PLEEAAASS Arrange the events related to the evolution of theater makeup chronologically.

Actors would use greasepaint for makeup.

Max Factor got an award for his inventions in makeup.

Jack Pierce used layers of cheesecloth soaked in collodion for the base and
then covered the actor’s face with the mixture and greasepaint.

Actors burned cork for playing Black characters.

Actors used red face paint for playing the character of an angel.

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Actors would use greasepaint for makeup. Max Factor got an award for his inventions in makeup. Jack Pierce used layers of cheesecloth soaked ...

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this is so easy1. Jack pierce 2. actors using greasepaint for makeup

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in ray bradbury's short story "a sound of thunder", mr. eckels's fearfulness leads to drastic consequences for the rest of the world.

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