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... centenary of the death of Joseph Grimaldi, correspondent calls attention to the fact that the famous clown made notable appearances at Cheltenham and in Gloucester in the autumn of 1812. It recorded in tlie Memoirs of Joseph Grimaldi, edited by Boz, that ...
... CLOWN WORE MOTLEY WITH A BREAKING HEART 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 ...
... making her debut and carrying on the ever here On a historical note : L family acting tradition: Dad is Moore famous down Joseph Grimaldi proved big of 007 and sundry celluloid fame i:CMotber Goose draw back in When -comes to star couldn't 1814 be played ...
... and the beginning of November, 1812, and interesting account of the visit to Gloucestershire is given in tfce Memoirs Joseph Grimaldi.'* Although Cheltenham has been described a very bad theatrical town, on account of its spas and other amusements, ...
... where they met distinguished company, including Lord Byron. » ♦ Detailed mention is made of the visit in the Memoirs of Joseph Grimaldi (edited Charles Dickens), with special reference to practical joke which was played on the famous clown by Lord Byroii ...
... it, must have been read next day with a singularly exhiliratiug and refreshing effect. Copying from the late eminent Joseph Grimaldi, he commenced with the exclamation of Here I am again !” But he neither possessed that extraordinary facial expression ...
... doors of many those who thus sought protect their property from the rioters, Mr. Bruton recalled from the Memoirs of Joseph Grimaldi, the celebrated elown (which ' '' edited), the amusing story of how Grimaldi. senior, with the view of keeping in the ...
... Maggs for £2 12s. «d.; a first edition of Oliver Twist, with plates Cruikshank, Mr. James Bruton for £4• Memoirs of Joseph Grimaldi to Mr. Wilton Haines for £4 125.; a first edition of The Loving Ballad Lord Bateman, with twelve etchings by George ...
... GRIMALDI ANNIVERSARY JJOME observance will, after all, be paid to the hundredth anniversary on Monday of the death of Joseph Grimaldi, whose reputation lives as that of the greatest clown in history. He was much more than a clown, being a child dancer ...
... Burnaby I lye, which carries the reader back to the days of Gordon Riots. About the same time appeared his Memoir* of Joseph Grimaldi, the celebrated Clown. After completing Master Humphrey s Clock Mr. Dickens visited America, where he was received with ...
... henceforth almost incessantly plied. About the tine of the publication of 'Master Humphrey's Clock,' appeared his •Memoirs of Joseph Grimaldi,' the celebrated clown, almost the only production of his pen which deals with the plain prose of facts. Soon after the ...