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1. During its time as a public garden, it was a favorite entertainment spot for Parisian high society, with amusements including panoramas, marionnettes, and magic lantern shows.
2. "' George R . Tweedie "'was a businessman who gained fame in 1891 by running a popular magic lantern show, titled " Gossip about Ghosts ".
3. From there we hit upon a combination of Eastern shadow puppets and Victorian magic lantern shows, along with the richness of Baroque patterns, textures and character exuberance that appears in the Tanssi range ".
4. Pollock's business was not a success as tastes in the 1880s changed towards magic lantern shows and other innovations but when the shop was visited by Robert Louis Stevenson in 1884 things considerably improved.
5. Beginning Nov . 18, the traditional Christmas market will open in front of the Rathaus, or City Hall, featuring more than 140 booths with presents, games, sweets and pony rides, with a magic lantern show of woodland creatures.
6. It's difficult to find magic lantern show in a sentence. 用magic lantern show造句挺難的
7. It was this lawsuit in 1799 in which Robertson was required to reveal his secrets to the public and magic lantern shows popped up across Europe and in the United States shortly after, though many were not as elaborate as Robertson's.
8. "Magic Lantern Show ", featuring songs in English was released in September 2009 with " Dere Mewn " becoming a modern classic in Wales and garnering rave reviews and lots of airplay on both sides of the border.
9. So does the decision by Frank Galati, the Tony-winning director of " The Grapes of Wrath, " to hold an old-fashioned magic lantern show on the back wall of the Wingfields'dingy St . Louis apartment.
10. It was preceded by Nathaniel D . Mann's score for " The Fairylogue and Radio-Plays " by four months, but that was a mixture of interrelated stage and film performance in the tradition of old magic lantern shows.
11. In a handwritten document he supposed it should open and close with magic lantern shows, including subjects " which can be dismembered, to represent quite extraordinary and grotesque movements, which men would not be capable of making " ( translated from French ).
12. He also cited the historian Peter Bacon Hales, who said that 19th-century audiences viewing magic lantern shows " were often so shocked by the portrayal of this new and terrifying world that they fainted, cried, or talked back to the magic lantern screen ."
13. They took in a magic lantern show, and you, too, can catch the Victorian Christmas Magic-Lantern Show with spectacular color pictures swirling across a full-sized screen and featuring stories such as " Scrooge " and " The Night Before Christmas ."
14. In " A Christmas Carol and Its Adaptations : A Critical Examination of Dickens'Story and Its Productions on Screen and Television " ( McFarland, $ 45 ), author Fred Guida documents hundreds of adaptations ranging from stage and magic lantern shows to silent film and television.
15. It was based on Victor Eftimiu's poem, and in fact showed scenes filmed in different locations in the country for the completion of the play with the same name that was playing at the National Theatre Bucharest; it was what today would be called a magic lantern show.
16. September 2009 saw the UK release of Colorama's album " Magic Lantern Show " on Redbricks Recordings, featuring songs in Welsh and English . " Magic Lantern Show " was enthusiastically received with extensive radio play on XFM, BBC 6 Music, BBC Radio 1, BBC Radio Wales, C2 and BBC Radio Cymru.
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