John Hare, Comedian, 1865-1895. a Biography
John Hare, Comedian, 1865-1895. a Biography
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he, too, has gone over to the great majority!) was, in the character of the boy, Bertie Thompson, made welcome on the London stage. Mr. Hare elected to appear as the rascally and dissolute Captain Mountraffe, the part that at the Haymarket had been so splendidly acted by Mr. Compton. He played the character with such merciless fidelity as to make the creature exactly what he was — absolutely odious. Some censors declared that both in appearance and manner he was so abject, that his presence in ...a country house was inconceivable ; but if that was so it was the fault of the author, not of the actor. When Mr. Hare takes a part it is a truthful photo- graph of the man he has in his mind's eye ; not a feeble portrait touched up to suit a sitter and his friends. His Captain Mountraffe was not a pleasant picture, but its memory will live with all who saw it.
In conjunction with ** Home*' was produced Digitized by VjOOQ IC JOHN HARE, COMEDIAN. 95 Mr. Clement Scotts delightful one-act play founded on the " Jeanne qui Pleure, et Jeanne qui Rit/'of MM.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
he, too, has gone over to the great majority!) was, in the character of the boy, Bertie Thompson, made welcome on the London stage. Mr. Hare elected to appear as the rascally and dissolute Captain Mountraffe, the part that at the Haymarket had been so splendidly acted by Mr. Compton. He played the character with such merciless fidelity as to make the creature exactly what he was — absolutely odious. Some censors declared that both in appearance and manner he was so abject, that his presence in ...a country house was inconceivable ; but if that was so it was the fault of the author, not of the actor. When Mr. Hare takes a part it is a truthful photo- graph of the man he has in his mind's eye ; not a feeble portrait touched up to suit a sitter and his friends. His Captain Mountraffe was not a pleasant picture, but its memory will live with all who saw it.
In conjunction with ** Home*' was produced Digitized by VjOOQ IC JOHN HARE, COMEDIAN. 95 Mr. Clement Scotts delightful one-act play founded on the " Jeanne qui Pleure, et Jeanne qui Rit/'of MM.
What to read after John Hare, Comedian, 1865-1895. a Biography?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T Edgar Thomas Edgar Pemberton to read onlineMoreLess
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