Days And Ways of An Old Bohemian
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In fact, the Haymarket, as it was in his time and in Tree's— until its reconstruction by the next following lessee — was unquestionably the most beautiful playhouse in England. The absence of a pit was at first fiercely resented by the pittites, particularly on the opening night, but gradually they became reconciled to the " pit circle," from which a better view of the stage could be enjoyed. Bancroft's management has always served as one of the strongest arguments in favour of the actor-manage...r system. One cannot help feeUng a tender affection for the actor-manager regime, as represented by Bancroft, Irving, Tree, John Hare, the Kendals, Wyndham, Alexander, and one or two others.
There can be no doubt that among modern actresses there are more beautiful women than one saw on the stage in the old days, but, if all the beautiful actresses who have appeared on the English stage in the past half-century could now enter into competition, each as she was at the zenith of her beauty, I think there could be no doubt that Adelaide Neilson, the lovely American who died at a comparatively early age, would be awarded the prize.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In fact, the Haymarket, as it was in his time and in Tree's— until its reconstruction by the next following lessee — was unquestionably the most beautiful playhouse in England. The absence of a pit was at first fiercely resented by the pittites, particularly on the opening night, but gradually they became reconciled to the " pit circle," from which a better view of the stage could be enjoyed. Bancroft's management has always served as one of the strongest arguments in favour of the actor-manage...r system. One cannot help feeUng a tender affection for the actor-manager regime, as represented by Bancroft, Irving, Tree, John Hare, the Kendals, Wyndham, Alexander, and one or two others.
There can be no doubt that among modern actresses there are more beautiful women than one saw on the stage in the old days, but, if all the beautiful actresses who have appeared on the English stage in the past half-century could now enter into competition, each as she was at the zenith of her beauty, I think there could be no doubt that Adelaide Neilson, the lovely American who died at a comparatively early age, would be awarded the prize.
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