... pale set face, the clown, t Tenderfoot, leapt from his ponr. c My God, he cried, It's the mother ?? How it was done no one saw, yet done it was. Fcr in a moment the horses were stayed in their onrush; t the crowd only saw the clown leap at their bridles ...

... The Christmas Clown. A TatsA TOiB. Side-splitting jester! Merry Christmas mime, Whose pranks enliven dreary Winter time, At whose approach vanish a teat or frown I What can resist the merry, tunmbling Clown, Or dear old Pantaloon, who takes his store ...

... action opens in the clown's home on Christmas Eve. The clown is ill and in low spirits, as he cannot fulfil his engagement on Boxing Day, having met with an accident. His housekeeper, however, cheers him up, and he dons his clown's dress and dines in ...

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... Mr. Buck, the Clown. We last and previous week stated the great distress and trouble of this artist, and now with pleasure say that, through improve- ment in his health and the kindness of Mr. Edgar, Lessee of Sadler's Wells, he has resumed his Professional ...

... Royal. Air Forshaw represented the plaintiff; and Mr Black- hurst the defendant. M. Louis Leglere deposed that he was the Clown at the Preston Theatre for the recent Pantomime. The document signed and produced was his agreement with Mr Cooper. He knew ...

... SOCIETY CLOWN AS A COMPOSER I A CIAT WITH MR. GEORGr GROSSMITn ON HIS NEw OPERA. You wvish to know something of the music which I have written to Mr. Gilbert's libretto, said Mr. George Grossmith to a representative who found the Society Clown resting ...

... West's Eight with Clowns & Pools. Mr. W. West gave, on Wednesday evening, his Readings and Musical Illustrations at the Music Hall, Store-street, assisted by Miss Vaughan. The entertainment, entitled A Night with the Clowns and Fools of Shakepere ...

... the Fine Lady at Banbury Cross. The Pantomimists are Messrs. Arthur and Charles Leclereq as Harlequin and Clown, Little Huline and Son as extra Clowns, Mr. H. Naylor as Pantaloon, and Miss Caroline Adams as Colum- bine. The principal characters in the opening ...

... This gentleman has undertaken the part of Clown, sothat now in the Magic Mistletoe there is a tumbling Clown, played cleverly by that surprising little embodiment of fun, Master William Edouin; a talking Clown, personated by Miss Cuthbert, who does and ...

... following passages are taken CLOWN.-' Bless the lady. E OLivIA.-Take the fool away. a CLOWN.-DO you not hear, fellows ! Take away the s lady. OLIVIA.-GO to, you're a dry fool; 1'11 no more of you: r besides, you grow dishonest. t CLowN.-Two iflults, madonna ...

... Pantomime was where Clown, Pantaloon, Harlequin, and Colum- bine were engaged. A serious Pantomime was where action was given which might be given in words. In a comic Pantomime he bad acted as Pantaloon, and had spoken to the Clown. The Clown at the defendant's ...