Pitmans Practical Journalism An Introduction to Every Description of Literary
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The story of the play should be indicated rather than described literally, and the great " situations " should be specially noticed. If the play has a subtly worked-out plot, the reporter should not be at the pains to describe its develop- ment and climax as if he were writing a story. He does not serve the theatre-going public by giving them the whole story of the drama and thus depriving them of the pleasure arising from witnessing the unfolding of the plot for them- selves. Experience, as in... other directions, may, in time, make the journalist a judicious critic ; but, until he really has some skill in appraising the merits of actors, he would do well to cultivate a certain judicious reserve. Theatrical notices for the morning newspapers have always to be written at a very high pressure, and the journalist will find it neces- sary to cultivate a ready style of composition, in order to write a notice at all within the limited time at his disposal after the curtain falls. Plays are occasionally produced which the journalist feels that he cannot conscientiously praise.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The story of the play should be indicated rather than described literally, and the great " situations " should be specially noticed. If the play has a subtly worked-out plot, the reporter should not be at the pains to describe its develop- ment and climax as if he were writing a story. He does not serve the theatre-going public by giving them the whole story of the drama and thus depriving them of the pleasure arising from witnessing the unfolding of the plot for them- selves. Experience, as in... other directions, may, in time, make the journalist a judicious critic ; but, until he really has some skill in appraising the merits of actors, he would do well to cultivate a certain judicious reserve. Theatrical notices for the morning newspapers have always to be written at a very high pressure, and the journalist will find it neces- sary to cultivate a ready style of composition, in order to write a notice at all within the limited time at his disposal after the curtain falls. Plays are occasionally produced which the journalist feels that he cannot conscientiously praise.
What to read after Pitmans Practical Journalism An Introduction to Every Description of Literary?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Baker to read onlineMoreLess
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