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“- ბატონებო! თქვენ წინაშეა ჰარი ჰალერი. მას ბრალად ედება მაგიური თეატრის ბოროტად გამოყენება. როცა მან ჩვენი მშვენიერი სურათების გალერეა ეგრეთ წოდებულ სინამდვილესთან გააიგივა და გათქვიფა, ხოლო სარკეში არეკლილი გოგონა ასეთივე არეკლილი დანით სასიკვდილოდ განგმირა, ამ საქციელით მან მარტოოდენ ჩვენი მაღალი ხელოვნება როდი შეურაცხყო! იგი არაიუმორისტული გზით შეეცადა ჩვენი თეატრი თვითმკვლელობის იარაღად გამოეყენებინა! ამიტომაც სასამართლომ ჰარელს მარადიული სიცოცხლის განაჩენი გამოუტანა. შემდგომ ამისა, მას თორმეტი საათის განმავლობაში ეკრძალება ჩვენს თეატრში შემოსვლა . ამასთან ერთად, ძალაში რჩება ბრალდებულისათვის გამოტანილი ერთჯერადი დაცინვის განაჩენიც. ბატონებო! გთხოვთ, აღასრულოთ! ერთი, ორი, სამი! მესამე თვლაზე ყველა იქ მყოფი თვინიერად ახარხარდა, ეს ციური დასის სიცილი იყო , ადამიანის ყურისათვის აუტანელი, არაამქვეყნიური და შემზარავი.”

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Hermann Hesse
Hermann Hesse

Hermann Hesse was a German poet and novelist, born on July 2, 1877, and died on August 9, 1962. Known for his profound psychological descriptions and exploration of human nature, his works include classics such as 'Steppenwolf' and 'The Glass Bead Game'. more

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