Recollections of a Player
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I was in my dressing- room, bathed in perspiration and all ex- citement, when Mr. Wallack came in and began to blow up poor old Edward for not 155 RECOLLECTIONS OF A PLAYER reporting my absence from the theater. I interceded for him, saying that I alone was to blame. Mr. Wallack interrupted me by saying : "I won't say anything to you, Stoddart ; I see the state you are in j but, d n it, you should n't live in the country. " I dressed and played the re- mainder of the part, and the incident clos...ed.
Lester Wallack, like his father, con- ducted his theater on the most liberal principles. After his father retired from the active management of the theater, he assumed control, and acted only occasion- ally. In the event of a new piece being a comparative failure, Lester would come to the rescue in some of his old parts, and always succeeded in saving the day. His own play of "Rosedale" was always a drawing card. Once when this piece was on for a run, the gentleman cast for Colonel May was suddenly taken ill.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I was in my dressing- room, bathed in perspiration and all ex- citement, when Mr. Wallack came in and began to blow up poor old Edward for not 155 RECOLLECTIONS OF A PLAYER reporting my absence from the theater. I interceded for him, saying that I alone was to blame. Mr. Wallack interrupted me by saying : "I won't say anything to you, Stoddart ; I see the state you are in j but, d n it, you should n't live in the country. " I dressed and played the re- mainder of the part, and the incident clos...ed.
Lester Wallack, like his father, con- ducted his theater on the most liberal principles. After his father retired from the active management of the theater, he assumed control, and acted only occasion- ally. In the event of a new piece being a comparative failure, Lester would come to the rescue in some of his old parts, and always succeeded in saving the day. His own play of "Rosedale" was always a drawing card. Once when this piece was on for a run, the gentleman cast for Colonel May was suddenly taken ill.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Henry Stoddart to read onlineMoreLess
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