Scribner's Monthly: An Illustrated Magazine for the People, Volume 87, Issue 2Josiah Gilbert Holland, Richard Watson Gilder Scribner & Company; The Century Company, 1914 - American literature |
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Page 468
... play an astonishing part in the unravelling of the mystery . Frontispiece . Post 8vo , cloth , net , $ 1.25 A New ... player . He gives valuable facts concerning the game which have never before been put in concrete form . No other ...
... play an astonishing part in the unravelling of the mystery . Frontispiece . Post 8vo , cloth , net , $ 1.25 A New ... player . He gives valuable facts concerning the game which have never before been put in concrete form . No other ...
Page 505
... plays I have had the pleasure of inter- preting for many years . Looking backward will always afford one of the chief pleasures of life , but look- ing forward is probably a more useful pastime , if only pour encourager les autres ...
... plays I have had the pleasure of inter- preting for many years . Looking backward will always afford one of the chief pleasures of life , but look- ing forward is probably a more useful pastime , if only pour encourager les autres ...
Page 506
... play introduced by the players in " Hamlet , " and its unnatural and bom- bastic language , which he claims should be treated with amusement by Hamlet . And so on , and so on . All this , in any case , goes to show the interest taken by ...
... play introduced by the players in " Hamlet , " and its unnatural and bom- bastic language , which he claims should be treated with amusement by Hamlet . And so on , and so on . All this , in any case , goes to show the interest taken by ...
Page 507
... play , but generally melodrama and pantomime ; while the Haymarket and the Prince of Wales ' theatres were the homes of legiti- mate comedy , the latter , conducted by the Bancrofts , pioneers of many admirable re- forms both before and ...
... play , but generally melodrama and pantomime ; while the Haymarket and the Prince of Wales ' theatres were the homes of legiti- mate comedy , the latter , conducted by the Bancrofts , pioneers of many admirable re- forms both before and ...
Page 508
... plays , and bad productions with which the public has been surfeited , with only occa- sional incursions of London stars and le- gitimate successes . The result is that the local public seems temporarily to have lost interest in the ...
... plays , and bad productions with which the public has been surfeited , with only occa- sional incursions of London stars and le- gitimate successes . The result is that the local public seems temporarily to have lost interest in the ...
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