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... GRIMALDI'S GRAVE. Tt.o grave of Joseph Grimaldi, moat famous of English clown*, is in neglected state. short thua back mcsMMD was made the Islington Borough Council that the inscriptions the tomb had become almost obliterated. It has been ascertained ...
... very spirit of pantomime, is compara. lively a recent innovation. It was not until 181 that the greatest clown of all. Joseph Grimaldi, nride his trium• pliant success at Sadlers Wells Theatre. The Clown henceforth became an int. portant figure. lt was ...
... too old and serious for pantomime The clown, oddly, came in much later than the harlequin. Grimaldi—not the most famous Joseph Grimaldi, but father, Guieeppe Grimaldi, made his dibut at Garrick's Drury Lane pantomime in 1758. Joseph first appeared in pantomime ...
... and had just fl hours in town before returning for the first house- The record he made (an appreciation of the great Joseph Grimaldi, King of Clowns) will be heard this afternoon in John Pudney's production of Joey. ...
... records—Dance Music. 2.211—As Midland. 3—Far and Near. 3.15 — Empire Orchestra. 4.ls—Joeyl King of Clowns. A memorial to Joseph Grimaldi, the clown, who died in 1837. 4.4s—The English Poets—Alfred Lord Tennyson-1, selected by F. L. Lucas. 6—The Children's ...
... clown still crops up in theatre and music-hall. This theatre-clown follows the tradition established by the celebrated Joseph Grimaldi and he has become confused with the circus clown. friend and king ~ History names of :uliar people. Somers, of Tarleton ...
... explain them (a) Paronomasia (b) Onomatopoeia ; (Cl Aposiopesis. w,r. hung ago . (a) Sarah Bernhardt; (b) Zleonora Dun; (e) Joseph Grimaldi: (d) Irving I.) Edmund Kean. M. What aro th 4 following ? (a) The Merry Widow (b) Black Widow; (e) A bottle of The Widow ...
... triumphant Tar between the Babes in F. Y ET the tragic touch has always got entwined into Pantomime somehow. There was Joseph Grimaldi's last appearance at Sadler's Wells in 1832. It is four years since I jumped my last jump, filched my last oyster—boiled ...