Essays On the Drama
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An Actoe.
March 4, 1865.
THE THBATEES BILL.
[Mat 17, 1865.] To THE Editor op the Pall Mall Gazette.
f IE, — ^Ton have shown so much, interest in the welfare of the drama, that yon may perhaps find a place in your paper for a few remarks on the Theatres Bill of Mr.
Locke from one who has some practical knowledge of the stage. In so far as the bill aims at improving the comfort and safety of theatres, all must join in approving it. In these respects most of our theatres are as bad as can be, and ...by their form or situation scarcely admit of being made better. Nothing short of pulling down and rebuilding them will be of any use. But that, un- fortunately, is an operation too costly to be hoped for, unless forced upon their owners by their being burned down — a doom which, in the interests of public health, cannot too soon overtake them. We might then hope for houses in which we could see and hear, without being crammed and caged like travellers in a diligence, with blasts of cold air intermitting with sufi'ocating heat, to distract us during the performance, and the certainty p 210 THE THE AT BE 8 BILL.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
An Actoe.
March 4, 1865.
THE THBATEES BILL.
[Mat 17, 1865.] To THE Editor op the Pall Mall Gazette.
f IE, — ^Ton have shown so much, interest in the welfare of the drama, that yon may perhaps find a place in your paper for a few remarks on the Theatres Bill of Mr.
Locke from one who has some practical knowledge of the stage. In so far as the bill aims at improving the comfort and safety of theatres, all must join in approving it. In these respects most of our theatres are as bad as can be, and ...by their form or situation scarcely admit of being made better. Nothing short of pulling down and rebuilding them will be of any use. But that, un- fortunately, is an operation too costly to be hoped for, unless forced upon their owners by their being burned down — a doom which, in the interests of public health, cannot too soon overtake them. We might then hope for houses in which we could see and hear, without being crammed and caged like travellers in a diligence, with blasts of cold air intermitting with sufi'ocating heat, to distract us during the performance, and the certainty p 210 THE THE AT BE 8 BILL.
What to read after Essays On the Drama?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Martin, Theodore, Sir, 1816-1909 to read onlineMoreLess
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