Comedians All
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More often, of course, are they made BRANDER MATTHEWS 83 by the playwright arbitrarily to say just the wrong things in the right order that the consequent be- fuddlement may institute and prolong the mis- understandings, et cetera, essential to the dramatic action. Examples are at once obvious and plenti- ful, and range all the way from Hauptmann's "Be- fore Sunrise" to Richard Harding Davis' "The Galloper. " If the Professor refers to the direct and consistently relevant dialogue of a play in ...its relation to the telling of a single and definite dra- matic story, he is equally in error when he observes it to be in striking opposition to actuality. What play written in recent years has developed a story more directly than was developed in actual life the story, say, of the recent Grace Lusk murder case? To argue that the story of this case, if turned to the purposes of the stage, would never- theless be boiled down and reduced to two and one-half hours is to argue that one may read Ar- nold Bennett's Clayhanger series in two and one- half hours if one only skips the "descriptions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
More often, of course, are they made BRANDER MATTHEWS 83 by the playwright arbitrarily to say just the wrong things in the right order that the consequent be- fuddlement may institute and prolong the mis- understandings, et cetera, essential to the dramatic action. Examples are at once obvious and plenti- ful, and range all the way from Hauptmann's "Be- fore Sunrise" to Richard Harding Davis' "The Galloper. " If the Professor refers to the direct and consistently relevant dialogue of a play in ...its relation to the telling of a single and definite dra- matic story, he is equally in error when he observes it to be in striking opposition to actuality. What play written in recent years has developed a story more directly than was developed in actual life the story, say, of the recent Grace Lusk murder case? To argue that the story of this case, if turned to the purposes of the stage, would never- theless be boiled down and reduced to two and one-half hours is to argue that one may read Ar- nold Bennett's Clayhanger series in two and one- half hours if one only skips the "descriptions.
What to read after Comedians All?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nathan George Jean to read onlineMoreLess
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