“MacMillan, like Balanchine, deplored the use of pantomime to convey plot and relationships.”

“It celebrates a teenage girl named Hellas, who had worked as a pantomime dancer in the Julio-Claudian or slightly later period, and was memorialized as such by her proud father Sotericus.”

“Freksa himself had written a stage pantomime, Sumurun, which was staged by Max Reinhardt in 1910.”

“In 1914 when Chaplin entered movies, he was an English pantomimist unknown to American audiences.”

“He proved a skilled pantomimist, especially in his depiction of the death of John Dillinger.”

“The modern clown, acrobat, magician, and pantomimist was produced by the union of the jester and the minstrel.”

“Excepting the pantographs and the lazy tongs, which could be purchased commercially, most of the rod and bar systems were the extemporisations of individual engineers.”

“High level access is provided on lines 9 and 10 for servicing of equipment boxes and pantographs.”

“Numatic International Limited makes vacuum cleaners in Chard, and Brecknell Willis, a railway engineering company on the A30, makes pantographs.”

“Song and dance is how Catherine Zeta-Jones made her first appearances in school shows and pantos.”

“Simon is now several years and several pantos down the road from his 1984 debut as a chorus dancer.”

“In Glasgow, pantos are a series of song and dance numbers strung together with a bit of patter.”