- King Lear (1604–05) and John Fletcher's Beggar's Bush. They were
called anticks or God's minstrels, and
later Poor Toms, from the po****r song "Tom of...
-
conservative politician.
While Judd is
reluctant to help
Hobden expose MI5's
anticks,
Hobden threatens to
release a
compromising photo of a
young Judd throwing...
- sums up Gilbert's
theory of
comic acting: "I hold that
there is no such
antick fellow as your
bombastical hero who doth so
earnestly spout forth his folly...
- be
called barbarous. Some resemblance, I
thought some
words had of the
Antick Gr****,
shadowing out
Ahashuerus Theos. And
though it have
small concordance...
- To walk the
studious Cloysters pale, And love the high
embowed Roof With
antick Pillars m****y proof, And
storied Windows richly dight,
Casting a dimm religious...
- required)
Haddon 2004, pp. 18–20
Haddon 2004, p. 28 Abrahams,
Roger D. (1998), "
Antick Dispositions and the
Perilous Politics of Culture:
Costume and
Culture in...
- W. S. Gilbert's)
theory of
comic acting: "I hold that
there is no such
antick fellow as your
bombastical hero who doth so
earnestly spout forth his folly...
- of
seven dancers, "all in Shrowdes," and
joins with them to
dance in "an
antick mockway."
Doctor Makewell treats Wittworth with a
potion concocted of "an...
-
Oliver Herford with
drawings by Herford: Pen and
Inkings (1893).
Artful Anticks (1897). An
Alphabet of
Celebrities (1899). A Child's
Primer of Natural...
-
provided a
complete cast list
while heaping praise on
Lydia Lopokova in The
Antick. Finally,
Aleck Woollcott in his
column Second Thoughts on
First Nights...
