slapstick started in the middle ages maybe even before that, Shakespeare even incorporated slapstick in a midsummer nights dream
slapstick in the theatre started from the middle ages, or even ancient Greece
slapstick in the films started with the birth of cinema when there was no sound at all, Chaplin for example.
During comedy horseplay in pantomime type theater the actors would strike each other with a pair of paddles strapped together, these would make a loud slap but leave no injury, as they became known as slap-sticks so did the type of comedy associated with them.
it was made in 1935
Whip is a percussion instrument. It is also called a slapstick.
MAKING A SLAPSTICKHere's a picture:or instead of plywood use hardwood strip of similar size.
it was made in Italy
The first flute was made by Bohem
The first flute was made over 5,000 years ago. It was made out of bone. The first metal flute was made in 1830 by Theobald Boehm.
Slapstick - novel - was created in 1976.
there are different characters in slapstick because not only just one person can play every part in slapstick you have to have a variety of people for crowd and main characters in slapstick.
Slapstick - The Wire - was created on 2004-11-21.
Operation Slapstick happened on 1943-09-09.
The ISBN-13 of Kurt Vonnegut's novel "Slapstick" is 978-0385334204.
slapstick was published in the middle ages :P peace out dudes xx
Slapstick of Another Kind was created in 1984-03.
The duration of Slapstick of Another Kind is 1.4 hours.
it is named because of two pieces of wood being hit together.
Slapstick originated in the theatre; a slapstick is made from two sticks , attached at one end so that when you hit someone with the other end there is a "loud" slapping noise as the loose ends clap together, without hurting the person - at least, not much! Strange as it may seem, the pain of others is the basis of much comedy, so using a slapstick allowed performers to give the impression of pain without actually injuring anyone.
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