Titlebook: Arthur Wing Pinero and Henry Arthur Jones; Penny Griffin Textbook 1991Latest edition Penny Griffin 1991 bibliography.drama.George Bernard

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James A. Daniel,Phillip J. Robinsong that the young lad wanted to do less. He disliked the law, and wanted to become an actor. He had become stage-struck at an early age, because his parents were keen theatre-goers, and frequently took their young son with them.

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Exocrine Glands of the Integument,dicated themselves to the reclamation of English drama from the doldrums into which it had sunk. They both saw as their aim not only to raise standards of acting and production in the theatre, but also the exploration on stage of issues which were of social and moral importance. They joined in a lif

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James A. Daniel,Phillip J. Robinsoncelerating change and experimentation, preparing the ground in which others, including his friends Pinero and Shaw, could develop and grow. He wrote, between 1882 and 1929, a constant flow of speeches, articles and letters on all aspects of theatre, advocating, among other things, a national theatre

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James A. Daniel,Phillip J. Robinsonat 21, Dalby Terrace, Islington, in north London, a respectable middle-class area. His parents were quite well-off when he was born, as his father and grandfather before him were solicitors. The family, originally of Portuguese Jewish extraction, by name Pinheiro, had migrated to England in the eigh

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-21520-1bibliography; drama; George Bernard Shaw; knowledge; play; British and Irish Literature

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