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... AGUSSI, the groat Italian Rider from Afilan, unequalled for daring Equestrian Feats. Ilons. POPO- WITZ, the celebrated French Clown and Grotesque.- HIerr HUB ER. the unrivalled Dutch Phenomenon. LE PETIT RINAIDO, the French Prodigy. lons. CA- RAVELLO, Herr ...
... Two Little French Clowns in a rival Vault- img Act on Two Ponies. Molsl Scn.SrI RNoIts. LAGA, \Iaddle. JOSEPHlINE, ?? lsnISA.B.P , YI'. YoUNO, and the whole Coam- lailV, in a New Series of Perfr'inanceu. Laughlable Oddities bythe Clowns,AMessrs. KNIGiH'T ...
... CLYDE. Ellen Enfoeld ?? Miss W1ILLL&5s. *To conchtde with the r 9weV9_ Pantomime of HARLEQUI C K . BOBIN. First Clown j' t BRADBURY. Second Clown .> ,Ionsieur DUECO. On SATURDAY Eening By Desire, ad under the Patroeageof Sir S. MA Y, A new Petite Comedy (never ...
... turnl deserves iunotler. A fall of Snow, and at SnovvobaIl. Scone ?? Mantsin Lovers' arrival froni a warnm Climtte, and the Clown from a cold oue; a preeent from the North Pole, which turns out more plague than profit. First sioete orf ihc Magi, Pip.e. ...
... Cayenne Curti, (afterwards Lover) Mr. Horrebow, Deputy Deadwig, (aftetwardsPantaloon) Mr. Hiydon, Tommy Snow, (afterwards Clown) Mr. Norman. Columbine, ..M ?? ?? Mrs. S arle. r the course of the Piece will be exhibited the following New Scenery: Scene ...
... AGUSSI, the groat Italian Rider from Milan, unequalled for daring Equestrian Feats. Alons. POPO- WITZ, the celebrated French Clown and Grotesque.- Herr HUBER, the unrivalleil Dutch Phenomenon. LE PETIT RINALDO, the French Prodigy. Alons. CA- RAVELLO, Hlerr ...
... will Ride and Manage F O UR H O RSES at one and the same time! I Assistants to the Circle, Messrs. R. SMITH, WIDDI- COMB, end Clown Mr. J. DUCROW. Boxes 4s. Second Boxes 3s. Pit 2s. Galiery ls. Children under 14 years of age half-price to Boxes only. *- All ...
... afterwards Clown). Mr. Grimaldi, (of the Theatre-Royal Covent.Garden, his 8th appearance in this Theatre) ; Welisant, (afterwards Columbine,) Mrs. Searle, Scene 5th. FRIAR BACON'S STUDY AND BRAZEN HPJAD, Whittuore. Miles (Bacon'a Man, afterwards Clown) Mr. ...
... olds from £ , lOi. apt fiarnes, refused for ah t «»f fat rattle. the sheop d^T»ar?.m«a»t.t b'i«ii)»ms era* dull. Lambs I were clown about a from las' month, ! best mutt per In. Jti the h«-r«e there was j, supply, and a lot ef horses hands at remunerative ...
... Bedford; The Widow Wiggias, Miss HamiltqB-, Cuddie (afterwards Harlequin), Mr. Ellar; Hobnail, CioU!ts Apprentice (after. wards Clown), Signor Paulo; Pantaloon, Mr. Sutton; The btacxi Family, by the Mesdames Wliite4 Venus, Miss A. Crawford; Sally(afterwards ...
... 'X}.eriuietits are almost bewilderiim their surpassing dillieulty and the ease with which accomplishes tin 111. Ihe French clown, ilG.ist. has.jiiite captivated his Dublin audience*. as refined as is ■lever. His imitations are 111 irvelloiisly true nature ...
... Stons. Bastien Franconi-Hurry Scurry ?? Two Hercules-Mrs. Hyland-The Stilts by It. Comteuau. the French Clown-Mr. Tonikinson, the Eng- lish Clown-Mr. Bell, the Great English Equestrian, as the Star Jumper--The Flower Ballet-MI. Ethair and his Three Cbhilrdu ...