File:A Month in the Country by Turgenev.jpg
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English: A scene from Act Three of A Month in the Country by Ivan Turgenev. Islayev (left, played by Nikolai Massalitinov) and his mother, Anna Semenovna (played by Maria Samarova) surprise his wife, Natalya (centre, played by Olga Knipper), and her would-be lover and friend of the family, Rakitin (played by Konstantin Stanislavski). NATALYA: Help me, I'm lost with out you. [Entrance of ISLAYEV and ANNA SEMENOVNA] ISLAYEV: That was always my opinion... What does this mean? What is all this? RAKITIN: Oh... nothing... nothing at all... there's... Moscow Art Theatre production, 1909 |
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| Source | The Russian Theatre by Sayler |
| Author | Published by Brentano's, NY, 1922 |
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