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ccess, but it survived only four performances. _Bergens Tidende_[40] gives a careful, well-written analysis of the play and of the presentation. The reviewer gives full credit for the beauty of the staging and the excellence of the acting, but criticises the censor sharply for the unskillful cutting, and the stage manager for the long, tiresome waits. _Bergens Aftenblad_[41] praises the performance almost without reserve. [40. May 15, 1897.] [41. May 15, 1897.] And the last chapter in the history of Shakespeare's dramas in Bergen is a revival of _A Winter's Tale_ in the season 1902-3. The theater had done its utmost to give a spendid and worthy setting, and great care was given to the rehearsals. The result was a performance which, for beauty, symmetry, and artistic unity ranks among the very best that have ever been seen at the theater. The press was unanimous in its cordial recognition.[42] The play was given no less than nine times during October, 1902. Since then Shakespeare has not been given at _Den Nationale Scene i Bergen_. [42. See _Bergens Aftenblad_ for October 6-9, 1902; _Bergens Tidende_, October 6, 1902.] APPENDIX Register Of Shakespearean Performances In Norway _Kristiania_ I. Christiania Theater. The following record is an excerpt of all the data relating to Shakespeare in T. Blanc: _Fortegnelse over alle dramatiske Arbeider, som siden Kristiania Theaters offentlige Aabning den 30 Januar, 1827, har vaeret opforte paa samme af dets Personale indtil 15 Juni 1899_. This _Fortegnelse_ is still unpublished. The MS. is quarto No. 940 in the University Library, Kristiania. 1. Blind Alarm. Skuespil i fem Akter af Shakespeare. (Original Title: _Much Ado About Nothing_). Translated by Carl Borgaard, from the nineteenth performance, May 18, 1878, under the title _Stor Staahei for Ingenting_, Oct. 29, 1854, May 26, 1878. 18 times. 2. Coriolanus. Sorgespil i 5 Akter af Shakespeare, bearbeidet for Scenen af H. Lassen. Jan. 21, 1874--Jan. 10, 1876. 13 times. 3. De Muntre Koner i Windsor. Lystspil i 5 Akter af Shakespeare. (Adapted for the stage by H. Lassen.) May 14, 1873, Nov. 8, 1876. 12 times. 4. En Skjaersommernatsdrom. Eventyrkomedie i 5 Akter af W. Shakespeare. (Original Title: _A Midsummer Night's Dream_.) Translated by Oehlenschlaeger. Music by Mendelssohn-Bartholdy. April 17, 1865, May 27, 1866. 10 times. 5. Et Vintereventyr. Romantisk Skuespil i 5 Akte
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