Half Portions
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"No. I learned that in another school." Wallie Ascher's early career in the theatre, if repeated here, might almost be a tiresome repeti- tion of Hahn's beginning. And what Augustin Daly had been to Sid Hahn's imagination and ambition, Sid Hahn was to Wallie's. Wallie, though, had been born to the theatre — if having a tumbler for a father and a prestidigitator's foil for a mother can be said to be a legitimate entrance into the world of the theatre.
He had been employed about the old Thalia fo...r years before Hahn noticed him. In the be- ginning he was a spindle-legged office boy in the upstairs suite of the firm of Hahn & Lohman, theatrical producers; the kind of office-boy who is YOU'VE GOT TO BE SELFISH 119 addicted to shrill, clear whistling unless very firmly dealt with. No one in the outer office realized how faultless, how rhythmic were the arpeggios and cadences that issued from those expertly puckered lips. There was about his performance an un- erring precision. As you listened you felt that his ascent to the inevitable high note was a thing impossible of achievement.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"No. I learned that in another school." Wallie Ascher's early career in the theatre, if repeated here, might almost be a tiresome repeti- tion of Hahn's beginning. And what Augustin Daly had been to Sid Hahn's imagination and ambition, Sid Hahn was to Wallie's. Wallie, though, had been born to the theatre — if having a tumbler for a father and a prestidigitator's foil for a mother can be said to be a legitimate entrance into the world of the theatre.
He had been employed about the old Thalia fo...r years before Hahn noticed him. In the be- ginning he was a spindle-legged office boy in the upstairs suite of the firm of Hahn & Lohman, theatrical producers; the kind of office-boy who is YOU'VE GOT TO BE SELFISH 119 addicted to shrill, clear whistling unless very firmly dealt with. No one in the outer office realized how faultless, how rhythmic were the arpeggios and cadences that issued from those expertly puckered lips. There was about his performance an un- erring precision. As you listened you felt that his ascent to the inevitable high note was a thing impossible of achievement.
What to read after Half Portions?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ferber Edna to read onlineMoreLess
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