The Actor: A Treatise on the Art of Playing, Interspersed with Theatrical Anecdotes, Critical Remarks on Plays, and Occasional Observations on AudiencesB. Blom, 1971 - 326 страници Thoughts on acting interspersed with theatrical anectdotes, critical remarks on plays, and occasional observations on audiences. |
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... than in comedy ; but even the very loweft of the per- formers in these pieces , muft not be wanting in the talents , at least in some degree , by which the greatest greatest are enabled to please . In many of the 80 The ACTOR .
... than in comedy ; but even the very loweft of the per- formers in these pieces , muft not be wanting in the talents , at least in some degree , by which the greatest greatest are enabled to please . In many of the 80 The ACTOR .
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... greatest and most affecting scenes we know of , require no geftures at all ; many of them would be render'd ridiculous by them ; and per- haps it is not more just to tell the greatest actor of one of our houfes , that Othello would be ...
... greatest and most affecting scenes we know of , require no geftures at all ; many of them would be render'd ridiculous by them ; and per- haps it is not more just to tell the greatest actor of one of our houfes , that Othello would be ...
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... greatest tranquility . We owe too much refpect to the players , for whofe fake we have given these hints , to expose their errors in paffages , where they have fail'd in the common way : to have applaufe at present is not always a proof ...
... greatest tranquility . We owe too much refpect to the players , for whofe fake we have given these hints , to expose their errors in paffages , where they have fail'd in the common way : to have applaufe at present is not always a proof ...
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Whether an Actor can have too much Fire? | 28 |
CHAP IV | 52 |
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