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It would be a good thing if, as I suggested on Monday evening last, at the Shakespeare meeting at the Normal Col- lege, a first class actor could be selected to speak from time to time Shakespeare's lines to the pupils of our schools; and I see that my suggestion has led the "New York World", in an editorial in Wednesday's issue, to question whether there are any actors to be found nowadays capable of ren- dering properly the incomparable Shakespearean dramas.
But if the writer of that article ...had been present at the ren- dition on Monday evening last, — without the help of cos- tumes, gestures or scenery, — of "The Winter's Tale", by Mrs. Emma Sheridan Fry's Educational Players, I think he would have had to confess that there are persons to-day, many of them residents of our own city, competent to do justice to Shakespeare, and speak his lines with elocutionary perfection.
How true and good, how appealing to all of us, are his good women! What noble self-sacrifice, fidelity, tenderness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It would be a good thing if, as I suggested on Monday evening last, at the Shakespeare meeting at the Normal Col- lege, a first class actor could be selected to speak from time to time Shakespeare's lines to the pupils of our schools; and I see that my suggestion has led the "New York World", in an editorial in Wednesday's issue, to question whether there are any actors to be found nowadays capable of ren- dering properly the incomparable Shakespearean dramas.
But if the writer of that article ...had been present at the ren- dition on Monday evening last, — without the help of cos- tumes, gestures or scenery, — of "The Winter's Tale", by Mrs. Emma Sheridan Fry's Educational Players, I think he would have had to confess that there are persons to-day, many of them residents of our own city, competent to do justice to Shakespeare, and speak his lines with elocutionary perfection.
How true and good, how appealing to all of us, are his good women! What noble self-sacrifice, fidelity, tenderness.
What to read after Addresses By Henry Clews ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clews, Henry, 1836- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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