Sir Henry Irving
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He went back to the orig- inal text. The play was beautifully staged, Hawes Craven showing high artistry in making the stage-picture a splendid enhancement to the acting. Irving's mastery of scorn and malignity and sarcasm found full vent in the early scenes ; of the king's craft and cunning Irving gave a wondrously convincing interpretation. As in The Bells, and later in Louis the Eleventh, his very tricks of speech and stride enhanced his every act. It was a great performance, and lifted Irvi...ng to the topmost heights of artistic achievement once more.
75 SIR HENRY IRVING Irving had again turned his steps into the way of success. Richard the Third was followed by Dubosc in The Lyons Mail. Irving played the two parts of Dubosc, the villainous leader of a gang of desperate thieves, and the innocent Lesurques, who was condemned by mistake for Dubosc, whom he resem- bles.
After a tour of the provinces, which was again a triumphal progress through the great cities, Irving, in his fortieth year, was to create one of the greatest mas- terpieces of his life in Louis the Eleventh.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He went back to the orig- inal text. The play was beautifully staged, Hawes Craven showing high artistry in making the stage-picture a splendid enhancement to the acting. Irving's mastery of scorn and malignity and sarcasm found full vent in the early scenes ; of the king's craft and cunning Irving gave a wondrously convincing interpretation. As in The Bells, and later in Louis the Eleventh, his very tricks of speech and stride enhanced his every act. It was a great performance, and lifted Irvi...ng to the topmost heights of artistic achievement once more.
75 SIR HENRY IRVING Irving had again turned his steps into the way of success. Richard the Third was followed by Dubosc in The Lyons Mail. Irving played the two parts of Dubosc, the villainous leader of a gang of desperate thieves, and the innocent Lesurques, who was condemned by mistake for Dubosc, whom he resem- bles.
After a tour of the provinces, which was again a triumphal progress through the great cities, Irving, in his fortieth year, was to create one of the greatest mas- terpieces of his life in Louis the Eleventh.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macfall Haldane to read onlineMoreLess
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