"What has he got against Pierrots?"

"I don't think he objects to Pierrots as Pierrots.

"I don't think he objects to Pierrots as Pierrots.

"And I," he cried, "am 'Pierrot'!"

Who the devil "Pierrot" might be the spy could not guess.

She knew only that she wished by a German shell "Pierrot" and his car had been blown to tiny fragments.

"Which 'Pierrot'?" she parried.

"He told me 'Pierrot' was a most dangerous man!"

Carmens an' Father Timeses, Pierrots an' Pierrettes, Pompadours an' Apaches was gyrating to the soft strains of the orchestra, who perspired at the piano in his shirt-sleeves.

A famous tenor sang folk songs of sunny Italy; two French pantomimists did a graceful and amusing Pierrot and Pierrette; a comedian did a black-face monologue; and the first part of the program concluded with the performances of a young violinist, the son of a Russian tobacconist down town, whom Mrs. Berkeley Hammond had "discovered" and was now sending to Europe to complete his musical education.

There was a battalion of Red Indians, Negroes, Esquimaux, Ballet Girls, Angels, Sweeps, Romans, Sailors, Pierrots, Savages, Bogeymen, Ancient Britons, Bishops, Zulus, Pantaloons, Beef-eaters, Tramps, Life-Guards, Washerwomen, Ghosts, Clowns and God-knows-what, armed with jezails, umbrellas, brooms, catapults, pikes, brickbats, kukeries, pokers, clubs, axes, horse-pistols, bottles, dead fowls, polo-sticks, assegais and bombs.

Compiler: George F. Pierrot.

George F. Pierrot (A); 26Oct54; R138758. AMERICAN COUNCIL ON EDUCATION.

MACFALL, HALDANE. Aubrey Beardsley, the clown, the harlequin, the pierrot of his age.

SEE Pierrot's mother; a fantastic play in one act.

© 19Dec23, (pub. abroad 2Jul23, AI-5315), A765392. R71924, 21Dec50, Violet Evelyn McNeile (W) MON AMI PIERROT; CONTE BLEU.

PIERROT, GEORGE F., ed. American boy stories.

PIERROT, GEORGE P., comp. American boy adventure stories.

PIERROT, GEORGE P., ed. American boy sports stories.

SEE PIERROT, GEORGE F. BRINTON, CRANE.

(In Pierrot, Aug. 1940)

Before him, in the center of a vast glade, huge white pierrots were leaping rabbit-like under the rays of the moon.

And as though to justify his fears, the ranks of tall pierrots swarmed and multiplied; their somersaults now covered the entire horizon, the whole sky on which they landed now on their heads, now on their feet.

And yet if you were an old Parisian and had matriculated for the last dozen years at the Bal de l'Opéra, you would know the illustrious Chicard by sight as familiarly as Punch, or Paul Pry, or Pierrot.

This dress was varied later for the parts of Sganarelle and Pierrot, and the Harlequin dress itself was changed to a certain extent in the sixteenth century.