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October 4, 2022 Biography / Blog / Mime

Annual Overview of Institute of Mime. December 1938

Dancing Times, London   In this newspaper clipping, we can see that the Institute of Mime is going from strength to strength.   The year had focused on educational aspects of mime, whereas in 1937 the focus had been on the artistic and stage side of things; and 1935/36 had

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September 27, 2022 Biography / Blog / Mime

Ginner-Mawer Update. October 1938

Ginner-Mawer Update.  October 1938   Among Miss Mawer’s collection of newspaper cuttings, this one has a little surprise right at the end:  “Miss Ginner, Miss Mawer and Miss Sherwood are taking over all the classes in Greek, National Dancing, and Mime at the headquarters of the Women’s League of Health

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September 20, 2022 Biography / Blog / Mime

Irish Mime. 26 September 1938

Irish Daily Telegraph, Belfast Even the tiniest of news paper articles could find its way into Miss Mawer’s cuttings scrapbook – sneaking in here thanks to the person in question being a Fellow of the Institute of Mime.  We learn of Miss Burgess (presumably Helga who I have written about

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September 13, 2022 Biography / Blog / Mime

Buxton Drama School Festival. August 1938

The Times, London 25 August & High Peak News, Buxton 27 August The previous year’s pop-up drama school had been acknowledged as having been a big success, so it was to be repeated this year. The drama school was held by the British Drama League, under the banner of the

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September 6, 2022 Biography / Blog / Mime

Do You Move Beautifully? 31 July 1937

Eastern Daily Press Norwich & Liverpool Post Presumably a press release, these two news clippings from different parts of England are exactly the same. In it, we seem to hear the voice of Miss Peggy Butler (a stalwart of the Institute of Mime who took the art to Scotland) who

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