any novelty may write
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Swagger Swain Swallow Swamp Swamped Swan Swarm Swarmed Swarthy Swash Swasher Swathe Sway Swear Sweat Swede Swedish Sweeper Sweeten Sweetish Sweetly Sweetness Swell Swelling Swerve Swift Swim Swimmer Swindle Swine Swing Swinish Swiss |
Serio-comic and ballad vocalist American song and dance artistes Dashing serio-comic and ballad vocalist Tyrolean vocalist Irish ballad vocalist Extempore vocalist Extempore duetists Musical marvels Anglo-American variety artistes Troupe of performing Arabs Troupe of Arab acrobats and jugglers Arab jugglers and snake charmers Singers and dancers Hindoo snake charmer Japanese equilibrists and jugglers Eccentric song and dance artistes Breakneck knockabout comedians Breakneck negro comedians Protean change artistes Any novely may write Any entertainment new to town may write Lightning change artiste Can you kindly make our turn— The electric star The electric comedian The electric duettists The electric trio Every artiste engaged is required to do two turns Must not appear at any other hall in the town Have the chance of working another turn No objection to your working another turn If to work two turns shall require— The electric quartette |
| Switch | It is part of the contract that you must not work any turn within four miles of my establishment until this engagement has terminated |
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Swivel Swob Swobber Swollen Swoon Swooned Swop Sword Swung Sybarite Sycamore Sycophant Syllabub Sylph Sylvan Symbol Symbolic Symmetry Sympathy Symphony Symptom Synagogue Syncope Syndic Syndicate Synod Synodal Synopsis Syntax Syphon Syrian Syringe Syrup System Systematic |
Hibernian knockabout comedians Shakespearean clown and jester What turn can we (or I) have The royal jester The Queen’s jester King of the invisible wire Can do two turns if required Cannot agree to work two turns Will make your turn — Champion of the invisible wire Wizard of the wilderness American wizard and conjuror Magician and prestidigitateur Thought reader Monologue entertainer Variety sketch artists Specialty artists Bicycle performers Champion bicyclists Horizontal bar performers Flying trapese performers Acrobats, clowns, and gymnasts Acrobats and gymnasts Equilibrist and juggler Equilibrist and wire walker High rope performer Work either with or without net Grotesque musical clowns Male impersonator Troupe of clown cricketers Female impersonator Fancy and comic skaters Champion roller skaters Champion swimmer of England Champion swimmer and diver |
ex Woods’s Bohemian Telegraph Code
with which is incorporated Woods’s Theatrical, Musical and Equestrian Telegraph Code Book, Many new features have been introduced, including A Special Sporting Code…
Second Edition. Revised, improved and enlarged, to meet the wants of Actors, Actresses, Agents, Variety, Equestrian, and other Artistes, Theatrical and other Managers, Tradesmen, Travellers, Police, Private Detectives, Confidential Agents, Sportsmen, Hotel Proprietors, &c., and enable voluminous correspondence with Bohemians generally to be carried on through the medium of a Sixpenny Telegram.
S. R. Woods & Co., Blenheim Street, Newcastle-on-Tyne, England (1886)
BL 8756.aaa.35
tags: king of the invisible wire; sycamore; variety artistes; Woods’s Bohemian Telegraph Code (1886)