... of Friday and as the clown in the harlequinade, is ucidoubtedly is valuable and prudent acquisition *~ * By this tiise the action of the piece has become still isore brisk and interesting WilliacineWaltontalkes up his role of clown, and every oie is delighted ...

... Coslttcnle, 200i)ou poformter's. S'ecotid erlitioti of ARCADIA, with new ,Specialities. 'Tho ?? pirodutcedi by thc celebrated Clown, II1 r Duielii. P'rices ifro 01ii. to l 10. 0~ ORE STE RS' M usI1C HALL, F. CAML'3II)DG E.IOAD, MILE.END.-Proprietor, Mr J ...

... and Silgiog Business. Disengaged January 25th. Address, HER MAJESTY'S TIIEATRE, ABERDEEN. MR. RICHARD HICKS, as CORNEY and Clown, A151 an inumese hit, his Gagr the talk of te, city; also Diss PATTIE GROVES (Mrs Hicks), HIARMONY sacd Rolnusbine ; in thd ...

... executed acts after the manner of artists who lie on their backs and toss a barrel with their feet. A third figure represented a clown on stilts, who, after dancing, gets tipsy, falls down', and fineds great difficulty in getting up again. There were also a ...

... Vocalist, and Dancer, ALEXANDRA THEATRE, LIVERPOOL, LURLIETE and Okown. Canterbury, Lusby's, and Sun, Easter. T. HOLMES. The Clown of the day. Mq R. H A R R Y PHILLIPS, Comique Vocalist, STAR, LIVERPOOL, Every Evening, usual success. MR. R A R R Y FREEMAN ...

... antd the running match between the gay youlg dog and the lazy dog filledl the youngsters with delight. The Lorubarto musical clowns dis- played their great talent iii performing upon all sorts of odd instruments. They could disoucrse eloquent music with ...

... with every demonstration of delight. THE GRAND TRANSFORMATION, THE PALACE OF PORCEIAIN AND DRESDEN GEMS. By Mr J. SELBY HALL. Clown, Mr W. WALTON. T IV E R P 0 0 L.-ROTUNDA THEATRE.- L v Proprietor, Mr. D. GRANNELL. - Proprietors and Mana-ers of First-class ...

... School H'orses, Gymnasts, Acroba ts, Clowns, and Novelties of every description. To save timge state lowest terms and full particulars. Four days' silence a pofite negative. Address above. WANTED, EQUESTRIANS, Clowns, and First-cla&w Novelties, for January ...

... in fashion most diverting. The Sisters Daslhwood (three) contributed to the vocal part of the programme ; and the musical clowning of the Brothers Lombarto found plenty of admirers; as, too, did Artelle and Lalo, two of the cleverest lady bicycle riders ...

... Rteeves, Madame Bioletti Amnadi, and the wonderful Midgets Double Troupe of Pantomimists. Johnny Alexander, the acknow: ledged Clown, and the great Matthews Family, Juvenile Pantomnimists. Newv and neagiificent Scenery by R. M. Hyde. Gorgeous Appointments ...

... Director, J. S. LoiTIoIsOUI, 52, Waterloo-road, S.E. EF R E T R I 0, L another greed acid glorious Pantomimiie success as CLOWN, I'ANTALOON, aid HARLEQUIN, anid Specialities in Openinig at TH-IEATItE RIOYAL, SHEFFIELD. Edinbuorgh and Glasgow. Fast inalciig ...

... Everything new and in first-class condition. Apply to E. GARcIA, MIanlchester. vOR SALE, a Number of Al Stage and Ring 1 CLOWN'SDRESSES, First-class 3lonley's Dress and Mask, Chang Dress, Mask and Hoop, Twelve Small Throwing Hats, Wheelbarrow, Tub, &c ...