The Quarterly Review, Volume 266William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray IV, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1936 |
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Page 171
... play . Her work is a triumph of devotion and patience , happily to be followed by continuations that when complete ... play the part , to the creeping of other people's , and his own , flesh ! He may truly have been the genial , kindly ...
... play . Her work is a triumph of devotion and patience , happily to be followed by continuations that when complete ... play the part , to the creeping of other people's , and his own , flesh ! He may truly have been the genial , kindly ...
Page 237
... play , while essentially ' the thing , ' is not only a written thing . It is also an acted thing - a truth which Dr Pellizzi appears deliberately to have for- gotten ; and any volume that studies the Drama without referring directly to ...
... play , while essentially ' the thing , ' is not only a written thing . It is also an acted thing - a truth which Dr Pellizzi appears deliberately to have for- gotten ; and any volume that studies the Drama without referring directly to ...
Page 246
... play for the early birds ; or continue the performance until midnight ; though the former is by far the better alternative , especially as any number of good one - act plays are available , printed and published , with many young actors ...
... play for the early birds ; or continue the performance until midnight ; though the former is by far the better alternative , especially as any number of good one - act plays are available , printed and published , with many young actors ...
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