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... they are committed writing) aiding by contriving the bufinefs of the dumb Lbew performance, that the public may expect harlequinade fuperior to anv that has ever yet been exhibited, and, to fay the truth, better than we wifh fee exhibited, as cannot agree ...
... the bill 5 it had evidently, and throughout, undergone a ?? not of the mod regular fpecies, as it rather approached to an harlequinade, than to the ex i.l model of the drama. It contained alfo a violent inroad upon private property, to a large amount, which ...
... CHATHAM-STREF.T, PICCADILLY. This Evening TUESDAY, 6th September 1796, In Addition the prefent New Entertainments the Harlequinade Pantomime A G A G and DAG AG; OR THE MAGIC WEI L. The Comic Dance, called The DRUNKEN SWISS, or HE PAYS FOR A LI.. Two ...
... Fxpence.to make the Evening; Entcrtaimcnts pleating to the Vifitcrs the Circus. TLe follonvinr ij a B II of Fare: Entire new' Harlequinade Pantomime, Under the of Mr. Taylor. A NEW DANCE, by Mr. Weft. entire new SONG, by Mr. Kelly. 17.: Tito Mttfi.al Children ...
... THEATRE-ROYAL; Where treat will given, pledge for, my word, The beft that the place and my Pen can afford ; commence with a Harlequinade ct own, C-U'd HARLEQUIN PHCENIX, Or, PUNCH and tie CLOIV N. And, Jo who makes us all laugh till we cry, Will ABRAHAM NEWLAND ...
... barian of the North ; b u t by a cer tain that Wand, he is now become to them 1 nimous, and to us a baibarian—but next harlequinade will take place, we time only will she'. The embargo laid by R'Assia on the Shipping is a much more sefioth evil 1 113 ...
... lively and new. The s.enery of both pantomimes is splendid to a degree : the d .signsofANnßEws, andthe last scene ofthe Harlequinade, in particular, surpass description, so as to give.any adequate idea of it. The music was excellent, ar.d well calculated ...
... superb Pantomime, possessing all that pantomime should combine together, wit, scenery, machinery, and tricks peculiar to a Harlequinade ; and, to sum up the whole perfumances (to which our readers are invited tomorrow evening), a display of the Battle and ...
... , appl4use, be re p eated THIS EVEN. th Monday, April 27, and every . Evening this Week, togetier with the fav,ouri;e Harlequinade cf the ALCHY MIS r, and k u RIcHER's Jficomparable Performance of the TIGHT LIT„'E; a new Dance wil! be presented, the ...
... Britith audience, and confequently attrads molt powerfully. The new dance goes off wonderfully ; RICHER fafcinates, and the Harlequinade of Philofopher's Stone will prove a mine of wealth to the Proprietors. - Among al the attempts of the different places ...
... uncommon favourite; and the Piece of Britons Strike Home is so apropos at tnis time, that it cannot fail attracting. The Harlequinade of The Akhymist is as well calculated for laughter as any Comic Pantomime can be, and produces the happiest effects. We ...
... mufcles in pretty good employ ; but none fa much as the very charming and ludicrous fatire in jack boots introduced at the Harlequinade at Sadler's Wells, where the complexion of the times may always be feen, as the Rtage purveyor of that place feems to make ...