You will be happy to know that the Wilkie Collins who ostensibly writes " The Hoydens and Mr . Dickens " has a much smoother, less ornate style than the Wilkie Collins who wrote " The Moonstone " and " The Woman in White ."
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Ferlinghetti, along with Ginsberg and Jack Kerouac and a host of others, added to San Francisco's signature reputation as a haven for the odd and loving, the ragged and laughing, teeming reapers of the spoken word, the hoyden and the hungry and the working man.
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"The Hoydens and Mr . Dickens " is the third in a series which postulates that Dickens'friend _ and future novelist _ Wilkie Collins wrote a series of recently discovered manuscripts detailing the adventures he and Dickens engaged in during the middle years of Victoria's reign.
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It was described by the critic Alan Dale as " a ghastly collection of decayed jokes, taphouse slang, meaningless music and direly trashy story . . . " He contributed lyrics to " The Hoyden ", a Charles Dillingham production that ran from October 19, 1907, to February 1, 1908.
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Later, theatrical manager Hugh McIntosh found Brownlow in California, where he had gone to act in silent films, including the 1913 movie " The Hoyden's Awakening ", now living in dereliction, and brought him back to Australia under contract, but he soon " lapsed into his old habit ."
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Ms . Preston's wonderful Miranda, androgynously dressed in her father's hand-me-downs ( part of Toni-Leslie James's well-thought-out costume scheme ), is a fiery, impetuous hoyden, bursting with a sense of newly discovered womanhood, who has little in common with the usual sleeping-beauty portrayals.
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Lady Teazle, Miss Hoyden, Lady Plyant in " The Double Dealer " ( William Congreve ), Hypolita in " She would and she would not ", Little Pickle, and Dollalolla in " Tom Thumb " were some of the other parts she played before her marriage to Charles Kemble, which took place 2 July 1806.
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Once both old men accept their heirs'marriage, Annabelle pulls a cushion out from under her dress, revealing her pregnancy fictitious and her virtue intact . ( Brome's play shares this plot device with Thomas May's 1622 comedy " The Heir " . ) Tim Hoyden is now the son of a gentleman, as he'd always wanted to be; the play's conflicts are resolved.
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He is in a romantic relationship with a hoyden, Anastasya " Nastya " Solomina, but a quarrel about the revolution infuriates Nastya, who immediately seeks out Philip Solomin, kisses him, and demands marriage . ( It is implied that Philip had previously had a non-reciprocated interest in her, and believes at first he is being mocked . ) As the wedding preparations begin, Kolya begs for forgiveness, but Nastya savors the revenge.
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But when the story goes weakly meandering into a pointless, confused romance between Dan and a New Orleans hoyden, played airily by Dorothy Lamour, and then marries him off to an old sweetheart who is crippled ( Marjorie Reynolds ), it is labored and dull . . . Mr . De Wolfe, with some coaching, might do in an amateur show, but he is definitely a minus quantity in a spot generally filled by Bob Hope.
