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... CHINESE STAGE ABSURDITIES. The actor occupies a strange and anomalous position in tne Chinese social order, observes writer in the Stage. While acting his part upon the stage the character he essays lives again in him the estimation of his countrymen ...
... February 25 1982 REGIONAL NEWS Blaze boys’ narrow escape TWO bovs were luckv to escape alive after starting a £200000 blaze at a big comprehensive school a court heard vesterdav After “larking about” with matches in an art room the boys went up a flight ...
... even • fraction of the opisiems of well-qualified yorssna on this expansive subject, but. I may zarastion that Mr. G. S. Chesterton says that of all forms of art, the on which could be most effectively used for the of spiritual verities is the Exactly ...
... tendency of dramatic schools, other than that grand school of experience, the Stage itself, must necessarily tend to make the actor self -conscious, just as tho pressure of stage calistheuics is to make him enechanieal. For icettnce, 13oucicanit'1 elaborate ...
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... •n shaostimposslble for intacquainted stage to writs a play of the bitter heaver s . The author may have excellent P ear. hie material may be geed enough, he . 41 )' laboured with great mod on it, his 7 411 may applauded it, and it. accept. seem very ...
... Jones diserarses at some length upon the literary element in plays. Its bolas it la this and nab merely author's stage tricks that keep alive the great classics. In the cam of Shakespeare this is ho doubt so ; but on any lower plane I doubts whether • pity ...
... The Amateur Stage BIRKENHEAD OPERATIC SOCIETY IN “THE QUAKER GIRL”; “TILL FURTHER ORDERS” AT ABERGELE; NEXT WEEK’S BIG PROGRAMME A New Comedy That The Bill—By G.W.J. To all those secretaries and producers who write with inquiries for original and worthwhile ...
... Stage TYPeL THE DRESSER. (By IRA 1.. Cusass.) HE—I am speaking of the female specimen —is middle-aged, stout, he face round and red, her attire what, ladies call slomiky. She always wean bar bonnet. I daa't know whether she goes to bed in it, or pets ...
... turmoil of.war-all are depicted jin the course of an entertail- ltASI; Fll.Lg.-8 - rnent tbat oxtends over twoolltrs, adli keeps atten tion leenily rivetedi from beginliing to end. Tle football field has been admirably arrangad, and the sightseer is e ...
... • • . Possibly, I may afty probably, the author of The School Drudge, given this week at the Queen's, may be a modest man, and for this reason may have refrained from putting his name on the bills, or he may be a timid man and may have ...
... THE AMATEUR STAGE Wallasey Drama Club ; Little Theatre; Merseyside Personality OOD evening! It is good to know that those of us on Merseyside who are interested, in one way or another, in the amateur stage, are once more to have a corner of the Echo to ...