Hepplestalls
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Alastair Montagu was capable of be- lieving what his posters asked the public to believe about the merits of his company, but in his most optimistic, his MR. CHOWN OF LONDON 189 most characteristically showmanlike mood, he could not persuade himself that Lexley Chown had come from Lon- don to Staitliley looking for stars of the future amongst the sprightly old women and elderly young men of "The Woman Who Paid" company. There was old Tom Hall, of course, a sound actor who ought to be in London,... but Chown knew all about Tom, and about Tom's trouble, too. Whisky drinkers on Tom's scale weren't Chown's quarry, nor, indeed, he reflected, were sound actors either. To be a "sound actor" is to be damned with faint praise and a mediocre salary. No: Chown must be after some- thing at the music-hall, and Montagu had "popped in" the other evening without seeing anything extraordinary. But that was just it, with Chown. There was nothing extraordinary about the people he discovered until after he discovered them ; then every one saw how extraordinary they were.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Alastair Montagu was capable of be- lieving what his posters asked the public to believe about the merits of his company, but in his most optimistic, his MR. CHOWN OF LONDON 189 most characteristically showmanlike mood, he could not persuade himself that Lexley Chown had come from Lon- don to Staitliley looking for stars of the future amongst the sprightly old women and elderly young men of "The Woman Who Paid" company. There was old Tom Hall, of course, a sound actor who ought to be in London,... but Chown knew all about Tom, and about Tom's trouble, too. Whisky drinkers on Tom's scale weren't Chown's quarry, nor, indeed, he reflected, were sound actors either. To be a "sound actor" is to be damned with faint praise and a mediocre salary. No: Chown must be after some- thing at the music-hall, and Montagu had "popped in" the other evening without seeing anything extraordinary. But that was just it, with Chown. There was nothing extraordinary about the people he discovered until after he discovered them ; then every one saw how extraordinary they were.
What to read after Hepplestalls?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brighouse, Harold, B. 1882 to read onlineMoreLess
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