William Dunlap S Study of His Life And Works of His Place in Contemporary Cult
William Dunlap S Study of His Life And Works of His Place in Contemporary Cult
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3 Utterly devoid of plot or structure, it is simply a chronicle of the battle in which the author has tried to include every detail. The poverty of the Colonial theatre in the matter of mechanics is suggested by a scene in Act III. The nocturnal expedition of the French fire-ships against the British fleet is to be illustrated. The stage is darkened, and not a per- son appears. The desired effect is produced by much yelling and bawling of orders behind the scenes. The next morning we are carrie...d to a near-by nunnery, where the sisters dilate over the horrors of the past night. Humble, indeed, were the beginnings of American drama.
In 1767 comedy began unpropitiously with "The Disappointment; or, The Force of Credulity, " by Andrew Barton. 4 This wretched farce, which satirizes the then prevalent practice of searching 3 Seilhamer, Vol. I, p. 302.
4 Perhaps an assumed name for Colonel Thomas Forrest of Germantown. The play was to appear at the South- 132 IBiHiam SDuniap for buried pirate treasure, concerns itself with the scheme of several tricksters, who bury a chest of bricks and inveigle a group of gulls to dig it up in their quest for gold.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
3 Utterly devoid of plot or structure, it is simply a chronicle of the battle in which the author has tried to include every detail. The poverty of the Colonial theatre in the matter of mechanics is suggested by a scene in Act III. The nocturnal expedition of the French fire-ships against the British fleet is to be illustrated. The stage is darkened, and not a per- son appears. The desired effect is produced by much yelling and bawling of orders behind the scenes. The next morning we are carrie...d to a near-by nunnery, where the sisters dilate over the horrors of the past night. Humble, indeed, were the beginnings of American drama.
In 1767 comedy began unpropitiously with "The Disappointment; or, The Force of Credulity, " by Andrew Barton. 4 This wretched farce, which satirizes the then prevalent practice of searching 3 Seilhamer, Vol. I, p. 302.
4 Perhaps an assumed name for Colonel Thomas Forrest of Germantown. The play was to appear at the South- 132 IBiHiam SDuniap for buried pirate treasure, concerns itself with the scheme of several tricksters, who bury a chest of bricks and inveigle a group of gulls to dig it up in their quest for gold.
What to read after William Dunlap S Study of His Life And Works of His Place in Contemporary Cult?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oral Sumner Coad to read onlineMoreLess
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