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... Favourite of Louis XlV.—This is an excellent drama, which is remarkable for its lavish and picturesque staging. Some of the scenes are quite triumphs of stage. craft. Oliver, a poor Parisian youth, asks help from Mlle. ScUdery, who secures a position for him ...

... herds wander 'mid waving broaches, billowing cornfields, and sparkling waters, the actor's art may be presented in an ideal setting, with the result of perfect art. Seizing the Artist by his mediaeval locks, I roused hint from his dreams, and led him forth ...

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... receives hastily given instructions, and struts boldly upon the stage. When she faces the dazzling footlights and the audience she loses all control, and succumbs to a severe fit of stage fright. In her frantic efforts to escape she jumps over the footlights ...

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... fullest sense, because it is unhampered by the limitations of scene which beset the ordinary stage play. It adds whole thousands of notes to the gamut of stage art—notes Which have never before been sounded—whilst, equally, it takes away others. And it is ...

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