Blind a Story of These Times
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You must so arrange that the propaganda will stay beneath and be not seen and the story and action strongly go!" Long after I had come back East, I slaved like a dog on that child of my brain. At last it was done. I took it to a manager, who read it and informed me that there were two subjects under the sun which could never make a cent on the stage. One was the Labor Movement and the other Jesus Christ. "Leave em alone, " he advised me. Two other managers turned me down. In disgust I gave the ...play to an agent and came out to Seven Pines for my summer s vacation. But here, some two weeks later, I was summoned one night by a boy in a buggy to come to the "general store" in the village, where was a long distance phone. And there I learned from my agent that a certain manager wanted my piece on the following terms. As he named them, I said, "Yes" "Fine" "I agree" in a state of mounting excitement. With Dorothy and her mother I had a big celebration that night.
"Seriously !" cried Dorothy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You must so arrange that the propaganda will stay beneath and be not seen and the story and action strongly go!" Long after I had come back East, I slaved like a dog on that child of my brain. At last it was done. I took it to a manager, who read it and informed me that there were two subjects under the sun which could never make a cent on the stage. One was the Labor Movement and the other Jesus Christ. "Leave em alone, " he advised me. Two other managers turned me down. In disgust I gave the ...play to an agent and came out to Seven Pines for my summer s vacation. But here, some two weeks later, I was summoned one night by a boy in a buggy to come to the "general store" in the village, where was a long distance phone. And there I learned from my agent that a certain manager wanted my piece on the following terms. As he named them, I said, "Yes" "Fine" "I agree" in a state of mounting excitement. With Dorothy and her mother I had a big celebration that night.
"Seriously !" cried Dorothy.
What to read after Blind a Story of These Times?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Poole Ernest to read onlineMoreLess
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