Literary Gazette and Journal of Belles Lettres, Arts, Sciences, Etc, Частина 1William Jerdan, William Ring Workman, Frederick Arnold, John Morley, Charles Wycliffe Goodwin H. Colburn, 1817 |
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... performed Othello and Romeo , but fell below himself in these characters . He also made some attempts in genteel comedy , but his performance wanted the gliding to the " Kemble's voice was not naturally strong , but it was of a mellow ...
... performed Othello and Romeo , but fell below himself in these characters . He also made some attempts in genteel comedy , but his performance wanted the gliding to the " Kemble's voice was not naturally strong , but it was of a mellow ...
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... performed , and frequently an abundant store of harmonic science . An the costume was tolerably correct in the male actors . The Overture , by Beethoven we understand , has been sub - ladies , with a slight sprinkling à la Grec , were ...
... performed , and frequently an abundant store of harmonic science . An the costume was tolerably correct in the male actors . The Overture , by Beethoven we understand , has been sub - ladies , with a slight sprinkling à la Grec , were ...
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... performed at this Theatre since our former report . As she admired his patience more than his erudition , married it was brought out last season , we shall not detain our readers to such a shrew . Mrs. Salmasius , indeed , considered ...
... performed at this Theatre since our former report . As she admired his patience more than his erudition , married it was brought out last season , we shall not detain our readers to such a shrew . Mrs. Salmasius , indeed , considered ...
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... performed the old Shep - ed as his agent for the purpose the old gentleman has in view . herd with his accustomed humor and dramatic experience , This sort of intrigue is common enough to the stage , and it although upon the whole his ...
... performed the old Shep - ed as his agent for the purpose the old gentleman has in view . herd with his accustomed humor and dramatic experience , This sort of intrigue is common enough to the stage , and it although upon the whole his ...
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... performed at the Court Theatre in Dresden . and the characters of the principal actors , in leading the affec- tionate young woman to give up Vandyke , and the latter to depart for the great Temple of the Arts beyond the Alps ; so that ...
... performed at the Court Theatre in Dresden . and the characters of the principal actors , in leading the affec- tionate young woman to give up Vandyke , and the latter to depart for the great Temple of the Arts beyond the Alps ; so that ...
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