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Pagina 218
While she knew that experiments in a dramatic form so remote from the existing
theater would find no wide sanction, she also knew that the visual power of any
play, like the undeniable attraction of any cubist construction, was magnetic.
While she knew that experiments in a dramatic form so remote from the existing
theater would find no wide sanction, she also knew that the visual power of any
play, like the undeniable attraction of any cubist construction, was magnetic.
Pagina 261
"Play Hemingway," she would say to the pampered white dog, "be fierce." Some
years later, in an interview with the novelist John Hyde Preston, Gertrude
elaborated upon her opinion of Hemingway's development. When Preston
expressed ...
"Play Hemingway," she would say to the pampered white dog, "be fierce." Some
years later, in an interview with the novelist John Hyde Preston, Gertrude
elaborated upon her opinion of Hemingway's development. When Preston
expressed ...
Pagina 400
She wished her play to be produced in an ordinary way, simply, realistically,
before ordinary theatre-goers. She considered it a play like any other — except
perhaps for its quality — that the characters were portraits of ordinary people, that
...
She wished her play to be produced in an ordinary way, simply, realistically,
before ordinary theatre-goers. She considered it a play like any other — except
perhaps for its quality — that the characters were portraits of ordinary people, that
...
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Bibliografische gegevens
| Titel | The Third Rose: Gertrude Stein and Her World An Atlantic Monthly Press book |
| Auteur | John Malcolm Brinnin |
| Uitgever | Little, Brown, 1959 |
| Lengte | 427 pagina's |
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