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... performance of a popular play . Mr. Daniel Froh- man , formerly of the Madison Square Theatre , is chiefly responsible for this sort of taxing or " taxation . " The souvenirs that Mr. Frohman dispensed during the runs of plays like ...
... performance of a popular play . Mr. Daniel Froh- man , formerly of the Madison Square Theatre , is chiefly responsible for this sort of taxing or " taxation . " The souvenirs that Mr. Frohman dispensed during the runs of plays like ...
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... performance of M. Daly's English piece . Well ! but these pieces are not English . The Ameri- This is false ! can actors pretend to come from London . These gentlemen are simply endeavoring to bamboozle the Parisian public . They are at ...
... performance of M. Daly's English piece . Well ! but these pieces are not English . The Ameri- This is false ! can actors pretend to come from London . These gentlemen are simply endeavoring to bamboozle the Parisian public . They are at ...
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... performance of " Paul and Virginia , " at Washington , which was organized by Mme . Nogueras , wife of the Portuguese Minister , and in which many of the society leaders of the capital took part , and this immediately created a ...
... performance of " Paul and Virginia , " at Washington , which was organized by Mme . Nogueras , wife of the Portuguese Minister , and in which many of the society leaders of the capital took part , and this immediately created a ...
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... performance , and one which is so singu- larly marked with delicacy and force as to place it above anything else that he does . Mr. Barrett's position as a tragedian is well under- stood and appreciated , and in comedy he can be as ...
... performance , and one which is so singu- larly marked with delicacy and force as to place it above anything else that he does . Mr. Barrett's position as a tragedian is well under- stood and appreciated , and in comedy he can be as ...
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... performance was so smooth . Miss Olcott had promised M. Sardou to give his play to America without abridging a line , and so she did for one night , after which the cutting that play received may be imagined from the fact that , on ...
... performance was so smooth . Miss Olcott had promised M. Sardou to give his play to America without abridging a line , and so she did for one night , after which the cutting that play received may be imagined from the fact that , on ...
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Theatre An Illustrated Weekly Magazine; Drama, Music, Art. 1887-1888, 3 tomas Visos knygos peržiūra - 1888 |
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