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The old and the new magic (1906)

Evans, Henry Ridgely, b. 1861 · Chicago : The Open court Pub. Co.; [etc., etc.] · leaf 377

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The Pulpit Pantomime, roll their eyes, open their mouths, gesticulate; his animals areexceedingly mobile. Besides this, he makes his characters enactcharming little pantomimic scenes. One he calls the serenade. … Treweys Hands. A piece of cardboard, fashioned to represent the side of a house,constitutes the scenery. A gendarme (supposed to be violently Digitized by Microsoft® TREWEYISM 2,^1 in love with the servant girl) knocks at the door of the mansion,whereupon his fair inamorata appears at the upstairs…

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