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... scripts . Here , by way of illustration , is a marked script of Westbrook Van Voorhis's , announcer for " The March of Time on the Air . " 9 See A. J. Latham , “ Abandon , A Characteristic of Perfected Speech , " Quar- terly Journal of ...
... scripts . Here , by way of illustration , is a marked script of Westbrook Van Voorhis's , announcer for " The March of Time on the Air . " 9 See A. J. Latham , “ Abandon , A Characteristic of Perfected Speech , " Quar- terly Journal of ...
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... script , but you may enjoy seeing how Mr. Van Voorhis did it . The following letter was sent out by Time with the script , to explain its markings : All of us have to make speeches sometime . And so I thought you would like to see some ...
... script , but you may enjoy seeing how Mr. Van Voorhis did it . The following letter was sent out by Time with the script , to explain its markings : All of us have to make speeches sometime . And so I thought you would like to see some ...
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... script in such a way that you can judiciously cut it if you find that you are run- ning over time . Conversely , experienced readers provide them- selves with a " cushion " with which , if need be , they can pad out a script that falls ...
... script in such a way that you can judiciously cut it if you find that you are run- ning over time . Conversely , experienced readers provide them- selves with a " cushion " with which , if need be , they can pad out a script that falls ...
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Oral Reading: Discussion and Principles, and an Anthology of Practice ... Lionel Crocker,Louis Michael Eich No preview available - 1955 |
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