J M Barrie And the Theatre
J M Barrie And the Theatre
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" The only difference in this respect between some of the most thrilling speeches in Barrie and those of his con- temporaries, is that he reposes more trust in his interpreter than the ordinary drama- tist. His confidence has had a reward rich indeed.
r n CHAPTER VIII.
AN UNCOMFORTABLE PLAY.
MR. BERNARD SHAW has classified certain of his plays as " unpleasant. " Similarly the author of Little Mary an- nounced it beforehand as " uncomfortable/' That, like the play itself, was one of his jokes. T...he audience at the first perform- ance at Wyndham's Theatre on September 24th, 1903, found it the very reverse of uncomfortable. They followed its Prologue 8 9 90 J. M. Barrie and the Theatre and two Acts with the liveliest amuse- ment and received its final revelation with one of the loudest and longest peals of laughter ever heard in a theatre. The piece, it is true, was followed by an after- math which was " uncomfortable ' enough. For at least a year no comic song in a music hall was complete without one or more references to somebody's " little Mary ' and a good many mournful pleasantries of the dinner table were similarly traceable- back.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The only difference in this respect between some of the most thrilling speeches in Barrie and those of his con- temporaries, is that he reposes more trust in his interpreter than the ordinary drama- tist. His confidence has had a reward rich indeed.
r n CHAPTER VIII.
AN UNCOMFORTABLE PLAY.
MR. BERNARD SHAW has classified certain of his plays as " unpleasant. " Similarly the author of Little Mary an- nounced it beforehand as " uncomfortable/' That, like the play itself, was one of his jokes. T...he audience at the first perform- ance at Wyndham's Theatre on September 24th, 1903, found it the very reverse of uncomfortable. They followed its Prologue 8 9 90 J. M. Barrie and the Theatre and two Acts with the liveliest amuse- ment and received its final revelation with one of the loudest and longest peals of laughter ever heard in a theatre. The piece, it is true, was followed by an after- math which was " uncomfortable ' enough. For at least a year no comic song in a music hall was complete without one or more references to somebody's " little Mary ' and a good many mournful pleasantries of the dinner table were similarly traceable- back.
What to read after J M Barrie And the Theatre?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H M Henry Mackinnon Walbrook to read onlineMoreLess
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