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... CHRISTMAS FARE. A CHRISTMAS HARLEQUINADE. In the toy department of tho Bright and Busy Stores, Myra Green affixed a gay little Harlequin to the top branch of a midget Christmas tree she had finished dressing except for tho crowning touch. During a tit ...
... CASUAL COMMENTS. “ARGUS.” “Here are again”—as the clown in the harlequinade of the pantomime of earlier days used to say —here we are again at the threshold of another year, at the beginning of another I stage in life’s journey, at the opening of another ...
... REGISTERED AS A PAPER. mili THEATRE ° MANAGER, MR GRAHAM MORRISON MONDAY, AUGUST > the Week. and during Special Engagement of HARLEQUINADERS inaS rkling Melange. Written and Com- by George Asaf and Felix Powell. A Fascinating Show. Brilliant Costumes. Beautiful ...
... and the dramatic adventures of Dick Turpin, played by Laurence Payne and others of -the cast, will long be remembered. “Harlequinade” also proved popular item, in a thoroughly excellent performance. ...
... designed and painted by Mr George Collier. GRAND TRANSFORMATION THE CORAL HOUSE OF VENUS. After which A kollicking Comical Harlequinade ANY WHERE VOCLIKENOWHERKINPARTICULAR' Stage Manager, • Mr George Collier. Programmes with Words of Songs to be had in Hall ...
... Brisley, J. L.—-Three little Milly-Molly- S£Ufi9» telea lei little folks; Bur rage, A. H.—Mystery term at Hemming; Cowles, F.—Harlequinade; Defoe, D.—Robinson Crusoe; Dumas, A.— Twenty years after; Grant, P.—Fortunes of Doria; Herbertson, J. Treasure of Drummer’s ...
... maid, and Harlequin, niff round his neck, spangles and wand, as a magic invisible being more like Mercury than ever. The Harlequinade thus firmly planted in England remains to this day, but Clown was principal character and Punch usurped the spangles of ...
... in every respect. After the usual brilliant transforma- , tion scene, the performance concluded with the indisponsablo harlequinade. The pantomime was staged again Saturday afternoon and j evening before crowded houses. I' ACTION FOR AGAINST THE COUNTy ...
... little Milly-Molly- Mandy plays; Bruce, M.—Book of talcs for little folks; Burrage, A. H—Mystery term at Hemming; Cowles, F.—Harlequinade; Defoe, D.—Robinson Crusoe; Dumas, A. Twenty years after; Grant, P.—Fortunes of Doria; Herbertson, J. Treasure Drummer’s ...
... designed and paiutod by Air George Collier. GRAND TRANSFORMATION, THE CORAL HOUaE Ob' VENUS, After Which A ROLLICKING COMICAL HARLEQUINADE, AN YWHERE Stage Manager, - - George 1 Programmes with Words Songs to be hail Hal l . VLUTED NEARLY 500,000 PEOPLE. EAST-END ...
... Oil MAN FRIDAY, AND V'A.nNIBU. Transformation WAR AND TRACE. Painted that .1 Anist, Hoban. An A'rtiitio Tiimnph. COMIC HARLEQUINADE. A,rrati2ed and invented TWO NEROS. Seen-1 Street. Scene 2, Butcher's and Baker's Shop*. Dr Open at,'; unerlure at Curtain ...
... is used in th© river or sea to catch th© unwary fish. CASUAL COMMENTS. Bv “ARGU3.” “Here are again”—as the clown in the harlequinade which followed the earlier day used to say—her© we* are again the outset of another year. To most, folks there is something ...