crumblestew · 20 days ago
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You know I got that EAH brainrot I yearn to interact with other ocs….
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detroitlib · 2 years ago
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Black and white photographic print of an interior view of the back seat of a Packard 120 touring sedan, with a woman in the seat and a cat sitting on top of the seat near the rear window. Text at the bottom right of the photograph reads "Photo by 'Dick' Whittington." c. 1939
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kbade · 2 years ago
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“Dirk Benedict attends the First Family Entertainment photocall in London. This season Dirk is starring as King Rat in "Dick Whittington" at the Milton Keynes Theatre.” (November 26, 2010)
I found these photos here If anyone knows where I can find footage of the play I’d appreciate it!
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heracliteanfire · 2 years ago
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Design by Cynthia Tingey for the 'Depths of the Sea' scene in Dick Whittington and His Cat, London Palladium, 1980
(via Costume Design | Tingey, Cynthia | Tingey, Cynthia | V&A Explore The Collections)
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screen1ne · 2 years ago
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The CBeebies Panto returns to cinemas with Dick Whittington and His Cat!
The CBeebies Panto returns to cinema Near You with Dick Whittington and His Cat! Watch the trailer and get the detials here @CBeebiesHQ @ben_cajee @AlPhelps88 @jarmackenzie @catsandiontv @rebecca_keatley @Strike_Media
Modern Films Family is excited to share the brand new trailer for this year’s CBeebies Panto Dick Whittington and His Cat, available in cinemas from 2 December 2022.CBeebies is once again taking to the stage for Christmas 2022, with a unique adaptation of Dick Whittington and His Cat. Bursting with catchy songs, festive fun, and a host of CBeebies stars, the film will be a theatrical treat for…
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monkeyssalad-blog · 13 days ago
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Dick Whittington postcard
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Dick Whittington postcard by totallymystified
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maypoleman1 · 7 months ago
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4th April
Dick Whittington
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Source: alchetron.com
On this day in 1406, Richard Whittington became Lord Mayor of London for the third time, fulfilling the contemporaneous rhyme ‘Turn again Whittington, thou worthy citizen, Lord Mayor of London’. The timeless rags-to-riches tale of the kitchen lad being persuaded by London’s bells to turn back to the city Dick had almost given up on, and then making his fortune thanks to his cat’s rat-catching abilities aboard a wealthy merchantman, is sadly completely made up. Whittington was the son of a Gloucestershire landowner, and therefore elevation to the London Lord Mayoralty was perhaps not so remarkable - although achieving the office three times was quite impressive. Even his famous cat may have been a play on words: Richard made his fortune by trading in coal which was carried up and down the waterways in cargo boats known as “ketches”. It is a wonderful story though.
Early April is also the time you are most likely to encounter Britain’s only venomous snake, the adder, as they emerge from their winter sleep and go in search of a mate. In Britain, adders were often depicted as well-guardians, probably reflecting an ancient belief in serpent-deities who protected wells before they became progressively dedicated to Christian saints. Adders also have a reputation for divination and a carving of Verbeira, a Romano-British river goddess, has been discovered in West Yorkshire, clutching two snakes. The carving now rests, perhaps a little incongruously, in the church at Ilkley.
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insidecroydon · 10 months ago
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Stage show: members of the cast of the Sanderstead panto, Dick Whittington, which runs from Tuesday to Saturday this week With our regular reviewer, Bella Bartock… ‘indisposed’ (too much Harvey’s Bristol Cream over Christmas, we’re told), KEN TOWL got all dolled up as a panto dame – oh yes he did! – and tottered along in his high heels to Sanderstead for the 84th panto by Croydon’s oldest AmDram…
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willstafford · 11 months ago
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Big Dick Energy
DICK WHITTINGTON The Attic Theatre, Stratford upon Avon, Friday 15th December 2023 This year’s seasonal offering from Tread The Boards is the only pantomime based around an historical figure, but don’t let that put you off!  Director John Robert Partridge and his cast of eight go all out to present this joyous piece of theatre.  What it may lack in terms of scale, it more than compensates for…
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shahabartprojects · 2 years ago
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Dick Whittington and his Cat
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inthedarktrees · 1 year ago
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Belcher School of Dancing, Los Angeles, 1929 | Dick Whittington Studio
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thatnerdinthecorner · 1 year ago
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petsincollections · 2 years ago
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Dog & cat eating Balto tuna & laddie, Southern California, 1934
Dick Whittington Photography Collection, 1924-1987 (collection), University of Southern California (contributing entity) 
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freckleslikestars · 2 years ago
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I’ve been working backstage for the panto my friend is directing and had a sudden question: is panto something that other cultures and countries do, or is it specifically United Kingdom based?
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helianskies · 2 years ago
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guess who's now going to the panto with a bunch of school kids bc they needed the extra help and i can't say no to my mum
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1900scartoons · 1 year ago
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Turn Again, Whittington, Thrice Lord Mayor, Etc
October 17, 1907
Shouts of "Run again Roosevelt" echo from Popularity on Capitol Hill. Roosevelt himself sits outside town, dressed in medieval clothing, with his cat, Jacob Riis.
The caption reads 'A new version of the Whittington story being enacted in the United States'.
Whittington was three times the mayor of London, and folklore had it that his cat had led him there. Roosevelt was refusing to run for a third term, but Jacob Riis, a close friend, insisted that his policies had to be continued, and urged him to run again.
See Also: Theodore Roosevelt
From Hennepin County Library
Original available at: https://digitalcollections.hclib.org/digital/collection/Bart/id/6368/rec/1743
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