Famous Actors And Their Homes
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You may be sure an astute manager like Mr. Palmer would not have yielded an inch had Gillette simply been "putting up a bluff." But the final result was that a new version was made of the best portions of both plays, and, with William Gillette in the leading role, " The Private Secretary " successfully toured the country.
Among Gillette's best -known plays are [56 ] ^ THEIR HOMES " Held by the Enemy," " Too Much Johnson," " Secret Service," and " Sherlock Holmes." " Too Much Johnson " was a fai...lure at first.
It was winding up its brief career with a last two weeks in Brooklyn, when the failure of a production at a New York theatre called for a stop gap there. " Too Much Johnson " was brought across the river, ran the whole sea- son, and went on the road a prosperous enter- prise. The romantic story is told that while battling with illness in a cabin in the North Carohna woods one winter, Gillette wrote the play which made him famous, " Secret Ser- vice." But if any one had chanced to look into the library of the Players' Club, New York, one summer, he would have seen, almost any time, Wilham Gillette seated at a desk writing ; and it was then and there the greater part of " Secret Service " was written.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You may be sure an astute manager like Mr. Palmer would not have yielded an inch had Gillette simply been "putting up a bluff." But the final result was that a new version was made of the best portions of both plays, and, with William Gillette in the leading role, " The Private Secretary " successfully toured the country.
Among Gillette's best -known plays are [56 ] ^ THEIR HOMES " Held by the Enemy," " Too Much Johnson," " Secret Service," and " Sherlock Holmes." " Too Much Johnson " was a fai...lure at first.
It was winding up its brief career with a last two weeks in Brooklyn, when the failure of a production at a New York theatre called for a stop gap there. " Too Much Johnson " was brought across the river, ran the whole sea- son, and went on the road a prosperous enter- prise. The romantic story is told that while battling with illness in a cabin in the North Carohna woods one winter, Gillette wrote the play which made him famous, " Secret Ser- vice." But if any one had chanced to look into the library of the Players' Club, New York, one summer, he would have seen, almost any time, Wilham Gillette seated at a desk writing ; and it was then and there the greater part of " Secret Service " was written.
What to read after Famous Actors And Their Homes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kobbé Gustav to read onlineMoreLess
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