Atlantic Book
The Atlantic Book of Modern Plays
作者：Leonard, Sterling Andrus, 1888-1931 [Editor]; Bottomley, Gordon, 1874-1948 [Contributor]; Brighouse, Harold, 1882-1958 [Contributor]; Chapin, Harold, 1886-1915 [Contributor]; Dix, Beulah Marie, 1876-1970 [Contributor]; Dunsany, Lord, 1878-1957 [Contributor]; Ferguson, J. A. (John Alexander), 1871-1952 [Contributor]; Galsworthy, John, 1867-1933 [Contributor]; Gregory, Lady, 1852-1932 [Contributor]; MacKaye, Percy, 1875-1956 [Contributor]; Middleton, George, 1880-1967 [Contributor]; O'Neill, Eugene, 1888-1953 [Contributor]; Parkhurst, Winthrop [Contributor]; Saunders, Louise [Contributor]; Synge, J. M. (John Millington), 1871-1909 [Contributor]; Yeats, W. B. (William Butler), 1865-1939 [Contributor]
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共 152 题- THE ATLANTIC BOOK
- OF MODERN PLAYS
- The Atlantic Monthly Press
- CONTENTS
- FOREWORD
- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
- INTRODUCTION: ON THE READING OF PLAYS
- THE PHILOSOPHER OF BUTTERBIGGENS _Harold Chapin_
- SPREADING THE NEWS _Lady Gregory_
- THE BEGGAR AND THE KING _Winthrop Parkhurst_
- TIDES _George Middleton_
- ILE _Eugene O'Neill_
- CAMPBELL OF KILMHOR _J.A. Ferguson_
- THE SUN _John Galsworthy_
- THE KNAVE OF HEARTS _Louise Saunders_
- FAME AND THE POET _Lord Dunsany_
- THE CAPTAIN OF THE GATE _Beulah Marie Dix_
- GETTYSBURG _Percy Mackaye_
- LONESOME-LIKE _Harold Brighouse_
- RIDERS TO THE SEA _John Millington Synge_
- THE LAND OF HEART'S DESIRE _William Butler Yeats_
- RIDING TO LITHEND _Gordon Bottomley_
- QUESTIONS FOR DISCUSSION IN READING THE PLAYS
- NOTES ON THE DRAMAS AND THE DRAMATISTS
- ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY OF PLAYS AND RELATED BOOKS
- FOREWORD
- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
- INTRODUCTION: ON THE READING OF PLAYS
- THE PHILOSOPHER OF BUTTERBIGGENS[1]
- Harold Chapin
- CHARACTERS
- DAVID. Aw--but, Lizzie--
- JOHN (_aside to her_). Och, wumman--
- JOHN (_comforting_). Mebbe the morn--
- JOHN. Aw, Lizzie--
- LIZZIE (_sharply_). John--
- LIZZIE (_firmly but very kindly_). But ye're no' goin' to--
- DAVID. Let them. They'll no'ask _me_. (_Squall._)
- LIZZIE. Feyther--ye're no'behaving well. John--
- JOHN (_aghast_). Ye'd no send him to--
- SPREADING THE NEWS[1]
- Lady Gregory
- CHARACTERS
- MRS. FALLON (_shouting_). It's "The Red-haired Man's Wife."
- BARTLEY. Kitty Keary, his wife! (_Sits down bewildered._)
- MAGISTRATE (_writing_). At the day of judgment--
- BAETLEY. What are you saying, Mary? I tell you--
- THE BEGGAR AND THE KING[1]
- Winthrop Parkhurst
- CHARACTERS
- THE KING. And he will not die--
- THE SERVANT. Perhaps a small crust of bread, O king--
- THE SERVANT. O great and illustrious king, thou wilt surely not--
- THE KING. Well? (_A pause._) _Well?_ (_In a rage_) _WELL?_
- TIDES[1]
- George Middleton
- CHARACTERS
- WALLACE. Yes--yes--but--
- We mustn't let this war hurt all we've had together--you and I--
- HILDA. But--
- WHITE. Yes--but--
- ILE
- Eugene O'Neill
- MATE. Yes, sir; but this voyage you been ice-bound, an'--
- CAMPBELL OF KILMHOR[1]
- J.A. Ferguson
- CHARACTERS
- TIME: _After the Rising of 1745._
- MARY STEWART. Erricht Brig--then--
- MARY STEWART. Wheest! (_Glances at_ MORAG.)
- STEWART. Mother, is it that you can--
- THE SUN[1]
- John Glasworthy
- THE MAN. Did you--
- THE GIRL (_covering her face_). Oh! _Him._
- THE MAN. You blarsted--
- THE KNAVE OF HEARTS[1]
- Louise Saunders
- CHARACTERS
- URSULA. She said--
- URSULA. She said that Your Majesty--
- POMPDEBILE (_roaring_). _Pokey!!_
- VIOLETTA. Excuse me, Pomp--
- KNAVE.
- FAME AND THE POET[1]
- Lord Dunsany
- CHARACTERS
- FAME.
- PRATTLE. Yes, of course; but what has--
- PRATTLE. Yes; but, I say, what has all this--
- DE REVES. Oh, yes--
- THE CAPTAIN OF THE GATE[1]
- Beulah Marie Dix
- FENTON. Aye. (_Starts to rise._)
- JOHN TALBOT. He swore he'd bring us succor. He--
- JOHN TALBOT. You say--
- FENTON. It _is_--
- NEWCOMBE. We thought--we thought--that you--that you--
- HUGH TALBOT. You five--
- JOHN TALBOT. We opened the keg, and then--
- DRISCOLL. Cromwell--when he takes us--when he takes us--
- JOHN TALBOT. To come--
- FENTON. They cannot! Even Cromwell--
- JOHN TALBOT. Then--you mean--
- NEWCOMBB. But I--Captain! When you are gone, I--I--
- JOHN TALBOT. Are you meaning--
- JOHN TALBOT. Already--they have dared--
- NEWCOMBE. I cannot! I--
- GETTYSBURG[1]
- Percy MacKaye
- I guess you'll soon be walkin' round.
- Peach Orchard, Devil's Den, Round Top, the Wheatfield--
- I guess I'm learnin' somethin', Uncle Link.
- But jest the same--
- LONESOME-LIKE[1]
- Harold Brighouse
- CHARACTERS
- SARAH. Aye
- RIDERS TO THE SEA[1]
- J.M. Synge
- CHARACTERS
- THE LAND OF HEART'S DESIRE[1]
- William Butler Yeats
- CHARACTERS
- THE RIDING TO LITHEND[1]
- Gordon Bottomley
- CHARACTERS
- TIME: _Iceland, A.D. 990_
- I must be humble--as one who lives on others.
- QUESTIONS FOR DISCUSSION IN READING THE PLAYS
- 1. _The Forces in the Play._
- 2. _The Beginning and the End._
- 3. _The Playwright's Purpose._
- NOTES ON THE DRAMAS AND THE DRAMATISTS
- BIBLIOGRAPHY OF PLAYS FOR READING IN HIGH SCHOOLS
- THE WELL-REMEMBERED VOICE.
- THE OAK SETTLE
- COMEDIES.
- FOUR IRISH PLAYS:
- ENGAGED
- PRINCESS IDA
- IRISH FOLK-HISTORY PLAYS:
- WORKHOUSE WARD; HYACINTH HALVEY; THE JACKDAW:
- THE BOGIE MAN; THE FULL MOON; COATS:
- THE CASSILIS ENGAGEMENT
- A MIRACLE OF SAINT ANTHONY
- THE INTRUDER; THE DEATH OF TINTAGILES; INTERIOR (OR HOME):
- PHILIP THE KING; TRAGEDY OF POMPEY THE GREAT:
- THE POST OFFICE: "A poetic and symbolic play."
- BOOKS ABOUT THE THEATRE, MARIONETTES AND CHILDREN'S PLAYS
- AS TO PLAYS AND DRAMATIZATION IN SCHOOL
- End of Project Gutenberg's The Atlantic Book of Modern Plays, by Various