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... CAN YOU TELL—?'* 1 Who was Joseph Grimaldi? I* —What the longest river in Asia? 13 —When was Forfar a Royal residence ? 4 —For what is Vladimir de Paclimann noted ? s—What5 —What were turnpikes? 6 —How is the name Bourchier j pronounced? YESTERDAY'S ...
... Mr Stanley Cooper, of Willesden Road, Brondesbury, has offered restore, at his own expense, the tomb of the comedian, Joseph Grimaldi, in what was formerly St James's Churchyard, Pentonville, now the Council's recreation ground. ...
... disreputable condition rose to £31, while a Waverley First Edition brought £14. A First Edition of Dickens' Memoirs of Joseph Grimaldi fetched £5 10s, while a First Edition of Goldsmith's Citizen of the World went somewhat unexpectedly at ss. At £26 ...
... Minieh? —When were blankets first used ? 6 —In what country is a cheese a popular wedding gift? YESTERDAY'S ANSWERS. 1—Joseph Grimaldi (1779-1837) was one of the greatest of English clowns. firxt appeared at Drury Lane when aged two, and in the next year ...
... Gentlemen, and Sketches of Young Couples ' went for £8 : ; the original edition Sketches by Boz for £7 15s; and Memoirs of Joseph Grimaldi, the original cloth, for £7. Examples of the value placed by the bidding dealers others were:—A Christmas Carol and ...
... Smothered Tragedy in Laughter A hundred years ago to-day died the greatest clown the British stage has known. Joseph Grimaldi was the father of all the genuine drolls, the grimacing, filching irresistible clowns who are the delight of pantomime audiences ...
... 3.ls—The 8.8.C. Empire Orchestra (Leader, Daniel Melsa; Conductor. Eric Fogg). 4.ls—Joey! King Clown*! Memorial to Joseph Grimaldi, the Famous Clown, who died 1837. Written by David Kean, Grimaldi. 4.45 —The English Poets—Alfred Lord Tennyson— I. Selected ...
... That was at York, when the custom of producing pantomime at Easter long survived. Grimaldi's Clown. Theodore Hook called Joseph Grimaldi the Garrick of Clowns. His first appearance was at Sadler's Wells Easter Monday, 1781, h& not being quite three years ...
... sllows the revolution' Dl-,' S of drawing that has 5 + ( . >6 recent years, largely le efforts of the Royal Drawtx Joseph Grimaldi, the * .> ' l 1 the old churchyard ' n Pentonville Road, has \ 4l otupletely restored. The 'f tj,' bich has been shifted ...
... the last of Piof a irth-mover. The end of his flis rs 0n al career is strangely like that of SariP'1 a t predecessor, Joseph Grimaldi, of Wells fame. in [ C1 * explorers do not frequent London Sard days, so that expert opinion reto !n g Commander Peary's ...
... brought you hither, accept, ladies and gentlemen, warmest and most grateful thanks; and believe, that of one and all, Joseph Grimaldi takes double leave, with farewell on his lips and a tear in his eyes. Farewell! That you and yours may ever enjoy that ...
... 15-The 8.8.C. Empire Orchestra (Leader. Daniel Melsa; Conductor. Eric Fogg). 4.15— Joey! King 0, lrt lo s A Memorial to Joseph Grimaldi, the Famous Clown, who died 1837. Written by David Kean with Alec Archdalc in tha part oi Joseph 445—The' English Poets ...