COMPLETE[PLAY]A Country Mouse, by Arthur Law - thw
Here are the missing lines for Violet in Act 2:
https://librivox.org/uploads/toddhw/violet_missinglines_act2.mp3
https://librivox.org/uploads/toddhw/violet_missinglines_act2.mp3
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I have now edited and reuploaded act 2
https://librivox.org/uploads/toddhw/countrymouse_02_law_128kb.mp3
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https://librivox.org/uploads/toddhw/countrymouse_02_law_128kb.mp3
48.04
Michele
Nothing that is worthwhile is ever easy. Nicholas Sparks
Nothing that is worthwhile is ever easy. Nicholas Sparks
Nicely done! I have one optional suggestion. Violet's line below sounds a little bit softer than everyone else's:wib66 wrote: ↑January 16th, 2022, 4:10 am I have now edited and reuploaded act 2
https://librivox.org/uploads/toddhw/countrymouse_02_law_128kb.mp3
48.04
12:06-12:10 "You are entirely mistaken. He was striking a match."
The volume could be raised slightly, but it is not necessary as she is just walking out -- it could be that she says the line as she leaves.
Super! PL OK!
I have a few small notes for Act 3:
I suggest that you tighten up the spaces (at 1:53 and 1:58) between Mrs. C.'s scrubbing and rubbing and Lord Robert's attempts to cut her off (so it's clear he's interrupting ).
Mrs. C. You may scrub and you may rub (1:53)
Lord R. Yes, quite so.
Mrs. C. You may scrub and you may- (1:58)
Lord R. Look here. Are you a gramophone?
I suggest cutting out the following stage directions:
45:04-45:07 Lady S. (laughing)
45:18-45:19 Violet. (laughing)
45:24-45:26 Lord R. (laughing)
52:06-52:07 It sounds like Vyse's line "yes" is cut off at the end.
52:26-52:27 Others. You! !
It should be Violet, Lady Silvia, Vyse, Bowlby, and Lord Robert saying "You!", but it's only Lord Robert -- which sounds a little bit strange, as he'd be the least interested in this news (whereas the others all have reason to be shocked/upset/surprised/taken aback).
Nice editing! Fantastic acting everyone -- this play is hilarious and entertaining!
I suggest that you tighten up the spaces (at 1:53 and 1:58) between Mrs. C.'s scrubbing and rubbing and Lord Robert's attempts to cut her off (so it's clear he's interrupting ).
Mrs. C. You may scrub and you may rub (1:53)
Lord R. Yes, quite so.
Mrs. C. You may scrub and you may- (1:58)
Lord R. Look here. Are you a gramophone?
I suggest cutting out the following stage directions:
45:04-45:07 Lady S. (laughing)
45:18-45:19 Violet. (laughing)
45:24-45:26 Lord R. (laughing)
52:06-52:07 It sounds like Vyse's line "yes" is cut off at the end.
52:26-52:27 Others. You! !
It should be Violet, Lady Silvia, Vyse, Bowlby, and Lord Robert saying "You!", but it's only Lord Robert -- which sounds a little bit strange, as he'd be the least interested in this news (whereas the others all have reason to be shocked/upset/surprised/taken aback).
Nice editing! Fantastic acting everyone -- this play is hilarious and entertaining!
thanks I have asked readers for the line so I can put multiples in they were not there in the original filesbenderca wrote: ↑January 22nd, 2022, 12:45 pm I have a few small notes for Act 3:
I suggest that you tighten up the spaces (at 1:53 and 1:58) between Mrs. C.'s scrubbing and rubbing and Lord Robert's attempts to cut her off (so it's clear he's interrupting ).
Mrs. C. You may scrub and you may rub (1:53)
Lord R. Yes, quite so.
Mrs. C. You may scrub and you may- (1:58)
Lord R. Look here. Are you a gramophone?
I suggest cutting out the following stage directions:
45:04-45:07 Lady S. (laughing)
45:18-45:19 Violet. (laughing)
45:24-45:26 Lord R. (laughing)
52:06-52:07 It sounds like Vyse's line "yes" is cut off at the end.
52:26-52:27 Others. You! !
It should be Violet, Lady Silvia, Vyse, Bowlby, and Lord Robert saying "You!", but it's only Lord Robert -- which sounds a little bit strange, as he'd be the least interested in this news (whereas the others all have reason to be shocked/upset/surprised/taken aback).
Nice editing! Fantastic acting everyone -- this play is hilarious and entertaining!
Michele
Nothing that is worthwhile is ever easy. Nicholas Sparks
Nothing that is worthwhile is ever easy. Nicholas Sparks
I have checked this part and on replay gain it is at 90 dB so I will leave it as it is thanksbenderca wrote: ↑January 16th, 2022, 8:02 amNicely done! I have one optional suggestion. Violet's line below sounds a little bit softer than everyone else's:wib66 wrote: ↑January 16th, 2022, 4:10 am I have now edited and reuploaded act 2
https://librivox.org/uploads/toddhw/countrymouse_02_law_128kb.mp3
48.04
12:06-12:10 "You are entirely mistaken. He was striking a match."
The volume could be raised slightly, but it is not necessary as she is just walking out -- it could be that she says the line as she leaves.
Super! PL OK!
Michele
Nothing that is worthwhile is ever easy. Nicholas Sparks
Nothing that is worthwhile is ever easy. Nicholas Sparks
Here's my all-together line for the end of the play:
https://librivox.org/uploads/toddhw/countrymouse_bowlby_alltogether.mp3
Thanks, Todd
https://librivox.org/uploads/toddhw/countrymouse_bowlby_alltogether.mp3
Thanks, Todd
Super! I think it will be worth it for the effect. You may not need everybody, however -- maybe 2 or 3 more voices would suffice.wib66 wrote: ↑January 22nd, 2022, 2:58 pmthanks I have asked readers for the line so I can put multiples in they were not there in the original filesbenderca wrote: ↑January 22nd, 2022, 12:45 pm
52:26-52:27 Others. You! !
It should be Violet, Lady Silvia, Vyse, Bowlby, and Lord Robert saying "You!", but it's only Lord Robert -- which sounds a little bit strange, as he'd be the least interested in this news (whereas the others all have reason to be shocked/upset/surprised/taken aback).
Nice editing! Fantastic acting everyone -- this play is hilarious and entertaining!
Excellent -- it's probably just my ears...wib66 wrote: ↑January 22nd, 2022, 3:00 pmI have checked this part and on replay gain it is at 90 dB so I will leave it as it is thanksbenderca wrote: ↑January 16th, 2022, 8:02 am
Nicely done! I have one optional suggestion. Violet's line below sounds a little bit softer than everyone else's:
12:06-12:10 "You are entirely mistaken. He was striking a match."
The volume could be raised slightly, but it is not necessary as she is just walking out -- it could be that she says the line as she leaves.
Super! PL OK!
thank youToddHW wrote: ↑January 22nd, 2022, 3:48 pm Here's my all-together line for the end of the play:
https://librivox.org/uploads/toddhw/countrymouse_bowlby_alltogether.mp3
Thanks, Todd
Michele
Nothing that is worthwhile is ever easy. Nicholas Sparks
Nothing that is worthwhile is ever easy. Nicholas Sparks
Here is Violet's "you":
https://librivox.org/uploads/toddhw/countrymouse_violet_you.mp3
https://librivox.org/uploads/toddhw/countrymouse_violet_you.mp3
-Jenn B.
My Recordings
**Catching up slowly but surely. Please feel free to message me if I miss something.**
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**Catching up slowly but surely. Please feel free to message me if I miss something.**