Mazeline, on which were written the address of two wig-makers and of a theatrical costumier called Guilbert, and a card of invitation to the exhibition of M.
Guilbert, the costumier on the Boulevard St. Martin, where he had gone in the hope of discovering a connection between the card and the murder.
I was only seventeen, and very small for my age, so I owe any success I may have made to the costumier and wig-maker.
Gentlemen, what is the difference, or, as there has been no quarrel, let us say what is the distinction between a costumier and a butcher anxious to arrange his shop-front to the best advantage?
The theatrical costumier has become an independent functionary, boasting an establishment of his own, detached from the theatre.
It is doubtless difficult to fix this date with preciseness; but when that has been accomplished the opportunity of the antiquarian costumier has arrived.
Mr. Remington had procured from a theatrical costumier in Covent Garden the mask of a Chinaman's face and a costume similar to that which clothed the wax figure.
The first witness was the costumier in Covent Garden, who testified to Dick's purchase of the Chinese mask and costume.
He was the costumier at the corner of the rue des Martyrs, and made a very fair thing of the second-hand clothes.
Much more reluctantly she contemplated parting with him whom the costumier had described as a "hungry poet"; but matrimony did not enter the poet's scheme of things, nor for that matter had she ever regarded him as a possible parti.
