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P.T. 巴纳姆:奋斗与胜利·补录 454

P.T. 巴纳姆《奋斗与胜利》· Struggles and Triumphs · 领导

Mr. Lumley, manager of Pier Majesty’s Theatre, used to send me an order for a private box for every opera night, and I frequently availed myself of his courtesy. I had an idea that much money might be made by transferring his entire opera company, which then included Piccolomini and Titjiens to New York for a short season. The plan included the charter of a special steamer for the company and the conveyance of the entire troup, including the orchestra, with their instruments, and the chorus, costumes, scores, and properties of the company. It was a gigantic scheme, which would no doubt have been pecuniarily successful, and Mr. Lumley and I went so far as to draw up the preliminaries of an arrangement, in which I was to share a due proportion of the profits for my assistance in the management; but after a while, and to the evident regret of Mr. Lumley, the scheme was given up.

出处: https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/50115
定位:Additional excerpt 454 · 核对日期:2026-10-19 · 核验:短摘录

白话

巴纳姆常获伦敦女王陛下剧院经理拉姆利先生赠送私人包厢票,他由此想到一个宏大计划:把整个歌剧团(包括著名歌手皮科洛米尼和蒂蒂恩斯)搬到纽约演出短季,包专船运送全体人员、乐器、服装、乐谱和道具。这计划若成肯定赚钱,两人甚至草拟了协议,巴纳姆参与管理并分利润。但最终计划放弃,拉姆利明显感到遗憾。这说明,即使前景诱人的大项目,也可能因各种现实原因搁浅,需要权衡风险与可行性。

上下文

巴纳姆在自传中回忆自己曾策划将英国歌剧团整体搬到美国演出,但计划未实现。

今日一问

你是否有过看似完美却最终放弃的计划?当时是哪些因素让你决定放弃?

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