INDEX

African Masks, [144]
Alice in Wonderland, Marionette Play, [35]–36
Angelo, Michael, [28]
American Puppets, [22]
Animal:
- Burattini, [57]
- Marionettes, [80]–83
- Masks, [144], [146], [149]
- Shadows, [218], [219], [220], [230]
Anderson, Madge, [23]
Antiquity of
- Marionettes, [1]
- Masks, [143]
- Shadows, [203]
Anvil, A puppet property, [104]
Antiochus, King of Syria, [9]
Archimedes, [7], [25]
Arms, for Marionettes, [72]
Arlequino, [12], [13]
Aztec Masks, [146]
Athens, [7]
Attaching head of Marionette, [74]
Austria, [21]
Backgrounds, [75]
Ballet, Marionette, [125], [127]
Bear, Marionette, [81]
Behavior behind the Scenes, [137]–138
Benda, W. T., [151]
Bergamo, [12]
Bible Costumes, [171]
Bibliography, [241]
- Marionettes, [245]
- Masks, [261]
- Shadows, [262]
- Costume Books, [253]
Bishops’ Costume, [179]
Body, of Burattini, [56]
- Marionette, [70]
Bohemia, [22]
Brazier, a puppet property, [111]
Brazilian Masks, [146]
Briocchi, Giovanni & Francesco, [15]
Bronze Masks, [144]
Browne, Mrs. Maurice, [23]
Brushes, use and care of, [96]
Burato cloth, [12]
Burattini, description of, [8], [12], [52]
Burma, [3]
Burmese Masks, [148]
Castles, for Marionette stage, [84]–85
Catacombs, puppets found in, [9]
Caterpillar Marionette, [83], [110]
Cavalier costume, [188]
Cervantes, [27]
Character, study of, [63]–64
Character Masks, [161], [166]
China, [1], [4]
Chinese Masks, [147]–148
Christians, Their use of puppets, [9]
Christmas Masks, [153]–159
Christmas Shadow play, [234]–236
Churches, use of puppets in, [10], [11]
Color Mixing, suggestions for, [93]–95
Colonial Costume, [191]
Columbine, [198]
Columbus, [187]
Commedia dell’arte, [150], [151], [198]
Construction of Marionette, [52]–83
- Masks, [160]–164
- Puppet Stages, [47]–50
- Marionette properties, [101]–111
- Marionette scenery, [84]–100
- Shadow figures, [219]–221, [230]
- Shadow standard, [216]
Controllers, [59]–60, [79]
Copper Masks, [144]
Costume,
- Imaginative, [169]
- Period, [169]
- Indian, [170]
- Bible, [171]
- Egyptian, [172], [173]
- Cretan, [174]
- Greek, [175]–176
- Roman, [177]
- Early Church, [178]–179
- Crusader, [180]–181
- Twelfth Century, [182]
- Thirteenth Century, [184]
- Fifteenth Century, [185]
- Sixteenth Century, [186]–187
- Seventeenth Century, cavalier, [188]–189
- Seventeenth Century, pilgrim, [189]
- Eighteenth Century, French, [190]
- Eighteenth Century, Colonial, [191]
Costuming Marionettes, [76]
Costume materials, [191]–193
Craig, Gordon, [32]
Cretan costume, [174]
Crusaders’ enjoy religious puppet plays, [10]
Crusaders’ costume, [180]–181
Curtains, material, dyeing & making of, [99]–101
Cyrano de Bergerac, [17]
Dancing, for Marionettes, [124]
- for the Mask, [201]
David Copperfield, Marionette play, [42]–44, [107]
Dilley, Perry, [23]
Dionysus, [149]
Dolls, [1], [3],
- Wooden dolls, [13]
- Dolls into Marionettes, [58]
- Dolls’ heads for Burattini, [53]
Don Quixote, [18], [27]
Doré, Gustave, [28]
Dove Marionette, [82]
Duncan, William, [23]
Dyeing, of materials, [99]–100
Early Church costumes, [178]–179
Eighteenth Century French costumes, [190]
Egypt, [1]
Egyptian Costumes, [172]–173
Egyptian Masks, [148]
Electrician, [136]
Empress Marie, [9]
Emperor Charles V of Spain, [18]–26
England, [12], [18]
Ephesus, [7]
Eskimo masks, [144]
Europe, [10]–22
Every Man in his Humor, Marionette play, [27]
Fair of St. Bartholomew, [18]
Fantoccini, description of, [9]
Fashion puppet, Lady Jane, [19]
Fagotin, the Trained Monkey, [16]–17
Fifteenth Century costume, [185]
Florence, [11]
Fontaine, Jean de la, [28]
Fountain, construction of, [109]
France, [12], [15]
France, Anatole, [28]
French Revolution, puppets beheaded, [17]
Germany, [12], [21]
Gesso, making of, [108]
Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von, [29]–31
Gold, puppets of, [3]
Goldoni, Carlo, [28]
Greece, [1], [7]
Greek costumes, [175]–176
Greek masks, [149], [196]
Guignol, description of, [52]
Hair for Marionettes, [54]
Hallowe’en, masks for, [151], [152]
Hands, for
- Burattini, [53]
- Marionettes, [71]
Hans Wurst, German puppet character, [12]
Harlequin, clown, [198]
Haydn, Joseph, [21]
Heads,
- Muslin, [52]
- dolls’, [53]
- wooden, [53]–54
- modelling of, [62], [65], [66]
- papier-mâché, [67]–68
Holland, [12]
Homer, [8]
Hopi Indians, [23], [146]
Horse Marionette, [81]
Hungary, [22]
Idols, articulated, [2], [144]
Iliad, stories from, [8]
Imaginative costumes, [169]
India, [2], [3]
Indian costumes, [170]
Indian masks, [145]
Inspector of the strings, [136]
Italy, [12]
Ivory Marionettes, [1]
Ivory masks, [144]
Japan, [1], [6]
Japanese masks, [148]
Java, [1]
Javanese masks, [148]
Jean Pickel Herring, a Dutch puppet, [12]
Jerusalem, puppets in, [10]
Jongleurs, French Traveling Minstrels, [197]
Joseph, Helen Haiman, [23]
Julius Cæsar, Marionette play, [27]
Karagheuz, Turkish puppet hero, [210]
Kaspare, German puppet character, [12]
Khayyam, Omar, [209]
Lantern, Marionette property, [111]
Legs and feet for Marionette, [72]
Lighting,
- chart for, [117]
- dimmer for, [118]
- shadow play, [222], [233]
Louis XIV, King of France, [27]
Mabley, Edward, [23]
Maeterlinck, Maurice, [28]
Making a mold for Marionette head, [66]
Making shadow plays, [212]–214
March hare Marionette, [82], [83]
Mardi Gras, Festival of, [151]
Marionettes, origin of name, [12], [14]
Marionettes,
- Burattini, or guignol, [52]–57
- Doll, [58]–60
- Stocking, [60]–62
- Real Marionette, [62]–83
Masks,
- Primitive man, [143]
- African, [144]
- Eskimo, [144]
- Indian, California, [145]
- Indian, Hopi, [146]
- Indian, Zuni, [146]
- Aztec, [146]
- Brazilian, [146]
- Chinese, [147]–148
- Siamese, [148]
- Burmese, [148]
- Javanese, [148]
- Ceylonese, [148]
- Japanese, [148]
- Egyptian, [148]
- Mycenean, [149]
- Animal, [146]–149
- Roman, [149]
- Medieval, [150]
- Commedia dell’Arte, [151]
Materials for properties, [106]
- for animals, [183]
- for costumes, [191]–193
Mechanism, for Marionettes, [52]–83
Medieval masks, [150]
Medici, Lorenzo de’, [28]
Men of Iron, Marionette play, [37]–41, [84], [90], [103]
Messer Pantaleone, Italian puppet character, [12]
Midsummer Night’s Dream, Marionette play, [27]
Miracle plays, given by Marionettes, [11]
Mister Punch, English puppet character, [12]
Modeling, puppet heads, [62]–65
- masks, [162]
Mold, for puppet head, [66]
Molière, French Dramatist, [68]
Monk’s costume, [179]
Movable jaw of Marionette, [69]
Munich, puppet theater in, [21]
Muslin head for Burattini, [52]
Mycenean masks, [149]
Mystery plays, [12]
Nun’s costume, [179]
Odyssey, Marionette plays from, [8]
Ogotai, Persian Emperor, [5]
Ornaments for Costume, [192]–193
Osiris, Egyptian god, [2]
Painting, Marionette face, hands, [44], [45]
Painting masks, [165]
Pantalone, Italian puppet character, [198]
Pantomime, Art of, [196]–202
Papa Schmidt, German puppet maker, [21]
Paper-bag mask, [160]
Papier-mâché, marionette head, [67], [68]
Papier-mâché mask, [194]
Paste, flour, [67]
Parvati, Indian goddess, [3]
Persia, Puppets in, [1], [5]
Period costumes, [169]
Petrouchka, Ballet of, [125]–127
Pilgrim costume, [189]
Ping, City of, [4]
Plato, [25]
Plaster of Paris, How to use, [66]
Plays, Japanese, [7]
Plays suited, to puppets, [33]
- to shadow cut-outs, [212]
- to human shadows, [226], [234]
Poland, [22]
Polichinello, [12]
Powell, Mr., English puppet showman, [19]
Presenting a play, [135]
Properties for:
- Marionette plays, [101]–111
- Mask, [194]–195
Property man, [135]
Prompter, [136]
Proscenium, [99]
Pulcinella, French puppet character, [198]
Punch, English puppet character, [20]
Reader, shadow play, [223], [231], [232]
Rehearsals of:
- Marionette play, [118]–134
- Shadow play, [231], [232]
Religious plays, Marionettes in, [10]
- Shadow plays, [234]–236
Research, properties, [102]–105
Richard, the Lion-Hearted, [180]
Rome, [1], [8]
Roman costumes, [179]
Roman masks, [149]
Rousseau, [28]
Russia, [21]
Saladin, [27]
Sand, George, [27]
Sand, Maurice, [27]
Sarg, Tony, [23]
Savonarola, [11]
Scale, Importance of, [58]
Scaramuccia, Italian puppet character, [12]
Scenery:
- Castles in Men of Iron, [84]
- Requirements and planning of, [85]–93
- Materials for, [92]
- Color mixing for, [94]
- Brushes for painting, [96]
Scenery, shadow play, [222], [229]
Screen, for Human Shadows, [226]
Searle, Mr. Mathew, [23]
Seventeenth century costume, [188]–189
Shadows, [3], [205], [237]
Shadow superstitions:
- Nyas, [205]
- Wetar, [206]
- Ollowa Indians, [206]
- Malay, [206]
- India, [206]
- Africa, [206]
- S. E. Europe, [206]–207
Shadow figures, construction of, [218]–221
Shadow figures, manipulation of, [223]
Shakespeare, [27]
Siam, [3]
Siamese masks, [148]
Simmonds, Mr. William, [21]
Singhalese masks, [148]
Siva, Indian God, [3]
Sixteenth-century costume, [186]–187
Smoke, how to make, [109]–110
Socrates, [25]
Spain, [18]
Stage picture, [130]–131
Stages:
- Egyptian puppet stage, [2]
- Wooden stages, [10]
- Marionette stages, [47]–51
Standards for shadow play, [216]
Stanislavsky, Constantin, [30], [31]
Staples, for Marionette construction, [61]
Statues, articulated, [1], [2]
Stevenson, Robert Louis, [225]
Stocking Marionettes, [60], [61]
Strings, [1], [59], [79], [80]
Syracuse, [7]
Taillefer, [14], [197]
Teschner, Richard, [21]
The Indian and the Oki as a shadow play, [226]–233
Thespis, [149]
Thirteenth-century costume, [184]
Tombs, Egyptian, [1]
Torriani, Giovanni, constructor of wonderful puppets, [18]
Training puppeteers:
- Choosing puppeteers, [120]
- Manipulating, [122]–127
- Voice, [133]–134, [223]
- Stage picture, [130]–131
Traveling Musicians of Bremen as a shadow play, [217]–220
Trent, Council of, [11]
Turkey, [3]
Twelfth century costume, [182]
Value and Intensity, in relation to scene painting, [95]
Venice, [12], [13]
Virgil, [149]
Voice, how to use it in puppet plays, [133], [134]
Voltaire, [27]
Wearing costumes, the art of, [193]
Wood:
- figures, [10]
- masks, [144]
Wooden head for Burattini, [53]–54
Yen Sze, Chinese Showman, [4]
Zuni Indian Masks, [146]

TRANSCRIBER’S NOTES

Typos fixed; non-standard spelling and dialect retained.