A History of Pantomime by R. J. Broadbent
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the word Pantomime--The origin of Harlequin, Columbine,
Clown, and Pantaloon--Grecian Mythology--Transformation Scenes--The rise of Grecian Tragedy and Comedy--The Satirical Drama CHAPTER III. The origin of the Indian Drama--Aryan Mythology--Clown and Columbine--Origin of the Chinese Drama--Inception of the Japanese Drama--The Siamese Drama--Dramatic performances of the South Sea Islanders, Peruvians, Aztecs, Zulus, and Fijis--The Egyptian Drama CHAPTER IV. "Dancing," _i.e._ Pantomime--Grecian Dancing and Pantomimic Scenes--Aristotle--Homer--Dances common to both Greeks and Romans CHAPTER V. Thespis--The Progress of Tragedy and Comedy--Aeschylus--The Epopée--Homer--Sophocles--Euripides--Grecian Mimes--The First Athenian Theatre--Scenery and Effects |
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