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... English sea captain talks and behaves too much like a British sea captain. Individuality, feeling, reality are destroyed. The harlequinade is attractive, but once again we realise we are in the presence of characters commonly known as stock. And sentences such ...
... ports again like ghosts of the sea ; the jazzed pattern of camouflage may be even more fantastic than the last Mercantile Harlequinade; minesweepers of more efficient design will pave the way for troop convoys and food ships; “Q” ships may be more numerous ...
... would scrutinise me like the highwaymen good days demand money my life But hold ! Wait bit Early in the eighteenth century harlequinade reached England and since then still ueveloping it has embraced number of liversally known tales which it adhered to this ...
... stored three goals within four iiiinutcs. men seemed to come up out the ground like the demons through trap doors hi the harlequinade. It was this more than anything that first discom-crtec the Hearts' forwards, then disorganised them, and latterly threw ...
... Fredk. Stephenson. A Lancashire Newspaper Man 10/¢ CARDUS (NEVILLE) Australian e Summer DR P S bt i 7/6 COWLES (FREDERICK) Harlequinade. History of Harle‘equin and Columbine. .. .. 3/6 ...
... Fredk. Stephenson. A Lancashire Newspaper Man 10/¢ CARDUS (NEVILLE) Australian e Summer DR P S bt i 7/6 COWLES (FREDERICK) Harlequinade. History of Harle‘equin and Columbine. .. .. 3/6 ...
... from tray THE land of giants on to Magic Carpet Take us to where it is very cold ” said Biliie Bear We want play in ” HARLEQUINADES AGAIN? A Suggestion for Future Pantomimes Bv RODERICK RANDOM AREWELL pantomime When Mother Goose finishes its six weeks’ ...
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... 8 2 9 S- 2 SP: Harlequinade 10U-3O Fresco 9-2 Queen the Hills Light Mit Crocus of £: Won by three lengths: one length in Iron of Hirlrquinudc Fresco II tilly and Queen of the Hills Ally below the dun ante II Ally mastered Harlequinade but could nut Fantasy ...
... threepence as the price of the bulk of the seats and some special seats at sixpence and a shilling The theatres advertise the harlequinade as the main feature of pantomime and matinees are described as day performances” The hackney carriage is the fastest public ...
... successful career as imitator Oliver started Grecian Theatre in City Road and Fred’s first stage part comic policeman pantomime harlequinade His grandfather his father George Conquest both took anima! ! and bird parts like Fred Conquest made all their own mechanism ...
... ’ Orsino love-sick fool Aguecheek a Mal-youo fool Olivia back a fool by anl forth tpern whole affair played mid-summer harlequinade Bell the moving spirit produ tions has removing - y r o v normal confines domain of audience Stalls an additional i audience ...