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... SHEFFIELD PLAYGOERS SOCIETY present THE HARLEQUINADE (l>s Dion Clayton Calthrop and Granville Barker), AT THE Y.M.C.A. HALL, FARGATE, January 21, 22 and 23, at 7.30. All Seats Reserved, 3/6 and 2/4. Plan and Tickets Messrs. Wilson Peck. ...
... Item From the Past--Sermon by John Donne. WEEK-END PROGRAMMES. To-day’s Sheffield programme includes “The Wonder Hat,” a harlequinade, by Den Hecht and Kenneth Sawyer Goodman, from Liverpool. 2LO gives us “A Year in an Hour,” by Ernest Longstaffo. To-morrow’s ...
... v \‘l‘_—-——‘, l - FAMPIRE. LEEDS.—6.SO and 9. - Tel. 2168. IcheQEoRGE ROBEY. Dora Lyric. Harlequinaders. Brog Y Nolan, Shirley & Ransome. La Bello Airmie. . Egbert, Woody. Wood & Well. War Films. ...
... QUEEN’S THEATRE, LEEDS. 6.50 9 To-day, at 2.30, CAINE’S PANTO., DICK WHITTINGTON.” A REAL OLD-PASHIONED HARLEQUINADE. MONDAY and SATURDAY MATINEES ONLY. ...
... R T L TR L e Public Notices. —_——————————— PALACE & HIPPODROME. 650.—TWICE NIGHTLY.—B. Tel 441 HARLEQUINADERS (Two Ladies, Four Gents., and & Piano). A Vaseinating Show. THREE HASSANS, Greatest Wire Gymnasts, Intrducing Cycle and Monocycle, and Dancing ...
... Ewmz-mmcfl'r. at 6.50 and 9 GEORGE ROBEY, Harlequinaders, Fred Barnes, Aldon & Loupe, n:i-du Troupe, Jda Revel, Emerald & Dupre. Box Ofice open 10 am. to 10 p-m. daily. Tel. 1788. ...
... century, spectacle was eclipsed by the advent of the Commedia dell'Arte, forerunner of the harlequinade. This Italian entertainment became the rage and harlequinade reigned ' supreme. Gradually the occasional dances between Harlequin and Punch or Harlequin ...
... columbine. such parents the curtailment of the harlequinade a distinct disapfiointment if not offence. will undertake say a poll of the realm were taken the question of retaining or abolishing the harlequinade, the result wouki an overwhelming favour of ...
... is tbo reception given the Harlequinade. For tho most part the ondfence to nut on their cloaks and make move for the doors, or, at any rato, •toy with an ill-disguiscd air of boredom. Yet . as matter of fact, the harlequinade is vcally tho root from which ...
... ed tricks of the harlequinade. They decided to adopt the style of the extravaganza, and turn the pantopime into a fairy Tale with an elaborate spectacle, a grand “transformation scene, and. deference to tradition, a few harlequinade scenes tacked on ...
... Yorkshire stars in _Leeds premiere There will he two Yorkshire stars in Terence Ratigan's new play Harlequinade whicsl. 'Tpens at the Leeds G rai .d heatre on Monday, before going to London. Leeds-born Thelma Ruby will be appearing in the theatre where ...
... introduced, and the harlequinade dwindled away. In the eighteen-nineties music-hall artistes were engaged for the comic numbers. With the decline of clown and his sausages and red-hot pokers and other simple paraphernalia of the harlequinade, spectacle once ...