(2/-1) This magician and silent member of a comedy magic team started as a high school Latin teacher.
(4/-2) Though they are known for their innovative musical performances, none of the performers in this troupe known for the color of their face paint speaks in the show.
(6/-3) In 1947, he created his most famous character Bip the Clown at Paris\' Pocket Theater.
(8/-4) The closest he comes to “speaking” on film is sneezing in “At the Circus” and making seal noises in “A Night in Casablanca.”
(10/-5) The first recorded mime performance was Greek dancer Telestes acting out the chorus\' lines in this Aeschylus play about the captains of Polynices\' army attacking Oedipus.