... AT THE COLISEUM. THE CLOWN OF CLOWNS. Crock, the inimitable, returns to the Coliseum on Monday. It is 98 years since this Clown of Clown. took to the stage, and just on 14 since he made his first appearance in London. One of the first in this country ...

... A CLOWN OF CLOWNS. A great clown, Grock, will strut the boards at the Coliseum this week, so my friend Sutton-Page tells me. Grock is a wonderfully droll fellow, and is a great friend of the children. Among other stars in the Coliseum firmament are Miss ...

... CLOWNS CLOWNS CLOWNS BLACK BEARS On The TRAPEZE Aerial Sensationalism. ...

... THE NEW CLOWN. THE NEW CLOWN. TERRY'S THEATRE. THEATRE. THE NEW CLOWN. THE NEW CLOWN. THE NEW CLOWN. Mr. JAMES WELCH. Miss NINA BOUCICAULT. EVERY EVENING, 9.15. Precede.!, at 8.15. I>t the Travesty. CK JONES. SMEERLI'CK JUNES. THE NEW ...

... THE NEW CLOWN. THE NEW CLOWN. WoR WEDNESDAY at E» THE NEW CLOWN. “An enormone aneceaa. THE NEW CLQWit. Globe theatre. „ GRl:rr - THE' HEEL OF* ACHILLES. TO NIGHT, at 8.15, and TO-MORROW (Wednesday) MORNING (2.0), EVENING (8.15). SATURDAY NEAT, 22. at ...

... THE NEW CLOWN. THE MEW CLOWN. Preceded At Al 5 by SHEER LUCK JONES. MATINEE. SAtUdAV IMPERIAL THEATRE. Sole Lessee and Manager, Mrs. Lakgtky. EVERY EVENING, at 8.30. NO MATINEE ASH WEDNESDAY. MATINEE, U.n.l SATURDAY at ?-30. MADEMOISELLE MAR& Paul (Author ...

... THE CLOWN : SAVILE spends his time acting outrageously. Dressing up, mucking about, cheeky chat. Example: He confronts a Nigerian in his tribal robes. How long have you been in this country, my good sir ? he asks. The Nigerian says it's all of twenty-four ...

... these clowns Bryan Robson is out, we don't know how fit Neil Webb is, and there's doubt about who starts in goal. Also the idea of playing Robbo as a sweeper when he returns is baffling. The lad has done brilliantly for United and England, but he is first ...

... Clowning But don't be misled by the clowning. The money is earned the hard way. He trains his socks off. Like all marathon runners, Savile experiences the violent swings of emotion that come with pushing yourself to the limit. He says: At times during ...

... Clown He didn't write his first book until he was 40, while he was teaching liberal studies at Cambridge Technical College. It was only then that I discovered that instead of being the serious academic I had imagined myself to be. I was really a clown ...

... Clown Nastase displayed that and, even in the doldrums of def ea t, the inherent clown in him came out. He did not speak, but the look on his face, the imperceptible twitch of the shoulder, the droop of the mouth, all said: After two - and - three - ...

... Clowns While mums and dads dance, sing and bingo their way through the evenings, tearaway tod- ...