ering intoit. The stern rule of rhythm and balance is here,appearing, however, in si> new a guise as to escaiH.notice. There is about it great dei)th and rich-ness, great trans|)arency of shadows and shades,great repose, strange absence of irrelevant antldisturbing detail; there is also the… … BACK DROP STENCILACT I CHAXTECLERSCENERY al world with the startling note and wild abandonwhich has so often momentarily electrified theaudience. It pleases because of the far-reachinginfluence—the infinite tenderness of its illusion,the irresistible winsomeness of its portrayal. This method…
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