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On the line suggested by these words Mr. Booth's last scene is played , and played with a concentration of passion and restraint — a restraint evidently not due to any want of powerwhich comes as a welcome surprise after the great ...
On the line suggested by these words Mr. Booth's last scene is played , and played with a concentration of passion and restraint — a restraint evidently not due to any want of powerwhich comes as a welcome surprise after the great ...
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But the same critic , surely no ungenerous or cold one to Kean , complains that he was all passion and energy , “ too uniformly on the verge of extravagance , too constantly on the rack . ” And he goes on , “ This does very well in ...
But the same critic , surely no ungenerous or cold one to Kean , complains that he was all passion and energy , “ too uniformly on the verge of extravagance , too constantly on the rack . ” And he goes on , “ This does very well in ...
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James Agate ( review date 8 February 1938 ) ( Agate laments that Richardson lacks the “ physical means " and the passion to adequately render Othello , although the opening and closing acts , " the approach to , and the approach from ...
James Agate ( review date 8 February 1938 ) ( Agate laments that Richardson lacks the “ physical means " and the passion to adequately render Othello , although the opening and closing acts , " the approach to , and the approach from ...
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King Lear | 1 |
Othello | 179 |
Romeo and Juliet | 374 |
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