The National Magazine
The National Magazine
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His recompense was both early and abundant. Two years before he had be- come joint lessee, and the principal man- ager of the Theater Royal of Drury Lane.
Two years of successful management had sufficed to make him the sole dictator of the London stage. The set time for the production of Irene seemed now to have arrived, and Garrick, with characteristic generosity, undertook to bring it out. But this was a more difficult undertaking than might at first be apprehended. Irene, with all its excell...ences, and notwithstand- ing its elaborate finish, was found to be not well adapted to the stage. The pre- parations of the closet a]^ oAen unsuited to the circumstances of a public exhibition, and the author whose imagination does not realize the state of things for which his production is designed cannot expect to succeed as a dramatic writer. That Johnson, who at the time of writing his tragedy had never witnessed a theatrical performance, and with whom the imagina- tion was at no time the predominating faculty, should have failed in these things, can surprise no one.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His recompense was both early and abundant. Two years before he had be- come joint lessee, and the principal man- ager of the Theater Royal of Drury Lane.
Two years of successful management had sufficed to make him the sole dictator of the London stage. The set time for the production of Irene seemed now to have arrived, and Garrick, with characteristic generosity, undertook to bring it out. But this was a more difficult undertaking than might at first be apprehended. Irene, with all its excell...ences, and notwithstand- ing its elaborate finish, was found to be not well adapted to the stage. The pre- parations of the closet a]^ oAen unsuited to the circumstances of a public exhibition, and the author whose imagination does not realize the state of things for which his production is designed cannot expect to succeed as a dramatic writer. That Johnson, who at the time of writing his tragedy had never witnessed a theatrical performance, and with whom the imagina- tion was at no time the predominating faculty, should have failed in these things, can surprise no one.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Abel Stevens to read onlineMoreLess
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