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... THE MF.RRY HARLEQUINADERS. U Alelioge Melody, end Moelo. CO RAM. tbn Famoi-e Miliary Ventnloqoat. •■Jrrry.“ the New Reerott. COM NEIL. LOUIS SEYMOUR ELDS k ROGERS. NINA PAYNE. PEDERSEN BROS. Comedy Aerial Artldet. Office Teir-.uoae «057 Y> IRM I N g’h ...
... HARLEQUINADE Patli Ball VOL. XXV. NO. 8,753. JJAT’S OONCEET HALt. MOST POWERFUL ATTRACTION FOR THE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS. THIS DAY (THURSDAY/, DECEMBER 28, AND UNTIL THURSDAY; DECEMBER 28, 1882. AOOBJSSBEB. A. R. DEAN’S, GREAT CABINET FURNITURE EMPORIUM ...
... (E. ButUl THE HARLEQUINADE. GRAND ILLUMINATED MORNING: .Mr. Mr. WAXTO.V. DAY (SATURDAY). December Every Monday. Thursday. and ggwjifc at » clock. TVJEW GRAND THEATRE, CORPORATION STREET. IYI Sole Proprietor Marnier. Mr. A Melville. Two Performances the ...
... PKINCB OF WALKS THEATRE* “CEtTSOirS adventures. A production. Harlequinades may and harlsqninada® may g®, but the good old institution of which they have iatefrml |«rt-Ui« tiaed to for *w. For the Mho DopuUtion, !««than for that of the duldron who irTaiways ...
... HARLEQUINADE. Panta100n.. Mr. CHARt.ES ArPLEBT. Harleouiua la Watteau) ..Mdlle. Mauif. Creiwwei.u Ootumbine Madame ilib Stev ens. Harlequin Mr. Victor Stevens. CLOWN, by the renowned Grotesque. Pantomlm'st. Comedian, and Dancer (acknowledged Bi ...
... waa the same with the harlequinade iteelf. Ao genuine old-faahloned flavour war preaerved, even the theft of the eauaagee and the red hot poker. Fromthe way in which the merry trifle waa reeerved it la evident that the harlequinade ia far from dead yet ...
... what was once recognised a genuine art, that I tempted claim your indulgence on behalf of the members of the time-honoured harlequinade. Tho question is not whether the art of pantomime has degenerated, but whether the Christmas clown is wanted at all, and ...
... included, aa usual, portions of popular formaaoes different theatrical oompanias item upon the which excited most interest was harlequinade, arranged Mr. Willie Bdonia and Mr. Arthur Koberts. In this playgoers had opportunity 01 seeing for the first time lady ...
... MRS. LANGTRY MRS. LANGTRY Bad her Company, te One Act Play by Sydney notiilcd THE RIGHT SORT. THE AUERS, Society THE HARLEQUINADERS. BateeUtaef*. PHIL PEBCIVAL BIOSCOPE BORIS KING It QUEEN GINTARO. FRED KEETON. Box Office 10S0 & TMspfrooe «6A ...
... BROTHESS AND AUDEUa WHUWBV R.WNOR &»»« PCMI. BiLLIE BARLOW, oper GRAND --AU.ET ha. cl tb* Graod Eatital «f Hiil fiahii—i HARLEQUINADE. DONALDSON BROTHERS and to «toa old yaua*- OTfl*. St: Orehartra Bull*, to _. . B® KSca. «aayia«Bia 2PT. TfIEATEE. ENOW ...
... *’ ALADDIN (now in thorough order). Augmented Orchestra, Fall Company. Excellent Hand. Chorus, and Auxiliaries. Extra Harlequinade, and Great Combination of Art is tea at Every Performance. Booking Offioe open irota 11 till 3. JJA.Y’S CRYSTAL PALACE ...
... not able to reach th' theatre antil a quarter past eight the pantomime propea did .ot start unti. tl was preceded by the harlequinade. The death announced :gsU>n-00-Thames of Mr. Thom Brandon, aged caghtydour, who fifty years ago was lay clerk in the choir ...