... AN OPERA HARLEQUINADE. The Belies of the Village, the new rustic ballad opera, written by Mr Hugh Foster, composed by Mit Job:, Fitz-Gerald, and produced at the Avenue Theatre in November by the London Juvenile Opera Company- which, be it understood, ...

... ballets are arranged by Mr John Cormack, nuder whose experienced direction the Pantomime is placed upon the stage. In the Harlequinade the Clowns are again Mr Fred. Evans and Mr Charles Lauri. Morning performances will take place every Monday, Wednesday ...

... MR EDITOR.-Sir,-Your Manchester correspondent, in favourably noticeing the harlequinade, mentions that it is in the hands of the Norvellas. We beg to state the harlequinade is arranged by W. H. Harvey, clown, assisted by A. Norvella, pantaloon, and R ...

... mentioned, where spectacular effects can be most effectually carried out, the seeker after the old comic business of the Harlequinade, on which oer forefathers set such high estimation, will have to visit the places Situated in the outer circle of the central ...

... Mr Ted Young, as Will Atkins, is fearfully and wonderfully got up, and he acts cleverly. This gentleman is clever in the harlequinade, and a good clown, too. Mr Bob Gates, the Cannibal King, is, of course, at home in his part, and in his own speciality ...

... 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 ...

... Flowers. Mr J. Halliwell still does a large share of work in the extravaganza, in addition to his active duties is the harlequinade. Ifis mercurial spirits and elasticity of liecb are of immense service throughout, and there is no dull moment while he ...

... and Lily Dampier as the Babes, Miss Jessie Grey, Air J. Ri. Greville, Miss Kate Foley, and others are praised, and in'the Harlequinade the fol- lowing appear :- Mr Bland Holt (Clown), Messrs Hawley and ia prites), M. Massartic (Harlequin), Bliss Slater (Harle- ...

... 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 ...

... placed in various parts of the scene with much artistic skill. Without delay the transformation is followed by a lively harlequinade. In the opening scenes Mr Clarence Hague did himself great credit as the operatic Wolf, the scene in the Wolf's lair and ...

... however, finally decided in favour of Boy Blue, and this leads to Mr Charles Brew's elaborate transformation scene. In the harlequinade, which is supported by Mr W\attie Hildyard as clowvn, Mr. Del Voy as pantaloons, Mr G. Canning as harlequin, and Bliss ...