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How Paris amuses itself; (1903)

Smith, F. Berkeley (Frank Berkeley), b. 1869 · New York : Funk & Wagnalls · leaf 290

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tion of an audience forhalf an hour by a representation of Hamletplayed with no costumes and no scenery, and forthe most part executed wholly in pantomime,requires rare skill and subtle humor, and thatrarest of qualities in comic men, the time toknow when to stop. There is something especially… … MADEMOISELLE LA BOUFFONNE 250 HOW PARIS AMUSES ITSELF tra seats, reaching to the balcony of pretty boxes,behind which is a circular promenade. The stables themselves are models of well-ordered cleanliness, and each stall that containssome beauty of the ring shines in polished brass.The stall posts…

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