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the beauty of proportion, and the mechanic's skill for<br />

invention". As for the antiquary, hie pi co is ,,oll below tlirt<br />

of th i, n. ; ,,r, whose duty it ic,<br />

to --joint out to the ar^ 'ideologist the particular<br />

rrci-i. oolorical "cr. in" required; fo the costumier<br />

the , i:.r ->o, ..;;>. tori: 1 and coTour of tiio coctume; to<br />

the "ird;-)07.'ty man tho rinke, ; iac, dimensions, and<br />

( rite of tiio furniture an: 1 properties requisite*<br />

Color.i n's own talent as o. manager was slight, as his productions<br />

to;.. tifi-.c! - tlio most memorable was a catastrophic Pericles ""<br />

at<br />

otrstiord-upon-Avon in 1900 - but hie view of Godwin's<br />

pretensions v/rs not unrepresentative of such kindred noirits<br />

ao Daly and Harris*<br />

Godv/in's series of articles continued with a discussion<br />

of the t. Jrjaos's Theatre As You Liko It (7 = larch), which will<br />

be referred to in tl^.o subsequent chapter doolinr • ith that<br />

P :oc.uction. The c i: cuacion was extended in the next article<br />

(15 September), ; here Gc -vir claimed that poor re tine should<br />

not be blamed on good stagings<br />

U.:IG fuct ic, tlic curioly of actors, though plentiful<br />

enough, is bod, and the more scholarly and i<br />

your scenery and surroundings tho more evident does<br />

';li-i c unv.elcono Js-'.ct become — that t./.ere ir no<br />

school of acting in England.<br />

The fifth article describee the author's vork on Clsudian (19<br />

September) and the sixth returns to the desirability of one<br />

artier be in;; fr*iven sole command over . 11 ni tters of dcci; '.<br />

Godv/in nentions that ?.ilary Anderson, iiavin • obtained designs<br />

from the pj.i.ntor G. !.V#rvbts for hor ov/n costumes as Tiocalind,<br />

offered him the co.:..:dcsion for aJLl tlie ot.ier dresses in her<br />

production of As You Like _I_t.. - he refused the offer:<br />

A;- You Lil'e It, i'ron :;he uocicris of Mr G.P./tatts,<br />

•..D'ald li.. .vo bu.cn as interesting and, po;.,;. ibly, as<br />

inctructive as Joriolaiius by t'.r ^il-aa-'JaiJcms*<br />

.r Irving, hor;evcr, i; i1 . r too clover thr n to<br />

dream of r;iving only a bit of hie st ;;;e "icture<br />

by IJr Al. -a-^ador-a. lo is good --nca, h manager to<br />

know til t if he starts in A iajor he rrast keep in<br />

the same !;oy..« -, f-<br />

(10 October 1885)<br />

The final pJ.cco, published on October 24» atts.cks S.G "unscientific"<br />

the ^ro^'calD of the Oecie-ncr /-.Ifred Thompson for a Now<br />

A<br />

York production of isiomeo and Joliot, mentioned in tlie October

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