Edmund Yates His Recollections And Experiences
Edmund Yates His Recollections And Experiences
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JAMES'S I first became intimate with the late Charles Lamb Kenney, who in those days was assisting John Oxenford in the dramatic criticism of the Times, and who used to give me a seat in his box, where I passed the evening listening to his remarks on the play, and envying the lucky mortal who had sufficient talent to write in a newspaper ! It was from the Times box that I first saw Rachel, by far the finest actress I OLD WILLIAM FARREN. 141 have ever seen. Her Camille in Les Horaces, her Phedre..., her Adrienne Lecouvreur, are as fresh in my memory as when 1 first saw them ; and there was another play was it called Valerie ? in which she sustained a double character. They talked of Ristori ; they talk of Sarah Bernhardt : I have seen them both in their best roles, but, to my mind, neither one nor the other is to be compared to Rachel. My first visit to the STRAND was in very early days, when it was called " Punch's Playhouse, " and the Keeleys were acting there ; but beyond those facts I have no recollection of it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
JAMES'S I first became intimate with the late Charles Lamb Kenney, who in those days was assisting John Oxenford in the dramatic criticism of the Times, and who used to give me a seat in his box, where I passed the evening listening to his remarks on the play, and envying the lucky mortal who had sufficient talent to write in a newspaper ! It was from the Times box that I first saw Rachel, by far the finest actress I OLD WILLIAM FARREN. 141 have ever seen. Her Camille in Les Horaces, her Phedre..., her Adrienne Lecouvreur, are as fresh in my memory as when 1 first saw them ; and there was another play was it called Valerie ? in which she sustained a double character. They talked of Ristori ; they talk of Sarah Bernhardt : I have seen them both in their best roles, but, to my mind, neither one nor the other is to be compared to Rachel. My first visit to the STRAND was in very early days, when it was called " Punch's Playhouse, " and the Keeleys were acting there ; but beyond those facts I have no recollection of it.
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