Shakespeare and the Modern Stage with Other EssaysLibrary of Alexandria, 28.09.2020 |
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... tobe fitly rendered inthe theatre. The worstof the evils, which are inherentin scenic excess, with its accompaniment of longruns, is itstendencyto sanction themaintenance ofthe level ofactingat something below thehighest. Phelps was ...
... tobe fitly rendered inthe theatre. The worstof the evils, which are inherentin scenic excess, with its accompaniment of longruns, is itstendencyto sanction themaintenance ofthe level ofactingat something below thehighest. Phelps was ...
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... tobe strangers, but their treatment of Molièreis convincing proof that their artistic sense isultimately truerthan our own. The modeof producing Shakespeare on thestage in Germany supplies an argument to the same effect. In Berlin and ...
... tobe strangers, but their treatment of Molièreis convincing proof that their artistic sense isultimately truerthan our own. The modeof producing Shakespeare on thestage in Germany supplies an argument to the same effect. In Berlin and ...
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