Life on

Life on the Stage: My Personal Experiences and Recollections

Name: Life on the Stage: My Personal Experiences and Recollections
Author: Morris, Clara, 1848-1925

作者：Morris, Clara, 1848-1925
体例：题　章数：107
字数：605,194　来源：Project Gutenberg

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Life on the Stage
The Silent Singer
Little Jim Crow
CLARA MORRIS
Life on the Stage
My Personal Experiences and Recollections
New York
MCMII
FIFTH IMPRESSION
CONTENTS
CHAPTER FIRST--I am Born
LIFE ON THE STAGE
CHAPTER FIRST
I am Born.
CHAPTER SECOND
CHAPTER THIRD
I Enter a New World--I Know a New Hunger and we Return to Cleveland.
CHAPTER FOURTH
CHAPTER FIFTH
I Receive my First Salary--I am Engaged for the Coming Season.
She dropped her arms limply at her sides and whispered: "I--I--c-a-n-t!"
CHAPTER SIXTH
CHAPTER SEVENTH
CHAPTER EIGHTH
CHAPTER NINTH
CHAPTER TENTH
CHAPTER ELEVENTH
CHAPTER TWELFTH
CHAPTER THIRTEENTH
And he laughed and answered: "Good-night, Mignonne!"
CHAPTER FOURTEENTH
CHAPTER FIFTEENTH
CHAPTER SIXTEENTH
CHAPTER SEVENTEENTH
CHAPTER EIGHTEENTH
CHAPTER NINETEENTH
Some women asked, anxiously: "Will that girl cry to-night, do you think?"
CHAPTER TWENTIETH
I faintly answered: "I'm sorry, sir, but I have to play _Gertrude_."
CHAPTER TWENTY-FIRST
CHAPTER TWENTY-SECOND
CHAPTER TWENTY-THIRD
I turned, and crying:
CHAPTER TWENTY-FOURTH
I recall the Popularity and too Early Death of Edwin Adams.
And with truth and promptness, I made answer: "I think they're lovely."
CHAPTER TWENTY-FIFTH
CHAPTER TWENTY-SIXTH
The stage manager suggested: "Mr. Rogers."
CHAPTER TWENTY-SEVENTH
She looked up hastily: "Drink your coffee, and I'll----"
CHAPTER TWENTY-EIGHTH
CHAPTER TWENTY-NINTH
CHAPTER THIRTIETH
He smiled and said: "Well, then, tell _me_--I'm Mr. Daly--are you----"
CHAPTER THIRTY-FIRST
CHAPTER THIRTY-SECOND
I Recall Mr. John E. Owens, and How He "Settled my Hash."
CHAPTER THIRTY-THIRD
I gave it joyously.
And, almost as curtly, I answered: "Yes, sir!"
I stared silently at him.
I was silent, hot, miserable.
CHAPTER THIRTY-FOURTH
CHAPTER THIRTY-FIFTH
CHAPTER THIRTY-SIXTH
CHAPTER THIRTY-SEVENTH
CHAPTER THIRTY-EIGHTH
CHAPTER THIRTY-NINTH
He nodded, and again came the words: "_le theatre!_"
CHAPTER FORTIETH
He leaned forward, asking, eagerly: "Do you mean that?"
I stared at him. He added, "About your home, say?"
And swiftly I made answer: "A writing-desk; why?"
CHAPTER FORTY-FIRST
CHAPTER FORTY-SECOND
I repeated: "I shall play for you no more!"
CHAPTER FORTY-THIRD
CHAPTER FORTY-FOURTH
I asked it: "Of what am I to die?"
THE END
By A. Conan Doyle
THE HOUND OF THE BASKERVILLES
A Sherlock Holmes Novel
Illustrated by Sidney Paget
By George Douglas
THE HOUSE WITH THE GREEN SHUTTERS
By Stewart Edward White
THE BLAZED TRAIL
THE WESTERNERS
Two New Books
THE MADNESS OF PHILIP
RED SAUNDERS
By Anthony Hope
TRISTRAM OF BLENT
As sparkling as the "Dolly Dialogues."
As enthralling as "The Prisoner of Zenda."
Told on the Fighting Line
War Tales of Every-Day Life
HELD FOR ORDERS
WALL STREET STORIES
BY BREAD ALONE
Always in Demand
MONSIEUR BEAUCAIRE
THE FIREBRAND
SONS OF THE SWORD
FIVE YEARS OF MY LIFE