Punch, Or the London Charivari, volume 159, September 22, 1920
Punch, Or the London Charivari, volume 159, September 22, 1920
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* * * * * [Illustration: =THE PHILANTHROPIST. = _Customer. _ "WHY, YOU'VE PUT YOUR PRICES UP AGAIN!" _Fishmonger. _ "WELL, MUM, I ASK YER, 'OW ELSE ARE WE TO FIGHT THEPROFITEER AT 'IS OWN GAME?"] * * * * * AT THE PLAY.
"THE DAISY. " I imagine that the authors who founded this play on a Hungarianoriginal regarded it as an ambitious piece of work. If so, they wereright in the sense that they have attempted something very much beyondtheir powers. In the view of the gentleman who addressed us a...t thefall of the curtain (I understand that he was one of the authors) itoffered magnificent opportunities (I think "magnificent" was the word)for the brilliant gifts of two of the actors. Certainly it covered agood bit of ground, what with this world and the next; for it startedwith roundabouts on the Heath, and got as far away as the Judgment Day(Hungarian style?)--and fourteen years after.
I may have a contemptibly weak stomach for this kind of thing, but Iconfess that I don't care much for a representation of the JudgmentDay in a melodrama of low life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* * * * * [Illustration: =THE PHILANTHROPIST. = _Customer. _ "WHY, YOU'VE PUT YOUR PRICES UP AGAIN!" _Fishmonger. _ "WELL, MUM, I ASK YER, 'OW ELSE ARE WE TO FIGHT THEPROFITEER AT 'IS OWN GAME?"] * * * * * AT THE PLAY.
"THE DAISY. " I imagine that the authors who founded this play on a Hungarianoriginal regarded it as an ambitious piece of work. If so, they wereright in the sense that they have attempted something very much beyondtheir powers. In the view of the gentleman who addressed us a...t thefall of the curtain (I understand that he was one of the authors) itoffered magnificent opportunities (I think "magnificent" was the word)for the brilliant gifts of two of the actors. Certainly it covered agood bit of ground, what with this world and the next; for it startedwith roundabouts on the Heath, and got as far away as the Judgment Day(Hungarian style?)--and fourteen years after.
I may have a contemptibly weak stomach for this kind of thing, but Iconfess that I don't care much for a representation of the JudgmentDay in a melodrama of low life.
What to read after Punch, Or the London Charivari, volume 159, September 22, 1920?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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