Harlequin And Columbine
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It doesn't matter much about thewriting; just have something interfere between them from eight-fifteenuntil along about twenty-five minutes after ten. The two lovers don'tnecessarily have to know much about acting, either, though of courseit's better if they happen to. The best stage-lover I ever knew, and theone that played in the most successes, did happen to understand actingthor--" "Who was that?" Potter interrupted fiercely. "Mounet-Sully?" "No. I meant Dora Preston. " "Never heard of her!..." "No, " said the old man. "You wouldn't. They don't put up monuments topretty actresses, nor write about them in school histories. She droppeddead in her dressing-room one night forty-two years ago. I was thinkingof her to-day; something reminded me of her. " "Was she a friend of yours, Mr. Tinker?" Canby asked.
"Friend? No. I was an usher in the old Calumet Theatre, and she ownedNew York. She had this quality; every man in the audience fell in lovewith her. So did the women, too, for that matter, and the actors whoplayed with her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It doesn't matter much about thewriting; just have something interfere between them from eight-fifteenuntil along about twenty-five minutes after ten. The two lovers don'tnecessarily have to know much about acting, either, though of courseit's better if they happen to. The best stage-lover I ever knew, and theone that played in the most successes, did happen to understand actingthor--" "Who was that?" Potter interrupted fiercely. "Mounet-Sully?" "No. I meant Dora Preston. " "Never heard of her!..." "No, " said the old man. "You wouldn't. They don't put up monuments topretty actresses, nor write about them in school histories. She droppeddead in her dressing-room one night forty-two years ago. I was thinkingof her to-day; something reminded me of her. " "Was she a friend of yours, Mr. Tinker?" Canby asked.
"Friend? No. I was an usher in the old Calumet Theatre, and she ownedNew York. She had this quality; every man in the audience fell in lovewith her. So did the women, too, for that matter, and the actors whoplayed with her.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tarkington, Booth, 1869-1946 to read onlineMoreLess
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