How to Produce Children's Plays
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Then there would be apples, and some bright colored vegetables like carrots, and perhaps a small keg of herring. What other things would there be? Wouldn't covering a round wooden butter-box or even a small collar-box with orange- yellow tissue paper make it look like a huge cheese?
And how would a cradle be made? (See Properties.) So much for the scene-setting. Now for the cos- tumes?
What kind of clothes would they wear in the four- teenth century? Who can tell? What was the style of their dr...ess? They wove and spun their own ma- terial, did they not? What would these materials be?
82 CHILDREN'S PLAYS Didn't the children wear high-waisted little dresses, with straight skirts and white muslin caps or coifs?
What did the Mayor wear? Read the text. Who gave him this ermine cloak? How shall we make it?
(See chapter on Costuming.) The Piper's costume is described, his cloak was half red and half yellow. The other people must have worn clothes of a solid color or they wouldn't have been so surprised at his.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then there would be apples, and some bright colored vegetables like carrots, and perhaps a small keg of herring. What other things would there be? Wouldn't covering a round wooden butter-box or even a small collar-box with orange- yellow tissue paper make it look like a huge cheese?
And how would a cradle be made? (See Properties.) So much for the scene-setting. Now for the cos- tumes?
What kind of clothes would they wear in the four- teenth century? Who can tell? What was the style of their dr...ess? They wove and spun their own ma- terial, did they not? What would these materials be?
82 CHILDREN'S PLAYS Didn't the children wear high-waisted little dresses, with straight skirts and white muslin caps or coifs?
What did the Mayor wear? Read the text. Who gave him this ermine cloak? How shall we make it?
(See chapter on Costuming.) The Piper's costume is described, his cloak was half red and half yellow. The other people must have worn clothes of a solid color or they wouldn't have been so surprised at his.
What to read after How to Produce Children's Plays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mackay Constance D'arcy to read onlineMoreLess
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