Normal Herald V.31 No.4
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Thursday evening Mrs. Rice read Paul Keister's "Friend Hanna," and on Friday evening both ar- tists appeared in joint recital, Mrs. Rice using two one-act plays, "The Twelve Pound Look" and "Rosalind" by Sir James Barrie; Mr. Rice "The Taming of the Shrew". Un- animously we wish for a return engagement of the Rices.
On October 20th, also presented by the Literary So- ciety, in the Ritz Theatre, Mr. Alfred Noyes, EngZish Poet lectured and read his poetry. His subject "Music in Verse" prefaced th...e rendition of "The Highwayman," "The Barrel Organ," "Drake," "The Elfin Artist" and others. Mr.
Noyes does not pose as an actor but "in feeling his own verse as he speaks it, he gives a wonderfully effective and dramatic rendition of it. Mr. Noyes is a poet for men, broad-shouldered, manly and sturdy and the dominant quality of his poetry is virility". — Milwaukee Journal.
"He is one of the most melodious of modern writers, with a witchery in words, that at its best is irresistible" says Professor William Lyon Phelps.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thursday evening Mrs. Rice read Paul Keister's "Friend Hanna," and on Friday evening both ar- tists appeared in joint recital, Mrs. Rice using two one-act plays, "The Twelve Pound Look" and "Rosalind" by Sir James Barrie; Mr. Rice "The Taming of the Shrew". Un- animously we wish for a return engagement of the Rices.
On October 20th, also presented by the Literary So- ciety, in the Ritz Theatre, Mr. Alfred Noyes, EngZish Poet lectured and read his poetry. His subject "Music in Verse" prefaced th...e rendition of "The Highwayman," "The Barrel Organ," "Drake," "The Elfin Artist" and others. Mr.
Noyes does not pose as an actor but "in feeling his own verse as he speaks it, he gives a wonderfully effective and dramatic rendition of it. Mr. Noyes is a poet for men, broad-shouldered, manly and sturdy and the dominant quality of his poetry is virility". — Milwaukee Journal.
"He is one of the most melodious of modern writers, with a witchery in words, that at its best is irresistible" says Professor William Lyon Phelps.
What to read after Normal Herald V.31 No.4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Indiana State Normal School (Indiana, Pa.) to read onlineMoreLess
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