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OUR CAPTIOUS CRITIC: THE CATTLE SHOW

... But the would-be agriculturist was there in forco in the evening our butcher, our dairyman, and the gentleman who brings cauliflowers, were seen in make-ups very studiously bucolic. That the bulk of the visitprs felt more than the interest of custom or ...

OUR CAPTIOUS CRITIC

... the noviciates, with their pretty blue costumes, is quite a picture. Mr. Charle3 Asbford as the landlord of the Festive Cauliflower is highly grotesque, hut has no such opportunity as was presented to hiin in Les Cloches de CorncviUc he is assisted by ...

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... beautiful as she is and fascinating as she can be, and equally at home in the character of an innocent little pet in her cauliflower colours, white and green-- and as the gorgeous princess, imperious in her passion, but capable of very commonplace candour ...

Published: Saturday 19 August 1871
Newspaper: The Graphic
County: London, England
Type: | Words: 1525 | Page: 7 | Tags: Review 

OUR CAPTIOUS CRITIC: AT THE PRINCESS'S

... about the rheumatism, and dodders over his daughter's body with senile fatuity. His white curled wig is suggestive of a cauliflower. Mr. H. Evans as Valerius in a spotted toga rather over-acts, and in one or two instances gives way to un necessary att ...

OUR CAPTIOUS CRITIC: AT THE LORD MAYOR'S SHOW

... enthu siastic character were, of course, accorded to Sir John Bennett. On the strength of a head of hair like a full-blown cauliflower this worthy horologist has acquired unto himself a share of mob- popularity which is truly astounding. I never fully realised ...