Games of skill, and conjuring: including draughts, dominoes, chess, morrice (1865)
London, New York, G. Routledge and sons · leaf 134
a third person, who shouldendeavour to distinguish the different parts by different tones ofvoice. A little tin foot, soldered to the end of an iron wire, is thecontrivance by which each character is supported in an upright posi-tion and moved on and off the stage. When a character has to strikea… … figure will be made to take the place of the other; this plan is muchbetter than the ordinary one of pulling one figure off the stage andpushing another on in its place. When you exhibit your theatre you must hang drapery all roundit, so as to completely screen yourself and your assistants fiom…
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