 | 1788 - 532 pàgines
...together and emharrafs their deportment i no Ihift of fc-.no whatever, and no cur*ain to draw u,) -i_nd drop, as if puppets were to play behind it : the area, appropriated to t.ie peif rmrrs, Humid be io duiled and furni'iie.l •'•' h all luitable accommodations, as to aft.ird... | |
 | Richard Cumberland - 1788 - 346 pàgines
...fcenes to huddle the fpeakers together and embarrafs their deportment; no fhilt of fcene whatever, and no curtain to draw up and drop, as if puppets...behind it; the area, appropriated to the performers, fliould be fo drafted and furnifhed xvith all fuitable* accommodations, as to afford every poifible... | |
 | Richard Cumberland - 1791 - 308 pàgines
...fcenes to huddle the fpeakers together and embarrafs their deportment ; no fhift of fcene whatever, and no curtain to draw up and drop, as if puppets were to play behind it ; the area, appropriated to ths performers, fhouid be fo drefled and furnifhed with all fuitable accommodations, as to afford every... | |
 | British essayists - 1803 - 278 pàgines
...scenes to huddle the speakers together and embarrass their deportment; no shift of scene whatever, and no curtain to draw up and drop, as if puppets...behind it; the area, appropriated to the performers, should be so dressed and furnished with all suitable accommodations, as to afford every possible opportunity... | |
 | James Ferguson - 1823 - 370 pàgines
...scenes to huddle the speakers together and embarrass their deportment: no shift of scene whatever, and no curtain to draw up and drop, as if puppets...behind it; the area, appropriated to the performers, should be so dressed and furnished with all suitable accommodations as to afford every possible opportunity... | |
 | 1788 - 534 pàgines
...fide-iicencs, to huddle tlie lp;akers together and embarrafs their deportment ; no Ihifi of fccre whatever, and no curtain to draw up and drop, as if puppets...behind it : the area, appropriated to the performers, mould berK'o drefled and furn <iicd wiih all fuitaMe accommodations, as to afford every pofiible opportunity... | |
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... appearance, and at the same time the music might be so disposed in the gallery as to produce a most animating effect. A very small elevation of stage should be allowed of, and no contraction by... 