Theatre Arts, Volume 4Sheldon Cheney, Edith Juliet Rich Isaacs Theatre Arts, Incorporated, 1920 |
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Página 266 - ... whereas Public Sports do not well agree with public Calamities, nor Public Stage-plays with the Seasons of Humiliation, this being an Exercise of sad and pious Solemnity, and the other being Spectacles of Pleasure, too commonly expressing lascivious Mirth and...
Página 44 - DREAMY. De game's up, I tole you. [With gloomy fatalism] I s'pect it hatter be. Yes, suh. Dey'd git me in de long run anyway — and wid her curse de luck'd be agin me. [With sudden anger] Git outa here, you Reeny! You ain't aimin
Página 45 - Jest a secon'. (He goes to the window.) MAMMY (weakly) I feels — like — de en's comin'. Oh, Lawd, Lawd! DREAMY (absent-mindedly) Yes, Mammy. (Aloud to himself) Dey're sneakin' cross de street. Dere's anudder of 'em. Dat's tree. (He glances around the room quickly — then hurries over and takes hold of the chest of drawers. As he does so the old woman commences to croon shrilly to herself.) DREAMY Stop dat noise, Mammy! Stop dat noise! MAMMY (wanderingly) Dat's how come yo' got dat — dat nickname...
Página 39 - I can't stay here an' take dis risk, you hear? CEELY. (frightenedly) I knows, chile. I come back, I swar! (She goes out quietly. DREAMY goes quickly to the window and cautiously searches the street below with his eyes). MAMMY, (uneasily) Dreamy. (He hurries back and takes her hand again) I got de mos' 'culiar feelin
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Página 38 - Deed I ain't no ghost. Here I is, sho' 'nuff. MAMMY (clutching his hand tight and pulling it down on her breast — in an ecstasy of happiness) Didn' I know you'd come! Didn' I say: "Dreamy ain't gwine let his ole Mammy die all 'lone by he'se'f an' him not dere wid her." I knows yo'd come. (She starts to laugh joyously, but coughs and sinks back weakly.) DREAMY (shudders in spite of himself as he realizes for the first time how far gone the old woman is— forcing a tone of joking reassurance) What's...
Página 46 - I'm dyin', chile. Hit's de en'. You pray for me — out loud — so's I can heah. Oh, Lawd! [She gasps to catch her breath}. DREAMY [abstractedly, not having heard a word she has said}. Yes, Mammy. [Aloud to himself with an air of grim determination as if he were making a pledge]. Dey don't git de Dreamy! Not while he's 'live! Lawd Jesus, no suh! MAMMY [falteringly] . Dat's right — yo...