Refimprove date November 2011 Infobox film name A ThousandClowns image Thousand clowns.jpg caption original film poster director Fred Coe producer Fred Coe writer Herb Gardner starring Jason Robards br Barbara Harris actress Barbara Harris br Martin Balsam music Gerry Mulligan br Don Walker cinematography Arthur Ornitz editing Ralph Rosenblum distributor United Artists released 13 December 1965 runtime 118 minutes country United States language English budget preceded by followed by A ThousandClowns is a 1962 American play by Herb Gardner , which tells the story of a young boy who lives with his eccentric uncle Murray, who is forced to conform to society in order to keep custody of the boy. A 1965 movie version was adapted from the play by Gardner and directed by Fred Coe . Film Cast Jason Robards Murray Burns Barbara Harris actress Barbara Harris Dr. Sandra Markowitz Sandy Dennis won a Tony for the 1963 stage version ref http broadwayworld.com tonyawardsyear.cfm?year 1963 1963 Tony Awards ref Martin Balsam Arnold Burns Barry Gordon Nick Burns William Daniels Albert Amundson Gene Saks Leo Chuckles the Chipmunk Herman Philip Bruns Man in the Restaurant John McMartin Man in Office Film plot summary Unemployed television writer Murray Burns Jason Robards , lives in a cluttered New York City one bedroom apartment with his 12 year old nephew, Nick Barry Gordon . Murray has been unemployed ... in several places. Noted actress Judy Holliday wrote the lyrics for the theme song A ThousandClowns ... reflist External links Imdb title id 0059798 title A ThousandClowns Amg movie 49628 A ThousandClowns Rotten tomatoes id thousandclowns title A ThousandClowns Martin Balsam DEFAULTSORT ThousandClowns, A Category 1965 films Category Films featuring a Best Supporting Actor Academy Award winning ... English language films Category Films shot in New York City de Tausend Clowns fr Des clowns par milliers it L incredibile Murray l uomo che disse no pt A ThousandClowns ... more details
for the film A ThousandClowns Unreferenced date March 2011 1000 Clowns was a four person rap group most notable for two songs Not The Greatest Rapper which appeared on the Good Burger soundtrack, and Kitty Kat Max which sampled For What It s Worth Buffalo Springfield song For What It s Worth by Buffalo Springfield . Kitty Kat Max was 1000 Clowns debut single, released in late 1997. The group s backing vocalists were sisters Anita and Michelle, and the band s leader, composer, lead singer and rapper was Kevi. DJ Mr. Pao was the Turntablism turntablist , and he co produced many of the songs. Discovery Based in Los Angeles, California , 1000 Clowns came to the attention of Elektra Records during a rare live performance. 1000 Clowns had played a total of four dates, all at the Viper Room. Within months of being discovered, work began on Freelance Bubblehead . Kevi Born and raised in Philadelphia where he listened to Run D.M.C. , Schooly D , Roxanne Shante , and Bruce Springsteen , Kevi attended Bennington College in Vermont where he majored in Theater and Sculpture. Upon graduating, he moved to Los Angeles, where he currently resides. Kevi was the rapper on Forest for the Trees single, Dreams . Formation of the band blockquote Basically, if you lived near me, or were my friend, then you could be in my band. Mr. Pao lived downstairs from me. He told me he was a club DJ, I asked him if he wanted to be in my band. He said, O.K. And then I was looking for wholesome, intelligent, fun girls to be my singers. My friend Yvonna introduced me to her sisters Anita and Michelle. When I met them, I said, Do you want to be in my band? and they were, like. Sure. O.K. blockquote Citation needed date March 2011 Naming of the band Kevi had rented the 1960s film , A ThousandClowns , and it occurred ... s MySpace page DEFAULTSORT One ThousandClowns Category American hip hop groups hiphop band stub ... it out here. But it really is the city of 1000 Clowns. blockquote Citation needed date March 2011 Album ... more details
The Ethiopian Clowns were an independent barnstorming baseball team. Originally based in Miami, Florida , the team was founded by Sid Pollock in 1937. Citation needed date August 2011 Pollock was instrumental in promoting and popularizing the Clowns and developed them into a nationally known combination of show business and baseball that earned them the designation as the Harlem Globetrotters of baseball. In 1943, the Clowns joined the Negro league baseball , beginning a 12 year membership in the circuit before withdrawing following the 1954 season. At first, the team was relocated to Cincinnati, Ohio , where they became the Cincinnati Clowns , then in 1944 they moved to Indianapolis, Indiana , playing as the Indianapolis Clowns for the rest of their existence. Connection to Hank Aaron By 1952, Pollock signed Hank Aaron to his first professional contract, at 200 a month. Aaron played about three months as the Clowns shortstop and cleanup hitter before his contract was purchased by the Atlanta Braves Boston Braves organization. Sources The Biographical Encyclopedia of the Negro Baseball Leagues James A. Riley. Publisher Chelsea House, 1996. Format Paperback, 124pp. Language English. ISBN 0791025926 External links http www.charliethejugglingclown.com baseball.htm Clowns of Baseball http greathistory.com the ethiopian clowns.htm Great History Blog The Ethiopian Clowns http www.nlbpa.com ethiopians.html Negro League Baseball Players Association website 1940 Ethiopian Clowns http www.coe.ksu.edu nlbemuseum history players pollock.html Negro Leagues Baseball Museum Syd Pollock Biography Negro League teams Category Negro league baseball teams Category Sports clubs established in 1937 Category Sports in Miami, Florida Clowns Category Professional baseball teams in Florida US baseball team stub Florida stub ... more details
Infobox film name I clowns director Federico Fellini writer Story and Screenplay br Federico Fellini br Bernardino Zapponi starring Federico Fellini producer Elio Scardamaglia editing Ruggero Mastroianni music Nino Rota released December 25, 1970 runtime 92 min. language Italian I clowns also known as The Clowns is a 1970 television film by Federico Fellini about the human fascination with clown s and circus es. It was made for TV, the Italian station RAI with an agreement that it would be released simultaneously on TV and as a cinema feature ref Baxter, J. Fellini , page 260. St. Martins Press, 1993. ref RAI and co producer Leone Film compromised on its release, with RAI broadcasting it on Christmas Day, 1970, and Leone Film releasing it theatrically in Italy the following day, December 26, 1970. ref Baxter, J. Fellini , page 270. St. Martins Press, 1993. ref It is a part documentary, part fantasy. Notes references External links imdb title id 0066922 title I clowns Internet Archive film id clowns fellini name I clowns Fellini CinemaofItaly DEFAULTSORT Clowns, I Category 1970 films Category Films directed by Federico Fellini Category Fantasy films Category Italian films Category Film scores by Nino Rota Category Italian documentary films Category Italian language films Category Films about entertainers Category Circus films 1970s Italy film stub fr Les Clowns it I clowns ru ... more details
Image Clowns logo.png right The Indianapolis Clowns were a professional baseball team in the Negro American League . Founding They began operation in Cincinnati, Ohio Cincinnati in BY 1943 , and operated between Cincinnati and Indianapolis, Indiana Indianapolis in 1944 and 1945 before officially moving in BY 1946 . The team won the league championship in BY 1950 . Barnstorming While still fielding a legitimate team, the Clowns also toured with several members known for comic acts sort of a baseball version of the Harlem Globetrotters , including Joe Henry baseball Joe Prince Henry . After the decline of the Negro Leagues, the team continued operations on Barnstorm athletics barnstorming tours into the 1960s. After many years of operation as a barnstorming team, the Clowns finally disbanded around 1988. Citation needed date May 2011 Significant players The Clowns best known player was Hank Aaron , who played for them in BY 1952 before being sold for 10,000 to the Atlanta Braves Boston Braves organization. The Clowns fielded such stars as Buster Haywood, DeWitt Woody Smallwood, showman Goose Tatum , and future Major Leaguers John Wyatt baseball John Wyatt Oakland Athletics Kansas City Athletics , Paul Casanova Texas Rangers baseball Washington Senators , and Choo Choo Coleman New York Mets . Women players The Clowns were the first professional baseball team to hire a female player. Toni Stone played second base with the team in 1953, in which she batted .243 . ref cite web url http ... 04 21 publisher NLBPA ref The following year the Clowns sold her contract to the Kansas City Monarchs ... Pryor is loosely based on the barnstorming of the Indianapolis Clowns. References references External links http www.charliethejugglingclown.com baseball.htm Clowns of Baseball, essay of the Clowns Book by Bill Heward about the Clowns Some are called Clowns A season with the last of the great barnstorming ... Category Sports in Indianapolis, Indiana Clowns Category Professional baseball teams in Indiana US ... more details
Infobox Single Name Clowns Cover ClownsGoldfrapp.jpg Artist Goldfrapp from Album Seventh Tree B side Released start date 2008 10 20 df yes Format Paid download Digital download Recorded Genre Folktronica , downtempo Length 4 10 Label Mute Records Mute Writer Alison Goldfrapp , Will Gregory Producer Goldfrapp, Gregory Certification Last single Caravan Girl br 2008 This single Clowns br 2008 Next single Rocket Goldfrapp song Rocket br 2010 Clowns is a folktronica song performed by United Kingdom British duo Goldfrapp . The song was written and produced by Alison Goldfrapp and Will Gregory for the duo s fourth album Seventh Tree 2008 . It was released as the album s fourth single music single in October 2008. On 20 October 2008, Clowns was available to Paid download digital download for free from Goldfrapp s official website and MySpace page. ref http www.goldfrapp.com Free Download Clowns Happiness Choral Version . Goldfrapp.com. 20 October 2008. Retrieved 28 October 2008. ref A live version of the song, performed at the 2008 BBC Electric Proms , was also released as a free download. ref http www.bbc.co.uk electricproms 2008 artists goldfrapp Goldfrapp . BBC . Retrieved 28 October 2008. ref As part of the newspaper s week of free Goldfrapp giveaways, The Guardian released as live version of Clowns recorded at Union Chapel in London , England . ref http www.guardian.co.uk music audio 2008 oct 21 downloads clowns goldfrapp Goldfrapp Clowns Live from Union Chapel . The Guardian . Retrieved 27 October 2008. Retrieved 28 October 2008. ref The song was played over the film s end of Veronika Decides to Die film . It has been covered by Melora Creager of Rasputina band Rasputina . Tracklist Digital single Clowns album version Happiness choral version Official versions Clowns album version 4 10 Clowns instrumental version 4 07 Clowns live from BBC Electric Proms 2008 4 32 Clowns live from Union Chapel 4 22 References Reflist External links http www.goldfrapp.co.uk Official website ... more details
for fear of clowns coulrophobia File Koshare kachina 19th cent.jpg thumb right 200px 19th century Koshare Kachina doll fetish , private collection. Pueblo Clowns sometimes called sacred clowns is a generic term for jester or trickster in the Kachina religion practiced by the Pueblo Indians of the southwestern USA. There are a number of figures in the ritual practice of the Pueblo people. Each has a unique role and belongs to separate Kivas secret societies or confraternities , and each has a name that differs from one mesa or pueblo to another. They perform during the spring and summer fertility rite s. Among the Hopi there are five figures who serve as clowns the Payakyamu, the Koshare or Koyaala or Hano Clown , the Tsuku, the Tatsiqto or Koyemshi or Mudhead and the Kwikwilyak. With the exception of the Koshare, each is a kachinam or personification of a spirit. It is believed that when a member of a kiva dons the mask of a kachinam, he abandons his personality and becomes possessed by the spirit. Each figure performs a set role within the religious ceremonies often their behavior is comic, lewd, scatological, eccentric and alarming. Among the Zuni people Zuni , to enter the Ne wekwe order, one is initiated by a ritual of filth eating mud and excrement are smeared on the body for the clown performance, and parts of the performance may consist of sporting with excreta , smearing and daubing it, or drinking urine and pouring it on one another . ref Parsons 1934 ref ref Hyers 96, p.145 ref Anthropologists, most notably Adolph Francis Alphonse Bandelier Adolf Bandelier in his 1890 book The Delight Makers , and Elsie Clews Parsons s Pueblo Indian Religion , have extensively studied the meaning of the Pueblo Clowns. Bandelier notes that the Tsuku were somewhat feared by the Hopi ... 3B2 B The Sacred Clowns of the Pueblo and Mayo Yaqui Indians American Anthropologist , New Series, Vol ... comedian Stewart Lee on the Pueblo Clowns Category Hopi mythology Category Sacred clowns ... more details
Unreferenced date December 2009 Shitfaced Clowns is a Norway based international demogroup focusing on producing Demo computer programming demos for the Game Boy Advance handheld console. Synopsis The group debuted in 2005 with the Demo computer programming demo Newton never did this, BITCH , which got nominated for Best effects the Scene.org Awards the same year. Although they have only as of July 2007 released four demos, the members are experienced demo makers with background from other groups and platforms. Shitfaced Clowns are recognized for producing technically advanced demos, and claim to hold several world records for programming wise achievements on the Nintendo Game Boy Advance platform. The word shitfaced is a slang term of drunkenness . Members Kusma Erik Faye Lund programming Spookysys Eivind Liland programming Dixan music Snarling 3D graphics Fred 2D graphics Releases Newton never did this, BITCH Placed 4th in the Stream Mega 2005 combined demo competition, nominated for Scene.org Awards 2005 http awards.scene.org archive.php?cat 3&year 2005 Best effect Five Finger Discount demo Five Finger Discount Placed 2nd in the Breakpoint demo party Breakpoint 2006 console demo competition, Awarded 4Sceners.de s Best of 2006 http www.4players.de 4sceners.php?LAYOUT dispbericht&world 4sceners&BERICHTID 5074&autorid 260&PAGE 1 Console Demo award, nominated for Scene.org Awards 2006 http awards.scene.org nominees.php?cat 3 Best effect and http awards.scene.org nominees.php?cat 1 Best demo Who s your favourite clown? Placed 2nd in the Assembly demo party Assembly 2006 mobile demo competition Matt Current Placed 2nd in the Breakpoint demo party Breakpoint 2007 console demo competition, Awarded 4Sceners.de s Best of 2007 http www.4players.de 4sceners.php?LAYOUT dispbericht&world ... groups.php?which 4843 Shitfaced Clowns on Pou t http www.scene.nl wiki index.php Shitfaced Clowns Shitfaced Clowns on SceneWiki Category Demogroups ... more details
Infobox musical artist See Wikipedia WikiProject Musicians name Laughing Clowns image caption Laughing Clowns in 1979, from left to right Ed Kuepper, Jeffrey Wegener, Ben Wallace Crabbe and Bob Farrell ... br Glad Reed br Paul Smith br Peter Doyle Laughing Clowns , commonly misspelled as The Laughing Clowns ... Clowns were formed to accommodate Ed Kuepper s growing interest expanding the brass driven sounds ... The Birthday Party , The Go Betweens , The Moodists and The Triffids , the Laughing Clowns also sought ... groups have cited Laughing Clowns as an influence at some point in their respective careers. Early ... Clowns On the Waterfront through EG Records , though never recorded. ref http www.migrationheritage.nsw.gov.au ... titled Laughing Clowns mini album both of which appeared in 1980. Kuepper returned to Australia in late ... Sounds had not received a local release via EMI until 1979, Laughing Clowns performed various ... Dan Wallace Crabbe joined the group on piano. It was this five piece incarnation of the Clowns that recorded Laughing Clowns at Richmond Recorders in Melbourne with engineer Tony Cohen . Released ... series Countdown era. Image Laughingclownsdebutrelease.gif thumb right Laughing Clowns First pressing ... Laughing Clowns 3 and by August the two releases create their first compilation, Throne of Blood Reign ... Crabbe cousins and the Clowns are seen performing around Sydney as a three piece configuration ... in May 1982, the group s debut LP Mr Uddich Schmuddich Goes To Town shows the Clowns in a change ... EP Everything That Flies Is Not A Bird , released in 1983. By the end of 1982, the Clowns split due ... and break up 1984 1985 The Clowns again expand ranks with the addition of pianist Louis Tillett ... The final line up of Laughing Clowns in 1984. Photo by Judith Dransfield deletable image caption ... Dog . An anthology of Laughing Clowns material, Cruel But Fair , was released on 3 October 2005 ... www.thekuepperfiles.com timeoff cbf rev0511.shtml Laughing Clowns Cruel But Fair Review , Time Off ... more details
Infobox Album See Wikipedia WikiProject Albums Name Fighting Clowns Type Album Artist The Firesign Theatre Cover FT fc.jpg Released 1980 Recorded Genre Audio theater , satire , music Length 38 50 Label Rhino Entertainment Rhino Producer The Firesign Theatre and Fred Jones Last album Nick Danger The Case of the Missing Shoe br 1979 This album Fighting Clowns br 1980 Next album Lawyer s Hospital br 1982 Album ratings rev1 Allmusic rev1Score rating 2.5 5 Allmusic class album id r82263 pure url yes link ref amgrating rev2 The Goldmine Comedy Record Price Guide rev2Score rating 2 4 ref gmrating noprose yes Fighting Clowns is a 1980 album by The Firesign Theatre . It is unique among Firesign Theatre albums by virtue of the fact that it is primarily made up of song s rather than the group s usual audio theater or sketch comedy pieces. Many of the songs on this album were recorded live in front of an audience while some of the songs and much of the linking material was recorded in the studio. Track listing Side one The Bozos Song The Four Gobs The 8 Shoes In The Hot Tub Hey, Reagan Side two In The War Zone Oh, Afghanistan In The Alley Violent Juvenile Freaks In The Hot Tub Again This Bus Won t Go To War Bonus tracks Jimmy Carter ref album Performers Phil Austin Vocals and Rhythm Guitar Peter Bergman comedian Peter Bergman Vocals David Ossman Vocals Philip Proctor Vocals Richard Parker Keyboards Jeff Baxter Lead Guitar Tim Emmons Bass Ed Roscetti Drums John Mitchell Tenor & Baritone Sax Dick Spencer Alto Sax & Clarinet Richard Cooper Trumpet ref label album 3a a Phil Hartman Album Cover Illustration Issues and reissues There have been numerous issues and re issues of this album and excerpts from this album in a variety ... Comedy Record Price Guide . Iola Krause, 1996. note amgrating Carruthers, Sean. Fighting Clowns ... . note album note label album 3a a note label album 3b b Firesign Theatre. Fighting Clowns . Mobile ... more details
in costumes of clowns with polka dots and pointed hats. A sign on the neutral ground reads Welcome to the Winter ... http famousclowns.org famous clowns ernie blinko burch famous circus casino clown title Ernie Blinko Burch 1929 1997 work Famous Clowns accessdate 2012 02 03 ref Josep Andreu i Lasserre Charlie Rivel Other than Grock perhaps the most beloved and respected of all European clowns The Chickys , classic ... tramp clown Charlie Cairoli Italian born British clown The Fratellini Family a dynasty of French clowns ... 60 years in the American circus this Master Clown came to be known as one of the most famous clowns ... Doug McKenzie Zig and Zag Australian performers Zig and Zag Australian Television clowns Contemporary ..., depressed, very unenthusiastic clown who helped Dave answer viewer mail about circuses and clowns ... Bobby Clark & Paul McCullough started as circus clowns and progressed to be stars of stage ... credited with being the first whiteface clown in an homage to Grimaldi, circus clowns began referring ... theatrical shows Mump and Smoot Canadian clowns of horror Richard Pochinko founder of Canadian Clowning ... Who Cried . Dodo Delwyn once a famous Ziegfeld star, is reduced to playing clowns in burlesque and amusement ... of the national lampoon comic Evil clown comics series Pagliacci I Pagliacci , The Clowns a tragic ... Speaight Bring On The Clowns by Beryl Hugil Clown, My Life In Tatters and Smiles by Emmett Kelly and F. Beverly Kelly The Clown In Times Volumes 1 6 by Bruce Johnson Clowns by Douglas Newton Clowns by John Towsen Clowns Of The Hope Tradition Keepers and Delight Makers by Barton Wright Felix Adler ... publisher Lasrocosa.com date accessdate 2012 03 31 ref Grimaldi King of Clowns by Richard Findlater Grock King of Clowns by Grock Here Come The Clowns by Lowell Swortzell Jest In Time A Clown Chronology ... Clown by Oleg Popov The Tramp Tradition by Bruce Johnson Hammond, J. Woven Gods Female Clowns ... ai n7673867 title Woven Gods Female Clowns and Power in Rotuma accessdate 2006 05 20 Dead link ... more details
File Refimprove date September 2008 The Clowns of Decadence are an Australia n rock music rock punk music punk band from Adelaide , South Australia . Formed on January First 1988, Terra Australis Invasion Year 200, with the jamming of three core members of punk melodians THE MUTANTS FESTERED VESTOONS plus a political renegade from thrashers TOXIC AVENGERS, the CLOWNS OF DECADENCE didn t settle on a name til some time in 1989 and then collected three more members and a significant following in Australia and New Zealand through several years of performing and touring. While categorised as a rock music rock punk music punk band, the group itself referred to their musical style as Junk Fusion and pushed their own brand of insurgent punk vaudeville. The band was characterised by irreverent PR ... They are not despite popular belief a fleet of Japanese whaling vessels. Shortly after joining forces in 1988 all four original members attended the protests at Nurrungar, a US Australia Joint Facility in reality a US spy base in the South Australian desert with Cappo Skum fakir Clown s bass player later alias Spako Airhead when he switched to 2nd guitar in 1993 being the co ordinator of the demonstration in the outback, and vocalist, trumpeter and hard working cobber Ocker Bozo supplying the PA for the event so fellow free spirit musos Aunty Raelene could rock the desert. With over 500 arrests the army called out against a civil disturbance for only the second time in Australia s brief history lots of media coverage and Queensland anarchists peacefully shutting down the eyes and ears of this part ... Hotel the Clowns of Decadence finished their last live performance ... ten years to the day after ... the troupe in 1993 left the band and the remaining Clowns allowed the group to drift into a hiatus ... Tricks Incorporated 1994 Too Ugly For Airplay 1995 Clowns Of A Lesser God 1996 Singles Big Green ... musical groups Clowns of Decadence ... more details
Orphan date January 2010 Infobox film name 4 Clowns image image size caption director Robert Youngson producer Robert Youngson writer Robert Youngson narrator starring Stan Laurel br Oliver Hardy br Charley Chase br Buster Keaton music Manny Albam distributor Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation 1970 USA theatrical released September 1970 US runtime 97 mins country FilmUS language English The four clowns of this Robert Youngson anthology are Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy, Charley Chase and Buster Keaton. There are examples of Laurel and Hardy s individual work prior to their teaming samples of Chase s work, including his 1928 short, Limousine Love and an abridged version of Keaton s 1925 feature, Seven Chances. Trivia Includes excerpts from Two Tars , Limousine Love , Seven Chances , Us , Their Purple Moment , The Second Hundred Years , Putting Pants on Philip, Big Business , and Double Whoopee . ref http www.imdb.com title tt0146398 ref This was the last feature project for producer director writer Robert Youngson . References reflist it I re della risata ... more details
about the song by Stephen Sondheim other uses Send in the Clowns disambiguation Send in the Clowns is a song ... have recorded the song, and it became a jazz standard . Meaning of title The clowns in the title do not refer to circus clowns. Instead, they symbolize fools, as Sondheim explained in a 1990 interview ... if the show isn t going well, let s send in the clowns in other words, let s do the jokes. I always want to know, when I m writing a song, what the end is going to be, so Send in the Clowns didn t settle ... or aren t we fools ? Well, a synonym for fools is clowns, but Send in the Fools doesn t have the same ..., Send in the Clowns. Not long thereafter, Fredrik s young wife runs away with his son, and he is free ... deep regret and furious anger bquote Send in the Clowns was never meant to be a soaring ballad it s a song ... sheetmusic mtdVPE.asp?ppn MN0035963 Send in the Clowns, Stephen Sondheim Digital Sheet Music ... Send in the Clowns is performed in two completely different styles dramatic and lyric. The dramatic .... Two important examples are the contrast between the lines, Quick, send in the clowns and Well ... both t s in line, There ought to be clowns. ref name Guildhall II The differences are illustrated and may ... Johns, Send in the Clowns url http www.youtube.com watch?v OAl EawVobY medium Video Performance publisher ... cite video people title Judy Collins, Send in the Clowns url http www.youtube.com watch?v g5yG1Dy5b4A ... Sinatra, Send in the Clowns url http www.youtube.com watch?v mAAAspIKxJk medium Video Performance publisher ...?, and the hard k in clowns. She won the Olivier Award for her performance. ref name Dench I .... ref name Academy In 1975, Judy Collins recorded Send In the Clowns and included it in her album, Judith album Judith . ref cite web last first authorlink coauthors title Billboard work Send in the Clowns ... coauthors title Billboard Hot 100 work Send in the Clowns, by Judy Collins publisher date 1975 ... Billboard Hot 100 work Send in the Clowns, by Judy Collins publisher date 1977.11.19 url http www.billboard.com ... more details
Infobox Single See Wikipedia WikiProject Songs Name Cowboys and Clowns Cover Artist Ronnie Milsap Album Bronco Billy soundtrack B side Misery Loves Company Released June 1980 Format Recorded Genre Country music Country Length Label RCA Records RCA Writer Steve Dorff br Snuff Garrett br Gary Harju br Larry Herbstritt Producer Snuff Garrett Last single My Heart Ronnie Milsap song My Heart br 1980 This single Cowboys and Clowns br 1980 Next single Smoky Mountain Rain br 1980 Misc Cowboys and Clowns is a 1980 single written by Steve Dorff , Snuff Garrett , Gary Harju, and Larry Herbstritt and recorded by Ronnie Milsap . Cowboys and Clowns was featured in the film Bronco Billy and was also Ronnie Milsap s fifteenth number one on the country chart. The single stayed number one for one week and spent a total of twelve weeks on the country chart ref cite book title The Billboard Book Of Top 40 Country Hits 1944 2006, Second edition last Whitburn first Joel authorlink Joel Whitburn year 2004 publisher Record Research page 233 ref . Chart performance class wikitable sortable align left Chart 1980 align center Peak br position align left U.S. Billboard Hot Country Singles align center 1 align left U.S. Billboard Bubbling Under Hot 100 align center 3 align left Canadian RPM Country Tracks align center 10 References reflist start box s bef before Drivin My Life Away br by Eddie Rabbitt s ttl title Billboard magazine Billboard Hot Country Songs Hot Country Singles br number one single years August 30, 1980 s aft after Lookin for Love br by Johnny Lee singer Johnny Lee end box Category 1980 singles Category Ronnie Milsap songs Category Billboard Hot Country Songs number one singles Category Songs from films Category Songs written by Steve Dorff Category Songs written by Snuff Garrett Category Songs produced by Snuff Garrett 1980s country song stub ... more details
Class Clowns is an annual search for Australia s funniest high school student. This competition runs as part of the Melbourne International Comedy Festival , and is one of the major events of the festival. Heats, semi finals and then finals are run in each Australian state and territory, with the winners of the state finals competing in the Grand Final in Melbourne . The Grand Final had been held in the Melbourne Town Hall every year until 2010 when it made the switch to the Malthouse Theatre. Professional comedians who have hosted the grand final are such big names in comedy as Tom Gleeson, Raymond J Bartholemuez and special guest comedians perform a headline set in previous years comedians such as Peter Helliar , Tripod band Tripod , Ross Noble , and Judith Lucy have performed . Notable comedians who have performed as entrants in Class Clowns include, Tom Ballard , Jack Druce , Danny McGinlay , Mia Timpano , Michael Connell, Tully , Paul Jones and Imaan Hadchiti . Winner s of the competition 2002 Goibon Hanastende 2003 Fred Sterer 2004 Stephen brooks 2005 Imaan hadchiti and Tobey Duncan 2006 Adam Knox 2007 Sara Stockdespoia 2009 Neel Kolhatkar 2010 Matthew Ford 2011 Tom Matthews 2008 National Finalists in order of appearance Lukas Blom NT The South Estonian Acting Troupe David Bucknell, Ross McKinnon, Drew Modern VIC Catherine Hall VIC Runner up The Magical Typewriter Daniel Archer, and Zack Munday VIC Runner up Aaron Nobes SA Winner F.O.B. Sarah Le, Mystery Tat VIC Freneche Banovich TAS Mitch n Max Sarah McCreanor, Alexandra Mitchell QLD The Gleesom Threesome Paris Burns, Cymatha Heather, Tess Stapleton Clark WA Ella Reed NSW Toby Silcock ACT Emily Beeton QLD See also Melbourne International Comedy Festival List of comedians External links http www.theage.com.au national melbourne life going for the jocular 20100907 14zmd.html http www.liputan6.com view 0,102795,1,0,1143542670.html Report on Competition Brazilian News http www.abc.net.au 7.30 content 2005 s1335694.htm ... more details
Use mdy dates date March 2012 About the Hillerman novel Native American Sacred Clowns Sacred Clown the Lakota religious figures Heyoka Infobox book image File Sacred Clowns.jpg 200px Cover image caption First edition author Tony Hillerman title orig translator illustrator cover artist country United States language English series Jim Chee Joe Leaphorn Navajo Tribal Police Series subject genre Mystery fiction Mystery publisher Harper publisher Harper & Row pub date 1993 english pub date media type Print hardcover and paperback pages isbn oclc dewey congress preceded by Coyote Waits br 1990 followed by The Fallen Man br 1996 Sacred Clowns is a 1993 novel by Tony Hillerman . ref cite web url http www.nytimes.com 1993 10 17 books crime mystery the reservation is his beat.html?pagewanted all&src pm title CRIME MYSTERY The Reservation Is His Beat New York Times publisher Nytimes.com date October 17, 1993 accessdate March 8, 2012 first Verlyn last Klinkenborg authorlink Verlyn Klinkenborg ref It involves koshare s, or sacred clown s, after which the book is named. ref Cite news url http news.google.com newspapers?id 6bozAAAAIBAJ&sjid feoDAAAAIBAJ&dq koshare 20tony hillerman&pg 3333 2C7997528 title Three suspense novels run true to formula newspaper Gainesville Sun first Christopher last Lehmann Haupt authorlink Christopher Lehmann Haupt date December 26, 1993 accessdate March 8, 2012 ref Plot The plot of the story surrounds several homicides and the relationship between Jim Chee and Janet Pete. Chee is still in training to become a Hata ii when he is assigned to work directly for Joe Leaphorn to solve the murder of a teacher killed at a Mission station mission followed by a violent death during a sacred clown dance. Awards The novel was nominated for the 1994 Anthony Award for Best Novel . ref cite web url http www.bouchercon.info nominees.html title Bouchercon World Mystery ... by Tony Hillerman 1990s novel stub fr Les Clowns sacr s ... more details
to work, it is revealed that the paintings she paints have almost entirely clowns in them. Due to her coulrophobia a.k.a. Fear of Clowns , she has nightmares about terrifying clowns. And then the next day when she wakes up, she paints the clowns in her dreams and puts them up at the Gallery. That night ... title Fear of Clowns DEFAULTSORT Fear Of Clowns Category English language films Category 2000s horror ... more details
Send in the Clowns is a song by Stephen Sondheim from the musical A Little Night Music . Send in the Clowns may also refer to Send in the Clowns 1974 Sarah Vaughan album Send in the Clowns 1974 Sarah Vaughan album Send in the Clowns 1981 Sarah Vaughan album Send in the Clowns 1981 Sarah Vaughan album Send in the Clowns Oceans of Sadness album Send in the Clowns Oceans of Sadness album See also Send in the Clown , an List of Mario television episodes Super Mario World episode of the TV series Super Mario World Send in the Clones , an List of DuckTales episodes ep6 episode of the TV series DuckTales disambig ... more details
Infobox film name Clowns Spinning Hats image image size caption director producer writer Lubin Studios Lubin Films narrator starring music cinematography editing distributor released April 7, 1900 runtime country United States language Silent film br English language English intertitle s budget gross preceded by followed by Clowns Spinning Hats is a black and white silent film featuring clowns throwing hats back and forth to each other. It was written and produced by Lubin Studios Lubin Films and released April 7, 1900. See also List of American films of 1900 Lubin Studios Silent film Clown External links imdb title id 0289126 title Clowns Spinning Hats Category 1900 films Category American films Category American silent short films Category Black and white films Category 1900s comedy films 1900s comedy film stub de Clowns Spinning Hats fr Clowns Spinning Hats nl Clowns Spinning Hats ... more details
Primary sources date August 2009 advert date April 2010 Image Clowns of America International.png right 200px Clowns of America International, Inc. COAI is a Minnesota based nonprofit clown arts membership organization which aims to share, educate, and act as a gathering place for serious minded amateurs, semiprofessionals, and professional clowns . It provides its members with resources to refine their characters as well as maintaining a strict code of ethics . In addition to the cooperative nature of the group and its annual conventions, it also provides several scholarship opportunities to young men and women. Formerly Clowns of America, COAI was founded in its current form in 1984. It comprises numerous alleys , local clown clubs which act as meeting places for members, and general membership is available to anyone 16 and over for 40 renewed annually with 35 membership dues . Junior Joey membership is available for children from 8 15 for 30 renewed annually for 25 Its regular publication, The New Calliope , functions as a means of communication and news updates. Affiliates Mid Atlantic Clown Association Mid West Clown Association Southeast Clown Association Texas Clown Association . South East Clown Association See also Charlie Award Clown society The New Calliope External links http www.coai.org Clowns of America International official homepage DEFAULTSORT Clowns Of America International Category Clowns Category Clubs and societies in the United States Category Philanthropic organizations based in the United States prof assoc stub ... more details
Unreferenced stub auto yes date December 2009 Infobox Album See Wikipedia WikiProject Albums Name When Clowns Become Kings Type Album Artist Pigmy Love Circus Commented out because image was deleted Cover WhenClownsBecomeKings.jpg Released 2000 Recorded 2000 Genre Rock music Rock Length Label Hellhound Records Hellhound Producer Pigmy Love Circus Reviews Last album Drink Free Forever br 1992 This album When Clowns Become Kings br 1992 Next album The Power of Beef br 2003 When Clowns Become Kings is the third release by the American rock band Pigmy Love Circus . Track listing Street Pig 2 Rock and Roll Bar B Q Mugger Cat N Fiddle Transparent Lover No More Wars Dirt Farmer Broken Lady King of Slime Cadillac Full of Trouble Cauldron of Vomit When Clowns Become Kings Category 1992 albums Category Pigmy Love Circus albums Category Hellhound Records albums 1990s rock album stub ... more details
refimprove date June 2011 Infobox VG title Clowns collapsible state show image image caption aspect ratio resolution developer Bally Midway publisher Commodore International Commodore distributor license series engine version released Arcade br vgrelease new INT 1978 Commodore VIC 20 br vgrelease new INT 1982 Commodore 64 br vgrelease new INT 1983 genre modes Single player , Multi player ratings vgratings platforms Arcade game Arcade , Commodore 64 , Commodore VIC 20 media ROM Cartridge requirements input Keyboard computing Keyboard Clowns is a 1978 multiplayer game consisting of 1 2 players similar to Circus Atari in which the player controls a seesaw to propel two clowns into the air, catching balloons situated in three rows at the top of the screen. Clowns has no definite ending instead players can compete against previously set high scores in beaten levels. On multi player mode, two players can go against each other, seeing who can get the highest score or complete levels together. The game was released in the arcade in 1978 ref http www.ggdb.com GameByManufacturer.aspx?c Coin Op&s Arcade&m Bally 20Midway&vid 558 ref , on Cartridge electronics cartridge for VIC 20 home computers in 1982, and then released a year later for the Commodore 64 . Gameplay Players start with two clowns and they get to control where they go with a seesaw. The goal is to prevent them from falling to the ground, or else the level is lost. Players get three lives and can earn more after getting a certain amount of points. Getting to the center ring at the top of the sky, while gaining points from popping balloons, will help players complete levels. As the player advances to the next level, hazards and objects will start appearing in the air trying to hurt the clowns. References references Category 1978 video games Category Action video games Category Arcade games Category Commodore VIC 20 games Category Commodore 64 games action videogame stub ... more details
Infobox Single Name Shoot All the Clowns Cover Shoot All the Clowns.jpg Artist Bruce Dickinson Album Balls to Picasso Released August 1994 Genre Heavy metal music Heavy metal Length 4 24 Label EMI Writer Bruce Dickinson Last single Tears of the Dragon br 1994 This single Shoot All the Clowns br 1994 Next single Back from the Edge br 1996 Shoot All the Clowns is the second and last single from Bruce Dickinson s second solo album, Balls to Picasso , released in August 1994. Allmusic described Shoot All the Clowns as a lyrically challenged song which, stunningly, comes across like some sort of bad L.A. glam metal hair metal experiment meets Welcome to the Jungle . ref cite web url Allmusic class album id r203717 pure url yes title Balls to Picasso Review last Franck first John publisher Allmusic accessdate 2008 12 20 ref Track listing Shoot All The Clowns 04 16 Tibet 03 01 Tears of the Dragon First Bit Long Bit Last Bit 08 18 Credits Bruce Dickinson Singing vocals Roy Z Guitar Eddie Cassillas Bass guitar Dickie Fliszar drum kit Drums Chart positions class wikitable align left Chart 1994 align left Peak br position align left UK Singles Chart ref cite web url http www.irishcharts.ie search placement title Search the charts work The Irish Charts publisher IRMA accessdate 19 November 2008 ref align center 37 References reflist Bruce Dickinson metal song stub 1990s song stub Category 1994 singles Category Bruce Dickinson songs Category Songs written by Bruce Dickinson pt Shoot All the Clowns ... more details
A Thousand Years may refer to A Thousand Years Tom Dice song A Thousand Years Tom Dice song A Thousand Years Christina Perri song A Thousand Years Christina Perri song A Thousand Years , a song by Toto from the album The Seventh One A Thousand Years, an art installation by Damien Hirst disambiguation ... more details
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