... iast, Dec. 29th, William Frederick Saroni Short, aged thirty-eight years (professionally known as Saroni, the royal musical clown), the only son of Madame Saroni, of Hengler's Grand Cirque. His remains were interred in the Necropolis, Liverpool, on New ...

... gentle- man who styles himself Leo. He has some capital figures, including a poodle that ends by standing on his iire bead nd a clown who is not to be shut up vocallyi h simplbecause he is shut up bodily in a large box. Leo yle works bis figures most n ...

... lpleanirig perforriranice, showing the pver-1 5 l fection to lrich canine training may be brought. Tire I antics of the big clown dog vwere productive of much tamir elniet, anrl great laughter caime of the artfful-r lness of the monkey rider of a black ...

... The Rev. H. C. DIUSDALE is evidently a useful all-round man. We are not told whether he planned the Harlequinade, and played Clown to his Curate's Pantaloon, with the pew-opener as Columbine but the supposition that he did so is not incompatible with the ...

... exactly eleven o'clock on o the Harlcquinaderally, invented by Mr William Wal. C ton, and capitally carried out by him as clown, with the tl energetic assistance of Mr Harry Elliston as harlequin, w and of MIr Fred. Stone as pantaloon, Miss Lydia Bolton ...

... fell at exactly eleven o'clock on the Harlequinaderally, invented by Mr William Wal ton, and capitally carried out by him as clown, with the energetic assistaice of Mr Harry Elliston as harlequin, and of Mr Fred. Stone as pantaloon, Miss Lydia Bolton being ...

... Miss Annie Clarke testified to that lady's grace and skill as an equestrienne, her companions in the ring being the agile clowns and acrobats known as the Berisor troupe, who built up human pyramids of approved shape and wondrous architecture. The way ...

... Rev. H. C. L)IMSDALE is evidently a useful all-round man. We are not told whether r he planned the lHarlequinade, and played Clown I to his Curate's Pantaloon, with the pew-opener ats Columbine . but the supposition that he did so is a not incompatible with ...

... The toast having been drunk with musical honours, Mr WARNER replied, comparing himself with the clown who looked big with an indiarubber dress. The clown was inflated with air ; be was inflated with pride. He was indeed indebted to Mr Augustus Harrig ...

... spirited leading of Miss Louie Funnell, who afterwards appears as columbine in the harlequinade, which Mr Louis Martini as clown, Mr F. Maharg as pantaloon, and Mr G. Mason as harlequin, carry merrily along to a bustling and successful conclusion. Mr G ...

... make it e, up to 4d. Prisoner-The inspector knew me when I t Ic Was in a very different position in the West-end. I've S come clown in the world, and going before one of the I If- magistrates at M1arlborough-street was my ruin. M~re ?? do you come from? ...

... would assist him should they read this. He has been eighteen years in the profession, and has played with well-known companies-clown, pantaloon, harlequin, policeman, old men, heavies, character parts, &c., his last Christ- mas engagement being at the Crystal ...