Dick's parlor exhibitions containing a large and varied collection of elegant home amusements .. (1882)
Dick, William Brisbane. [from old catalog] · New York, Dick & Fitzgerald · leaf 136
PUNCH AND JUDY. 130 be enveloped in a long white linen gown ; and the Clown must be arrayed in the true circus style. In constructing the dress- es, the reader will have his patience sorely tried, unless he can persuade a few young ladies to aid him with their nimble fin- gers. Motion is given to… … Fig. 2. We have not yet alluded to two important characters in the drama — namely, the Baby and the eccentric dog Toby. Any little doll may be dressed in long-clothes to represent the Baby, so the reader may be spared the trouble of carving another head. The part of Toby is generally filled by a…
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