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... Music, composed, selected, and by Mr. Levey. The Scenery of the Opening painted by Mr. William Glover, The Scenery of the Harlequinade by Mr. Charles, Parker. The Tricks ami Mechanical Changer Mr. Bradwell. Harlequin, Mr. Powell—Columbine, Mile. Marie—l ...
... on a scale of unprecedented magnificence, no expense having been spared in its production ; one the trick scenes in the Harlequinade alone cosring upwards of jT2OO. The corps Pantomimic nrtvt'es are this year more than usually strong. They comprise Mr ...
... like mousguetaires, while discontent and poverty reign in Paris, it is not surprising that people get ashamed of such harlequinades. ‘Le Roi s'amuse’ is the heading to some of the placards posted up by night in the faubourgs. It is considered doubtful ...
... manner, that never fails to please, and even the most trifling character, when she supports it, becomes interesting. In the harlequinade the principal feature is the astonishing agility displayed the Ridleys, who could not be surpassed in their line. The antics ...
... manner, that never fails to please, aj even the most trifling character, when she support' ft, beconu-a interesting. In ths harlequinade the principal feature is astoni-hing agility displayed the Hid leys, who could not surpassed in their line. The antics ...
... composed, selected, and arranged by Mr. Levey. The Scenery of the Opening painted by Mr. William Glover, The Scenery of the Harlequinade Mr. Charles Parker. The Tricks and Mechanical Changer Mr. P.radwell. Harlequin, Mr. Powell—Columbine, Mile. Merle—Harlequina ...
... Mr. 11. Webb, with whose bone and muscle.’' from the feats we have seen him perform, not having anything do; while the Harlequinade, the irrepressible humour of the Clown, and the enticing activity the Sprites are provocative of Continual laughter and ...
... that portion of it which is willing to be deceived into a belief of tbe reality of all that paa«es upon the stage. The harlequinade comes after remove any undue ioipresiion left upon tbe yonlhful mind the f*to orphan babes perishing of hunger in the wood ...
... especially that portion of it which is willing to bs deceived into belief of the reality of alt that passes upon the stage. The harlequinade comes after to remove any undue impression left upon the youthful mind by the of orphan babes perishing of hunger in the ...
... composed, selected, and Arranged Mr. Levey. The Scenery the Opening painted by Mr. William Glover. The Scenery of the Harlequinade Mr. Charles Parker. Tin; Tricks and Mechanical Changer by Mr. Bradwcll. Harlequin, Mr. Powell—Columbine, Mile. Marie—HarU-quina ...
... Parliament of w hat they arc perfectly well aware, is very generally known, owing to the lively Viscount’s innumerable harlequinades last session; but it is admitted on all hands that has on this occasion fairly surpassed himself. A more meagre bill of ...
... Iveuerv Mr. Charles Parkor, Mr. WUUam Glover, and assistants; .(wjSdWilcalChanges, Tricks, Scr., Invcutod Mr. Bradwcll. THE HARLEQUINADE. jlifleqain -• •• .. Mr. Powell', •• •* ...