What Shall We Do To-night?: Or, Social Amusements for Evening Parties. Furnishing Complete and Varied Programmes for Twenty-six EntertainmentsDick & Fitzgerald, 1873 - Всего страниц: 366 |
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ALBERT ALFRED amusing arms audience battle-cry of freedom BETTY cards centre chair CHINAMAN circle color cork costume covered Crocodile curtain dear door dress effect ELIZA EMMA Emperor of Austria Enter EUGENE Exit eyes face Fair Lady fastened fat hen feet figure finger forefinger four gentleman GEORGE give guess hair handkerchief HANGMAN head HENRY hold hundred thousand Jack JOEY JONES KAMEHA Kate kettle know the muffin lady laughing LEADER left hand legs light look loop MUSICAL MERRY-GO-ROUND muslin Napoleon Bonaparte never nose OCHEE painted pantomime paper parlor party pass pay a forfeit performance PETER Pickwick Papers piece PLAYER PUNCH Punch and Judy right hand round SAMBO Samivel scene seats shadow shake shawl showman side sing stage stick string suppose tableaux Tableaux Vivants tape throwing thumb Toby trick turn word
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