The Chinese drama from the earliest times until today : a panoramic study of the art in China, tracing its origin and describing its actors (in both male and female roles), their costumes and make-up, superstitions and stage slang, the accompanying music and musical instruments, concluding with synopses of thirty Chinese plays, by L.C. Arlington, with a pien by Mei Lan-fang and a foreword by H.A. Giles
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The Chinese drama from the earliest times until today : a panoramic study of the art in China, tracing its origin and describing its actors (in both male and female roles), their costumes and make-up, superstitions and stage slang, the accompanying music and musical instruments, concluding with synopses of thirty Chinese plays, by L.C. Arlington, with a pien by Mei Lan-fang and a foreword by H.A. Giles
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- The Chinese drama from the earliest times until today : a panoramic study of the art in China, tracing its origin and describing its actors (in both male and female roles), their costumes and make-up, superstitions and stage slang, the accompanying music and musical instruments, concluding with synopses of thirty Chinese plays
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- The Chinese drama from the earliest times until today
- Title remainder
- a panoramic study of the art in China, tracing its origin and describing its actors (in both male and female roles), their costumes and make-up, superstitions and stage slang, the accompanying music and musical instruments, concluding with synopses of thirty Chinese plays
- Statement of responsibility
- by L.C. Arlington, with a pien by Mei Lan-fang and a foreword by H.A. Giles
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- 1859-
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- Arlington, L. C.
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- The Chinese drama from the earliest times until today : a panoramic study of the art in China, tracing its origin and describing its actors (in both male and female roles), their costumes and make-up, superstitions and stage slang, the accompanying music and musical instruments, concluding with synopses of thirty Chinese plays, by L.C. Arlington, with a pien by Mei Lan-fang and a foreword by H.A. Giles
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- First published in 1930
- Bibliography note
- Bibliography: pages xli
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- 177, xli pages
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- The Chinese drama from the earliest times until today : a panoramic study of the art in China, tracing its origin and describing its actors (in both male and female roles), their costumes and make-up, superstitions and stage slang, the accompanying music and musical instruments, concluding with synopses of thirty Chinese plays, by L.C. Arlington, with a pien by Mei Lan-fang and a foreword by H.A. Giles
- Note
- First published in 1930
- Bibliography note
- Bibliography: pages xli
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- volume
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- nc
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- Content category
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- txt
- Content type MARC source
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- Control code
- 346673
- Dimensions
- 26 cm
- Extent
- 177, xli pages
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- 65019614
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