The Art of Pantomime in Kerala

C. S. Srinivasachari

The Art of Pantomime in Kerala

Vol. 9 · No. 4December - 1933pp. 967–968English

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“Dancing was cultivated 85 a fine art hy the ancient Tamils; and much information regarding it is available in the Silappadhildram from which we know that the people were familiar with two kinds of plays, Arvan and Tamil.”
“The Kathakali is a dumh show, and there is an elaborate system of mwdras which have to be learnt hy those who have to train themnselves to be actors.”

Works cited in this article

V. Swaminatha Iver's Edition (1832)
The Progress of Cochin, 23. 342-3 edited by T. K. Krishna Menon (1032)
AUJ., vol. I, part I, pp. 105-10

Discussed in this article

People

V. Poduval
Mr. Menon
E. R. Dpisharoti

Places

Texts & works

Kathakali
Silappadhiilaram
Bharatu-Natyasastra
Hastalaksapapradipikd
Abhinayaderpana

Dynasties, sects & groups

Congress of Orientalists

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829–834Kalidasa in ChinaLouis Finot 835–853Vamana's Theory of Riti and GunaPrakash Chandra Lahiri 854–865Krsna and JarasandhaSadashiva L. Katre 866–871The Rise of Najib-ud-daulaJadunath Sarkar 872–879The Architecture of the Taj and its ArchitectShyam Chand Mukherjee 880–885The Puranic Traditions - (about earlier homes and migrations of the Indian Aryas)Narayana Tripathi 886–897The Origin of the MalpahariasSasanka Sarkar 898–911Some Sanskrit Texts on PaintingV. Raghavan 912–922Two Types of Subjectivism in Monistic VedantaMakhanlal Mukherji 923–929The Date of KarkacaryaG. B. Makoday 930–933Literary Reference to SamudraguptaRamesh Chandra Majumdar 934–942An almost Contemporary Account of Mahmud's Invasions of IndiaSri Ram Sharma 943–947Daspalla Copper-Plate AgreementBinayak Misra 948–950King Narasimha of Gaunda and the study of the Mahabhasya in BengalJogendra Chandra Ghosh 951–956Early History of the Gahadavala DynastyDhirendra Chandra Ganguly 957–966Epigraphic NotesDineshchandra Sircar 967–968The Art of Pantomime in KeralaC. S. SrinivasachariCurrent article 969–972The Dasas of the Karnatak CountryS. Hanumantha Rao 973–977Hindu Theatre (Part 1)D. R. Mankad 978–979AryadevaVidhushekhara Bhattacharya 979–980Sankaracarya and DharmakirtiVidhushekhara Bhattacharya 981Sankara's Reference to a Buddhist PassageVidhushekhara Bhattacharya 981–983A so-called Convention of the Hindu DramaMano Mohan Ghosh 984–986Varahamihira and BuzurjmehrAdinath Neminath Upadhye 987–988Syntactic Position of the Preposition in ArdhamagadhiAdinath Neminath Upadhye 989–991Vainyagupta DvadasadityaRamesh Chandra Majumdar 991–994Hindu Theatre (Part 2)V. Raghavan 995–1003The Seventh All-India Oriental ConferenceP. C. Bagchi 1004–1030ReviewsBatakrishna Ghosh, Edward J. Thomas 1031–1039Select Contents of Oriental Journals 1041–1042Addendum: Some Sanskrit Texts on PaintingV. Raghavan

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