August 7, 2010

Spare an invisible tear, perhaps, for the death of a mime.

Lorene Yarnell, of Shields and Yarnell, has died at the age of 66.



Here's the marionette routine. And here they are as street performers in 1973.

5 comments:

Bob_R said...

I suppose this would be an inappropriate time to do the "a mime is a terrible thing to waste" joke.

Trooper York said...

I have to say for a mime she had a really great rack.

As my whimsy leads me.. said...

I had forgotten about them. They were intriguing at their prime.

Toy

Kensington said...

I must admit I've always been curious about what happens when you put a mime in a real box.

Jason said...

When a mime dies, I always imagine all the other mimes joining together and remembering them by singing, shouting, laughing and blowing vuvuzelas in a brief moment of noise.

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