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... AT THE COLISEUM. THE CLOWN OF CLOWNS. Crock, the inimitable, returns to the Coliseum on Monday. It is 98 years since this Clown of Clown. took to the stage, and just on 14 since he made his first appearance in London. One of the first in this country ...
... A CLOWN OF CLOWNS. A great clown, Grock, will strut the boards at the Coliseum this week, so my friend Sutton-Page tells me. Grock is a wonderfully droll fellow, and is a great friend of the children. Among other stars in the Coliseum firmament are Miss ...
... CLOWNS CLOWNS CLOWNS BLACK BEARS On The TRAPEZE Aerial Sensationalism. ...
... THE NEW CLOWN. THE NEW CLOWN. WoR WEDNESDAY at E» THE NEW CLOWN. “An enormone aneceaa. THE NEW CLQWit. Globe theatre. „ GRl:rr - THE' HEEL OF* ACHILLES. TO NIGHT, at 8.15, and TO-MORROW (Wednesday) MORNING (2.0), EVENING (8.15). SATURDAY NEAT, 22. at ...
... THE NEW CLOWN. THE NEW CLOWN. TERRY'S THEATRE. THEATRE. THE NEW CLOWN. THE NEW CLOWN. THE NEW CLOWN. Mr. JAMES WELCH. Miss NINA BOUCICAULT. EVERY EVENING, 9.15. Precede.!, at 8.15. I>t the Travesty. CK JONES. SMEERLI'CK JUNES. THE NEW ...
... THE NEW CLOWN. THE MEW CLOWN. Preceded At Al 5 by SHEER LUCK JONES. MATINEE. SAtUdAV IMPERIAL THEATRE. Sole Lessee and Manager, Mrs. Lakgtky. EVERY EVENING, at 8.30. NO MATINEE ASH WEDNESDAY. MATINEE, U.n.l SATURDAY at ?-30. MADEMOISELLE MAR& Paul (Author ...
... The Clown Noni. the famous clown, is being sued for damages in the High Cour , to-morrow. The plaintiff is Mr. Martin Wronker. film export agent. His claim arises out of police court proceedings in which he was alleged to have wrongfully obtained £lOO ...
... AND CLOWNING ...
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... CLOWNS. yon PAIRS Men's very strong working Trousers; dark grey stripes; all sizes; 45. lid. pair; postage 64. Pearson, it, Adelaide-road, Southall. S3nts LADIES', Gent's and Children's Castoff Clothing wanted to purchase for cash or sell by auction; ...
... CLOWNING , CLOTHING—Mot's ears from 10e. OE, boys' setts b. ad. men's second-land cord IC pale largest abetment selecron of cloaking in Ealenu—W A. Cocas Pawnbroker ad ambler, West Wing P HAYWARD & Co.! sod 6, Bodoni Itord,West we are open to boy LADIRS' ...
... THE CLOWN. Poor Jerry jumped through paper rings. With pokers and with sausage-etrings, And tumbled down till he was sore-- You Phnwld have heard the people rear. Alas! Poor Jerry, when he died. Found Heaven strangely dull, and sighed And fell to thinking ...