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CHAPTER XIII WHY A NOVELIST BECOMES A DRAMATIST
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Released on: 17/11/2017
es—J. M. Barrie’s Diffidence—Anthony Hope—A London Bachelor—A Pretty Wedding—A Tidy Author—A First Night—Dramatic Cr
1 CHAPTER I THE GLAMOUR OF THE STAGE2 CHAPTER II CRADLED IN THE THEATRE3 CHAPTER III THEATRICAL FOLK4 CHAPTER IV PLAYS AND PLAYWRIGHTS5 CHAPTER V THE ARMY AND THE STAGE6 CHAPTER VI DESIGNING THE DRESSES7 CHAPTER VII SUPPER ON THE STAGE8 CHAPTER VIII MADAME SARAH BERNHARDT9 CHAPTER IX AN HISTORICAL FIRST NIGHT10 CHAPTER X OPERA COMIC11 CHAPTER XI THE FIRST PANTOMIME REHEARSAL12 CHAPTER XII SIR HENRY IRVING AND STAGE LIGHTING13 CHAPTER XIII WHY A NOVELIST BECOMES A DRAMATIST14 CHAPTER XIV SCENE-PAINTING AND CHOOSING A PLAY15 CHAPTER XV THEATRICAL DRESSING-ROOMS16 CHAPTER XVI HOW DOES A MAN GET ON THE STAGE17 CHAPTER XVII A GIRL IN THE PROVINCES18 CHAPTER XVIII PERILS OF THE STAGE19 CHAPTER XIX “CHORUS GIRL NUMBER II. ON THE LEFT”