ithhow much skilful readiness he could adjust thecompeting requirements of music and the drama,when they had to be linked together, so as to producea combined effect upon the audience. The subject of King Arthur, while the productionwas in progress at the Lyceum, took a strong holdupon him, and it… … /• mery II alkciSIR ARTHUR SULLIVAN I)..in the paintins; by Sit J. I-;. Mil.LAIS, Hart., P.R.A.,in the National Portrait Gallery. To face page 284. THE WORK OF THE THEATRE 285 It was some little time after the Lyceum pro-duction that I became even more closely associatedwith him in the production…
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