Our Stage and Its Critics

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Our Stage and Its Critics

Spence, Edward Fordham

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    OUR STAGE AND ITS CRITICS
    CONTENTS
    PREFACE
    CHAPTER I
    THE DRAMATIC CRITIC
    His Qualifications
    His Knowledge of Fashionable Society
    His Duty and Difficulties
    His Stock Phrases
    The Circumstances under which he Writes
    His Fear of Libel Actions
    CHAPTER II
    THE DRAMATIC CRITIC
    His Duty to be Tolerant
    His Sympathies when Young
    The Jaded Critic
    His Unpaid Labours
    His Letter Bag
    CHAPTER III
    THE DRAMATIC CRITIC
    An Attack upon him
    Why he is Disliked
    His Honesty
    His Abolition
    The Threatened Theatrical Trust
    CHAPTER IV
    PLAYS OF PARTICULAR TYPES
    The Pseudo-Historical
    The Horrible in Drama
    The Immorality Play
    Scripture Plays
    Anecdotal Plays
    The Supernatural
    CHAPTER V
    PLAYS OF PARTICULAR TYPES
    Unsentimental Drama
    The Second-hand Drama
    Plays with a Purpose
    Drama and Social Reform
    CHAPTER VI
    THE PHENOMENA OF THE STAGE
    The Optics
    Make-up
    Gesture
    Scenery at the French Plays
    Stage Costumes
    Colour
    Stage Meals
    CHAPTER VII
    THE MORALITY OF OUR DRAMA
    Mr Harry Lauder on the Morals of our Drama
    Double Entente
    Moral Effect on Audience
    An Advantage of French Dramatists
    CHAPTER VIII
    CASUAL NOTES ON ACTING
    Mr H.B. Irving on his Art
    Mr Bourchier and "Max" on English Acting
    The Sicilian Players
    Alleged Dearth of Great Actresses
    Character Actresses
    Stage Misfits
    Stars
    CHAPTER IX
    STAGE DANCING
    The Skirts of the Drama
    Isadora Duncan
    CHAPTER X
    THINGS IN THE THEATRE
    A Defence of the Matinée Hat
    A Justification of certain Deadheads
    Theatrical Advertisements
    Music
    CHAPTER XI
    IN THE PLAYHOUSE
    Laughter
    Smoking in the Auditorium
    Conduct of the Audience
    Concerning the Pit
    Why do we go to the Theatre?
    CHAPTER XII
    MISCELLANEOUS
    Signor Borsa on the English Theatres
    "G.B.S." and the Amateurs
    Cant about Shakespeare
    Yvette Guilbert on Dramatists
    CHAPTER XIII
    MISCELLANEOUS
    Finance in Plays
    Some Unsuccessful Dramatists
    The Ending of the Play
    Preposterous Stage Types
    The Professions of the Dramatis Personae

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