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... 1758 it received a great fillip with the arrival of the Grimaldi family in England. The must notable of the family was Joseph Grimaldi, who was not only an amazingly clever clown, but an inventor of many ingenious tricks and pieces of machinery. In those ...
... crackers, and Joey took his cue. Slap! Bang! Here we are again!” In 1806, in the pantomime, Mother Goose,” at Dniry Lane, Joseph Grimaldi, the greatest of fill Kntomime downs began > reign. Between Grimaldi and Whimsical Walker, who died (aged 84) in 1984 ...
... had to do a little trates then, and in his capacity as clerk to One of the Alderman's ten- rent-collecting. ant’s was Joseph Grimaldi, the famous ciown, and at his instigation Edward Miles became an actor, at the Hereford Theatre in 1834. As the theatrical ...
... originally been a stage carpenter Manchester. Some curious details concerning Bradbury’* career are found Boa’s “Memoirs Joseph Grimaldi.” First brought to Dublin by Philip Asticy in November, 1793, Bob tumbled his way at into local affections, and for a ...
... in it here test •nd most, wee • dashing illiterate fellow. of when some carious stories are told is Burs Memoirs of Joseph Grimaldi. His popularity bore in Int easy be Wrested ' when it le stated that hie basalt sight brought him in, in receipts and ...
... John Philip Kimble, Edmund Kean, William Cherie.. Macready, Charles John bean. Charles Macklin, Joseph Shepherd Minden, Joseph Grimaldi. Charles James Mathews. Frederick Robson, not to mention William H. W. Betty. The biography in each rose is divided into ...
... reason why the Amphitheatre was o»> popular was that owing tp its state repair the root very leaky. Boa, in lj} Memoira Joseph Grimaldi,” in writing this visit, fayac ‘‘At lengih, towards the end Bepember, ja. very heavy; rain coming down daring the performaneo ...
... would be glad of the opportunil f Priem stories are told in Paz's Memo- turned with some verysmart things. °- r e s of Joseph Grimaldi), amused the town 1 • • getting a good hospital training. ' Ten as Squire Bogle in the famous pantomime 1 independent ...
... less a person than for the genius which he displayed. After Rich, the greatest English pantomimiat that ever lived was Joseph Grimaldi—which sentence enshrines a bull, since Grimaldi was an Italian. His inimitable personation of the Clown raised that part ...