(Entertainment Sourcebook). Packed with nearly 5;000 company entries from across the country; The Entertainment Sourcebook is an insiders guide to finding any item imaginable; be it a Civil War saber; an animal to rent; authentic Amish clothing; 19th-century chandeliers; crystal and glassware; or plumbing supplies and fixtures. The Sourcebook is useful for anyone planning an event; even a wedding; and its indispensable for those who work in theatre; film; television; opera; and print; with more website listings than ever before.
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Four StarsBy Peter J. BuotteI use this book to inspire mask-making in art therapy3 of 4 people found the following review helpful. balinese masksBy Ira H. MarksNot a great resource ; the Balinese have a bottomless amount of masks and characters; this book skims the surface; but does not have much information on characters who they are what part they play; type of dance they would be involved in; coffee table quick flip.2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. Unique photos of Balinese masksBy J. SchirleAs a theatre practitioner interested in learning about Balinese masks; I found this book to be invaluable. It is one of the only books of photographs of Balinese masks I have found; and many of the mask makers work shown in this book are the traditional carvers whose work is on display in the Museum of Masks and Puppets in Mas; Bali. Slattum provides explanations of the dances and uses of the masks; and these are indeed brief; as though the publisher was more interested in this as a photo book; but there is also information here Ive not been able to dig up in other internet or book searches. I found the book even more useful after I had visited Bali myself---since many of the internet images of masks are cheap tourist versions; not always representative of the high level of carving in Bali.
