Charles Kemble, Man of the TheatreUniversity of Nebraska Press, 1970 - 267 páginas |
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Página 37
... actor himself attached to this opportunity is suggested in his later confession to a friend : " The fame of my brother John in tragedy caused me for long to avoid trespassing upon his ground . To give up Hamlet , however , would have ...
... actor himself attached to this opportunity is suggested in his later confession to a friend : " The fame of my brother John in tragedy caused me for long to avoid trespassing upon his ground . To give up Hamlet , however , would have ...
Página 69
... actor and audience had been reserved to give them their fullest effect .... All things cannot have all their component parts equal , and " nothing pleaseth but rare accidents . " This being so , I think that acting best , which ...
... actor and audience had been reserved to give them their fullest effect .... All things cannot have all their component parts equal , and " nothing pleaseth but rare accidents . " This being so , I think that acting best , which ...
Página 107
... actors conventionally graceful and spirited , there was in Kemble that freshness which arises when an actor seems to speak from the impulse of the moment , and when his utterances are apparently as fresh to himself as the lis- tener ...
... actors conventionally graceful and spirited , there was in Kemble that freshness which arises when an actor seems to speak from the impulse of the moment , and when his utterances are apparently as fresh to himself as the lis- tener ...
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A Long Apprenticeship | 11 |
A Playwrights Hopes | 29 |
Old Patterns with Variations | 36 |
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