ose it all, Which cannot fail to please both great and small. Although upon such playthings, still the partTo be performd will be no less an art.And should some small affrighted trumpet shriek,Or bashful whistle loose its voice and squeak,Or some presumptuous little would-be drumShould be puffed… … A TOPSYTURVY CONCERT BY GEORGE BRADFORD BARTLETT THIS is one of the funniest entertainments ever seen,and one of the easiest to prepare. It needs only a screen or a curtain stretched acrossany room. The height of the curtain may be determined bythe size of the children who sing in the concert,…
Children's plays · Amusements
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