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Pagina 204
... Theatre , pro- claiming a new comedy by Mr Emlyn Williams , the promise of a haven from the storm . Nor was the promise delusive ; for to enter the theatre was to exchange the December drizzle and thronging streets for a fanciful spring ...
... Theatre , pro- claiming a new comedy by Mr Emlyn Williams , the promise of a haven from the storm . Nor was the promise delusive ; for to enter the theatre was to exchange the December drizzle and thronging streets for a fanciful spring ...
Pagina 205
theatre was so nearly stillborn as this , it is very likely that Mr Emlyn Williams could not produce any . Yet if his version is not the documented truth of the historian it appeals to us as being imaginatively true . It calls back to ...
theatre was so nearly stillborn as this , it is very likely that Mr Emlyn Williams could not produce any . Yet if his version is not the documented truth of the historian it appeals to us as being imaginatively true . It calls back to ...
Pagina 206
... theatre only excepted . If this great new building is ever to arise where now the wharves and warehouses encumber the riverside , what shall be done with it ? Is it to be the home of new plays or old , of plays established and famous ...
... theatre only excepted . If this great new building is ever to arise where now the wharves and warehouses encumber the riverside , what shall be done with it ? Is it to be the home of new plays or old , of plays established and famous ...
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