From: owner-ammf-digest@smoe.org (alt.music.moxy-fruvous digest) To: ammf-digest@smoe.org Subject: alt.music.moxy-fruvous digest V14 #1032 Reply-To: ammf@fruvous.com Sender: owner-ammf-digest@smoe.org Errors-To: owner-ammf-digest@smoe.org Precedence: bulk alt.music.moxy-fruvous digest Wednesday, April 2 2014 Volume 14 : Number 1032 Today's Subjects: ----------------- reentry [Hiltunen Toy ] =?utf-8?B?wqkyMDE0SGVscGRlc2s=?= [=?utf-8?B?wqkyMDE0SGVscGRlc2s=?= ] booking [Matthews Sprenkle ] ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Date: Tue, 01 Apr 2014 21:08:35 +0200 From: Hiltunen Toy Subject: reentry er before. (_P it by degrees. Sentimental melodrama, with its male puppet, who is hero or= villain, its female puppet, who is angel or devil, may still continue to f= lourish among us; for it still satisfies the natural craving for romance, i= deality, which the drama is bound to supply. But these things belong to a d= ecaying phase of romance; and our so-called realism is but the first wave o= f a new romantic movement, on the stage as elsewhere. For when the old idea= ls become decrepit, we must go back to nature to get the stuff wherewith to= make new ones. As our dramatists advance with the times, people begin to g= o to the theatre to see plays, and not merely an actor in a part. The "well= - -made play," which was a piece of mechanical contrivance into which the pup= pets were ingeniously fitted, may some day develop into a work of art--a th= ing born rather than made--growing up like a flower in the imagination of t= he dramatist. When that day comes, the actor, who used to "create" the part= , will have to be content to let the part create him. The play will make th= e actor, not the actor the play; to the great benefit of both play and acto= r. But why be so serious over an art whose end is only to amuse? 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A woman should have some honourable = way of escape, when her husband gets tired of her. Mrs. Tremaine. (_laughin= g_) How delicately you put it! But the wife? If you had to bear all you so = chivalrously inflict on us in "honourable" marriage, I wonder how many marr= iages there would be? Denham. Instinct would be too strong for us still. Bu= t we should outscheme Nature. We should invent. What has a woman ever inven= ted since the beginning of the world? Well, you can easily rail us out of m= arriage. How will you live then? Mrs. Tremaine. As we are trying to live no= w. Denham. I believe woman's great ambition is to do all the work of the wo= rld, and maintain man in idleness. Mrs. Tremaine. That would be awful! You = would all be artists and minor poets then. Denham. You, I believe, prefer "= the Free Union," as it is called, to marriage? Mrs. Tremaine. If it were pr= acticable. Denham. Ah yes! We can't live innocently and comfortably in "ope= n sin," until the kingdom of heaven comes. Mrs. Tremaine. (_laughing_) No, = I fear there are still difficulties. But, after all, one can do--well, almo= st anything; if one does it from conscientious motives--and knows one's way= about. Denham. Yes. And how charming the relationship might be made! Women= would really study the art of keeping a lover. But what, in Heaven's name,= is the sympathetic modern man to do, who feels that to love one of these c= reatures of a finer clay, in his rough masculine fashion, is to "insult," o= r "enslave," or injure her, in one way or another? "I love you, therefore G= od forbid I should marry you!"--that is the newest gospel. Mrs. Tremaine. W= e are not all such miserable creatures as you imagine. Treat us decently we= ll, and we can stand a good deal, without whining like men--poor persecuted= saints! Denham. It is quite impossible to treat you well in [demime 0.97c-p1 removed an attachment of type image/jpeg which had a name of strongbox.jpg] ------------------------------ End of alt.music.moxy-fruvous digest V14 #1032 **********************************************