Famous Stars of Light Opera
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Ever since, Dixey has been vainly combating this sentiment, and at last he seems to have conquered.
Yet there is no lack of evidence of Mr.
Dixey's unusual talent as a light comedian, fie has those most important qualities, — style, finish, and mental alertness. He is a master of pantomime, and his body is a thor- oughly trained instrument of expression, of which he has perfect and complete control.
Although for so many years associated with burlesque, he never became the slave of bur- lesque ;... he never lost in a haze of travesty the instinct for sobriety and sincerity. While he appreciated keenly the satirist's chaffing of humanity, he was susceptible also to the true comedian's sympathetic and loving cari- catures of the quibbles of human nature.
Henry E. Dixey is more than a burlesquer ; he is an actor whose field is subtle and versatile comedy.
192 Celebrated Comedians.
Henry E. Dixey's real name was Dixon, and he was born in Boston on January 6, 1859. The stage seems to have been an instinct with him, for he began to have aspirations about as soon as he could talk.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ever since, Dixey has been vainly combating this sentiment, and at last he seems to have conquered.
Yet there is no lack of evidence of Mr.
Dixey's unusual talent as a light comedian, fie has those most important qualities, — style, finish, and mental alertness. He is a master of pantomime, and his body is a thor- oughly trained instrument of expression, of which he has perfect and complete control.
Although for so many years associated with burlesque, he never became the slave of bur- lesque ;... he never lost in a haze of travesty the instinct for sobriety and sincerity. While he appreciated keenly the satirist's chaffing of humanity, he was susceptible also to the true comedian's sympathetic and loving cari- catures of the quibbles of human nature.
Henry E. Dixey is more than a burlesquer ; he is an actor whose field is subtle and versatile comedy.
192 Celebrated Comedians.
Henry E. Dixey's real name was Dixon, and he was born in Boston on January 6, 1859. The stage seems to have been an instinct with him, for he began to have aspirations about as soon as he could talk.
What to read after Famous Stars of Light Opera?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Strang, Lewis Clinton, 1869-1935 to read onlineMoreLess
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