DOCSLIB.ORG

Masquerade Ball!

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
Masquerade Ball! midst of a severs Maine wintar, bnt had stepped GRAND Appointments by the Pope. New York Hour Market. local an* Netos. into their flower Eocal Netoa. I BY TELEGRAPH State forth in their ilippert garden, %aIlotoeU New 16. A cable to New of 1 lies of York, February telegram Ysfk. Feb. 18,1*7*. gathering its treasures roses, the valley, [NEWS the Freedman’s Journal the has made leaves of The lecture of Hob. AV. AV. says Pope Emmro Sdoit. The Bowdolnham Quarterly meeting is in set. heliotrope, and the sb'n'ng the smilax. Thomas, Speaker the following appointments There was no mean cl' decorations in the of the House of at Wilson Hall -TOTHE- cent, on eel), tion at Gardiner. display Representatives, Bev. James A. Healy of Boston, Catholic Bish- Money easy, I Mat- per Starling line—there was the glittering of gems, on Monday evening, was upon rather Ball! exchange 48S-a4MW tor demaadand esaax tnm jewelry “Norway” op of Portland Me. from the beautiful rubie to the than Sweden as the latter Gold at and Sloeedal 118*. The grosbeak birds are so tame that they will llashisg, brilliant announced, though Masquerade Ker. Thomas of day.. opened 114*, Galberry, Angnstinian Bishop Iona# wereataoma* diamond. Indeed, so rich were the costumes and country was alluded to as a twin sister o£ the for- Carrying rate., 1 percent.; eat seed from a person's hand. Hartford. flat. The AsslsUnt Treasurer paid ant *181J80 in varied the that to a of mer, similar of soil—or styles, attempt description possessing peculiarities gaily gemukc journal J. J. Bain, of of Wheel- Interest and in redemption of bonds. would no of 4c. of Harper's Ferry, Bishop 111,000 The horse car between thi9 city and llallowell one, gi've idea the general character rock, temperature, An interesting sketch Granite Hail, of the whole, and so we leave the “fillings in” to travel, vivid word pictures of mountain and ocean has supplied itself with a regular horse car gong— ROCKLAND. I*BeT. Mr. Krautboyer of Milwaukee, Bishop of the lively imaginations of those of our readers who scenery—frigid enough to compare with our own Green Bay. Dotted flutes Sixes (coupons), lflfll, lit* “citvfled," you know. have ever in such scenes. Tbe skill Arctic of the man- WEDNESDAY F£8. !7. 840’s 1M* mingled gay winter—glowing descriptions EVE’G, Bev. Mr. of a cre- mST Municipal Affair*. Harley Peoria, Bishop of see •• of the average rnantua maker must have been com- ners and customs of the people, interspersed with 18#*, In another the Howard Benevolent So- ated for that city. P« column, exhausted in the of the anecdotes, served to an au- Itockland, February 16. A prohibition caucus 1888, 118* pletely preparation elegant spicy keep appreciative Music Full Bev. John Ireland of St Vicar of dience an hour by Richardson’s Paul, Minn., .18(8, (now) lM ciety acknowledges the generous gift money costumes. The gentlemen were no less careful interested and in good humor lor at City Hall, tbia evening, nominated Allen Bow- Apostolic of Nebraska. Ilf* about their donned and a in of the uncomfortable con- 1887, from the Bangor personal appearance, having quarter, spite ler for Mayor, and also ward tickets to be support- Abbott Seidnnbush, Benedictine Vicar use, ue* Amateurs._ dition of the weather. an Orchestra, (7 Pieces.) Apostolic •• their “Sunday close," with the inevitable white Mr. Thomas is easy, of Minnesota. New Vs, 114* 1 ed at the election. forpart " " Several of the young people in Gardiner, having vest, the kids, the neck- fluent speaker, and will indulge in ensuing city 1840’s (coupons), 117— excrutiating irrepressible frequently will Tue Pope has also confirmed the of tic, and the ornamental button-hole bursts of and rhetoric that can- Markers enter the Ilall at 9 o’clock. Ice Bound Again. promotion Currency. 118* a taste for theatricals, have organized on amateur bouquet. eloqueney poetical Boston, Philadelphia, Milwaukee and Santa Fe, Tdose who did not care to dance, or who, wean not fail of appreciation. His for dramatic for the of opportunities Our barber is again obstructed by the ice. as Arch Episcopal Sees. club, purpose giving private ed with the "mazes," retired from the floor to gaining information on the subject of bis lecture -o- New York Prodace Market. theatricals. breathe awhile, filed through the corridors and were ample, and he seems to have seized upon Several MASSACHUSETTS. NEW JERSEY. New York. Feb. IS. 1878 hall, enjoying themselves in the most lively con- the most notable incidents of his tarry in the novelties will bo introduced never pre- General Joshua L. Chamberlain, com- sented before in this city, and it is the intention ot COTTON— LARD— Major versation. C. Jy those grave legislators had North country" to afford entertainment and in- 10. The annual of the Committee to make this one ul the most bril- Boston, meeting Shipping Notes. Sales, balsa, Salea.riercae.’ mander of the Volunteer State Militia, hat ap- lain aside the cares and of struction, to a New audienc. the February responsibilities State, especially England liant affairs ever seen in Augusta. Massachusetts Brers Association here to-day, ism* Steam 14*a for the time Delaware Breakwater, February 16. Steamers pointed Capt. Charles E. Nash of Augusta, to a being. Our Manchester friends are to hold levees and was attended by some or seventy journal- UoLC^land*, Kettle, 14# was seived in sixty Hunter and started up to-day, following Supper Major Baker’s best style, concerts at their Town Hall on aud Fri- ists. S. Merr ill of Lawrence was elected Virginia Sales, bbls., 873 BUTTER— position on hit staff, as Assistant Adjutant Gener- Thursday George the ice-boat. The Boston steamer followed after be and his entire force being on tbe alert to ex- of this week. Parties from this city President. Stale, 4 9u*4 oo Ohio, 44*37 day evenings Committee of and the steamer from Savannah. The Bound 5 89 H441 al. tend every Tbe and are to Arrangements, The creditors of Wyoming, H’p O., 10*6 ___ possible courtesy. reception in the entertainments. Proceeds the goods house of participate dry Heath, latter back. Western, 4 00*4 90 WHISKEY — ball was continued to a late, or rather hour to be of a town bell. DANIEL Island Falls. Anderson & have a a put early appropriated for the purchase RANDALL, Co., agreed in settlement on Southern. 9 00*4 79 Weeura, 106*— Dr. A. President of the Ban- this and when an was SAMUEL D. LEAVITT, bat is of Henry Reynolds, morning, “adjournment" new Eastport. seventy-five cents on a dollar. WHEAT- RUE— Messrs. Beal & Blackman display a sign; JOSEPH H. Camden. Weather Probabilities tor Reform Club, and fire other reached, tbe legislators counted it the best "ses- MARTIN, Fall To*Day. 48.000 Caro Ini. 7-*6- gor Temperance announcing carriage, house and sign painting,' JOSIAH B. East River, February 16. The announcement Salea, bu„ sion” of the winter. BEARCE, Eddington. No. 2 Mil., 1 09-81 11 Sl UAR— members of the Club, will in the Hall of the which to do to at short notice. GEO. 8. Damarlscotta. made at the mass last For New England and the Middle States, speak they propose order, BERRY, meeting Saturday night No. 8, 1 07—8 Porio Rleo, 774*4— HENRY BRAWN, Oldlown. that three other mills must strike unless the 27 barometer, southeast to southwest winds, House of Representatives, on Thursday evening MAINE MILITIA. The ice in the river begins to crowd upon the falling No. 1 Chi. 1 218 1— Uoi nine, »X«Jt WILLIAM C. Lincoln. cent, conceded this has car- cloudiness and in •* an CLARK, per week, to-day been higher temperature, increasing No. 2 1 08 No. 12 next at 7 1-2 o'clock. The are invited. shores to extent indicative of mightv expansion CHARLES F. 03—*1 De., —«— public DUHRELL, Oxford. ried into so far as to in their weeks the northern sections snow or rain. — and almost thickness. We as effect, give two possibly Ne. 2 Mix'd, 114 Cuba, attf of the General. unparalleled may J tMES EDES, •• Report Adjutant Burlington. notice. The are the mills: No. 3 90 Havana White, »X*- We to learn that Charles II. well look out for a smash whenever the PETEK C. Madawaska. following Stafford, 14281 regret Stanley, general KEEGAN, Chase and The notice at these Winter Bed. I 20al 23— UOrPEE- The reports of Adjutant General Murray and rains descend and the floods come. MARTIN H. KIFF.Vinalhaven. Sagamore. given PENNSYLVANIA. member of the House from has been spring 1 29- 16- a Esq., Levant, SAMUEL J! Paris. mills will expire March 1st, and will add three Amber, 24*1 Laguarra, other officers of the Volunteer Militia will soon be There is a of dissatisfaction LOCKE, No. 1 Iowa, 1 02-81 18 Rio, 14—*K confined to hit room sickness for nearly two general expression Gin. WM. K. KIMBALL, Palis. mills to those already on a strike, lesson- Railroad Aflairs. by with course for the thereby White Micb.. 1 32- Maracaibo, 14—* made Gen. Murray says that the condition the of Old Probabilities JOHN A. Fort Kent. the number of while it increases 3281 He is and soon to be public. NADEAU, ing contributors, Winter W’et'n. I Java. weeks. improving hopes past two months, and unless he softens SAMUEL C. SIIAPLEIGH. Philadelphia, 16. In his letter to the 298110 26*31 of the military of the State has changed but little speedily Elliot.
Load more

Recommended publications
  • Attend Masquerade Ball
    San Jose, Cal. #att 31nor n,e. 51 00 Attend Per Quarter Masquerade Ball tair (ttiltrgr Titus March I Oth I, I \ I td I \II s \\ \10 \ umber 90 Attend Masquerade Ball PRI7F Students Two State DONATOR I Masquerade Ball Students In Present Tomorrow Evening Local Play Recital I rr...;,her Bean," staff- Men's Gymnasium ing Irmetiol Brekelbaum and Delos Maurine Thompson To aVolfe, will be presented toni.:f Mask iurwe Students In and Nr..11. dramatic nom, Direct of the San Jose high school, in t, PHELAN CONTEST OPEN Darriceirliuntia, Program high school auditorium This plit. Of The Ball - - known for its successful run in EvelynCavala, Mildred I. rancisco last y ear is it h Chariot t TO SISTATESTUDENTS. Greenwood in the lead and later for Mel McDonald to Play; Murgotten, Among the movie version with Nlarie Dressler Chinese Theme For Performers and Lionel Barrymore. will be given a MANY PRIZES OFFERED Decorations good performance by Mask and Scroll Under the direction of Nits, Nfaurine The productions it! this society have 1 he senator Phelan Literary conteiil still a few guest cards lett for those Thompson of the College Music faculty., earned a reputation of real rank in is to close thi, coming Thursday, Mar- who are planning to bring outsiders to qudent recital by members of the amatuer dramatits. Their first big prod- ch 15 at midnight. All students are asked the Masquerade Ball tomorrow night. anal department will be presented to- uction was Ibsen's Pilars of Society," to turn in their manuscripts as soon a, If you want one, leave the name of nicht at Is in the Little Theater, free I and since then they.
    [Show full text]
  • Masquerade Ball
    RAGING SWAN PRESS CAMPAIGN EVENTS: MASQUERADE BALL Sample file SUPPORT RAGING SWAN ON PATREON, AND I WON’T EAT YOU…PROMISE Sample file CAMPAIGN EVENTS: MASQUERADE BALL Masquerade balls are a feature of civilised urban life, and eventually the PCs may be invited to attend such a prestigious event. Perhaps they are invited to secretly meet a new patron or to stymie some plot of these attending the event or alternatively their adventure may start unexpectedly ng duri such an . event Masquerade balls are excellent excuses -­‐ for role playing and offer an excellent change of pace to a typical adventure. However, designing all the guests and their costumes would take more time than even the most diligent GM has at his disposal. That’s where Campaign Events: Masquerade Ball comes in. Presenting copious notes on masks, costumes and guests along with hooks, opportunities and complications it takes the hassle out of running a masquerade ball and lets the GM concentrate on the important details of the campaign! Design: Kat Evans Product Identity: All trademarks, registered trademarks, proper Development: Creighton Broadhurst names (characters, deities, artefacts, places and so on), dialogue, Editing: Creighton Broadhurst plots, storylines, language, incidents, locations, characters, Cover Design: Creighton Broadhurst artwork and trade dress are product identity as defined in the Layout: Creighton Broadhurst Open Game License version 1.0a, Section 1(e) and are not Open Interior Art: William McAusland, Bradley K. McDevitt and Marc Content. Radle. Some artwork copyright, William McAusland. Open Content: Except material designated as Product Identity, Thank you for purchasing Campaign Events: Masquerade Ball; the contents of Campaign Events: Masquerade Ball are Open we hope you enjoy it and that you check out our other fine print Game Content as defined in the Open Gaming License version and PDF products.
    [Show full text]
  • Black & White Masquerade Ball
    The Anderson School P.S. 334 Black & White Masquerade Ball AUCTION CATALOG 2014 The Anderson School’s 22nd Annual Auction PROCEEDS BENEFIT PARENTS OF P.S. 334, INC. SATURDAY, MARCH 15, 6 PM / RIVERSIDE CHURCH / 490 RIVERSIDE DRIVE AT 120TH STREET PS 334 The Anderson School’s Saturday, March 15, 2014 22nd Annual Spring Auction Black & White Masquerade Ball at Riverside Church Schedule of Events 6:00 pm Registration and Check-In Please register in advance to attend the Auction at www.andersonauction.org Bring your credit card on auction night for Express Check-Out 6:00 – 8:30 pm Bid on Silent Auction Packages * Dine at Chef’s Tasting Stations Drink Sponsors’ wines & a special 22nd Anniversary Signature Cocktail by Master Mixologist Eben Freeman Shop the Boutique and Buy-It-Now Boards Room early! Buy Raffle Tickets, AndersonGrams, Goody Bags and more! ***Printer to drop in 8:00 – 8:40 pm printer full page ad*** Closing of Silent Auctions 1, 2, 3 & 4 8:45 – 9:45 pm Live Auction 9:45 pm Dessert Stations and Dance Party 10:15 pm Check-Out Begins Please remember to bring your catalog to the auction! Schedule of Events 1 Schedule of Events The Majesty of the Yangtze Victoria Lianna Victoria Selina Victoria Grace Victoria Sophia OWNER DEVELOPER MANAGER Victoria Anna Victoria Jenna Victoria Katarina www.picapitalpartners.com 718-779-4395 | [email protected] *Asia's Largest American River Cruise Line 136-18 39th Avenue, 12th Floor *All Outside Cabins with Private Balconies Queens, NY 11354 2 www.victoriacruises.com (800)348-8084 2014 Auction Team Auction 101: So Many Ways to Win! Auction Co-Chairs –Terri Ann Glynn, Joli Golden, Wendy Reimer, Julia Ryan Donations Chair – Kate Cohn Registrars – Janet Manabat & Hilory Wolden Live Auction Goody Bags Auction Guru – Stacey Lender Our Live Auction takes place from 8:45–9:45 (approx).
    [Show full text]
  • Costume Design for You Never Can Tell
    University of Nebraska - Lincoln DigitalCommons@University of Nebraska - Lincoln Student Research and Creative Activity in Theatre and Film Theatre and Film, Johnny Carson School of 5-2010 Costume Design for You Never Can Tell Emily S. Parker University of Nebraska at Lincoln, [email protected] Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.unl.edu/theaterstudent Part of the Other Theatre and Performance Studies Commons Parker, Emily S., "Costume Design for You Never Can Tell" (2010). Student Research and Creative Activity in Theatre and Film. 11. https://digitalcommons.unl.edu/theaterstudent/11 This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Theatre and Film, Johnny Carson School of at DigitalCommons@University of Nebraska - Lincoln. It has been accepted for inclusion in Student Research and Creative Activity in Theatre and Film by an authorized administrator of DigitalCommons@University of Nebraska - Lincoln. COSTUME DESIGN FOR YOU NEVER CAN TELL by Emily Parker A THESIS Presented to the Faculty of The Graduate College at the University of Nebraska In Partial Fulfillment of Requirements For the Degree of Master of Fine Arts Major: Theatre Arts Under the Supervision of Professor Janice Stauffer Lincoln, Nebraska May, 2010 COSTUME DESIGN FOR YOU NEVER CAN TELL Emily Parker, M.F.A. University of Nebraska, 2010 Advisor: Janice Stauffer This thesis will expound upon the costume design process for The Johnny Carson School of Theatre and Film’s 2009 production of You Never Can Tell, performed in the Howell Theatre at the University of Nebraska – Lincoln. Directed by Dr. Tice Miller, and Mijou Sahiouni, Assistant Director, the production team included Emily Parker as the Costume Designer, Ahna Packard as the Set Designer, and Harrison Hohnholt as the Lighting Designer.
    [Show full text]
  • Get a Taste of Theatre Design with Our Newest Series
    Get a taste of theatre design with our newest series: The Old Globe Coloring Book! Every Thursday, we’ll post a new page featuring an original design for costumes, sets, or props from past Globe shows. Along the way, you’ll be treated to design insight from artisans who brought these ideas to life. Color them in however you want (creativity welcome!), and post on your social media and tag @theoldglobe and #globecoloringbook. The following Tuesday, we’ll post some of our favorites, along with the designer’s original rendering and a photo of the final design onstage. It’s time for your vision to take the spotlight! Hamlet: Laertes, a young lord Dashing in a velvet cloak and cap, a richly textured houndstooth doublet (jacket) and breeches (calf length trousers). Cap is decorated with ostrich plumes, often placed on the left side of the cap leaving the right sword arm free to fight. A sword was an essential part of a gentlemen’s dress in the 17th century. Hamlet: In this 2007 production of Hamlet, the costumes were made from silk and wool fabrics in the shades of pale grey. In contrast, the main character, Hamlet, wore both a black and a scarlet suede doublet and breeches. The ladies were dressed in long sumptous gowns with corsets and padded petticoats. Sword fighting and scheming was afoot under the stars on the magical outdoor Lowell Davies Festival Stage. Familiar: Anne, eccentric aunt from Zimbabwe Costumed in grand style in a long colorful floral cotton skirt, blouse with large sleeve ruffles, and matching headdress.
    [Show full text]
  • For Masquerade - GUIDE [email protected] - +64 9 638 8993 - - © Dream of Italy
    STYLE - For Masquerade - GUIDE [email protected] - +64 9 638 8993 - www.dreamofitaly.co.nz - © Dream Of Italy INTRODUCTION TABLE OF CONTENTS Thank you for downloading this Masquerade Ball Style Mask Types and Terms.................. 2 Guide from Dream of Italy. Men’s Guide..................................... 3 Whilst attending a masquerade event is becoming more common, it is still not necessarily something you do Consider the Event 3 frequently and we often find ourselves advising our Formal Event 3 customers on apparel, style and make up choices for a Business Event 4 masquerade ball, making sure it all works together with Wedding 4 the choice of mask. Costume Parties 4 Other Events 5 Being confident and wearing something you feel good in adds to the enjoyment of the event considerably, What masks are for me? 5 which is why we have created this Masquerade Ball Chosing your mask 5 Style Guide. We hope you find this guide helpful as you Glasses & Accessories 6 prepare for your event. Enjoy. Womens Guide................................ 7 Introduction 7 Consider the Event 7 Choosing your mask 8 Laying your makeup 9 Dressing up 10 Colour combination 10 Glasses & Accessories 11 Wearing glasses 12 Hair 13 Feedback & Contact........................ 14 2 MASK TYPES AND TERMS *click names to view our website Feminine Masculine BAROQUE: Masks of the Baroque category are of a certain style, often a mask of simple colours, with elaborate ornamental fea- ture above the eyes .(Above, middle) Bauta: Bauta is a masculine type of mask, where the lower face area below the nose points outwards. It is remarkably larger than the typical eye mask, and well suited for men when a full face mask is required.
    [Show full text]
  • List of Characters for the Host (6 Total – 4 Either Gender, 1M, 1F)
    LIST OF CHARACTERS FOR THE HOST (6 TOTAL – 4 EITHER GENDER, 1M, 1F) Note: mask colors are just a suggestion, as they go with the character’s name, and when you have a variety of colors– it will make your group photo look awesome. Expansion Pack #1 Players Glitzy purple attire of any LOU kind or a black tuxedo with Lou Violet is the paranoid magician. Lou performs weekly at a top hat. Purple VIOLET the Moon Shadow Playhouse and constantly dribbles about masquerade mask as a Magician conspiracy theory nonsense. Lou is a talented magician prop. Optional to have a with a great team of assistants. Lou has an amazing magic magic wand and a bag of Optional character show but is exhausting to be around personally. Either tricks to perform for other guests. Glitzy purple attire of any MAGICIAN’S kind or a black tuxedo with Lou Violet’s assistants are the best in the entertainment a top hat. Purple ASSISTANT business. An attractive bunch with great performing skills, masquerade mask as a Assistant to Lou Violet they often complain about how difficult it is to work for Lou. prop. Optional to have a There are rumors going around they are seeking magic wand and a bag of Optional character employment elsewhere. Either tricks to perform for other guests. Trendy maroon/burgundy IZZY Izzy Maroon is the eccentric makeup artist at the Moon attire of any kind. MAROON Shadow Playhouse. Izzy’s also a weapon collector and loves Maroon/burgundy trimmed Lead Makeup Artist to discuss the items in the collection such as blast knuckles, / colored masquerade chain whips, grappling hooks, and throwing star necklaces.
    [Show full text]
  • Special Education Parent Meetings Annual Parent Conference April 23: 6:30-7:00 Kindergarten Parent Meeting for New Kindergarten Thursday, April 17, 2014 6:00-8:30 P.M
    March 2014 SEGO LILY Principal’s Message OFFICE HOURS 7:30 AM–4:00 PM Dear Parents, • Important Dates What a wonderful evening we had at our Princess Masquerade Ball! I en- March 31: April 4: Teacher Apprecia- joyed watching all our beautiful daugh- tion Week. ters dance the night away. April 1: School Parent Meeting 5:30 P.M. Year end testing information. I want to thank the committee for their hard work decorating and organizing Mrs. Johnson April 1: School Choir Concert 6:00 P.M. the event. Husbands of committee members stayed late the night before hanging the disco ball and April 2: Spring Pictures putting up decorations. We also had several Young Women help with the decorations. There are not enough words to express my April 4: Troll Patrol Assembly 1:30 P.M. Parents Welcome! appreciation. We simply have the best parental and community support at Sego Lily. I made a short video showcasing the event. April 7-11: Spring Break No School Please see the video: http://segolily.alpineschools.org/masquerade- ball/ April 18: Birthday Table April 21: Good Choice Store Special Education Parent Meetings Annual Parent Conference April 23: 6:30-7:00 Kindergarten Parent Meeting for new kindergarten Thursday, April 17, 2014 6:00-8:30 p.m. students beginning fall 2014. Dan Peterson School 169 North 1100 East, American Fork May 5: Troll Patrol Assembly 6:00-6:45 May 22: Dance Festival TTBA Keynote: Managing Difficult Behaviors 6:55-7:40 May 26: Memorial Day Behavior Strategies Severe/Profound No School Differences Between IEP’s and Section 504 Plans May 27: Field Day Visual Supports Helps with Eating and Drinking May 29: Life Mapping-High and Realistic Expectations for your Child Kindergarten Graduation 10:15 AM Morning Classes 7:45-8:30 2:00 PM Afternoon Classes Behavior Strategies Mild/Moderate Least Restrictive Environment (LRE) May 30: Last Day School Reading Strategies for Beginning and Emerging Readers Stretching and Range of Motion Exercises to Use at Home Depression and Anxiety Sego Lily Princess Dads and daughters selecting their boutonnieres.
    [Show full text]
  • CM October 09.Pub
    NEWSLETTER OF THE CALIFORNIA HISTORICAL ARTILLERY SOCIETY OCTOBER 2009 The spirits have apparently disrupted the composition and transmission of our usual articles so instead, here are some of the “Best of ’09” photos. We hope to soon exorcise the evil-doers and have our regular reports next month. You are cordially invited to attend a Civilian Forum Presented by and for the Civilians of the National Civil War Association November 14, 2009 9:30 to 3:00 p.m. Livermore High School Library 600 Maple Street, Livermore, CA 94550 Once again we’ll join together for an enjoyable day of mini-seminars and workshops on a variety of subjects of interest to civilian reenactors. Learn about Period Beers & Cordials (with sampling), “make and take” your own mask for The Masquerade Ball, among other activities and topics. Registration is $25 entitling you to all workshop materials, lunch, the Friday evening reception from 7 to 9 p.m. and a commemorative T-shirt. The Reenactors rummage sale will also take place. Please tag items with the price and your name. A great way to raise a little extra cash for Christmas! Hotel accommodations are available at The Quality Inn (925) 606-7171. Rates are $69.99 for a king bed room or two queen beds. Please reserve by October 13 and mention the NCWA to receive this rate. The Friday night reception will be held there as well. Please bring trims, jewels, feathers and anything else you’d like to add to your mask. Some trims will be available at the workshop as well.
    [Show full text]
  • Get a Taste of Theatre Design with Our Newest Series: the Old Globe
    Get a taste of theatre design with our newest series: The Old Globe Coloring Book! Every Thursday, we’ll post a new page featuring an original design for costumes, sets, or props from past Globe shows. Along the way, you’ll be treated to design insight from artisans who brought these ideas to life. Color them in however you want (creativity welcome!), and post on your social media and tag @theoldglobe and #globecoloringbook. The following Tuesday, we’ll post some of our favorites, along with the designer’s original rendering and a photo of the final design onstage. It’s time for your vision to take the spotlight! Hamlet: Laertes, a young lord Dashing in a velvet cloak and cap, a richly textured houndstooth doublet (jacket) and breeches (calf length trousers). Cap is decorated with ostrich plumes, often placed on the left side of the cap leaving the right sword arm free to fight. A sword was an essential part of a gentlemen’s dress in the 17th century. Hamlet: In this 2007 production of Hamlet, the costumes were made from silk and wool fabrics in the shades of pale grey. In contrast, the main character, Hamlet, wore both a black and a scarlet suede doublet and breeches. The ladies were dressed in long sumptous gowns with corsets and padded petticoats. Sword fighting and scheming was afoot under the stars on the magical outdoor Lowell Davies Festival Stage. Familiar: Anne, eccentric aunt from Zimbabwe Costumed in grand style in a long colorful floral cotton skirt, blouse with large sleeve ruffles, and matching headdress.
    [Show full text]
  • Style Guide 2020
    STYLE GUIDE 2020 1 Cunard and Royal Ascot share a Royal Ascot is synonymous passion for unforgettable moments with sartorial elegance. that exude style. This is upheld by its Dress Code, which guests are invited to embrace with their own individual style and thus contribute to an occasion heralded internationally as a major fashion event. To advise and Sail with Cunard to be welcomed into a world of unique experiences – a world away from anything else inspire guests with what to wear to the Royal Meeting this June, we have partnered with Cunard - for at sea. Bask in the peace and tranquillity aboard our fleet; Queen Victoria, Queen Elizabeth and Queen the third year - to bring you the Royal Ascot Style Guide 2020. Mary 2, as you drift between towering Norwegian Fjords, catch first sight of sparkling Alaskan glaciers The Royal Ascot Dress Code is traditional, woven into the very fabric of our history. It was Beau or feel the breeze under a mid-Atlantic sky heading for New York on our iconic Transatlantic Crossing. Brummell, perhaps Britain’s first fashion icon, who at the turn of the 19th century dictated the dress for When not exploring new shores, the Cunard on board experience is built on fine dining, hand selected men in the Royal Enclosure. His sense of style is still reflected in Royal Ascot fashions today. entertainment and outstanding service. From the sophistication of a masquerade ball to the intimacy of Ascot continues to recognise key trends in the ever-evolving world of fashion and in 2020, the Royal a shared moment on deck, the stage is set for you to create your own memories at sea.
    [Show full text]
  • The Philosophic Game: Eighteenth-Century Masquerade in German and Danish Literature and Culture a DISSERTATION SUBMITTED TO
    The Philosophic Game: Eighteenth-Century Masquerade in German and Danish Literature and Culture A DISSERTATION SUBMITTED TO THE FACULTY OF THE GRADUATE SCHOOL OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA BY Anne Beryl Wallen IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF THE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY Rembert Hüser, Poul Houe May 2012 © Anne Beryl Wallen, 2012 Acknowledgements My studies, research and dissertation writing have been supported by several institutions, for which I must express my most sincere appreciation: the University of Minnesota, particularly for the Doctoral Dissertation Fellowship and the Graduate School Fellowship; the Department of German, Scandinavian & Dutch, particularly for the Hella Lindemeyer Mears Fellowship, the Gerhard and Janet Weiss award, and to Hella Mears and Gerhard Weiss themselves for their support; the U.S.-Denmark Fulbright Comission; the American Scandinavian Foundation; and the P.E.O. Scholars Award. I am also grateful to the University of Copenhagen Institute of Nordic Studies and Linguistics for hosting me during my Fulbright year in Copenhagen. Thanks to Lisbet Hein of Hørsholm Museum and to Ida Poulsen of the Theatre Museum in the Court Theater for generously sharing materials and knowledge with me. At the individual level, my thanks go first to my co-advisors, Rembert Hüser and Poul Houe, for sharing their experience and providing guidance over the past several years. The size of my dissertation committee has raised eyebrows, but I could not imagine having gone forward with my project without the invaluable input each of my committee members has provided. Ruth-Ellen Joeres and Richard Leppert both also served on my Master’s committee, and so deserve special thanks for their support throughout my graduate studies.
    [Show full text]