COMPLETE[PLAY]Lightnin' by Smith and Bacon - thw
Thank you, Alan.
Sonia, I can't download it either. Methinks there is some trick to it. I'll work on it....
Thanks, Todd
Sonia, I can't download it either. Methinks there is some trick to it. I'll work on it....
Thanks, Todd
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Hathi won't let you download unless you have a partner login or some such. I forget what they call it. Unless you want to download it a page at a time. I actually did that for one project I worked on. It was a pain, but the book was only 4 or 5 hours completed, so it wasn't too terrible.
Lightnin' recorded. Boy, he talks a lot. Need to edit before upload....
Thanks, Todd
Thanks, Todd
I have to download page by page in Hathi too, and I find it to be a major pain. (Especially when I am proof listening my own work before turning it in). I do it grudgingly because I like to be offline when I record (or my computer background noise is too loud). Couldn't someone with access to Hathi just download the pdf file and pop it onto her/his google(or other) drive for all of us to download (like with the DR scripts)?mightyfelix wrote: ↑January 8th, 2021, 10:21 am Hathi won't let you download unless you have a partner login or some such. I forget what they call it. Unless you want to download it a page at a time. I actually did that for one project I worked on. It was a pain, but the book was only 4 or 5 hours completed, so it wasn't too terrible.
Sonia - er, Mrs. Jones, at top of page 40, there is a line in mine I think is yours: "Oh, Is this Mrs. Davis?"
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Thanks, Todd
There's a line for John Marvin buried in one of Lightnin's on p110: Dummies! Dummies!.
Just making a note in case it was missed.
Thank, Todd
Just making a note in case it was missed.
Thank, Todd
Bill Lightnin' Jones is taking a break from his bee herdin' and awaiting fer ya in the MW for some PL time together-like.
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Thanks, Todd
Thanks, Sonia. I lived in Texas for a short while, so that’s my only claim to the accent. Yes I was concerned I might miss a line or two so I scoured the text. I totally agree that hathitrust is much harder and sorry I didn’t catch that it was act 3.Kitty wrote: ↑January 6th, 2021, 11:03 amthank you Diane, a wonderful Texan drawl you managed here (at least what I think is a Texan drawl ) really enjoyed the performance.Dtcastid wrote: ↑January 3rd, 2021, 12:04 pmHere's section 29 Mrs. Harper, Act 1 and section 30 Mrs. Harper, Act 2.
https://librivox.org/uploads/toddhw/lightnin_mrsharper_1_128kb.mp3, which runs at 1:7 and
https://librivox.org/uploads/toddhw/lightnin_mrsharper_2_128kb.mp3, which runs at 1:2.
Both acts PL ok.
I will put the second file into the correct Act 3 though. After spending half an hour peeling my eyes off while rummaging twice through act 2, thinking I'd totally lost it, I finally caved and checked the whole of act 3 only to find it was this act she appeared in. The script is quite hard on my eyes to check. I much prefer archive over hathitrust. This gave me a headache now and I need to rest my eyes before tackling the longer Marvin speeches. Patience please. Tomorrow I'll give it another go.
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Diane
oh but you're an excellent judge in this scene. So no-nonsense and stern. I loved it very much. You practiced for this role in the Racine play already, but Lem here is a bit less crazyalanmapstone wrote: ↑January 8th, 2021, 2:52 amLemuel act 2
https://librivox.org/uploads/toddhw/lightnin_lemuel_2.mp3
Lem has a bit more to say in this act but it is a court scene and he is the Judge
Just found one missed line:
> at about 3:22: (p. 89) "Yes."
thanks, Alan !
Sonia
oops, I saw it now when I listened to your files. I am not sure whether it was in Marvin's file. Did you PM him to ask ?
As for your Lightnin' Bill: wonderfully acted Really loved the drawl too. I am totally not sure that I can match this. I guess my Mrs Jones will have to be an imported European girl again But I'll try my best.
All of Lightning PL ok as far as I can judge no lines were missing. You didn't sound too drunk in the beginning, but I guess that's because Bill is so used to being tipsy that he can pull a quite normal voice still
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Thank you. Lightnin' don't drink. At least I does say so several times.
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Well, ain't that a sneaky one.
Act 2, updated accordingly - "Dummies" at 14:35:
https://librivox.org/uploads/toddhw/lightnin_johnmarvin_2_128kb.mp3
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Alan
the sixth age shifts into the slippered pantaloon with spectacles on nose
the sixth age shifts into the slippered pantaloon with spectacles on nose
Thank you both.
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