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... Valerie Gray (Alice) Jean Alexander (Queen of Hearts) Noel Lloyd (Mad Hatter) Ronald Sly (the Duchess) Margaret Maxwell (Cheshire cat) Harry Towb (King of Hearts) Richard- Jerrams (Knave of Hearts) John Headley (the Gryphon) and Piers Plowman (the white ...
... Mary I Dean still more tempestuous queen Roy Grant makes a charming white rabbit and She-lagh Kennedy a most insinuating Cheshire cat Richard Wade is the King of Hearts and Matthew Vaughan the frog footman Graham returns to play the pepper-erazy cook The ...
... all came old petition ‘Tell story”’ Who story whom ? (3) In what does one meet following characters:— The Mad Hatter the Cheshire Cat the Carpenter the King Tweedledum and Tweedledee ? (4) Lewis Carroll was fond children was he a married with family own ...
... carols at St. Mary's Church on New Year's Day. general murmurs of admiration. The appearances of the Caterpillar and the Cheshire Cat's smile were very effeeiive, while Alice's amazing th was also cleverly depicted. ...
... Llovd (the Duck, the Mad Hatter, arid Two of Hearts), Richard Jerrams (the Lizard and the Knave). Margaret Maxwell (the Cheshire Cat) and Ronald Sly (tne Duchess). The play was produced by Guy Vaesen. The ingenious settings were designed by Alexander Lyle ...
... phrase. Recently a visitor from the countryside was discussing with a Nantsich business man the antiques contained In the Cheshire Cat. Said the countryman, They tell me there is an armchair there. In which Henry VIII sat. Unable to resist a 'leg-pull ...
... associate Raret Waite were jurors, courtier; member of the Boy Scouts and and pages. Girl Guides. Mrs. Ethel Gertrude THE CHESHIRE CAT Hodges. of 41. London-road. The costumes. made by Joan Aston Clinton, died on Thurs.- Luston and the Pendlcy costume day ...
... of ‘Tell us story-' What story was it it to whom ? (3) In what book does one meet the following characters The Mad the Cheshire Cat the Carpenter the King Tweedledum and Tweed le-dee ? (4 Carroll was fond of married with family his own ? FOR THE JUNIORS ...
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... grinning. Lewis Carroll popularised the phrase. but an interesting theory is put forward by Edwin Radford that the original Cheshire cat was Mr. Caterling. of Chester, who was annointed forest warden by Richard Evidently a tough guy of the 'Period and pretty ...