Austen time again: 'Emma' is standard romantic comedy
Like the majority of the prospective viewers of "Emma," I have not read Jane Austen's book. I hope, however, that they, like me, will be keen to do so after seeing the film.
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Like the majority of the prospective viewers of "Emma," I have not read Jane Austen's book. I hope, however, that they, like me, will be keen to do so after seeing the film.
There is a theory that the fairy tale "Sleeping Beauty" was originally devised to teach young girls not to fear losing their virginity.
The program notes of "The Venetian Twins" state that its author, Carlo Goldoni, was the author of no less than 200 plays. This does not inspire the potential audience member with a great deal of confidence: Shakespeare accomplished 37, Moliere 34. Exactly how Signor Goldoni managed to be that prolific, yet maintain a standard high enough to merit the performance of his work at Dartmouth, was a question I, at least, was concerned about