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... CLOWNS Are Mr. W. B. S»ai, (be Grimaldi of the age; Signor Gkbkkilda, Lyrical Jester; Monsieur Mabtisb, Grote q*ie; Sbba«ti \ni and Boutbklibs, the Two Frencli Clowns ; J ak»i an I Li ici, the Two Jureuile Grotesques ; Ussy Wrstom and bis Troupe rsafUßMiao ...
... THE CLOWN. Friday, grand prime Lottery Night. THIRTY POUNDS’ WORTH PRIZES TO BE GIVEN AWAY a remembrance, the amusement being for the Farewell Benefit of MR. RICHARD BELL. For particulars, see Handbills, to be had at the Circus on application. The Doors ...
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... Clown Killeter Fair is a great favourite and not only with the Tyrone wans as Mat Alulcaghev would say. It was written by a circus clown called Johnny Patterson who also composed The Stone gutside Dan Murphy's Door • and The Garden where the Praties ...
... CLOWN 4-45—HEADSPRITE Nap—WE FREE Double—WE FREE and GRANDSYD PATHEINDER ...
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... CLOWNS Amusement booths were set up on every hand. with !heir painted clowns disporting themselves outside. Here, amid the din and loud squeak of the Punch and Judy shows, the bartering and clapping of hands as horses. mules and asses changed owners, ...
... CLOWNS Are Mr. W. B. Seal, the Grimaldi of the Age; Signor Gebkrilda, Lyrical Jester ; Monsieur Martinez, Grotesque; and Boutrelikr. the Two French Clowns Joanni and Luioi, the Two Juvenile Grotesques ; Pitney Weston, and his Troupe of Performing Dogs ...
... KANGAROOS, POI.AI LIONS, HORSES, PONII CLOWNS CLOWNS CLOWNS Prices (inc. tax). laily. 10 to 10. Phor '.l Half-Price to All Matinees only. Children under L*ry exceptedt at ...
... PRINCE AS CLOWN. still extended his Koyal Highness that invitation. would see conditions in Glasgow that he would not see in Africa, Aroeutina, among the aborigines Australia. He would guarantee the Prime absolute security with his own life. (Cheers ...
... MINISTER'S CLOWNING. Later, when Mr. MacEntee, Minister for Industry and Commerce, was replying to the debate, Deputy Mulcahy picked up his papers and left, remarking, we did not build up an Irish Parlinment for the clowning of the Min:ster. ...
... `Circus clowns' Mr. Andrew Moore, the boy's father, who is in charge of Ballygrainey Post Office, said that during the day he noticed Noel and his brother had painted their legs with water paint, pretending they were circus clowns. They had been playing ...