... transformation' scene, A Golden Harvest, which is Very prettily designed, as are also nearly all the eepantomime. The harlequinade is of the usuawlly amnusing character. The clown is Mr. EHarry'Ritelli;-pantaloon, .Mr. Paulo; harlequin, Mr. Chas. Warns; ...

... at paid to the production of the piece. We have left our- selves no space to speak of the dancing, and pranks of the W Harlequinade, about which we may have something to de say anon. It is, of course, useless to advise everyone to it go and see the pantomime ...

... scene in Hamlet is a rich piece of humour as uniquely imagined as performed. The Lupino famcily take the whole of the harlequinade, which, being somewhat in their special line of business, is diverting in the extreme; Of the senery nothing but the warmest ...

... be divided into two acts. The old-fashioned'harle- quinade will be entirely dispensed with, and substituted by a French harlequinade in black and white. The transformation scene, beyond providing an interesting spectacle, will constitute the final scene ...

... individualise is unnecessary-all alike are so splendidly dressed, and enter with thorough heartiness 9S into their parts. The harlequinade, under the superin- a tendance of Mr Eugene Griffin, is most enjoyable, a being neither too long nor too extravagant in ...

... become a great favourite, as we predicted she POS would, her singing and dancing meeting with the utmost ora acceptance, The harlequinade is the best for genuine fun that Hull has had for sever 1 seasons. Mr. Ted Lauri, the Clen-a, having willing and able ...

... that no litile time and trouble have been spent In training them. At the conclusion of the pantomime there is a--comic harlequinade, in which Miss Lizzie Harmston appears as Columbine, Funny Little Bell as clown, and with the indispensable pantaloon, ...

... aC- when the trial is interrupted by the arrival of the Tin- id mortals, the usual transformations take place, and the Sc harlequinade begins. The Grieves, as wve anticipated, ig produced some very beautiful scenery, of which the Palm 1X- Tree Grove and ...

... chance, and I the usual transformations having been effected, the chase begins. The following are the characters of the harlequinade :-Harlequin, Mr. W. H. Har- vey; Columbine, Miss Louise Davidson; Clown, M.Jackson ; Pantaloon, Mr. Craddock. The usual ...

... and stage carpenters, and t still he may laugh at the puns and witticisms of the s opening and the broader humour of the harlequinade. t This he may do and be pardoned for doing, even t if the poetry of life be for him for ever - gone. As for ourselves ...

... Ethel V Bartlett, Miss Vinnie lEdmunds, Miss Pollie Albert, a and Miss Louie Hepburn, have parts in the pantomime. 0 The harlequinade is under the charge of Mr. Alec. S '0 Payne, the clowAn, and will no doubt be elaborated n into a very attraetive feature ...

... is the real original old man. He hasa, ohsi song an aueal o self. When it is said that Mr. call TdLauri is the clown a harlequinade replete with fun sxp is assured. The Hull and -County Bank is one of the Jett comic scenes. Mr. Rledner has composed a ...