But then we should have seen before our inner eye only that which the names of foreign places awake in ourselves.

We should not really have seen the wonders of the world through the eyes of his soul and with the glow of his hope.

The drama would have given dead names to our ear; the photoplay gives ravishing scenery to our eye and shows the fancy of the young fellow in the scene really living.
From here we see the perspective to the fantastic dreams which the camera can fixate.

Whenever the theater introduces an imagined setting and the stage clouds sink over the sleeper and the angels fill the stage, the beauty of the verses must excuse the shortcomings of the visual appeal.

The photoplay artist can gain his triumphs here.