The Broadway Anthology
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A lonely creator, His friends are not writing men, Reformers, uplifters or zealots. He writes the life he has livedSo fully and zestfully, And over it all plays like sheet lightningA beneficent humor. Growth is his hall-mark, Hard work his chief recreation;Not Balzac could toil with labor titanicMore terribly. George M. Cohan, Excelling in everything--Beloved son, brother, father, partner, friend, Our best-beloved man of the theatre.
DAVID BELASCO King David of old slew the Philistines;Our Davi...d has made them admirers and patrons;He has numbered the peopleNight after night in his theatres. Will he ever, I wonder, send forth for the Shunammite?Many there be who would answer his calling, For he has shown ambitious fair womenTo acting's high places. As Rodin in marble saw wondrous creationsTo be freed by the chisel, So Belasco in immature genius and beautySees the resplendent star to be kindledAt his own steady beacon. Too varied a mind for our comprehension, Too big and too broad and too subtleTo be understood of the bourgeois AmericanWhom he has led decade after decadeBy a nose ring artistic.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A lonely creator, His friends are not writing men, Reformers, uplifters or zealots. He writes the life he has livedSo fully and zestfully, And over it all plays like sheet lightningA beneficent humor. Growth is his hall-mark, Hard work his chief recreation;Not Balzac could toil with labor titanicMore terribly. George M. Cohan, Excelling in everything--Beloved son, brother, father, partner, friend, Our best-beloved man of the theatre.
DAVID BELASCO King David of old slew the Philistines;Our Davi...d has made them admirers and patrons;He has numbered the peopleNight after night in his theatres. Will he ever, I wonder, send forth for the Shunammite?Many there be who would answer his calling, For he has shown ambitious fair womenTo acting's high places. As Rodin in marble saw wondrous creationsTo be freed by the chisel, So Belasco in immature genius and beautySees the resplendent star to be kindledAt his own steady beacon. Too varied a mind for our comprehension, Too big and too broad and too subtleTo be understood of the bourgeois AmericanWhom he has led decade after decadeBy a nose ring artistic.
What to read after The Broadway Anthology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bernays Edward L. to read onlineMoreLess
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