Russia's Contribution to the Present Day Art of the TheatreUniversity of Wisconsin--Madison, 1934 - 80 strani |
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... changes , their causes , or results . Ostrovsky ( 1823-86 ) is the only great author in Russian Altogether he literature who was a dramatist by profession . wrote forty one prose plays and was appointed part time dir- ector of the ...
... changes , their causes , or results . Ostrovsky ( 1823-86 ) is the only great author in Russian Altogether he literature who was a dramatist by profession . wrote forty one prose plays and was appointed part time dir- ector of the ...
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... change in the style and content of dramatic literature . It is be- cause Russian drama is so closely connected with the rapid and decisive social and political changes in that country that it falls into such definite groups . Briefly ...
... change in the style and content of dramatic literature . It is be- cause Russian drama is so closely connected with the rapid and decisive social and political changes in that country that it falls into such definite groups . Briefly ...
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... changes in theatre ad- ministration necessarily brought about changes in the Moscow Art Theatre . Theatres were declared national property and the work of theatrical companies was placed under government control . They were made public ...
... changes in theatre ad- ministration necessarily brought about changes in the Moscow Art Theatre . Theatres were declared national property and the work of theatrical companies was placed under government control . They were made public ...
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