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Stead, Philip<br />

John Mr. Punch 1950 English<br />

seashore, or at the Christmas<br />

party, Mr. Punch still exercises<br />

his age old magic - a magic<br />

which draws the child of to-day<br />

as surely as it drew its greatgreat-grand-parents.<br />

Who was<br />

Mt. Punch? - how did this<br />

legend grow - how has the<br />

familiar ritual been handed on<br />

through the generations?<br />

Philip Stead provides these<br />

answers in an enthralling story<br />

of Punch the marionette<br />

through the ages. We see him<br />

first as Pulcinella in Italy,<br />

crossing the frontier to<br />

become Polichinelle in France<br />

and finding his way across the<br />

Channel to land in England as<br />

Mr. Punch. The story of Punch<br />

must also be the story of the<br />

great puppet masters of the<br />

past, of the influence of the<br />

great Mr. Powel and in<br />

Victorian England, of Piccini.<br />

The variations and<br />

elaborations which have grown<br />

Stead, Philip<br />

PN1979.P9 S8<br />

up around this theme are<br />

John<br />

Mr Punch 1950 1950 described and the libretto of<br />

Steinmann, Buhne" : eine PN1982.S74<br />

Peter K. optische Bilanz S74 1984 1984 German<br />

Evans Brothers<br />

Limited<br />

Evans Bros<br />

Vertrieb,<br />

Internationale

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