There is still a place where enchantment
lives - where streams sing and winds whisper. Where caverns lead to nether
realms. Where trees speak and flowers tell tales.
Thanks for all the Xmas luv...I luv u my friend. I hope that your Christmas was filled with the magic of the holiday season...and that all of your dreams came true. kissez..and huggz..♥
Hi Jacques, Here To Wish You Happy Holidays.! It Has Been A Pleasure Being Friends And Sharing Inspiration With Each Other This Year..! May Your New Years Be Full Of Love And Light.. Also, I Have A Present, A Favorite Peaceful Tune Of Mine And Also The Very First Concert I Attended.
ROLL UP ROLL UP....GET YOUR TICKETS FOR THE LAST PERFORMANCE OF MUCI'S PANTOS.....Peter Pan first opened at the Duke of York’s Theatre, London on December 27th 1904. It was written by J.M. Barrie (1860-1937) who befriended the Llewellyn-Davies family and their children, and as his neighbours in Kensington he became a family friend and adopted “uncle” to the five boys. These children were the inspiration for 'the boy who wouldn't grow up".
PART 2 OF 2 We are having the most beautiful weather right now...but it looks as though it will be a green Christmas this year. No matter what the colour may your Christmas be full of much love and happiness. Please remember to always stay safe especially over the holidays.
I have always loved this phototgrapher and his amazing work and have been collecting many of his beautiful ballet images since the beginning of 2009 when I made my favorite ballet .gifs that are posted on my profile. I wanted to share the beauty of his work along with my creations with you for the holiday season and the end of a wonderful year. My life is always that much better when I receive your kind, creative and thoughtful "hello's" from you. Thank you so much for your friendship..it has been such a pleasure getting to know many of you over the past year. Take care and best wishes to you and yours for a beautiful Christmas and happy, healthy and prosperous new year to come. Love always ♥ Ally ♥ kissez, smackz and hugz...XoXo
Jack and the Beanstalk is an English fairy tale. The first printed version appeared in 1807. The first pantomime was at Drury Lane in 1819. An actress named Eliza Povey played Jack, and, bearing in mind the date, this fact makes her a contender for the very first “Principal Boy”. Theatrical legend has it that the Giant Beanstalk was so tall that Miss Povey refused point blank to climb it, as it towered over the stage at Drury Lane. From the earliest story the Giant has always cried on smelling Jack's presence: Fee-fi-fo-fum! I smell the blood of an Englishman. Be he 'live, or be he dead, I'll grind his bones to make my bread.
Thanks for the awesome comments. I am dropping off a few tonite to wish you a gr8 day tommorrow and hopefully these will tie me over for a couple of days until I leave for the holidays..*wink* Love and kisses, ♥ Ally ♥ XoXo
Once upon a time there were Three Bears................
In Victorian times, Goldilocks the pantomime was regularly presented. W.S. Gilbert (of the Savoy Operas) wrote a version of “Goldilocks” in 1867. It was performed at The Lyceum Theatre London. The plot of Goldilocks, unlike many other pantomimes is not set in stone. The simple tale of Goldilocks and three bears is only a small part of the pantomime. There are many variations on the panto story, but in general they all revolve around a circus theme.
Have a Great evening, jacques !
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jacques,
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Love to you,
