Word: emotionalize
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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The extension of the coming winter's Christmas holidays to the Sunday following New Years Day rather that the conventional January second and let it fall where it may, is a step long desired by undergraduates and one which should greatly enhance the possibilities for Yuletide convivialities without disturbing the...
Last week a dark, slightly exhausted looking young Oxonian with a long nose was loudly cheered when the Oxford University Dramatic Society, of which he is president, staged his production of Macbeth. Oxford's incomparably languid esthetes gathered afterward and drawled their appreciation far into the night-they praised...
It is hardly charitable to dwell on the weak-kneed humorous side, however, in an operetta so thoroughly dependent on its score as is this one. Twenty-three musical numbers, most of them of the hearty tone in which a good chorus outdoes itself, more than balance the antiquated comedy...
Dramatically, elegant Norman Birkett, counsel for the defense, pleaded mercy for his clients. His cultivated voice tremulous with emotion, Barrister Birkett told how the rascally Gialdini (now in Italy) had evolved the entire scheme of the counterfeit bonds!
Josef Suss. The revenge plot, which occurred so often in early drama, is no longer considered exciting stuff. For revenge is stimulated by rage and rage is too direct and elementary an emotion to interest modern playgoers. Therefore this handsomely apparelled drama about a rich Jew of Württemberg...