Nights At the Play
Nights At the Play
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Irving was not quite so audible early in this scene as he had been through the preceding part of the play. It is important that every word even of his bemused muttcrings should be distinctly heard ; and no doubt in future performances this defect will be remedied. When that is done the full value of his acting will be attained, and his Dubosc should be a worthy artistic complement of his exceedingly fine Lesurqucs.
It was a great pleasure to see Mr. Frank Tyars once more in his old part of the ...elder Lesurques, and to find him playing it as well as ever. He was one of Henry Irving's loyalcst and most trusted confreres, and his presence under the 157 Nights at the Play flag of his old chief's son will be as agreeable to the pubHc as it must be to himself. And may we say here with what pleasure we saw Mr. Meredith Ball conducting the orchestra ? — another name that took us back to the old magic nights. Mr. Irving is also happy in his leading lady, Miss Dorothea Baird. In the part of Jeanette she had not much to do, but she did it prettily and pathetically ; and she was also seen to advantage in the little drama, " The Sergeant of Hussars, " with which the programme opened.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Irving was not quite so audible early in this scene as he had been through the preceding part of the play. It is important that every word even of his bemused muttcrings should be distinctly heard ; and no doubt in future performances this defect will be remedied. When that is done the full value of his acting will be attained, and his Dubosc should be a worthy artistic complement of his exceedingly fine Lesurqucs.
It was a great pleasure to see Mr. Frank Tyars once more in his old part of the ...elder Lesurques, and to find him playing it as well as ever. He was one of Henry Irving's loyalcst and most trusted confreres, and his presence under the 157 Nights at the Play flag of his old chief's son will be as agreeable to the pubHc as it must be to himself. And may we say here with what pleasure we saw Mr. Meredith Ball conducting the orchestra ? — another name that took us back to the old magic nights. Mr. Irving is also happy in his leading lady, Miss Dorothea Baird. In the part of Jeanette she had not much to do, but she did it prettily and pathetically ; and she was also seen to advantage in the little drama, " The Sergeant of Hussars, " with which the programme opened.
What to read after Nights At the Play?
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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