Harold Child (1869 1945) was a literary critic and writer who was
prominent in the development of dramatic criticism, notably in his
work on the history of Shakespearean production. Originally
published in 1939, this book presents a humorous and
self-deprecating account of Child's early experiences as an actor
in various theatrical companies, prior to his decision to leave the
stage and concentrate on writing. Illustrative figures are also
included. This is a fascinating and highly readable book that will
be of value to anyone with an interest in Child's writings and
British theatre in general.
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