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... popularity is rather increasing than diminishing. Some changes have been made in the programme since our last notice. The clowning of Storelli and his clever musical eccentricities are both attractive and amusing, and his reappearance in this town, after ...
... Treasurer, The Two Eagles, Brook-street, Kennington. DIED, on the 27th ult., at Belfast, Mrs Patterson, wife of Johnny Patterson, clown. Interred in the Roman Catholic Cemetery, Belfast, on the 29th ult, ...
... pleased the audience ; and the performances given by the grotesque clowns Sivado and Le Barr went well, the spectators I showing their appreciation by loudly applauding. Comical Cattle, the clown, has caused great fun during i the week. LEEDS. THE GRAND THEATnE ...
... fo the ground exciting as much enthusiasm as ever. The merits of Raamza and Arno in their horizontal bar feats and amusing clowning must not be overlooked, and, -;eith the clever Larson family and the Brothers Cin- zmnevalli, both doiug an excellent turn ...
... White with his Arabian horses, whose doings we have more than once described; the Hulines, asnusing and versatile musical clowns; Cheevers and Kennedy; Stebb and Trepp, the Viennese burlesque artists; dainty Miss Grace Whiteford; MIr Dan Leno with his ...
... in every part of the house. Little Meers had his benefit last Monday. His patrons filled the building, and gave the clever clown a hearty welcome. EASTBOUR NE. THEATRE ROYAL.-Lessee and Manager, Mr E. P. Atkinson.-On Monday evening Miss Pattie Verner's ...
... the volunteers encamped here this week the proprietor has engaged a strong company, including R. Leggett Tabra, comedian, clown, and dancer; Miss Annie Sterne, burlesque actress and dancer; Ted Millins, Irish comedian and dancer; Miss Amy Waters, high ...
... horseback, a: leaps through eight tissue-paper hoops in succetsoo with remarkable agility; and Mr Charlie Keitb, really amusing clown. creates laughter by some ongi55 strokes of wit and satire, cencinding with a ?? burlesque of the performance of a premihre ...
... lBo~i', Lowestoft, to Miss Fanny Williams. DIED, on the 7th July, 1886, after a lona ijnem', Wm. Francis Chappell, equestrian clown, aged sixt- seven years. American papers please copy. ...
... presented that was grotesque in its humour. It was a travesty on the forum scene in Julius Cresar. Mr Robert Frazer, the clown, made up as Humpty Dumpty, wasthecorpseof thenobleRoman. Mr Francis Wilson was the Marc Antony. His oration was one that would ...
... excited considerable interest, and amongst the new comers deserving of special mention are Messrs Lombarto and Vokes, musical clowns and grotesques. LEEDS. THE GRAND THEATrE.-Closed. THEATRE ROYAL.-Proprietor, Mr J. Hobson; Act. ing-Manager, Mr James Ellis ...