The Playhouse and the Play: And Other Addresses Concerning the Theatre and Democracy in America |
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... creates theatrical demand ? Does the present system create theatrical demand ? Or does the public ? What is public demand ? 32 QUESTIONS BEFORE THE CURTAIN.
... creates theatrical demand ? Does the present system create theatrical demand ? Or does the public ? What is public demand ? 32 QUESTIONS BEFORE THE CURTAIN.
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... created , and were created by , audiences with receptivity to the large imagination and the sonorous utter- ance of those Elizabethans . In more com- plete measure , as they were the product of more 111 THE DRAMA OF DEMOCRACY.
... created , and were created by , audiences with receptivity to the large imagination and the sonorous utter- ance of those Elizabethans . In more com- plete measure , as they were the product of more 111 THE DRAMA OF DEMOCRACY.
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... create char- acters , corresponding in sculpture to the ideal groups of a Phidias as opposed to the gold- smith ... created in imagination as to move and breathe like visible gods and demi - gods of our modernity ; beings as simply ...
... create char- acters , corresponding in sculpture to the ideal groups of a Phidias as opposed to the gold- smith ... created in imagination as to move and breathe like visible gods and demi - gods of our modernity ; beings as simply ...
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