GarrickFaber & Faber, 1948 - 324 oldal |
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108. oldal
... passing of the Licensing Act drove him from stage management . To evade that Act , Foote disguised the character of ... passed he was rivalling Garrick as a writer of satirical comedies . His humour , whether on the stage or in private ...
... passing of the Licensing Act drove him from stage management . To evade that Act , Foote disguised the character of ... passed he was rivalling Garrick as a writer of satirical comedies . His humour , whether on the stage or in private ...
145. oldal
... passed between them . And Wood- ward did not go alone ; with him went many of Garrick's small- part actors , and at the end of the following season he enticed away Mossop from Drury Lane . Garrick never forgave him ; four years later ...
... passed between them . And Wood- ward did not go alone ; with him went many of Garrick's small- part actors , and at the end of the following season he enticed away Mossop from Drury Lane . Garrick never forgave him ; four years later ...
221. oldal
... passed with the singing of glees and catches until it was time to go home and dress for the ball , and , while the visitors were adorning themselves , hundreds of hands were employed in decorating and illuminating the rotunda for the ...
... passed with the singing of glees and catches until it was time to go home and dress for the ball , and , while the visitors were adorning themselves , hundreds of hands were employed in decorating and illuminating the rotunda for the ...
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