It Is By Spending Oneself That One

Once The Curtain Is Raised, The Actor Is Ceases To Belong To Himself. He Belongs To His Character, To His Author, To His Public. He Must Do The Impossible To Identify Himself With The First, Not To Betray The Second, And Not To Disappoint The Third.

For The Theatre One Needs Long Arms... An Artiste With Short Arms Can Never Make A Fine Gesture.

The Truth, The Absolute Truth, Is That The Chief Beauty For The Theatre Consists In Fine Bodily Proportions.

Those Who Know The Joys And Miseries Of Celebrities When They Have Passed The Age Of Forty Know How To Defend Themselves.

... Actors Of The First Water Are Not More Plentiful Than Playwrights Of Genius.