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578 The Book of Indoor and Outdoor Games |
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the more easily achieved. When the portieres are drawn together and the living pictures released, they have then the privilege of naming their successors, who are obliged to pose in their turn and hear the revengeful comments of those whom they had sought to tease by their criticism.
If something more artistic and less informal is desired, a dark cloth curtain may be hung as a background and a single portrait exhibited at a time. It will be found that a curtain of black netting or gauze, hung between the portrait and the audience, adds very much to the effectiveness of the former. |
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