Mr. George Jean Nathan Presents
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She forgets she is playing arti- ficial satiric comedy and so plays it with small regard for the correct artificial satiric comedy spirit. In- stead, she injects periodically into her delineation of the role a perfectly inappropriate and erroneous sentiment and serious dramatic note. And, though thus from a technical standpoint she presents an in- correct interpretation, she yet contrives, by the false variety which she gives her labours, to hold the atten- tion of her audience where Mrs. Fiske... lost it. Does this not once more clearly exhibit how inutile it is to regard acting as a thing seriously to be criticized?
If Mrs. Fiske's performance was technically ad- mirable and if Miss George's performance is techni- cally full of holes and if Miss George's performance is therefore vastly the better of the two so far as the staging of the Langdon Mitchell manuscript is concerned — where was Montrose Moses when the lights went out? Acting has only one reason-to-be and that, obviously, is to be effective upon a theatri- cal audience.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She forgets she is playing arti- ficial satiric comedy and so plays it with small regard for the correct artificial satiric comedy spirit. In- stead, she injects periodically into her delineation of the role a perfectly inappropriate and erroneous sentiment and serious dramatic note. And, though thus from a technical standpoint she presents an in- correct interpretation, she yet contrives, by the false variety which she gives her labours, to hold the atten- tion of her audience where Mrs. Fiske... lost it. Does this not once more clearly exhibit how inutile it is to regard acting as a thing seriously to be criticized?
If Mrs. Fiske's performance was technically ad- mirable and if Miss George's performance is techni- cally full of holes and if Miss George's performance is therefore vastly the better of the two so far as the staging of the Langdon Mitchell manuscript is concerned — where was Montrose Moses when the lights went out? Acting has only one reason-to-be and that, obviously, is to be effective upon a theatri- cal audience.
What to read after Mr. George Jean Nathan Presents?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nathan George Jean to read onlineMoreLess
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