Men And Memories; Personal Reminiscences 2
Men And Memories; Personal Reminiscences 2
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We felt this spell with Booth in the graveyard at Elsinore; when Cardinal Richelieu invokes the power of Some as against the intrigues of Baradas ; and in the final scene of "The Fool's Revenge." These scenes or points of action in the art of Edwin Booth are an exemplification of what is meant by dramatic genius. No such eflfects can be recalled on the part of Forrest. His farewell soliloquy in "Othello" and the speech in "Jack Cade," where Alymere tells of the stormy night in the Coliseum, whe...n he resolved upon the adven- ture which made him a rebel against his King, had some- thing of the lightning flash.
The art of Forrest was intense, conscientious acting.
His high gift was that of a reader. The glory, the majesty, the majority, the reverberation of that voice, with its tones which Mirabeau or Webster did not surpass; the perfect elocution, every syllable with due expression and refine- ment, until the critics in their wickedness dwelt upon Forrest's pauses as mannerisms.
The charm of this extraordinary gift was so winning 390 Men and Memories.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We felt this spell with Booth in the graveyard at Elsinore; when Cardinal Richelieu invokes the power of Some as against the intrigues of Baradas ; and in the final scene of "The Fool's Revenge." These scenes or points of action in the art of Edwin Booth are an exemplification of what is meant by dramatic genius. No such eflfects can be recalled on the part of Forrest. His farewell soliloquy in "Othello" and the speech in "Jack Cade," where Alymere tells of the stormy night in the Coliseum, whe...n he resolved upon the adven- ture which made him a rebel against his King, had some- thing of the lightning flash.
The art of Forrest was intense, conscientious acting.
His high gift was that of a reader. The glory, the majesty, the majority, the reverberation of that voice, with its tones which Mirabeau or Webster did not surpass; the perfect elocution, every syllable with due expression and refine- ment, until the critics in their wickedness dwelt upon Forrest's pauses as mannerisms.
The charm of this extraordinary gift was so winning 390 Men and Memories.
What to read after Men And Memories; Personal Reminiscences 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Russell Young to read onlineMoreLess
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