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Title: The new spirit in drama & art
Year: 1912 (1910s)
Authors: Carter, Huntly
Subjects: Theater Impressionism (Art)
Publisher: London : F. Palmer
Contributing Library: University of California Libraries
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s written by Mr Granville Barker andpublished in the Fortnightly Review. During my visit to thetheatre I noticed several innovations. These were : the useof the symbolic stage and scenery, the rise of the curtainannounced by electric lights running round the prosceniumframe, the use of the whole horizon. One of the principlesupheld is that the centre of the stage is the essential point ofattraction. All the decorations are made with this view,and all the lines have direction leading to this one centralpoint. Theatre des Arts, Paris.—M. Rouche writes to say he isextending his field of action. He is organising a series of APPENDICES 257 performances at the Chatelet which will enable him toexpand his ideas on a much larger scale. The Chateletwill also have a season of the Russian Ballets on a muchmore lavish scale than hitherto, and will produce WildesSalome with an extraordinary Russian setting. V- i 3 ,* » ^jL^3,-; ^j-^^ ^= r^=fch^-- f^? =-i btfc-. —.«i I L-1 ovv*nI r.J ? — -^-
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The Dalcroze System of Dancing. Design by M, Thivenez. 17 II SOURCES OF INFORMATION ON THE NEW IDEAS OFRHYTHM AND THE ART OF THE THEATRE The following is a list of books and journals referred to in the textof this book, and other sources of information :— England. The Flight of the Dragon. Laurence Binyon. (John Murray.) Expounds the principles of rhythm and unity as practisedby the early Chinese painters, and now being practised bymodern painters. These principles are contained in the sixCanons of Chinese Painting formulated in the Sixth Century. The Mask. (Arena Goldoni, Florence.) An illustrated quarterly, devoted mainly to the expositionof the ideas of Gordon Craig. The Art of the Theatre. Gordon Craig. (Heinemann.) A reprint of Mr Craigs articles contributed to The Mask,and The Art of the Theatre published by Foulis. A National Theatre. William Archer and H. Granville Barker. A plea for a National Theatre, supported by facts andfigures. fVagners Bad Luck. David Irvine. (Watts.)

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