In 1960, in ”The Annotated Alice,” Martin Gardner put forth two theories of its origins, after noting that the phrase ”grin like a Cheshire cat” was common in Carroll`s day.

Cheshire Cat is an imaginary cat or feline character which popularly appears in Lewis Carroll’s 1865 novel – Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. The cat is popularly known between the fans of the ...

In the book, the Cheshire Cat appears to Alice in a variety of guises — as a huge head (without a body), and a big grin. “I have often seen a cat without a grin,” says Alice.

Today, Burton talks about his version of the Cheshire Cat. Early on in the making of’ Alice in Wonderland ,’ director Tim Burton had very strong feelings about one of the characters -- and it ...

The other Cheshire cat effects. Long before Alice’s feline friend started shedding fur all over the laws of physics, it had already bequeathed its name to some very different disappearing acts.

The 1951 classic Disney film Alice in Wonderland comes to life with Beast Kingdom's newest statue.As part of their growing Master Craft statue series, the Cheshire Cat is back with a 3,999 limited ...

The Cheshire Cat is the result of a small merger between two groups of galaxies. The eyes represent the biggest galaxy in each group and they will eventually merge into a single massive body.

Adapted by Penny Farrow based on the novel by Lewis Carroll, Broadway Haus and DEM Productions have conjured up a ...