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... 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 ...
... regular English p-n:o':di::.‘in :ic}:.h&h- Harlequin Exrecuted, y a the Linecoln's-inn-flells Thenire, December 26, 1717. Joseph Grimaldi (1779-1836) was an ewivent clown, Origenists pretended Lo draw their from the writings of Origen, who lived 185.253. T ...
... 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 ...
... MAY 3l. JosEPH GRIMALDI, famous comedian, died, 1837. ** The genuine droll,” says » filch- Charles Dickens, * the Grimaldi ing, irresiatible clown, leftthe stage with Dr. THowas CHatmers, Scottish divine, died, 1847. kror ‘Boughton, near Canterbury, rodueed ...
... Brothers. Bon Gaultier. Are those the London Docks'—Ode to Mr. Graham. Hood. Thlisiorioisint oat In Pleasant-row !—Ode to Joseph Grimaldi. Senior. Hood. There's as pretty ones off Primrose-hill as ever a one at Mitcham.—Letter of Remonstrance from Bridget ...
... Old Bailey, and through Newgatestreet.—A Friendly Address to Mrs. Fry. Tom Hood. A proper Covent Garden feat I—Ode to Joseph Grimaldi. Tom Hood. Ah ! there are more Snow-hills than that.—Ode to Captain Parry. Tom Hood. The greatest Romeo upon Holborn-hill ...
... immorality of his poems, “ Leaves of Grass.” He was saved from destitution by the gemerosity of 'English admirers, 1837—Joseph Grimaldi, comedian, died. 1841—Thowas Chalmers, D.D., died. 1855—Died Charlotte Broate. 1869—Irish Church Bill passed. ...
... rare, 1790; Miss Burney’s Evelina, coloured plates, uncut ; Coaching : The Roadster’s Album; Chas. Dickens’ Memoirs of Joseph Grimaldi, plates by Geo. Cruikshank, first edition; Illustrations of Master Humphrey's Clock in plates Thos. Gibson, 1842; Grotesque ...
... hilt. N. 11; met rotundin of the Gordon Biota About this peen's!. he wrOtA portiere, hie only biography, via: that of Joseph Grimaldi. the famous clown, which hoarier, fell miff froin the pre.e. and is quit, forgottee lit 11141.2, the novelist Gaited America ...
... Next come on the scene THE GREATES'T OF PANTOMIME CLOWNS. Joseph Grimaldi, the most celebrated t clowns, cF.d much to increase the populariti of the pantomime. He born 1773, and died in - 1837. While yet a thud he commenced his career on the stage, an ...
... Tom Dibdin, but the words really seem to have been of very little consequence. The name of Mother Goose and the fame Joseph Grimaldi created an attraction of magnetic force. But it is equally certain that the hidden foundations of success were unconsciously ...
... of the modern policeman. The predominance the clown seems to modern development, mainly due to the exceptional ability Joseph Grimaldi. Nowadays the scenic spectacular effects produced on the stage are often gorgeous, and the pantomime has secured a place ...