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The International Puppetry Museum (IPM),formally The Conservatory of Puppetry Arts (COPA) is dedicated to promote, to preserve and to advance the international art of puppetry. supports and enriches the diverse communities of Southern California through outreach programs that blend performance, exhibitions and education.

A main objective of IPM is to insure the preservation of the Alan Cook collection. We are in negotiations with a major museum in Southern California as a permanent home for the most representative puppets as
well as the library of book. IPM volunteers are diligently working on photographing the puppets and cataloguing them.The books and ephemera are being catalogued as well.


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INTERNATIONAL PUPPETRY MUSEUM

formerly The Conservatory of Puppetry Arts (COPA)

1062 N. Fair Oaks Avenue - Pasadena, CA 91103
phone - fax: 626-296-1536
Note this Website is Under Development
and is a revision of www.COPA-Puppets.org


PUNCH AND JUDY PUPPETS FROM THE ALAN COOK COLLECTION,
INTERNATIONAL PUPPETRY MUSEUM WILL BE ON DISPLAY

During the run of The Tragic Comedy or Comical Tragedy of Mr. Punch produced by the Rogue Artists, antique puppets will be on display.
Featured will be puppets by Tony Sarg, George “Pinxy” Larsen, Ralph Chessé and Steve Shipman
The show will run from July 18 – August 31
at the Bootleg Theater, 2220 Beverly Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90057 – Phone: (800) 838-3006
For more information contact: www.rogueartists.org

   
Punch by Tony Sarg
Judy by Bruce Chesse'
Judy with Baby
by Pinxy Larsen
Pretty Polly
by Pinxy Larsen
Ghost
by Pinxy Larsen

Policeman
(by unknown)

Punch
by Steve Shipman
Judy
by Steve Shipman
Crocodile
(by unknown 1940's)


 
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