The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 215A. Constable, 1912 |
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... theatre , ' might , then , point to the Elizabethan play- wright as in a pre - eminent position to possess that gift , and often they do so point . And they are in the right , if by the expressions sense of the stage , ' sense of the ...
... theatre , ' might , then , point to the Elizabethan play- wright as in a pre - eminent position to possess that gift , and often they do so point . And they are in the right , if by the expressions sense of the stage , ' sense of the ...
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... Theatre ) than in the pit . And yet these galleries could not , night after night , have been filled by the upper ... Theatre ( 1596 ) , the Swan in the same year , the famous Globe ( 1598 ) . These for Elizabeth's reign . They were not ...
... Theatre ) than in the pit . And yet these galleries could not , night after night , have been filled by the upper ... Theatre ( 1596 ) , the Swan in the same year , the famous Globe ( 1598 ) . These for Elizabeth's reign . They were not ...
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... theatre could pass without affecting it . The new theatre was not for London alone . On the contrary , the most famous companies , the greatest actors , were seen from time to time in the provinces . Lord Leicester's company we know to ...
... theatre could pass without affecting it . The new theatre was not for London alone . On the contrary , the most famous companies , the greatest actors , were seen from time to time in the provinces . Lord Leicester's company we know to ...
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