... your(?) critic sees through his ears, and fancies that Hamlet ought to look like a member of the merry family of patomime clowns. Further, I am favoured with a nasal twang-be might just as truthfully have written, had also a hunch, squinted, limped ...

... stand on their heads, hind feet, and roll barrels with their fore feet. The clown elephant, however, amuses the patriarch most. He comes in dressed, as I have said, in clown's costume, takes his seat at a table which is set for dinner, rings the bell ...

... George Claig, but was known in professional circus circles as lidlie. Esther Austin, end was renowned for her impersonation of clowns and harlequins. She performed, you know, at rthe Lyceum as well as at Astley's, and has appeared as harlequin and in other ...