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I Capture the Castle was voted number 8. British public as part of the BBCs The Big Read 2. BiographyeditEarly lifeeditSmith was born on 3 May 1. Whitefield, near Bury in Lancashire, England. She was an only child. Her parents were Ernest and Ella Smith ne Furber. Ernest was a bank manager he died in 1. Dodie was two years old. Dodie and her mother moved to Old Trafford to live with her grandparents, William and Margaret Furber. Dodies childhood home, known as Kingston House,3 was at 6. Stretford Road. 4 It faced the Manchester Ship Canal,1 and she lived with her mother, maternal grandparents, two aunts and three uncles. In her autobiography Look Back with Love 1. William as one of three reasons she became a playwright. He was an avid theatregoer, and they had long talks about Shakespeare and melodrama. The second reason, her uncle Harold Furber, an amateur actor, read plays with her and introduced her to contemporary drama. Thirdly, her mother had wanted to be an actress, an ambition frustrated except for walk on parts, once in the company of Sarah Bernhardt. Smith wrote her first play at the age of ten, and she began acting in minor roles during her teens at the Manchester Athenaeum Dramatic Society. Presently there is a blue plaque commemorating the building where Dorothy grew up. The formative years of Dorothys childhood were spent at this house. Move to Londonedit. Blue plaque, 1. 8 Dorset Square. In 1. 91. 0 Ella remarried and moved to London with her new husband and the 1. Dodie, who attended school in both Manchester and at St Pauls Girls School. In 1. 91. 4 Dodie entered the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art RADA. Her first role came in Arthur Wing Pineros play Playgoers. Other roles after RADA included a Chinese girl in Mr. Wu, a parlor maid in Ye Gods, and a young mother in Niobe, which was directed by Basil Dean, who would later buy her play Autumn Crocus. She was also in the Portsmouth Repertory Theatre, travelled with a YMCA company to entertain troops in France during World War I, toured with the French comedy French Leave, and appeared as Anne in Galsworthys play The Pigeon at the Everyman Theatre and at a festival in Zrich, Switzerland. During her mothers illness while dying of breast cancer, Dodie and her mother became devotees of Christian Science. Career after actingeditEven though Smith had sold a movie script, Schoolgirl Rebels, using the pseudonym Charles Henry Percy,1 and written a one act play, British Talent, that premiered at the Three Arts Club in 1. In 1. 92. 3, she accepted a job in Heal and Sons furniture store in London and became the toy buyer and mistress of the chairman, Ambrose Heal. She wrote her first play, Autumn Crocus, in 1. C. L. Anthony. Its success, and the discovery of her identity by journalists, inspired the newspaper headline, Shopgirl Writes Play. The show starred Fay Compton and Francis Lederer. Smiths fourth play Call it a Day was acted by the Theatre Guild on 2. January 1. 93. 6 and ran for 1. It ran in London for 5. Smiths plays to date. It was compared favourably to George S. Kaufman and Edna Ferbers play Dinner at Eight and Edward Knoblocks Grand Hotel by Joseph Wood Krutch. He also said of the production that it stays pretty consistently on the level of comedy and imposes upon its brittle structure no greater emotional weight than that structure is capable of bearing. After the success of Call it a Day, Smith was able to purchase The Barretts, a cottage near the village of Finchingfield, Essex. Her next play, Bonnet over the Windmill 1. It concerns three aspiring young actresses and their landlady, a middle aged former music hall performer, and the young womens attempts to attract the attention of a playwright and a theatre producer with hopes of obtaining dramatic roles. Her next play, Dear Octopus 1. Dame Marie Tempest and Sir John Gielgud. The unusual title refers to a toast in the play To the familythat dear octopus from whose tentacles we never quite escape, nor, in our inmost hearts, ever quite wish to. Brooks Atkinson termed Smith a domestic panoramatist and compared her to many English novelists, from Samuel Richardson to Archibald Marshall he also described her as the appointed recorder of the English family. The production in London ran for 3. New York of only 5. When Smith travelled to America to cast Dear Octopus, she brought with her Alec Macbeth Beesley, who had also worked at Heals and had become her longtime friend and business manager. The two married in 1. She would not have another play staged in London until 1. Lovers and Friends did play at the Plymouth Theatre in 1. The show featured Katharine Cornell and Raymond Massey. Smith lived for many years in Dorset Square, Marylebone, London, where a plaque now commemorates her occupation. Later lifeeditDuring the 1. Smith and Beesley relocated to the United States to avoid legal difficulties of his being a conscientious objector. She felt homesick for Britain, which inspired her first novel, written in Doylestown, Pennsylvania, named I Capture The Castle 1. She and Beesley also spent time in Beverly Hills, Malibu, and Wilton, Connecticut. During their American interlude, the couple became friends with writers Christopher Isherwood, Charles Brackett and John Van Druten. In her memoirs Smith credits Beesley with making the suggestion to Van Druten that he adapt Isherwoods Sally Bowles story Goodbye to Berlin into a play the Van Druten play, I Am a Camera, later became the musical Cabaret. In her memoirs, Smith acknowledges having received writing advice from her friend, the novelist A. J. Cronin. Smiths first play back in London, Letter from Paris, was an adaptation of Henry Jamess short novel The Reverberator. She used the adapting style of William Archibalds play The Innocents adapted from The Turn of the Screw and Ruth and Augustus Goetzs play The Heiress adapted from Washington Square. Smith died in 1. Beesley in Uttlesford, Essex, England. She was cremated and her ashes scattered to the wind. She had named Julian Barnes as her literary executor, a job she thought would not be much work. Barnes writes of the complicated task in his essay Literary Executions, revealing among other things how he secured the return of the movie rights to I Capture the Castle, which had been owned by Disney since 1. Smiths personal papers are housed in Boston Universitys Howard Gotlieb Archival Research Center, and include manuscripts, photographs, artwork and correspondence including letters from Christopher Isherwood and John Gielgud. The Hundred and One DalmatianseditPongo, the canine protagonist of The Hundred and One Dalmatians, was named after Smiths own pet Dalmatian, the first of nine. Smith got the idea for her novel when a friend remarked of her own dalmatians Those dogs would make a lovely fur coatMovies adapted from her workseditReferencesedit abc. Contoh Soal Uts Bahasa Indonesia Sd Kelas 4 Semester 2. Hile 2. 00. 4 abcdefghij. Hadsel 1. 98. 2 ab. Grove 2. 00. 4 ab. Scheerhout, John 1.