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INTERNATIONAL PUPPETRY MUSEUM

formerly The Conservatory of Puppetry Arts (COPA)

1062 N. Fair Oaks Avenue - Pasadena, CA 91103
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Four and puppets from Just Say No a  gift from the Assistance League of Pasadena.

Man on a Horse, Bambara, Africa, rod puppet. This is an especially large and heavy piece. It probably required two puppeteers to manipulate because of its size and weight.


Young Boy, Page, Coyote and Bear (Mrs. Modo)
Gayle Schluter, a board member of IPM was a member of the Assistance League of Pasadena. It was because of her that the Junior League became involved with this project, (anti-drugs-Just Say No and the anti-smoking show All Dragons Don’t). IPM received the puppets and all other equipment, including the scripts, stage, sound system, lights and storage cases and stands for the puppets.

The original puppets were created by Phil Hettema. More puppets were created later by Roger Denis. Consultation was done by Jim Henson Associates. The performances were given at grammar schools in the San Gabriel Valley. René and some of his colleagues worked on the project as well.


Tosakath, a Demon, Thailand, a rod puppet made by Cheung Sakunkaeo. Used in traditional stories by the Hun Krabag Company.

Man With Drum, Senegal marionette used in village performances.

Mr. Noah (maybe?) marionette  Sea Captain in Polynesian skirt and rain cape by Harry Burnett  (Turnabout/Yale Puppeteers)–1930’s.

Devil with Wings hand puppet by George (Pinxy) Larsen 1940’s. Unusual because it more elaborate and has wings, unlike other Pinxy devils.

Man in Apron marionette by Benjamin Blake Blake was from the east coast and later moved to California. His puppets were beautifully designed.

Polar Bear marionette by Rand Bohn used in his holiday show. He also did a number of delightful penguin puppets.

Medieval Snake, Europe, marionette 

Yellow Cat, Poland, hand puppet. One of a series of animal toy puppets

 

CONTRIBUTIONS NEEDED:
To continue the important job of conserving this world class puppet collection, IPM needs more storage space! We are looking for a unit or units to install on Alan Cook’s back lot. If you have or know of a source for clean and secure units that are free or reasonable, please contact : IPM (626) 296-1535 mail@PuppetryMuseum.org.

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