . " A wider and quite impersonal trend of thought is offered for consideration by ...
... playhouse can , if the manager so will it , actually hold within its walls the " vasty fields of France , " or confine " two mighty monarchies . " A wider and quite impersonal trend of thought is offered for consideration by ...
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... play- house . But Shakespeare's journal does not exist , and we can only speculate as to its contents . II We would give much to know how Shakespeare recorded in his diary the first performance of Hamlet , the most fascinating of all ...
... play- house . But Shakespeare's journal does not exist , and we can only speculate as to its contents . II We would give much to know how Shakespeare recorded in his diary the first performance of Hamlet , the most fascinating of all ...
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... playhouse in his lifetime " These plays have had their trial already , and stood out all appeals . " Matthew Arnold , appar- ently quite unconsciously , echoed the precise phrase when seeking to express poetically , the universality of ...
... playhouse in his lifetime " These plays have had their trial already , and stood out all appeals . " Matthew Arnold , appar- ently quite unconsciously , echoed the precise phrase when seeking to express poetically , the universality of ...
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