COMPLETE[PLAY]The Hobby-Horse by Pinero - thw

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ToddHW wrote: April 8th, 2020, 8:50 am Thank you.

By the way, the files are not named correctly. In dramatic works we move the MW sections around - to keep open roles on top for easy visibility, to group completed roles by Acts so they can be edited together. So we don't use the section numbers (which change), but rather the Act numbers. I can deal with it now, but if there are any corrections required, please look at the file name example in the first posting on this project (different from the first posting on a book project).

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uh i'm sorry i didn't understand this - now i know now what you mean!

will do!
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hallo Wolfi :mrgreen: nice to see you in the English drama as well and Pinero is a great choice (they're soooo funny)

I liked your groom very much, you give him a sort of easy-going air, which is well fitting. :thumbs:

Only two small bits are missing:

Act 1:

> at 0:29: (p. 13) missed word "yes - kitchen." (he sends them to the kitchen for dinner, at which they are outraged)

Act 3:

> at about 0:30: (p. 122) missed line: "The mistress and Miss Moxon, sir."

And since you are reuploading anyway, you could put in the correct number for the act into the filename if you don't mind. :)

thank you, hope to see you in other plays from now on.

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Kitty wrote: April 8th, 2020, 11:26 am
hallo Wolfi :mrgreen: nice to see you in the English drama as well and Pinero is a great choice (they're soooo funny)

I liked your groom very much, you give him a sort of easy-going air, which is well fitting. :thumbs:

Only two small bits are missing:

Act 1:

> at 0:29: (p. 13) missed word "yes - kitchen." (he sends them to the kitchen for dinner, at which they are outraged)

Act 3:

> at about 0:30: (p. 122) missed line: "The mistress and Miss Moxon, sir."

And since you are reuploading anyway, you could put in the correct number for the act into the filename if you don't mind. :)

thank you, hope to see you in other plays from now on.

Sonia
hallo sonia :-)

thank you for your pl!

i have to ask back regarding the word kitchen, it is printed in italic - i thought, that is to be read by the narrator?

i feel ahamed i missed a line, it will be added asap!
:oops:

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schrm wrote: April 8th, 2020, 12:10 pm i have to ask back regarding the word kitchen, it is printed in italic - i thought, that is to be read by the narrator?
no I think this is Hewett speaking. It is in italics because it should be emphasized. You know, like he tells them, maybe in a nice voice "yes please follow me" and then in a sarcastic or snappy undertone "into the kitchen" (because lowlife people like you don't get into our dining room). That's what is meant here

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Kitty wrote: April 8th, 2020, 12:18 pm
schrm wrote: April 8th, 2020, 12:10 pm i have to ask back regarding the word kitchen, it is printed in italic - i thought, that is to be read by the narrator?
no I think this is Hewett speaking. It is in italics because it should be emphasized. You know, like he tells them, maybe in a nice voice "yes please follow me" and then in a sarcastic or snappy undertone "into the kitchen" (because lowlife people like you don't get into our dining room). That's what is meant here

Sonia
:roll: my english skills..

thank you!
will upload in a few minute i hope

(and thank you for getting exactly the feeling i wanted to express with hewett :-) )
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May I claim Bertha if she is still available?
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heyho,


ready for spot pl

hewett 1
new is 25-31
https://librivox.org/uploads/toddhw/hobbyhorse_hewett_1_128kb.mp3
Track Length
0:46,24 (m:ss.ss)

hewett 3
new is 24-33
https://librivox.org/uploads/toddhw/hobbyhorse_hewett_3_128kb.mp3
Track Length
0:57,03 (m:ss.ss)

:D
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Could I claim Bertha?
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LydiaCW wrote: April 8th, 2020, 1:11 pm Could I claim Bertha?
I'm sorry, it was claimed two posting above yours. Another choice?

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Could I claim Mrs. Porcher?
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That works.

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I wrote about submitting my overdue claims in Engaged, so instead of repeating myself, I'll request Tom Clark; the claim can be made official when the other files are PL OK, it's up to you.
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Thank you.

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Kitty wrote: April 9th, 2020, 5:03 am thank you, Wolfi, all PL ok now :)

Sonia
thank you!
...and best wishes until the next time! :D
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