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• Then he was ready to go on, Weary Willie indeed.
• The Weary Willie motif was perfect for the time _ the 1930s and the Depression.
• "Weary Willie " was a tragic figure : a clown, who could usually be seen sweeping up the circus rings after the other performers.
• It was sad-faced " Weary Willie, " the nom de plume of the most famous clown of them all : Emmett Kelly.
• Weary Willie was an odd duck in the world of clowning, O'Dell said, and Kelly played his character for all it was worth.
• Forbes, however, said the Kelly holdings, thus the losses, were minimal _ mainly autographed photographs, old newspapers and some commercially available Weary Willie dolls.
• Kohles is a descendent of Emmett Kelly, the circus clown famous for his portrayal of the lovable hobo Weary Willie born out of a cartoon character he once drew.
• Kelly's " Weary Willie " inspired New York sports cartoonist Willard Mullin to sketch a version of him to represent the Brooklyn Dodgers as " Dem Bums " during the 1930s.
• Her character on the show was clearly based on Emmett Kelly, a circus performer who created the character " Weary Willie, " a sad clown based on hobos of the depression era.
• Somehow this came to the attention of Brad ( Dirt ) Murray, a marine supplier and master of the Weary Willie who is the guru of houseboat builders in this part of the world.
• Somehow this came to the attention of Brad ( Dirt ) Murray, a marine supplier and master of the Weary Willie who is the guru of houseboat builders in this part of the world.
• Today he lives on top of a hill in a quiet neighborhood and makes his living in the art galleries and gift shops that sell his line of figurines inspired by the Weary Willie character.
• From May 1896 to the last issue the cover page held a comic strip featuring the tramps'Weary Willie and Tired Tim'( initially named'Weary Waddles and Tired Timmy').
• The Aerial Kellys performed for a few years after their son was born and until the Depression forced their employer's operation to fold, and Weary Willie signed a contract with another circus that had no need of a husband-wife trapeze act.
• Both actors Gale Gordon as " Weary Willie the Stork " and " Oliver Ostrich " and Joseph Kearns as " The Crazy-Quilt Dragon " would later go on to work on the 1959 television show " Dennis the Menace ".
• As " Weary Willie, " the one clown under the big top who didn't paint a smile on his face, Kelly spent years with the Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Circus, appeared in movies that included " The Greatest Show on Earth, " did stints on television and in nightclubs, and made commercials for Coca-Cola and Kodak.