rom a stuffed tiger that is attached to him by a thin wire. As you can probably see, pantomime has changed over the years and there have been ups and downs during the change. There were also some performers who saved, or played a big part in the history of pantomime. Bibliography Campbell, Patricia J. Passing The Hat: Street Performers in America, New York City, Delacorte Press, 1952 Evans, Cheryl and Smith, Lucy Acting & Theater, Tulsa, EDC Publishing Hunt, Douglas and Kari, Pantomime: The Silent Theater, New York City, Atheneum, Kipnis, Claude, The Mime Book, New York City, Harper and Row publishers, 1974 May, Robin, Looking at Theater, New York City, Marshal Cavendish Corporation, 1989 “Mime and Pantomime” Academic American Encyclopedia, 1982 ed., vol. M-13, p. 434 Mordden, Ethan, The Fireside Companion to Theater, New York City, Simon and Schuster Inc., 1988 Ratliff, Gerald Lee, The Theater Student: Speech and Drama Club Activities, New York City, Richards Rosen Press, Inc., 1982 Stolzenberg, Mark, Exploring Mime, New York City, Sterling Publishing Co., Inc., 1979...
