The Popular Theatre
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It may be discovered, readily enough, in the impulse of every aspirant to histrinoic honours to woo the transitory laurel of the moment at the expense of the more lasting and permanent award that comes out of years of striving and study, out of years of careful preparation and a gradually cumulative proficiency. The actor thinks, in this, like a woman still single at thirty: it is a case of getting a husband immediately or never. He declines to content himself with an ar- THE POPULAR THEATRE ti...stic investment in slow, but sure, Bethlehem Steel and rushes instead to the theory of the immediate mil- lions of glory in some vague gold mine stock of the Curb Market. Said Max Beerbohm, himself brother to an actor and so privy to an actor's thoughts, ' The actor's art is evanescent, and he must needs, therefore, be hectic in his desire for fame. Good books and good pictures are monuments which, once made, are always there and may take fresh garlands; but the actor's impersonation repeated night after night, is a thing of no substance, exists not but from his lips, perishes with him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It may be discovered, readily enough, in the impulse of every aspirant to histrinoic honours to woo the transitory laurel of the moment at the expense of the more lasting and permanent award that comes out of years of striving and study, out of years of careful preparation and a gradually cumulative proficiency. The actor thinks, in this, like a woman still single at thirty: it is a case of getting a husband immediately or never. He declines to content himself with an ar- THE POPULAR THEATRE ti...stic investment in slow, but sure, Bethlehem Steel and rushes instead to the theory of the immediate mil- lions of glory in some vague gold mine stock of the Curb Market. Said Max Beerbohm, himself brother to an actor and so privy to an actor's thoughts, ' The actor's art is evanescent, and he must needs, therefore, be hectic in his desire for fame. Good books and good pictures are monuments which, once made, are always there and may take fresh garlands; but the actor's impersonation repeated night after night, is a thing of no substance, exists not but from his lips, perishes with him.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nathan George Jean to read onlineMoreLess
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