New Vaudeville??

[deanvefikizgi]

THanks alot for the meaning of new voudville Tim

Ha ha! I was born in england-hitchin in 1980 my mums english and my dads turkish. I live in turkey. I speak USA accent, english accent and Irish accent...(cause ý am an actor hearing a accent a couple of times is enought to learn it) But it has no meaning in this country I asked a question about "Clowns effect over kids pscychology..." at THE CLOWN FORUM... Do you have any ideas..?? thanks alot every one for caring and answering...

[tim]

Originally Posted by PremierSparkles

Thats pretty cool! My mother -in - law came over on the boat. She was born in Liverpool England & loves any type of British comedy. I like Mr. Bean!!

Me too!

She still has her accent after 45 yrs! I try the accent & the whole family tells me to "give it up"! Oh well!!!

I think you need to learn that sort of thing at a relatively young age, or it never really comes at all. I can do a bit of an Irish brogue sometimes, also (if I can get into it without trying) due to some of the Irish ancestry I have and people I grew up around.

Now what is fun if one can perfect it is to speak foreign jibberish. You really don't need to know the language. Just a couple of words, the sounds, and the mannerisms. Guys like Tim Conway/Harvey Gorman or the crew from the old Sid Caesar shows had this down to a real art.

[Sassafras]

Originally Posted by deanvefikizgi

Ha ha! I was born in england-hitchin in 1980 my mums english and my dads turkish.

I have a friend who lives in Hitchin, England! What a small world!

[deanvefikizgi]

Wow My mum is still in england at stevenage about 1 hour to hitchin Ýs he/she a clown or normal person? I would love to meet some other real clown when ý go to england...

[Sassafras]

LOL. No, unfortunately, he's a computer programmer. He and I met through another site.