... Seenehy Hcnry Emden Three Grand Ballets. Principal Daaaseuse, IldlIlc. Paladino, and 100 Corypbhees. Double Hayiequinade. Clowns, Fred. Evans and IV. Simpson. Preceded, at hevei, by TIlE LOST LETTERI. Prices, Od. to Five Guineas. Box-office open Ten to ...

... Performances onl the Stage), Charles willismis (thle groat linprovisatore and Spelling Patterer), The flonreys (Acrobatic Clowns and Hat Mani pulators, from the Hippodrome, Paris), Sefton (thle Gesticulating Spidler). Every Evesing atL7,30. Saturdays ...

... Star Music Hal Bermondsey, took his farewell benefit, having transferred tl establishment to Air Fred. Evans, the popular clown. 18. 1,400th and last representation of Oun Boys at ti Vaudeville. 19. Mr W. G. Wills's new piece Ellen, produced at the Ha ...

... Mr J. F. Alexander; Columbine, Bliss Floretta; Fop, Mr D. Moss; Policeman, Mr F. Harley ; Pantaloon, IALM George Gibbs; and Clown, Johnny Alexander. he whole perform- ance, which was highly relished, closed with an excellent scene called Home Again in ...

... received with roars of laughter. In the comic scenes following the Transformation Mr John Alfrano is the Clown, and Mr Tom Pleon the black Clown. Mr Hazlewood may be congratulated on a well- ?? success. WHITEHAV EN. THEATRE ROYAL. - Lessee, Mr Edward ...

... Hibernia (Comic, ?? Miss Rose Hales (Ballad Vocalist), Sandford and Kenyon (Negro Comedians), Buckley and Lombarto (Musical Clowns), Miss Clara Sandford (Serio-Comic and Sand Dancer), Miss Louie Harrow (Serio, ?? Miss Emma 'Roselle and Maria Gerard (Duettists) ...

... Sobriety indispensable. ATRATO AND ALLEN'S CIRCUS, SUNDERLAND. WAN TED, EQUESTRIANS, Tumbling, T Knockabout, and Talking Clowns, with Entrees and Ground Acts, for present and future dates; also Sensational Novelties. Address as above. Three days' si ...

... December 28tb, at Plymouth, after a fortnight's severe illness, Henry Withers, professionally known as Relio, the lion comic Clown, aged twenty-five. DIED, on December 14tb, at her residence, 18, Narrow Wine-street, Bristol, Mrs Elizabeth Morrish, the beloved ...

... PAVILION, MEE CEE LINCOLN. MEE CEE Watch the Gymnast MEE OEE of the Age. MEE L I T T L E V I 0 T 0 TEETHf PERFORMfER, FUNNY CLOWN, and FLYING GYMNAST, will shortly appear in his NEW ENTERTAINMENT. Required, First-class Agents for England and Abroad. Private ...

... you allow me to correct a slight mistake in your last issue. Your reporter in his notice of the Pantomime here mentions the Clown as Mr Tom Lovett, which should have been, your obedient servant, Tom LOVELL, Britannia Theatre, Hoxton, January lst, 1880. ...

... Holmes. mHE BROTHERS PLEON (TOM and HARRY), WACKI-WACK-KEE, the Black Limelights, Great ICKAW-ICK-WAR, THEATRE ROYAL, and BLACK CLOWN, WEST BROMWICH, Legitimate BLACK POLICEMAN. Pantomime Speciality. Success. The Knockabouts knocked by MA S O N and U OL L I ...

... Goody Two Shoes ST. JAMES'S HALL, TUNSTALL, every Evening. M R. L L , Y D CLARANFE, L11. Great success as TOMMY GREEN and CLOWN, in his highly-successful Pantomime Goody Two Shoes. ST. JAMES'S .HALL, TUNSTALL, every Evening. MR B. WILL GEORGE and MISS ...