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... events and unenviable situations, excellently reprevented, to convulse audience with laughter before the opening of the Harlequinade. Miss ViLLsna essayed disenchantment of the Ocean Queen with lino chivalric bearing, and was well supported by Goori.ay ...
... first of 1848, the new successful Nautical Drama of BRIGHT EYED EMMA; or, the Sons of the Ocean, and the New Year Sketch of HARLEQUINADE. On MONDAY EVENING. January 3rd, 1818, will be acted for ihc first lime in Hull, New Drams by the Author of Shakspeare’s ...
... celebrated Laurent, the first P*!®- mi mist of his time, at Drury-laue, and the acknowledged rival of Grimaldi, when harlequinades wer* iudispensible, the palmy days of Aetley’s amphitheatre. The gardens themselves, in which *# many amusements combined ...
... aC- when the trial is interrupted by the arrival of the Tin- id mortals, the usual transformations take place, and the Sc harlequinade begins. The Grieves, as wve anticipated, ig produced some very beautiful scenery, of which the Palm 1X- Tree Grove and ...
... the audience in continued good humour until the fall C the of the curtain. For a first performance, we never saw a a his harlequinade, or its opening scenes go ofi so well. Some of the tricks which succeeded but partially, worked admi. rably on the following ...
... the souls ...
... 1848, the new successful Nautical Drama of R I HT-E Y E D EMMA, OR THE SONS OF THE OCEAN ; And the New Y‘ear’s Sketch of HARLEQUINADE. On MONDAY Evening, January 3rd, 1848, will acted, for the first time in Hull, New Drama, by the Author of Early Days,’’ ...
... resident In.-Ji noblemen and gentlemen who So re>o|uielv used his Lordship's nnseovom* few month* ago. will not allow the mere harlequinade chance part to shake their purpose. The system of I. will contmurd by !u* •uccrmor with better pretence justue if they ...
... pleasing exhibitious of p S the Highly-Trained Stud; to conclude with, (for the first n ,e time,) thoe humourous Pantomimic Harlequinade, replete a Is With rapid Transformations, rsm jokes, &c., &C., entitled L d THE FARCE OF PARIS. d d Harlequin ?? Mons. ...
... e potteries, with salary of fhu district has population 70,U*N). * lIIr. Parsloe, Garden I’healre, while performing in harlequinade, on Monday week, as for Mr. Barnes, had Ins eye literally struck out tha sword Harlequin—Mr. P. now recovering.— Government ...