The London Magazine, 4 tomasBaldwin, Cradock, and Joy, 1821 |
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... Charles Kemble ; the Exile , 552 - Young ; Mrs. Vining , 553 Haymarket ; Miss Blake , Miss R. Corri , 554 - Russell , 555 No. XXIII , 666 - Miss Bakewell , 667 -Young , 668 - Miss Beaumont ; Jones , 669 - Miss M. Tree ; Drury Lane , 670 ...
... Charles Kemble ; the Exile , 552 - Young ; Mrs. Vining , 553 Haymarket ; Miss Blake , Miss R. Corri , 554 - Russell , 555 No. XXIII , 666 - Miss Bakewell , 667 -Young , 668 - Miss Beaumont ; Jones , 669 - Miss M. Tree ; Drury Lane , 670 ...
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... Charles Kemble played excellently well in this tragedy though the first gen- tleman has , beyond doubt , the most difficult and important part ; and Miss Foote looked and played like an angel . We did not like Miss Dance . Mr. Abbot ...
... Charles Kemble played excellently well in this tragedy though the first gen- tleman has , beyond doubt , the most difficult and important part ; and Miss Foote looked and played like an angel . We did not like Miss Dance . Mr. Abbot ...
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... Charles Kemble in Hamlet . Ă competent friend of ours , who wit- nessed the representation , made very favourable report of it ; but he has omitted to send us a statement for the Magazine . Mr. Kemble's air and person are certainly well ...
... Charles Kemble in Hamlet . Ă competent friend of ours , who wit- nessed the representation , made very favourable report of it ; but he has omitted to send us a statement for the Magazine . Mr. Kemble's air and person are certainly well ...
198 psl.
... Charles Kemble , who made the dialogue pass off as lightly as could be hoped . They both played well ; but it was impossible for either to produce any great effect . It may be remarked , however , that the pause , and searching look ...
... Charles Kemble , who made the dialogue pass off as lightly as could be hoped . They both played well ; but it was impossible for either to produce any great effect . It may be remarked , however , that the pause , and searching look ...
201 psl.
... Charles Kemble , who ( what- ever difference of opinion there may be among critics , as to his tragic powers ) is undoubtedly the first gentlemanly comedian on the stage . His Cassio , Charles Surface , Don John , Falconbridge , & c ...
... Charles Kemble , who ( what- ever difference of opinion there may be among critics , as to his tragic powers ) is undoubtedly the first gentlemanly comedian on the stage . His Cassio , Charles Surface , Don John , Falconbridge , & c ...
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