This week we are looking at two words which may be confused by learners of English: produce and product. Improve your English with Collins. For better is one day in thy courts above thousands. I have chosen to be an abject in the house of my God, rather than to dwell in the tabernacles of sinners. One thing have I desired of the LORD, that will I seek after; that I may dwell in the house of the LORD all the days of my life, to behold the beauty of the LORD, and to inquire in his temple. And Kore the son of Jimnah the Levite, the doorkeeper toward the east, was over the voluntary-offerings of God, to distribute the heave-offerings of Jehovah, and the most holy things.

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As for Drury Lane - but there, let me confess at once that I aspired too high. Surely it was absurd to endeavour to see a There is no door the Holy Spirit cannot close and no door He cannot open to ensure that the proper access is given at the proper time in the proper way according to the perfect will of God. He is The Doorkeeper of God’s great Kingdom. Perhaps the Doyen among stage door keepers in London is to be found installed at lyceum. This individual is quite a veteran, and was attached to the theatre when Sir Henry Irving was far less familiar to the player going public than is the case nowadays. He’s an old soldier, wearing several medals on his breast, and he is said to be a very sound judge of the drama. In some of the London and provincial theatres the duties of stage door keeper are undertaken by ex actors who, finding as they have advanced in years that opportunities for playing parts grow more difficult to secure, have thankfully accepted the position. noon and night, wet or fine - he simply can't tear himself away from the theatre; and when he takes a holiday he goes to the play!" I ever remember seeing the chorus change its wardrobe quite as often in the course of an evening. Pretty, winsome Agnes Frazer is altogether charming; Florence Lloyd, who is usually one of the best 'boys' on the boards, quite shines in a coster-girl study; a one-time great Gaiety favourite, Phyllis Broughton, lifts a very small part into something like importance; Walter Passmore, always an artist, gives a capital sketch of a dog trainer, and is funny without being vulgar. The songs are not striking nor 'whistleable,' but one song and chorus is built round the prettiest idea that has been seen and heard for many a long day."

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The song isn't much," observed the Press Agent (who had just been getting some material for paragraphs from the leading lady), "but it's made a good deal of by the girl who sings it at the Comedy. Carrie Moore, who took Letty Lind's place in 'The Girl from Kay's' is an Australian. Pretty girl, too, and deuced clever." Yes, without doubt mine is an exceptional case, a somewhat pitiable one also, I am at times inclined to think, and yet after all I verily believe I squeeze more enjoyment out of the stage doors than many inside habitues squeeze out of the actors and actresses - lady members of the profession kindly note that I write in a figurative sense - at any rate judging from many of the newspaper reports - I beg pardon, newspaper criticisms. I remember the time when, like an ordinary, peaceful, and contented playgoer, I used to arm myself with my Shakespeare, or my "Saints and Sinners," or my "Times," and proceed to one or the other of the orange-smelling parts of the theatre and take in the drama like a respectable citizen. Now things are changed. I find myself an outside man one of the crowd of dramatic hangers-on. I get mixed up with coatless gentlemen in white silent slippers, "cutty" pipes and red noses, juvenile newsvendors, horses' legs, violin, cornet, and trombone cases, faces which are a credit to the noble army of barbers, bantering ladies, and flowery, crush hat fops. And I like it, too. I simply revel in it. Endeavour as I may and do, I cannot keep away from stage doors. I have been moved on many times; I have even been conducted out of a street in which one of my favourite stage doors is situated, but this simply has the effect of driving me on to another.

Psalm 84:10 For better is one day in Your courts than a

Ellicott's Commentary for English Readers(10) I had rather be a doorkeeper.--Better, I had rather wait on the threshold, as not worthy (LXX. and Vulgate, "be rejected in scorn") to enter the precincts. The idea of "doorkeeper," however, though not necessarily involved in the Hebrew word, is suggested in a Korahite psalm, since the Korahites were "keepers of the gates of the tabernacle, and keepers of the entry." Compare with this wish the words which a Greek poet puts into the mouth of his hero, who sweeps the threshold of Apollo's temple: assured me that they knew them both off the stage), to point them out to me, but all to no purpose. The only satisfaction I have ever been able to get from these knowing ones has been that they (Mr. Irving and Miss Terry) must have gone in or come out by another door. His remuneration was not great, but a good doorkeeper was the recipient of many tips, some of them quite handsome (or else he might not be so diligent next time in performing those extra-mural duties). In some theatres the stage doorkeeper was even entrusted with the task of distributing the weekly pay envelopes to the players, reinforcing his worth to the actors. Well," interrupted the Understudy, "I don't know that I should mean it the way you mean. The piece is certainly horticultural. Both acts end with a tableau of flowers, and the grouping is the same as a floral ballet in a pantomime! There is rather too much of the roses and garden-stuff business. Nobody will surely have the temerity to send up any bouquets during this run. It would seem like rubbing it in!" It is like a man, traveling to another country, having left his house, and given authority to his servants, and to each one his work, and also commanded the doorkeeper to keep watch.It's one of the things about this profession that I never have been able to understand," said the Gentleman who was waiting for the Soubrette. (When you've been a stage door keeper for awhile you soon get to know who's waiting for who.) For one day in thy courts is better than thousands. I would rather be an abject in the house of God, than dwell in the tents of sinners.

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