Madame Vestris And Her Times
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Humby, Mrs. Orger ran her very close, but they had not her fascinating personality. Not- withstanding this advantage she may be said to have succeeded only when she could make use of her great powers as a ballad singer pure and simple. In 1824 she experimented with Shakespeare, but the range of characters open to her was limited. However, she made a fair success as Mrs. Ford, and The Merry Wives of Windsor was given several times at Drury SQUABBLES AT THE KING'S THEATRE 95 Lane in 1824 and at t...he Haymarket in 1825. Indeed, she selected this character for her benefit at Drury Lane.
Another Shakespearean venture in 1824 was Ariel a somewhat mature sprite, it must be confessed, seeing that she was seven-and-twenty and her charms fully developed. But that she sang " Come unto these yellow sands, " " Full fathom five, " and " Where the bee sucks " delightfully one can well imagine. As for her Luciana in 'The Comedy of Errors, it is hard to form an opinion. The notices in the newspapers do not amount to criticisms.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Humby, Mrs. Orger ran her very close, but they had not her fascinating personality. Not- withstanding this advantage she may be said to have succeeded only when she could make use of her great powers as a ballad singer pure and simple. In 1824 she experimented with Shakespeare, but the range of characters open to her was limited. However, she made a fair success as Mrs. Ford, and The Merry Wives of Windsor was given several times at Drury SQUABBLES AT THE KING'S THEATRE 95 Lane in 1824 and at t...he Haymarket in 1825. Indeed, she selected this character for her benefit at Drury Lane.
Another Shakespearean venture in 1824 was Ariel a somewhat mature sprite, it must be confessed, seeing that she was seven-and-twenty and her charms fully developed. But that she sang " Come unto these yellow sands, " " Full fathom five, " and " Where the bee sucks " delightfully one can well imagine. As for her Luciana in 'The Comedy of Errors, it is hard to form an opinion. The notices in the newspapers do not amount to criticisms.
What to read after Madame Vestris And Her Times?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles E Pearce to read onlineMoreLess
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