Shakespeare and the Modern Stage: With Other EssaysConstable, 1906 - 251 Seiten |
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... speech or scene which escapes the efficient student , as that the student may supply the actor's lack of insight . It is , indeed , comparatively easy for a student of literature to support the proposition that Shake- speare can be ...
... speech or scene which escapes the efficient student , as that the student may supply the actor's lack of insight . It is , indeed , comparatively easy for a student of literature to support the proposition that Shake- speare can be ...
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... speeches in the progress of the play . There was no making love , nor any dying to slow music , although the stage directions were followed scrupulously ; the song " Come , thou Monarch of the Vine , " was sung to music in the drinking ...
... speeches in the progress of the play . There was no making love , nor any dying to slow music , although the stage directions were followed scrupulously ; the song " Come , thou Monarch of the Vine , " was sung to music in the drinking ...
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... enquiry whether Shakespeare's work should be treated on the stage as drama or spectacle . Nay , I go further , and assert that , as ESSENTIAL LIMITATIONS OF SCENERY 21 far as the speech touches 20 SHAKESPEARE AND THE MODERN STAGE.
... enquiry whether Shakespeare's work should be treated on the stage as drama or spectacle . Nay , I go further , and assert that , as ESSENTIAL LIMITATIONS OF SCENERY 21 far as the speech touches 20 SHAKESPEARE AND THE MODERN STAGE.
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... speech is the essen- tial limitations of all scenic appliances . The dram- atist reminds us that the literal presentation of life itself , in all its movement and action , lies outside the range of the stage , especially the movement ...
... speech is the essen- tial limitations of all scenic appliances . The dram- atist reminds us that the literal presentation of life itself , in all its movement and action , lies outside the range of the stage , especially the movement ...
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... speeches of the actors . Pictorial tableaux enthral the most callous onlooker . Very striking is the contrast offered by the methods of representation accepted with en- thusiasm by the Elizabethan playgoer and those deemed essential by ...
... speeches of the actors . Pictorial tableaux enthral the most callous onlooker . Very striking is the contrast offered by the methods of representation accepted with en- thusiasm by the Elizabethan playgoer and those deemed essential by ...
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