The Fourth Dimension
The Fourth Dimension
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" The author, Mr. Arthur Cherrington, is a young man, and this is his first serious contribu- tion to contemporary drama. We wish, there- fore, to deal with him tenderly. His work shows great promise, but, as yet, it is, technically speak- ing, very uneven. He has much to learn about construction and more still about what we may term dramatic economy. We marked many superfluous lines, introduced designedly to pro- voke the easy laugh. In this comedy there is an excess of exposition. But the aut...hor has a sense of the stage and a freshness of outlook which we can commend heartily. Let him be- ware, however, of concentrating too much upon merely stage effects and devices, whether they be fresh or stale. There is no school for dramatists or novelists other than life, the life beyond the ENTER CUPID 115 footlights and independent of them. We would urge Mr. Cherrington to study life at first hand, and to suck from that teeming source the true inspira- tion. We imagine that he has studied rather the work of other dramatists.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The author, Mr. Arthur Cherrington, is a young man, and this is his first serious contribu- tion to contemporary drama. We wish, there- fore, to deal with him tenderly. His work shows great promise, but, as yet, it is, technically speak- ing, very uneven. He has much to learn about construction and more still about what we may term dramatic economy. We marked many superfluous lines, introduced designedly to pro- voke the easy laugh. In this comedy there is an excess of exposition. But the aut...hor has a sense of the stage and a freshness of outlook which we can commend heartily. Let him be- ware, however, of concentrating too much upon merely stage effects and devices, whether they be fresh or stale. There is no school for dramatists or novelists other than life, the life beyond the ENTER CUPID 115 footlights and independent of them. We would urge Mr. Cherrington to study life at first hand, and to suck from that teeming source the true inspira- tion. We imagine that he has studied rather the work of other dramatists.
What to read after The Fourth Dimension?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vachell Horace Annesley to read onlineMoreLess
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