The Theatre, 4 tomasTheatre Publishing Company, 1889 |
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... tion as he has nurturing care to the Metro- politan Art School , and had he exhibited the same as the one effort of his life , it is doubtful if he would have received one- tenth the newspaper notoriety that he has , consequent to his ...
... tion as he has nurturing care to the Metro- politan Art School , and had he exhibited the same as the one effort of his life , it is doubtful if he would have received one- tenth the newspaper notoriety that he has , consequent to his ...
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... tion of the novel was written at Tewkesbury , in the old gabled inn overlooking the burial- ground that surrounds the ancient abbey ; and the room that Miss Mulock occupied is still pointed out with pride to casual visitors . In 1865 ...
... tion of the novel was written at Tewkesbury , in the old gabled inn overlooking the burial- ground that surrounds the ancient abbey ; and the room that Miss Mulock occupied is still pointed out with pride to casual visitors . In 1865 ...
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... tion for dramatic truth as Wagner's chorus in his music dramas . But Bizet very wisely maintained the musical forms which ever will remain the groundwork of all musical composition , and the result is that we have complete numbers ...
... tion for dramatic truth as Wagner's chorus in his music dramas . But Bizet very wisely maintained the musical forms which ever will remain the groundwork of all musical composition , and the result is that we have complete numbers ...
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... tion , and not a single décollete gown . caught one or two whiffs of weak , piping praise from the professional critics , and then the star - like glow of Minnie Maddern was sent out to illuminate the western cir- cuit . If she had been ...
... tion , and not a single décollete gown . caught one or two whiffs of weak , piping praise from the professional critics , and then the star - like glow of Minnie Maddern was sent out to illuminate the western cir- cuit . If she had been ...
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... tion which the first act had received , they huddled together on one side of the stage and screamed , entirely forgetting the musi- cal director and the chorus which they should have sung . At last the alligator crawled off the stage ...
... tion which the first act had received , they huddled together on one side of the stage and screamed , entirely forgetting the musi- cal director and the chorus which they should have sung . At last the alligator crawled off the stage ...
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Theatre– An Illustrated Weekly Magazine; Drama, Music, Art. 1887-1888, 3 tomas Visos knygos peržiūra - 1888 |
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