Oliver Goldsmith a Comedy in Three Acts
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Ha, ha That s because it s comedy Comedy s the most ghastly stuff to rehearse. You ve got to have your laughs.
64 OLIVER GOLDSMITH.
JOHNSON. (Scowling and scolding) I laugh I come every rehearsal and laugh, laugh! laugh. (Finishes in a deep growl) GARRICK. There you are Now I fetched over Drummond from my theatre (Calls) Adam Drummond ! Drummond !
COLMAN. Who s Drummond?
GARRICK. Leads my laughs in the audience at Drury Lane. He s got a laugh well the neighing of a horse of the son of Hystaspes... was a whisper to it. (Calls) Adam Oh, here he is. Only one trouble Doesn t know when to do it. (Enter DRUMMOND a robust peri-wig ged fellow) Mr. Drummond Mr. Colman, manager here Mr. Col- man is bringing out a new play by a friend of mine a comedy, and I want to see it succeed. Now this is Doctor Samuel Johnson. Where do you sit the first night, Doctor?
JOHNSON. That box.
GARRICK. Good (He carefully explains to DRUMMOND) I ll hold a stall for you over there. (Points L. In parquet) Never mind the play you watch Doctor Johnson when he smiles (DRUM- MONO nods) that s all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ha, ha That s because it s comedy Comedy s the most ghastly stuff to rehearse. You ve got to have your laughs.
64 OLIVER GOLDSMITH.
JOHNSON. (Scowling and scolding) I laugh I come every rehearsal and laugh, laugh! laugh. (Finishes in a deep growl) GARRICK. There you are Now I fetched over Drummond from my theatre (Calls) Adam Drummond ! Drummond !
COLMAN. Who s Drummond?
GARRICK. Leads my laughs in the audience at Drury Lane. He s got a laugh well the neighing of a horse of the son of Hystaspes... was a whisper to it. (Calls) Adam Oh, here he is. Only one trouble Doesn t know when to do it. (Enter DRUMMOND a robust peri-wig ged fellow) Mr. Drummond Mr. Colman, manager here Mr. Col- man is bringing out a new play by a friend of mine a comedy, and I want to see it succeed. Now this is Doctor Samuel Johnson. Where do you sit the first night, Doctor?
JOHNSON. That box.
GARRICK. Good (He carefully explains to DRUMMOND) I ll hold a stall for you over there. (Points L. In parquet) Never mind the play you watch Doctor Johnson when he smiles (DRUM- MONO nods) that s all.
What to read after Oliver Goldsmith a Comedy in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas, Augustus, 1857-1934 to read onlineMoreLess
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