In Memoriam Bronson Howard 1842 1908 Founder And President of the American Dr
In Memoriam Bronson Howard 1842 1908 Founder And President of the American Dr
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Wash ington Father of his Country Phipps. " The peculiar history of the play is my only justifica tion for giving you all these details of its otherwise unimportant career. I only trust that I have shown you how very practical the laws of dramatic construc tion are in the way they influence the dramatist. The art of obeying them is merely the art of using your common sense in the study of your own and other people s emotions. All I now add is, if you write a play, be honest and sincere in using... your common sense. A prominent lawyer once assured me that there was only one man he trembles before in the presence of a jury not the learned man, nor the eloquent man; it was the sincere man. The public will be your jury. That public often condescends to be trifled with by brainy tricksters ; but, believe me, it is only a condescension, and very contemptuous. In the long run the public will judge you, and respect you, ac cording to your artistic sincerity.
114 TRASH ON THE STAGE AND THE LOST DRAMATISTS OF AMERICA AN ADDRESS BY BRONSON HOWARD DELIVERED BEFORE THE LAMBS CLUB EOPLE who write about the American drama, whether critics, makers of books, or essayists, have been groaning for many years over the frivolous character of most of the work presented on our stage.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wash ington Father of his Country Phipps. " The peculiar history of the play is my only justifica tion for giving you all these details of its otherwise unimportant career. I only trust that I have shown you how very practical the laws of dramatic construc tion are in the way they influence the dramatist. The art of obeying them is merely the art of using your common sense in the study of your own and other people s emotions. All I now add is, if you write a play, be honest and sincere in using... your common sense. A prominent lawyer once assured me that there was only one man he trembles before in the presence of a jury not the learned man, nor the eloquent man; it was the sincere man. The public will be your jury. That public often condescends to be trifled with by brainy tricksters ; but, believe me, it is only a condescension, and very contemptuous. In the long run the public will judge you, and respect you, ac cording to your artistic sincerity.
114 TRASH ON THE STAGE AND THE LOST DRAMATISTS OF AMERICA AN ADDRESS BY BRONSON HOWARD DELIVERED BEFORE THE LAMBS CLUB EOPLE who write about the American drama, whether critics, makers of books, or essayists, have been groaning for many years over the frivolous character of most of the work presented on our stage.
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