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... abundant scope tor comicalities and which to ail appearance highly delighted the mass that tilled the building. Standard. —The harlequinade called Auld Lang Syne through Morning, Noon, and Night; or, Harlequin Little Jack O 1 Daylight- The comic scenes were well ...
... 01 303,287 Deduct 115,285 the Qii*r, 188,002 CnmsxMAU Pantomimes —The following is the* •mount expanded in celling the harlequinade*;—Coteui Garden, £1000; Drury Lane,£looo; Surrey Adelplr, £200; Olympir. £150; Sadler'* Well*, £lOO We*t Londuu, £lOO. ...
... astonishing a proficiency. Tbe prefatory part of Harlequin Hoax was well acted and received Ha usual applause, and tbe harlequinade bad alto its share of approbation, but tbe Clotcn and Pantaloon talk too much ; let Meters. Soott and Kirk remember that ...
... —Mr. Dowton has returned from Canterbury race*, where, sre are glad to lenrn mol with great anreess. Heisabout produce Harlequinade, called Harlequin Tom,the Piper's son.” Mr. Dnwton plays Hie Hero of the mask and sword, and Kirby, Colomhine t this will ...
... necissary, to the fullest perfection.” Theatre. —We hare been entertained with considerable novelty since our last. The harlequinade of Tom, Piper't Sm, was produced with considerable splendor last week, and attracted on the first night, vli.j Tuesday ...
... pantomime, entitled BatUedonr and Shuttlecock; or. Harlequin, Trap, Bat, and Ball, the production of Mr Nelson Lee. The harlequinade contained no very novel or amusing incidents; and its bus the follies of the day neither very bard nor very humorous. ...
... well in lhi» county; »nJ wc to see Club forroeil In Eiigblon. ldfl Music.—Grimaldi, sen. to Vsnxball Gardens, in a popular Harlequinade.—The ar Paris set on alternate nights at the Stepbeo* Lab lost fntber, Miss Kelly * lU °?hw and MUs is severely indisposed ...
... considerable curtailment and judicious alterations, and is now in pretty good working order. cannot say much in favour of the harlequinade or the jokes; but portion of the scenery, especially the Railway Terminus, reflects credit on the scene painter, Mi: McKechnie ...
... chUi’ w 11 w *‘ ll worth Hie notice those who the Clown and PnaitV*' . T‘ievdar U»heran ...
... ) beg theretor-* state, that they are compelled dote their Sutu> - daw, fora rehearsal, and allow tiini* to pot -t new Harlequinade, called DECEPTION IIETI.L I*LD particulars which will be given hills aad plsci-ds '’i MONDAY next. Vivaut Rex el R -gin ...
... Onmaidi, though can n „''*— Old Joey, the veteran ? » .be produced at Sadler'a 6,i11 ve; and on the crack scenes of hi«A- , * harlequinade *om- MOrns hat engaged tv. Fi,, ren _*a farouiite pantomime*.— HMabr, Miss P. H. Kelly, £•;/• V'-iing. Mrs Glover. Mrs ...