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... with goose on the “quiet.’’ Possibly may have been prompted to commit this uii ked act by observing the immunity with which clowns in dirierent theatres of London at tins time the year carry off geese, fish, and lobsters from the stalls of temporary tradesmen ...
... laughter with which his imperenesdon was greeted were ample for sweaffionally the part • little. Mr. A. P. Greenly made a stabil clown—we only on the mare of W B. Box proved a very g ood servant t the aid spherri, and the mwM of Clenmene; end Dion rove art wily ...
... Blug M-}mm Hloe Beard's Pet E. Telbin. lmm BScene, by Henry Emden. Ballets. Principal Danseuse, Malle, Palladino, and 100 %fl% Clowns—¥red Evaie and W. o hh-fi..h.1;-s Box-office Open 10 8o 5. No MO G PRRFORMANCOE, EVERY MONDAY, INESDAY, and SATURDAY, st 3 ...
... plalowl dessert Nockells end Knight. Part. liontley, 17, hare snd hattlo 14 gte , Mr. C. mot.. PPM. A. Pr. Knight, 17. of clown. Pitcher Alien, 17. a piece 01 heft 10A 1, Mr. .7 IV - road. !!, 3 s - - - - gofer booth sad loaplassa •A• 11 ta sabamhe sarallass ...
... Duncan M Ausie Btanrt, Mise Marie Wilkiams, R . Messrs G. 0 Macdermots, Ariher Williams, Master Laari. Mr. Herbers (x-.“‘rux Ac Clown, M~ H Pavne. Premiere Dauseuse Colombier “THEATRY ROYAL, COVENTGARDEN. )Blfit? LANE THEATRE ROYAL—BLUE u‘x:’nn ~The SUCCESS ...
... Florie lionnton, Lucy Mab ehainbtrs, lily Morris, jiains.oue; Harry laylor, Jai. lawn, E. Rosenthal!, i rank Hindu, 'l'he clown, Hildyar;. Ballet of luo ladies, the Euloit and Elliott hi appearance since her accidoutj. SURREY THE AT. E. GRiAT PANTOMIME ...
... twit Ho of A. sa4 A al 7. ' CAsltamts Poottos•mat SIND. HAD THE SAILOR Ord* ; 0. H. Illsedartsott. Lugs. A INUtlatsL sea U Clown. Torn/. ItOX DirRY I Low. sd TIM M.S. word MI (II . Vain : L. Warm Vt.lles. Mamma& : 4,41 I 4 Leim asemmost.. rromded. id ...
... and Saturday. THEATRE ROYAL, THE SAILOR.—MdIIe/ COLOMBIER, Prumi re L>au»eu»e, tui-portwl a powerful !,jt - Harlequinade: Clown, Mr. Harry PantaliX/a. Mr. iullv Loins; Harlequin, Mr. Mercer . Columbine. Miss Clara Fi=her; ilarlequnia, Mi»» K. Rogers. ...
... Entertainment ever presented to the Public. The Performance free from vulgar and sensational exhibitions. The Drollest Droll Clowns. Every part of the Cirque arranged with due regard to the comfort of the andtenee. Tho Stud of Horses of unsurpassed beauty ...
... designed; and was a great success. A lively but short barlegninade followed, in which Mr. Alfred Oievannelli appeared as clown, Mr. Vincent. harlequin. Mr- C. Stewart' pantaloon, and Madame Perri, columbine, whilst that most indispensable character in ...
... C. numand sad R. P. ; 1 STRAIN°. ALLOONACY. the only Extravaganza in ot AND TOOTHPICK, st Soi ; new sag w e ft. rapletomM clown an no own non. No liteM i ll a nALTY THLATIL& CRUTCH AND TOOTHPICK .4.4. ol4 o. BALLOO =Fas4 NA.oll b. .—luzaersee t. liesta ...
... Ballet Scene by Henry Emden. Grand Ballets: Principal Danseuse, Mdlle. Pal- ladino, and noo coryphees. Double Harlequinade, Clowns, Fred Evans and W. Simson. Prices. S6d. to 5gineas. Box-office open To till 5. MVlORNING PERFORMANCES every MON. DAY, WEDNESDAY ...