Seen On the Stage
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I read some one-act plays about the life at sea, which so few people, in this country of landlubbers, know anything about. I decided not to tell Eugene how good they were, nor how promising they were; but I told his father. Eugene thought it might be a good plan to study play-making with Professor Baker at Harvard. Mr. James O'Neill was hesitant, because this wayward boy had run away from college once be- fore. I put in a plea ; and the matter was arranged. I wrote to Professor Baker; and befor...e many months I was gratified to learn that Eugene O'Neill was far and away the best of his pupils. When the one-act plays of Eugene O'Neill began to be produced and pub- lished, I was myself astounded at their power.
Two points, in this record, appear to me especially important. The first point is that Eugene O'Neill be- gan his work with a reservoir of real experience to draw from. The best thing that he ever did was to run away from college and to ship before the mast. The second point is that Eugene O'Neill has always written with eyes focussed upon life, instead of writing with eyes focussed on the theatre.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I read some one-act plays about the life at sea, which so few people, in this country of landlubbers, know anything about. I decided not to tell Eugene how good they were, nor how promising they were; but I told his father. Eugene thought it might be a good plan to study play-making with Professor Baker at Harvard. Mr. James O'Neill was hesitant, because this wayward boy had run away from college once be- fore. I put in a plea ; and the matter was arranged. I wrote to Professor Baker; and befor...e many months I was gratified to learn that Eugene O'Neill was far and away the best of his pupils. When the one-act plays of Eugene O'Neill began to be produced and pub- lished, I was myself astounded at their power.
Two points, in this record, appear to me especially important. The first point is that Eugene O'Neill be- gan his work with a reservoir of real experience to draw from. The best thing that he ever did was to run away from college and to ship before the mast. The second point is that Eugene O'Neill has always written with eyes focussed upon life, instead of writing with eyes focussed on the theatre.
What to read after Seen On the Stage?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hamilton Clayton Meeker to read onlineMoreLess
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