The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-11
AZ WITH IBSEN.
views Concerning Modern
d md Ancient Drama.
= NOT a SOCIALIST.
- Net Quite Understand Tolstoi-
1.sh Person should Try 70 Mako
Himself Better.


Himself Better.
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With reference tn the er;cenc;es of the
drama md pursue tho .ar,o ,,,r,os.. =.
i do. il 4 most likely !, nero coincidence
A e. the Law. nc ms,het;c. and hesutv
I must nav that thew are neither fred nor
: rselterahle peorle in d;fysrert countries
and At different time. make the;r own
nothetic laws. The ancient Greeks. q. Won
veD know. established the rule Of the
1hree unities and strictly adhered To tho
anme. The great Greek dramatic authors
helieved in an aesthetic necessity for the
s acfion of every drama IN cover n period If
not moro than twentv-f,ur hours they did
I not tolerate more than three persons on
the stage AZ the same time. the member
81 the chorus. who represented public
oninion of conrse excepted
ssTh.so ,.w. f.l, ;,,to ,h,;v;or ara wh.r
4 tha m;dd,. ooes the drama racs;vsd !.
.s., ;rrotrs thsv ,ware ah.rdorad s,to-
esth.- until the French dra,n.t;s,s Ra-
*. payr.,, 81 ra~..I,. :. .a..l.I;.n.s
ss. .s, l'oae"a a''u 0ol"on. ices.aols =,
them. Shakespeare never thought of the
three unities and he certainly was the
greatest dramatic author the world has
ever produced. Public opinion has under
rone the same striking changes as tn the
I n.tnre az tho cortarts &c = dram attic worr
.-.s. -. - aa,:..,..as -.
!. esSas u'aly pays "n.en ueiisn. . oul
sccs.ors would, at the present time, De
considered coarse In the highest degree,
and certainly could not be produced with
ont exciting public scandal. In questions
Of ~sthefics not only the ACE has n decid-
\ mo vo;co bnt a,so ~. ;nd;x;,3ual;tv ,,s ~.
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Ysop"-snc puniic Juusc. ases "'s q
natter OF education, nationanty ana napit.
The Chinese have tastes foreign to ours,
and what we think highly artistic and
beautiful would certainly shock them in
many wavs What i trra for NV mart
shali a,wavs ,,,s;aar haamt;f,,i
.p,.. :. !. 'se'.s.
a. "eeessa'y " use WY s'"sc ioa
ee illustration OF the darkest SIDES OF hu-
nan misery and deprivation? 1t can do
no harm ii il is done in the right spirit,
and certainly can do considerable good.
Why shall not the world be shown on the