Bill Truetell a Story of Theatrical Life
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I 'm game. I won't squeal, " stoically declared the scion of the house of Frothingham. " I '11 take 'em out to supper. " "I'm sure the three of them will enjoy it, " Bill suggested.
"You mean the three of us, " corrected the lieu tenant.
" No, I mean the three of them, " and Bill explained to him that the young girl who played the ingenue part was their daughter, who always accompanied her parents wherever they went.
" If that 's the case, I'd better invite the whole blooming troupe, " was the ...lieutenant's sarcastic response.
He went away to consult his mother, while Bill made a call on Mr. Steelson. The star, though nearly threescore years of age, was impersonating Tony Lumpkin, a youth of twenty, supposed to be constantly bubbling over with boyish enthusiasm. Mr. Steelson, despite his years, merged his own solemn personality in the part so completely that he carried an exuberance of spirit to his dressing-room between the acts. On this occasion he was in high glee as Bill entered.
"Colonel Frothingham 's just been in here, " he chuckled, "and asked me to make a speech and say [148] PLAYING "SHE STOOPS' something nice about him after the second act.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I 'm game. I won't squeal, " stoically declared the scion of the house of Frothingham. " I '11 take 'em out to supper. " "I'm sure the three of them will enjoy it, " Bill suggested.
"You mean the three of us, " corrected the lieu tenant.
" No, I mean the three of them, " and Bill explained to him that the young girl who played the ingenue part was their daughter, who always accompanied her parents wherever they went.
" If that 's the case, I'd better invite the whole blooming troupe, " was the ...lieutenant's sarcastic response.
He went away to consult his mother, while Bill made a call on Mr. Steelson. The star, though nearly threescore years of age, was impersonating Tony Lumpkin, a youth of twenty, supposed to be constantly bubbling over with boyish enthusiasm. Mr. Steelson, despite his years, merged his own solemn personality in the part so completely that he carried an exuberance of spirit to his dressing-room between the acts. On this occasion he was in high glee as Bill entered.
"Colonel Frothingham 's just been in here, " he chuckled, "and asked me to make a speech and say [148] PLAYING "SHE STOOPS' something nice about him after the second act.
What to read after Bill Truetell a Story of Theatrical Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George H George Hugh Brennan to read onlineMoreLess
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