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whiteface

[ hwahyt-feys, wahyt- ]

noun

  1. a Hereford.
  2. Theater.
    1. a performer, as a clown, who appears in clown white.
    2. the white facial makeup used by such a performer.


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亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins

Origin of whiteface1

First recorded in 1700鈥10; white + face
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鈥淵ou know,鈥 Pindell tells herself, in whiteface, 鈥淚 hear your experiences and I think, well 鈥 it鈥檚 got to be in your art in a way we consider valid.鈥

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Further, she criticized Chicago police for their alleged failure to investigate an online video showing one of the brothers 鈥渋n whiteface doing a joke monologue with white makeup on,鈥

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Mr. Van Peebles said that studio executives wanted a White movie star 鈥 such as Jack Lemmon 鈥 to play the role in blackface but that he persuaded them to use Black comedian Godfrey Cambridge in whiteface.

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This role is played by Matthew Hancock, who while delivering a sprawling monologue, applies whiteface in preparation of taking on the roles of both George and M鈥機losky.

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There is whiteface, redface and blackface, along with narrative flourishes delivered by a stand-in for the playwright himself.

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