Vagabond Journeys the Human Comedy At Home And Abroad
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No, America has not had anything like that yet. Of Baireuth and Oberammergau one could declare that it was largely America which dominated in the culture-seeking crowd. But Berliners, and Berliners only, filled the specials that went once a week to Dresden the first season to hear the "Rosencavalier, " and it was Berlin itself that filled the circus where Max Rheinhardt was tickling its appetite for pic- turesque culture. Berliners thought nothing of sit- tin...g for four hours to see Rheinhardt's production of the second part of "Faust"; their physical en- durance stops at nothing in pursuit of culture. Goethe to-day, and Von Hoffmansthal to-morrow; Berlin talked of "Oedipus" in the intervals of talk- ing of "Faust" and "Sumurun. " The last-named pantomime, Japanese in subject, was by Fredrich Freska, a German, and all the critics praised Herr Reinhardt's arrangement of scene and music as the greatest triumph in the history of mod- ern pantomime, and Berlin thrilled in pleasure, and certainly of its being indeed the center of culture.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
M. B. H. Limited Liability Company.
No, America has not had anything like that yet. Of Baireuth and Oberammergau one could declare that it was largely America which dominated in the culture-seeking crowd. But Berliners, and Berliners only, filled the specials that went once a week to Dresden the first season to hear the "Rosencavalier, " and it was Berlin itself that filled the circus where Max Rheinhardt was tickling its appetite for pic- turesque culture. Berliners thought nothing of sit- tin...g for four hours to see Rheinhardt's production of the second part of "Faust"; their physical en- durance stops at nothing in pursuit of culture. Goethe to-day, and Von Hoffmansthal to-morrow; Berlin talked of "Oedipus" in the intervals of talk- ing of "Faust" and "Sumurun. " The last-named pantomime, Japanese in subject, was by Fredrich Freska, a German, and all the critics praised Herr Reinhardt's arrangement of scene and music as the greatest triumph in the history of mod- ern pantomime, and Berlin thrilled in pleasure, and certainly of its being indeed the center of culture.
What to read after Vagabond Journeys the Human Comedy At Home And Abroad?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Percival Pollard to read onlineMoreLess
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