GarrickFaber & Faber, 1948 - 324 oldal |
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82. oldal
... usual salaries , and to give the rest of the profits to the Government , they would , in this time of national stress , be given a licence for fifty or sixty nights at least . When Garrick failed to take any interest in this most ...
... usual salaries , and to give the rest of the profits to the Government , they would , in this time of national stress , be given a licence for fifty or sixty nights at least . When Garrick failed to take any interest in this most ...
89. oldal
... usual , he took the stage personalities of certain well - known actors and actresses and blended them into a play - the tastiest of all recipes for a con- temporary palate . Captain Flash suited Woodward to perfec- tion , and when he ...
... usual , he took the stage personalities of certain well - known actors and actresses and blended them into a play - the tastiest of all recipes for a con- temporary palate . Captain Flash suited Woodward to perfec- tion , and when he ...
119. oldal
... usual , and he began to plead hoarseness a weakness to which he was genuinely prone - as an excuse not to appear . He complained , moreover , that Gar- rick asked him to act on days when the fashionable world was already engaged ...
... usual , and he began to plead hoarseness a weakness to which he was genuinely prone - as an excuse not to appear . He complained , moreover , that Gar- rick asked him to act on days when the fashionable world was already engaged ...
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A CHRONOLOGICAL GUIDE | 13 |
LICHFIELD | 15 |
DURHAM YARD | 28 |
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