The Show Folks
The Show Folks
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In Russel Court, Drury Lane, Theodore frequently attended the harmonic meetings held on Saturday evenings ; and often expressed himself delighted with the talents of his friends Tom Hudson and Mr. Beuler, both celebrated for their productions of comic songs and singing them. He also became acquainted here with the late excentric but highly talented Ralph Shervin ; who, independent of his theatrical abilities, ranked high as a clever artist.
Lane, to improve his mind, now and then dropped into t...he Wrekin in Broad Court, Long Acre, kept at that period by a Mr. Williams, a person connected with literary pursuits. The visitors frequenting this tavern were principally reporters, better known, per- haps, as gentlemen connected with the press by others facetiously termed the " PRESS-GANG !" a sprinkling of first-rate theatricals ; an author or two ; men of the world ; and intelligent persons in general. If THEO- DORE was compelled to be a silent spectator, to see, hear, and say nothing amongst the wits, orators, and men of literary talents, he nevertheless treasured up in his mind that sort of intelligence respecting the passing 46 SKETCH OF THE LIFE OF subjects of the day opinions upon public characters ; the theatres ; arts and sciences, &c.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In Russel Court, Drury Lane, Theodore frequently attended the harmonic meetings held on Saturday evenings ; and often expressed himself delighted with the talents of his friends Tom Hudson and Mr. Beuler, both celebrated for their productions of comic songs and singing them. He also became acquainted here with the late excentric but highly talented Ralph Shervin ; who, independent of his theatrical abilities, ranked high as a clever artist.
Lane, to improve his mind, now and then dropped into t...he Wrekin in Broad Court, Long Acre, kept at that period by a Mr. Williams, a person connected with literary pursuits. The visitors frequenting this tavern were principally reporters, better known, per- haps, as gentlemen connected with the press by others facetiously termed the " PRESS-GANG !" a sprinkling of first-rate theatricals ; an author or two ; men of the world ; and intelligent persons in general. If THEO- DORE was compelled to be a silent spectator, to see, hear, and say nothing amongst the wits, orators, and men of literary talents, he nevertheless treasured up in his mind that sort of intelligence respecting the passing 46 SKETCH OF THE LIFE OF subjects of the day opinions upon public characters ; the theatres ; arts and sciences, &c.
What to read after The Show Folks?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pierce Egan to read onlineMoreLess
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