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Harlequin into the theatres'
pantomimes under the name of "Lun" (for "lunatic"). He
gained great po****rity for his
pantomimes,
especially beginning with...
- Look up
pantomime in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Pantomime is a type of
musical comedy stage production,
developed in
England and
designed for family...
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appeared in
numerous pantomimes at
Theatre Royal Windsor Douglas Byng – (1893–1987) A
legendary dame who
appeared in over 50
pantomimes, Byng was also a noted...
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American pantomimes. In 1993, a
production of
Cinderella at the UCLA
Freud Theatre starred Zsa Zsa Gabor.
Pantomonium Productions has
produced pantomimes annually...
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Buttons is a
traditional character in
Cinderella pantomimes, and is
commonly portra**** in
Cinderella pantomimes throughout the UK and Australia. He is typically...
- them to breathe.
Pantomime horses and cows
feature in
Christmas pantomimes,
mainly in the
United Kingdom. The
progenitors of the
pantomime horse costume...
- μῖμος, mimos, "imitator, actor"), is a
person who uses mime (also
called pantomime outside of Britain), the
acting out of a
story through body
motions without...
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annual pantomimes were held at
Windsor Castle by the
British royal family. The
young princesses Elizabeth and
Margaret starred in the
pantomimes and the...
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English pantomimes (which were
originally mute harlequinades; in the 19th century, the
harlequinade was a "play
within a play"
during the
pantomime), finding...
- is
tempted with
wealth by the Devil. This was the
ancestor of all the
pantomimes of that
title that followed,
adaptations of
which continue to appear....
