National Clown Week – Day 4 – Sad Tramps
Happy National Clown Week to our fellow clowns in the U.S.A. Go bump a nose if you can!
Happy National Clown Week to our fellow clowns in the U.S.A. Go bump a nose if you can!
Happy National Clown Week to our fellow clowns in the U.S.A. Go bump a nose if you can!
The Hold Up is a short vaudeville skit, aka. quick blackout. I first saw it on The Red Skelton Show episode,”Climb Upon my Knee, Dummy Boy“. It goes like […]
Russell Scott (June 30, 1921 – August 27, 2012) aka. Blinky the Clown Born in Enid, Oklahoma, Russell Scott (Blinky) inherited his love of the […]
Emmett Kelly, Jr. : Travels Through American History With the World’s Most Famous Hobo Clown by Nicholas J. Croce, Susan Burke, Thomas Burke (Editor), Emmett […]
There are three basic types of clowns: The Whiteface clown is the oldest and most well-known of the clowns The Auguste clown is the least intelligent, and zaniest […]
Mark Anthony photo gallery – famous tramp circus clown Mark Anthony was a great tramp clown of the 20th century, highly skilled in creating foam […]
W.D. Robbins – Curly Robbins – 1928 – 2002 Curly Robbins began his clown career in 1959. He volunteered to be a clown at a […]
Harold “Happy” Kellems (February 6, 1905 – February 9, 1987) Happy Kellems was a tramp-character clown, minstrel, and vaudeville performer. A native of Evansville, Indiana, […]
JIM HOWLE (1939 – ) Jim Howle is one of the most versatile clowns performing today. In addition to his performing skills, which are finely […]
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