Costume: fanciful, historical, and theatrical (1906)
Aria, Eliza (Davis) 1866- · London Macmillan · leaf 283
nfinitepersonal trouble with every detail, and would, inhis own costume, direct the cut of the drapery,the shape of the shirt collar, and the exact positionof the sash, or the fold of the turban, all who wereprivileged to associate with him at work are fullyaware. I recall many conversations with… … MISS ELLEN TERRY AS MISTRESS PAGE. 240 COSTUME CHAP for instance, I remember his saying—* When youhave the good fortune to act with an actress likeMiss Terry, the artist dominates the woman underany conditions of costume, and the least suggestionis easily grasped and appreciated. In all times,modes…
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