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X\part from the " Entire Shakespeareolator, " I suppose most people will allow that the greatest of dramatic poets is not the best of modern acting dramatists, and yet when one saw Much Ado about NotJiing at the Lyceum, one felt that Shakespeare, even from the relatively unim- portant theatrical point of view, was really for all time. Not a little of this feeling was due to the incomparable interpretation which the parts of Beatrice and Benedick received at the hands of Ellen Terry and Henry Ir...ving.
And again, Hero, another role which affords the interpreter a fine opportunity, was impersonated most gracefully and sympathetically by Miss Mill ward. In the church scene, which alike in splendour of conception and completeness of detail was a worthy companion picture to the Temple of Artemis in The Cup, her assistance was specially valuable.
Irving's Benedick is perhaps his most successful effort in high comedy. Giving faultless expression to the sub-acid humour of the part, his bearing was nevertheless always that of a gallant gentleman rather than that of a mere private licensed buffoon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
X\part from the " Entire Shakespeareolator, " I suppose most people will allow that the greatest of dramatic poets is not the best of modern acting dramatists, and yet when one saw Much Ado about NotJiing at the Lyceum, one felt that Shakespeare, even from the relatively unim- portant theatrical point of view, was really for all time. Not a little of this feeling was due to the incomparable interpretation which the parts of Beatrice and Benedick received at the hands of Ellen Terry and Henry Ir...ving.
And again, Hero, another role which affords the interpreter a fine opportunity, was impersonated most gracefully and sympathetically by Miss Mill ward. In the church scene, which alike in splendour of conception and completeness of detail was a worthy companion picture to the Temple of Artemis in The Cup, her assistance was specially valuable.
Irving's Benedick is perhaps his most successful effort in high comedy. Giving faultless expression to the sub-acid humour of the part, his bearing was nevertheless always that of a gallant gentleman rather than that of a mere private licensed buffoon.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Hiatt to read onlineMoreLess
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