... Royal bedrooms. An animal with the stnength of a lion and the jumping capacity of a lien couki hop one-third of a mile. Joseph Grimaldi-1779-1837—wa3, perhaps, the moet eminent pantomime clown that ever ap pared on the stage. ...

... Hadley; Hope for Bending, of the same. THZ Or CLOWNS. In the history of English pantomime the foremost place is held by Joseph Grimaldi. By him it was raised to its zenith; after him began its decline. The opening, introduced as a curtainraiser, developed ...

... the class nment Was an: status of the theatr after its rebuilding in 1765, and notable actors were associated with it Joseph Grimaldi .made hi stage appearance at Sadler’s Wells i at the of two, and played the nearly years. The period | tween 1844 and ...

... 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 ...