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Meanings of pantomimist in English
Usage of pantomimist in English
1
Even the poor pantomimist of Drury Lane felt himself his superior.
2
Interview with Marcel Marceau, the French pantomimist, who is at the Barrymore Theatre.
3
Gratitude is undoubtedly a thing that should not be attempted by the amateur pantomimist.
4
Thanks, however, to his lessons, she quickly became an excellent musician, pantomimist, and dancer.
5
The tickets were to see a famed international pantomimist.
6
Almost equally frequent were presentments of Agilius Septentrio, the celebrated pantomimist; and of Palus, champion charioteer.
7
Vitellius compared her to Mnester, the famous pantomimist.
8
Carlo Antonio Delpini was a famous pantomimist in his day at Drury Lane, Covent Garden and the Haymarket.
9
I remember well the Frenchwoman Celeste, a splendid pantomimist, and her emotional "Wept of the Wishton-Wish."
10
A great pantomimist- aMlle
11
Mr. Hammond thinks I am a good pantomimist; but Grimes declares I have no 'film charm,' and Miss Gray sighed again.
12
Describes Marceau's costume which is derived from costumes of pantomimists centuries ago.
13
Pantomimists, and dancing girls with bare faces, have replaced Paulus and Roscius.
14
It was at a dance at a studio, and some French pantomimists gave a little play.
15
This led to the education of a series of pantomimists, who taught action conventionally to represent words.
16
His father was one of a troupe of Ephesian pantomimists, and his mother a golden-haired Cyprian dancer.
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Pantomimist through the time