... Hall, Birmoingham. The Originals. L L I V E and C ER A R D, ' Horizontal Bar, Double Clowns, Grotesque Dancers, Knocliabout French Clowns, Double Trapeze, Aerial Clowns, Hat Throwers. and Vaulters, now on Tour through FRANCE, Sixth Season. At Liberty for ...

... Obstncle Bate. JULLIEN'S BRTTISII ARMY QUADRILLLES, Special Slaittng PUNClT and 3tiD'Y SHADOI1' PANTOMIME. Bands for Dattning. CLOWN CEICKETIER1S Balloon Ascent. Tltil STREETS OF LONDON, BETSl'Y BAKER, aclt] Grand Balcet. TWO VAIlIItY CONCERTS. 31r GBo. r ...

... CASTLE THEATRE. WVANTED, to open August 21st and ensuing V Season, ARTISTES in all Branches, Dramatic, Burlesque, Acro- bats, Clowns, Riders with their own Horses, Serio-Coelics, Comic Vocalists, Jugglers, Dancers, Pantomimists, and Acttieg Manager who u ...

... (Australian twins, who are pleasing), MBiss Wyndham (a dashing serio- comic), arnd the Brothers Rudolph (who are in favour as clowns). STO CKTON- ON- TEES. THERATRE ROYAL,-Lessee, Mr Fred. Cooke; Manager, Mr t. Brown.-On Monday Mr E. F. Brady's Hone Rees ...

... NORTHAMPTON, Monday next. At Liberty for the ensuing Pantomime Eeason. Miss Buller, Principal Boy; Mr L., Principal Part and Clown. MR. F R E D. D. H A R R I S, Monday next returns to ROYAL, HOLBOBN, ca5 Specially Engaged. I Frank Egerton, Agent, 7, York-road ...

... eqessurieiinr, whose classic name has been vulgarised by the mnombers of the company to Cinders ; to Fanny Forick, the circus clown ; and to Julios Cesar, an acrobat. A little chat amiong these throws some lielit ois the eharacters of the drainaeis pJcrsone( ...

... ownn Horses, Stcciihily Artists, Acrobats, and Gymnasts, or Comic, Musical Koek dbout Clowns, or anything suitable Inr C rcus Business. Wilt S orclli, Mlusical Clown, wcifte again. Address, S. ETAuste, Reo3al Italian Circus, Great Grimsby. ORRIN BROTHERS ...

... s were given to immense audiences, who fully appreciated the various items, replete with every kind of talent, whilst the clown's jokes were most amusing; Mr Carl Ritter lending valuable aid in this department by his really finished instrumentalism and ...

... it was thought could not pos- sibly live, was hastily baptised by the vicar, assisted by hiscurate, the one disguised as a clown and the other as harlequin, who were with difficulty induced to leave the revels for the purpose of performing the sacred rite ...

... and fifes of the let Middlesex Engineers, who played thrice during the day. The Clown Criclketers played (luring the greater part of the day, thel competitors being the Clown Uricketers v. Not- tage's Ramblers. Inquiries as to tlis result showed that it ...

... Acrobatic L Marvels, Vaulters, and Table (Pyramid) Tumblers, now at Liberty for present and future dites, also Christmas, as Clown, Pan- talonr, and Sprites, to work Star Traps, Leaps, &c. Address as above, care Craven and Cooper, Advertising Agents, Sunderland ...

... fire, full of cathusiasm, with flaming torch in balud. Who could have foretold the dramatic vocation of this unfolturiate clown, who little drianemld of minieg a debut in the identical wolk lie hissed? He has a more sensible head nowv, lie never hisses ...