Charles Kemble, Man of the TheatreUniversity of Nebraska Press, 1970 - 267 páginas |
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... considerable reputation , and as an amusement of his declining years renewed his study of Greek grammar.28 When troubles before or behind the curtain grew press- ing , Charles Kemble could always seek diversion among his large and ...
... considerable reputation , and as an amusement of his declining years renewed his study of Greek grammar.28 When troubles before or behind the curtain grew press- ing , Charles Kemble could always seek diversion among his large and ...
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... considerably from Shakespeare's plays . The scope of Shakespeare's treatment has been greatly dimin- ished , and the ... considerable extent he succeeded in his task . His Henry VI , while lacking certain merits of the original , is not ...
... considerably from Shakespeare's plays . The scope of Shakespeare's treatment has been greatly dimin- ished , and the ... considerable extent he succeeded in his task . His Henry VI , while lacking certain merits of the original , is not ...
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... considerable acclaim , but in the latter most critics agreed that Kemble failed to convey " sufficient expression of malignity and revenge . " 146 Still there were aspects of his performance of the Jew which proved worthy of respect ...
... considerable acclaim , but in the latter most critics agreed that Kemble failed to convey " sufficient expression of malignity and revenge . " 146 Still there were aspects of his performance of the Jew which proved worthy of respect ...
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A Long Apprenticeship | 11 |
A Playwrights Hopes | 29 |
Old Patterns with Variations | 36 |
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