How to Produce Amateur Plays; a Practical Manual
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You must rest !
MADAME DE LOUDAN. You Can't always re- main in the clouds. Come down to earth, Baron.
SAINT-REAULT. Thank you, but — well, you see, I had already finished.
(Everybody rises).
Saint-Reault's audience may then form into small groups, somewhat as follows : Care must be taken not to give the stage a crowded appearance, nor yet an air of too well- ordered symmetry. To continue : SEVERAL VOICES. So interesting ! — A little obscure ! — Excellent ! — Too long !
BELLAC {to the ladies). T...oo materialistic!
PAUL {to Jeanne). He's bungled it.
REHEARSING 57 SUSANTHE (calling). Monsieur Bellac !
BELLAC. Mademoiselle ?
STJSANNE. Come here, near me.
(Bellac goes to her).
EOGEB (aside to the Duchess) . Aunt !
The direction "aside to the Duchess" shows that (1) Roger, after the company rose, either went to the Duchess; or that, (2) meantime he goes to her. This may be done either way, so long as the two are within reasonable whis- pering distance.
DUCHESS (aside to Roger). She's doing it on purpose !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You must rest !
MADAME DE LOUDAN. You Can't always re- main in the clouds. Come down to earth, Baron.
SAINT-REAULT. Thank you, but — well, you see, I had already finished.
(Everybody rises).
Saint-Reault's audience may then form into small groups, somewhat as follows : Care must be taken not to give the stage a crowded appearance, nor yet an air of too well- ordered symmetry. To continue : SEVERAL VOICES. So interesting ! — A little obscure ! — Excellent ! — Too long !
BELLAC {to the ladies). T...oo materialistic!
PAUL {to Jeanne). He's bungled it.
REHEARSING 57 SUSANTHE (calling). Monsieur Bellac !
BELLAC. Mademoiselle ?
STJSANNE. Come here, near me.
(Bellac goes to her).
EOGEB (aside to the Duchess) . Aunt !
The direction "aside to the Duchess" shows that (1) Roger, after the company rose, either went to the Duchess; or that, (2) meantime he goes to her. This may be done either way, so long as the two are within reasonable whis- pering distance.
DUCHESS (aside to Roger). She's doing it on purpose !
What to read after How to Produce Amateur Plays; a Practical Manual?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barrett Harper Clark to read onlineMoreLess
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