... The Two Poets, comic opera, in two acts, by J. Edward Germain, first public perform- ance-St. George's Hall. 21. The Coming Clown, a Christmas number, in one act, by Mark Melford-Royalty. 22. The Noble Vagabond. romantic drama, in four acts, by Henry ...

... Twarikey is MIr E. J. Allnutt, who never spares himself in the opening through knowledge of the fact that he has to appear as clown in the harlequinade. lir J. Schofield as Banishara, the attendant on the Slave of the L-amp, in one scene delights the Visitors ...

... at Spennymoor last week your correspondent notices me as playing policeman. That part is played by H. Lindon, and that of clown by, yours faithfully, HARnY LORREANO. MASONIC.-A regular meeting of Lodge Dramatic (No. 571), Glasgow, was held in the Masonic ...

... other public entertainment of the likekind under the authority of a licence of Quarter Sessions. WHIMSICAL WALKER, the popular clown, is confined to his bed by a severe cold. ...

... awhile the wire business, Joel il Diavolo adopted the somewhat safer profession of the pantomimist and took to the stage as clown, for which difficult rble his natural humour and quick, light step admirably suited him. Several years later he capriciously ...

... played for the last time at the Theatre Royal on February 4th, the three preceding nights having been given over to the usual clown and employees benefits On the following night Mr George Rignold opened the dramatic season with Mr Bartley Campbell's drama ...

... the present application, the licence was sanctioned. DIED, April 1st, at Hercules-buildings, Lambeth, S.E., Jerome Lionel (clown and pantomimist for more than thirty years), after a long and painful illness. Deeply lamented by a large circle of friends ...

... Crowther, skater, &c.; Miss Ada Blanche, low rope; Mr George Palmer, equestrian and juggler; Messrs Flexmore and Tom-Tom, clowns, &c.; Brothers Trapnell, acrobats, &c.; and Eugene Rivalli, the Fire Prince. MISS MARIE BARNUM has been suffering for some ...

... mirth-moving qualities never seem to stale. The success of this funny pair has brought forth a crop of imitators , but your true clown is born, not manufactured, and there is a vast difference between forced and unforced buffoonery. Mr Edmund Forman, a tasteful ...

... figures of a dance, in which Italian brigands, lHigh- land chieftains, knights in armour, modern sailors, tragedy queens, clown, pantaloon, and harlequin joined in perfect good fellowship. One figure kept aloof from the rest. He was attired as an ancient ...

... audience file out of doors never to reopen upon them, and wlhen the imaginative eye sees in perspective thte deinolishers tearing clown the decorations, thie contraetors carrying away the :materials, and the Spirit of the Place spreadingc its winlis hidinu its ...

... or less popular, to take a benefit once a year whether we would or not. I remember at the conclusion of the pantomime the clown was going to take a benefit, and it duly came off. I saw him the day after it was over (he had been walking about for a seek ...