Stage Confidences: Talks About Players and Play Acting
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Chapter 14 THE MASHER, AND WHY HE EXISTS
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Released on: 01/12/2017
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1 Chapter 1 A WORD OF WARNING2 Chapter 2 THE STAGE AND REAL LIFE3 Chapter 3 IN CONNECTION WITH DIVORCE AND DALY'S4 Chapter 4 MISS MULTON AT THE UNION SQUARE5 Chapter 5 THE NEW MAGDALEN AT THE UNION SQUARE6 Chapter 6 ODETTE IN THE WEST. A CHILD'S FIRST PLAY7 Chapter 7 A CASE OF TRYING IT ON A DOG 8 Chapter 8 THE CAT IN CAMILLE 9 Chapter 9 ALIXE. THE TRAGEDY OF THE GOOSE GREASE10 Chapter 10 J.E. OWENS'S WANDERING BOYS. A HOLE IN THE WALL INCIDENT11 Chapter 11 STAGE CHILDREN. MY LITTLE BREECHES IN MISS MULTON 12 Chapter 12 THE STAGE AS AN OCCUPATION FOR WOMEN13 Chapter 13 THE BANE OF THE YOUNG ACTRESS'S LIFE14 Chapter 14 THE MASHER, AND WHY HE EXISTS15 Chapter 15 SOCIAL CONDITIONS BEHIND THE SCENES16 Chapter 16 THE ACTRESS AND RELIGION17 Chapter 17 A DAILY UNPLEASANTNESS18 Chapter 18 A BELATED WEDDING19 Chapter 19 SALVINI AS MAN AND ACTOR20 Chapter 20 FRANK SEN A CIRCUS EPISODE21 Chapter 21 STAGE FORFEITS AND THEIR HUMOUR22 Chapter 22 POOR SEMANTHA