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Monday, July 6, 2015

Alice in Wonderland’s Most Memorable Adaptations

de bene esse: literally, of well-being, morally acceptable but subject to future validation or exception

Bambi Linn as Alice in The American Repertory Theatre production of <i>Alice in Wonderland,</i> 1947.
<b>Caption from LIFE.</b> At the mad tea party Alice carries on a fantastic conversation with the March Hare, the drowsy Dormouse and the Hatter.
<b>Caption from LIFE.</b> At the Queen's croquet ground Alice and the White Rabbit watch the Queen of Hearts (center, right) preparing to whack a ball through the wicket.
<b>Caption from LIFE.</b> Under a mushroom Alice watches the Fish-Footman hand a letter to the Frog-Footman, asking the Duchess to the Queen's croquet party.
Eileen Darby—The LIFE Images Collection/Getty Images
Bambi Linn as Alice in The American Repertory Theatre production of Alice in Wonderland, 1947.
July 4, 2015 is the 150th anniversary of the introduction of one of literature’s most memorable characters: Lewis Carroll’s Alice, of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, often shortened to Alice in Wonderland. Continue ...
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