... Baron. The Armstrongs are very popular, and cause roars of laughter, and Mr Walter Osborne is an effective Wolverino. The harlequinade is full of fun and frolic, and is ably supported by Mr Tom Melrose, clown; Mr Tom Rice, pantaloon ; Mr William Clitheroe ...

... CINDERELLATt AT THE GRAmiW The scene of the lively harlequinade at the Grand Theatre, Isliu~gton, is the interior of a room in a hotel. In the foreground are apparently two square tables covered with white cloths. At each side, at back, is a practica~ble ...

... Holmes's transformation scene, Flora's Bower, is a Sfne con- ceptioncarried out artistically, and it is much applauded. The harlequinade is now played. It is invented and arranged by the clown, Little Levite, and he obtains adequate support from Mr E. Levite ...

... ance must be attributed to the assiduous attentien of Mr Arthur Collins, the able and experienced stage- manager. In the harlequinade, Mr Tom Lovell as clown introduces a number of up-to-date topical alla- sions; and, while on the subject, it may be observed ...

... pantomimes generally-music hall songs, ballets, T Y topics of the day, processions, a transformation scene, 01 w and the harlequinade, and he says some managers spend se fa thousand pounds in dress for every halt-pennyworth b ,r of fun. But this was not ...

... Frame displays humour and ability as Abanazer. The dancing intro- duced is a distinctive feature of the pantomime, and the harlequinade is vastly enjoyed. COOKE'S ROYAL CIRCUS. -Proprietor, Mr John Henry Cooke.-Mr Cooke produced his Christmas pantomime on ...

... addition of a harlequinade, written and produced by Mr. Brandon Thomas. Thanks to the efforts of the author as harlequin, and of Mr. Weedon Grossmith as clown, and to the graceful dancing of Miss Norreys and Miss Chester, the harlequinade bids fair to ...

... Balradour are united. A further change discloses a fine view of Edinburgh from Burns's Monu- ment, after which a merry harlequinade concludes the pantomime in the good old-fashioned style. Mr Wilson Coleman made a clever appearance as Abanazar, and afterwards ...

... Boots; and Mr Harry Rgaymund deserves favourable notice for his exhaustive clog dance. A more than usually interest- ing harlequinade is arranged by the Griffiths Troupe, including the familiar face of Mr Sid H. Morton as harlequin. The production is greeted ...

... ' SINBAP AT THE SUTRREY. The harlequinade which concludes M~r George Con- quest's successf ul pantomime at the S urrey Theatre is f ull of real funu. The scene represents a street, with the shops of a tailor, a haircutter, and a poulterer. Two dum- ...

... de quatre dancers, bliss Kitty Bell, bliss Valda Glyn, Miss Ray Cantor, and Miss Lizzie Blair, were well received. The harlequinade was sustained by Mr Henry Zietz (clown), Mr Fred Zietz (pantaloon). Mr Herbert Young (harlequin), Miss Lizzie Blair (coium- ...

... pas de quatre dancers, Miss Kitty Bell, Miss Valda Glyn, Miss Ray Cantor, and Mliss Lizzie Blair, were well received. The harlequinade was sustained by Mr Henry Zietz (clown), Mr Fred Zietz (pantaloon), Mr Herbert Young (harlequin), Miss Lizzie Blair (colum- ...