Dickens And the Drama
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T. Ley, says : "Of the various adaptations of Dickens's books in which Mr. Toole appeared, there is not, so far as we know, any complete list, but he 2ig Dickens and the Drama appeared in versions of every one of the five Christ- mas books. " And then he names the characters, of all of which I have treated. Mr. I^ey adds that Caleb Plummer was Mr. Toole's first departure " from pure comedy. " Mr. Ley means " farce. " In Mr. Toole's " Reminiscences, " edited by Joseph Hatton, the late homely com...edian says : "I read Dickens, and tried at home and while about in the streets to put myself in the position of Caleb. I think I succeeded in getting inside the part. I know I felt for the sufferings of the poor old chap and did my best to make my audience feel them, and if applause was any criterion that I had satisfied them, I had plenty of it, a very hearty call at the close, and next day the highest commendations of the Press. " Several of Dickens's Christmas Books have been converted into cantatas and plays with music for amateur performance, but it is not always possible to trace these works.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
T. Ley, says : "Of the various adaptations of Dickens's books in which Mr. Toole appeared, there is not, so far as we know, any complete list, but he 2ig Dickens and the Drama appeared in versions of every one of the five Christ- mas books. " And then he names the characters, of all of which I have treated. Mr. I^ey adds that Caleb Plummer was Mr. Toole's first departure " from pure comedy. " Mr. Ley means " farce. " In Mr. Toole's " Reminiscences, " edited by Joseph Hatton, the late homely com...edian says : "I read Dickens, and tried at home and while about in the streets to put myself in the position of Caleb. I think I succeeded in getting inside the part. I know I felt for the sufferings of the poor old chap and did my best to make my audience feel them, and if applause was any criterion that I had satisfied them, I had plenty of it, a very hearty call at the close, and next day the highest commendations of the Press. " Several of Dickens's Christmas Books have been converted into cantatas and plays with music for amateur performance, but it is not always possible to trace these works.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S J Adair Shafto Justin Adair Fitz Gerald to read onlineMoreLess
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