A History of PantomimeLibrary of Alexandria, 28/09/2020 - 226 páginas |
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... Words, words, words.” In observing “Thatallthe world's a stage,and the menand women merely players,” Shakespearedoubtless included in the genericterm “players,” Pantomimists as well: Inasmuch as this, that when, and wherever acharacter ...
... Words, words, words.” In observing “Thatallthe world's a stage,and the menand women merely players,” Shakespearedoubtless included in the genericterm “players,” Pantomimists as well: Inasmuch as this, that when, and wherever acharacter ...
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... words, “an imitator of Nature,”and from whence we derivethe origin of our word Pantomime. Dryden says:— “Pan taught tojoin with waxunequal reeds;Pan lovesthe shepherds andthe flocks hefeeds.” “Pan,” says Servius, “is a rustic god ...
... words, “an imitator of Nature,”and from whence we derivethe origin of our word Pantomime. Dryden says:— “Pan taught tojoin with waxunequal reeds;Pan lovesthe shepherds andthe flocks hefeeds.” “Pan,” says Servius, “is a rustic god ...
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... this period, was nothing else but acompletesavage, the words of Darwin, thatI havequotedon a previous page, conclusively proves, Ithink (ona commonsense like basis), of the existence of dancing, a rude form of music,
... this period, was nothing else but acompletesavage, the words of Darwin, thatI havequotedon a previous page, conclusively proves, Ithink (ona commonsense like basis), of the existence of dancing, a rude form of music,
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... word Pantomime—The originofHarlequin, Columbine, Clown, and Pantaloon—Grecian Mythology— Transformation Scenes—The rise of Grecian Tragedy and Comedy—The SatiricalDrama. In the year 2347 B.C., in Chapter9,verse20,in Genesis, there ...
... word Pantomime—The originofHarlequin, Columbine, Clown, and Pantaloon—Grecian Mythology— Transformation Scenes—The rise of Grecian Tragedy and Comedy—The SatiricalDrama. In the year 2347 B.C., in Chapter9,verse20,in Genesis, there ...
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... word that wederivethe name Columbine,which means, in the Italian, “littledove.” Homer alludes tothe priestesses as doves,and thatthey administeredto Zeuth (Noah).Nonnus speaks of Cadmus, and others of Orpheus, asintroducing into Greece ...
... word that wederivethe name Columbine,which means, in the Italian, “littledove.” Homer alludes tothe priestesses as doves,and thatthey administeredto Zeuth (Noah).Nonnus speaks of Cadmus, and others of Orpheus, asintroducing into Greece ...
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