The Open-Air Theatre
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GARDEN THEATRE 99 Germany. The photograph of this theatre which is here reproduced shows a dramatic performance being given before Emperor William and his party.
The structure is well proportioned and well ar- ranged, and may well prove suggestive to the build- ers of garden theatres in America.
H. Inigo Triggs, writing of the gardens of Hol- land, and especially of treillage-work, says: "Gar- den theatres were frequently to be met with. That at Westerwyck was quite elaborate, with a pro- sceni...um of hornbeam arranged as a big arch, be- hind which the orchestra sat in a sunken oval arena adjoining the stage. The wings were of hedges closely trimmed and formed backgrounds to a series of leaden statues. The back of the stage was a per-, manent architectural [trellis-work] composition.
These theatres were often constructed of treillage, but naturally none so made are now in existence." The American theatre that approaches closest to: the Italian type is that on the estate of Mr. Henry E. Bothin at Montecito, California.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
GARDEN THEATRE 99 Germany. The photograph of this theatre which is here reproduced shows a dramatic performance being given before Emperor William and his party.
The structure is well proportioned and well ar- ranged, and may well prove suggestive to the build- ers of garden theatres in America.
H. Inigo Triggs, writing of the gardens of Hol- land, and especially of treillage-work, says: "Gar- den theatres were frequently to be met with. That at Westerwyck was quite elaborate, with a pro- sceni...um of hornbeam arranged as a big arch, be- hind which the orchestra sat in a sunken oval arena adjoining the stage. The wings were of hedges closely trimmed and formed backgrounds to a series of leaden statues. The back of the stage was a per-, manent architectural [trellis-work] composition.
These theatres were often constructed of treillage, but naturally none so made are now in existence." The American theatre that approaches closest to: the Italian type is that on the estate of Mr. Henry E. Bothin at Montecito, California.
What to read after The Open-Air Theatre?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cheney Sheldon to read onlineMoreLess
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