A History of Pantomime by R. J. Broadbent
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CHAPTER XI. Italian Pantomime--Riccoboni--Broom's "Antipodes"--Gherardi--Extemporal Comedies--Salvator Rosa--Impromptu Acting CHAPTER XII. Pantomimical Characters--Neapolitan Pantomime--The Harlequin Family--The Original Characters in the Italian Pantomimes--Celebrated Harlequins--Italian and French Harlequins--A French view of the English Clown--Pierrots' origin--Pantaloon, how the name has been derived--Columbine--Marionette and Puppet Shows CHAPTER XIII. Italian Scenarios and English "Platts"--Pantaloon--Tarleton, the Clown--Extemporal Comedy--The Poet Milton--Ben Jonson--The Commonwealth--"A Reign of Dramatic Terror"--Robert Cox and his "Humours" and "Drolleries"--The Restoration CHAPTER XIV. Introduction of Pantomimes to the English Stage--Weaver's "History of the Mimes and Pantomimes"--Weaver's |
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