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through, and the shadow that the spectator sees is lighter than the silhouette scenery around, and hence has a sort of translucent, watery look. Scenery of all kinds should be placed flat against the cloth when in use.

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Fig. 204.Diagram of the Old Mill.

And now that you have a general idea how the show is worked, I will confine my remarks for the present to the play in hand. It is a version of the old story of "Puss-in-Boots," and there will be given here patterns for all the puppets neces-

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