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... Pantomitne Clowns. TO TEB EDITOR OFL THE EIZA. Sir,-My attention having been called to some letters apuearing in your valuable paper respecting the decline of c owning, may I venture to say, as a clown of some experience, that in my opinion the public ...
... safely assert that one motive power in the downfall of old pantomimes was in the little novelty that wtas put into them. '-he clown who laments that the gallery no longer calls for Hot Codlins, himself touches a very wead point in his ease. What is the ...
... the vast audience which had con- the occasion. Then there were the marvels, the continental ballet troupe, the *reat musical clowns. the negro melodists, and ther sources of amusement, which were all well their way, and whose efforts contributed â– Materially ...
... the public for a week longer, and or. Monday the spectacle was again produced before a good house. Mr Sam 1 rantz acted as clown in a new harlequinade. The pantomime, however, does not form half the entertainment afforded at the Circus, for in ad- dition ...
... horterand clown. K ow the land's all divired, John Thight, tell me why That cash In the bank to your ci edit shoold lie? Universal eqtnality has now got the vote ;- bloke it liolves, or I'll make my remarks on your throat I Shlall the clowns, too, be ...
... plenty of fun, and no lack of clown or pantaloon. In and about the Strand only two theatres are open for pantomime, namely, Drury-lane and Covent-garden ; and the allusions to questionable parodies, which the Old Clown mentions, are not to be found ...
... young and old, and exhibit, as the product of CM-p.fnI tr'!nin?, alm ...
... &TIU PO1UA'T'. A MODERN DIOGENES. Last evening, an rnusral occurrence took place in Whitby Harbour. Mr J. Wallett, a popular clown connected with IMr Bosewell's cirers, air- noanced tbat he would go up the harbour in a wvaehing tub drawn by six geese. In ...
... announced tha result of the poll, which was received with deafening cheers, and shouts of Tomlinson above 2,000 ahead went clown through the crowds in the principal thoroughfares like lightning, the result being known in the remotest parts of the [ borough ...
... rider, is one of the most daring equestrians that bus ever visited Wales. His performances are nightly re- Mr Fred Cooke, clown and equestrian, is also a great favourite. the borough police- comt, on Friday, William Harrow, an inmate, of the anion, was ...
... enemy's establishment, and set up there r erprmanence and avowedly in opposition. Tile better to push his business, he engaged a clown and three or four musicians, whose performances reached their height in the evening. Cheap Jack's enclosure therefore soon ...
... mistaken countess. The company is a superior one all round, and the rough byeplay of Sir Toly and Sir Andrew, with the fun of the clown, caused, last evening, roars of laughter. ...