Ewing Lemon Tickets

Ewing Lemon was a pioneering American comedian and actor who rose to fame during the early years of modern comedy in the late 1800s. Known widely as "The King of Comedians,” Lemon is respected for his incredible comic timing, physical humor, and witty one-liners.

Born on June 5, 1858, in Baltimore, Maryland, Ewing Lemon embarked on his career as a comedian at a young age. He started performing on stage shows and was eventually signed up by various touring groups in North America. Lemon's reputation started growing rapidly after he joined Tony Pastor's vaudeville troupe in New York in 1882.

During his time with Tony Pastor's troupe, Ewing Lemon developed a signature style that involved mimicking everyday events such as walking, eating, drinking, and even sleeping, which earned him widespread acclaim and applause from audiences. His performances were filled with individualistic brand of humor that heavily relied on slapstick. Through his skits, he always managed to find humorous moments in mundane situations. It wasn't long before Lemon became one of the most popular comedians of his time due to his unique approach to comedy.

Throughout his career, Ewing Lemon also appeared in several films including "Blazing Love," "Lemon on a Lark," and "A House Divided." His film roles showcased his diverse range of comedic skills, making him highly sought-after by filmmakers and producers.

Although his career in the entertainment industry spanned only two decades, from the 1880s to the early 1900s, Lemon left an indelible mark on the comedic world. His influence can be seen in the works of renowned comedians, such as Charlie Chaplin, Buster Keaton, and other silent film stars. His timing, talent, and versatility paved the way for comedy legends.

Today, Ewing Lemon is remembered and cherished as a fundamental figure in comedy history. His legacy continues to inspire generations of comedians, and his performances serve as a reminder that laughter can be found in every moment of life. His unique talent for storytelling through humor made him one of the most beloved stars in the history of American entertainment, and he remains an indispensable fixture in the world of comedy.