What shall we do now? Five hundred games and pastimes: (1907)
Fisher, Dorothy Canfield, 1879-1958 · New York, F.A. Stokes company · leaf 125
ing the one behind him. The one behind furnishes the armsby thrusting his out in front. The little feet resting on thetable show from the folds of the cloak and give the appear-ance of a dwarf. The players are then called back and thedwarf, whose face should be disguised, performs any feat that io6… … The Dancing Dwaef person. The light should be turned down somewhat and theaudience should be straight in front of the table to keep theillusion at its best. Charades Charades can be written in advance and carefully re-hearsed, but in this book we are concerned more nearly withthose that are…
Games · Amusements
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