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... the Red Barn' ' were billed for the following Monday. Ihada big jump through a clock-face in the second ! scene of the harlequinade. I was very proud | of my jumps—they were longer and higher than those of any other man in the profession. ' There was ...
... capital darkey performance. The second hour is devoted the pantomime of Little Red Riding Hood. In the opening as in the harlequinade the figures stain their respective parts in marvellously complete manner. Very great amusement was afforded to the audience ...
... of Mr. Frank Russell. The other parts, though calling for no special mention, were sustained in creditable manner. The harlequinade of the Brothers is laughable, whilst Miss Lillian makes good Columbine. Altogether, the performance is a very enjoyable ...
... these were thirteen voters who stood by a Mr. Guinness, a Conservative, presumably because they had no admiration for the harlequinade of Harman. In the restricted sense that the right to vote is allowed in this country it is something that ont of an electorate ...
... Gladatonian alliance. after which they figured English orators on Eogluh platforms.'' They plunged recklessly into the harlequinade of eg.. turn, in which tbe Plan of Campaign and New Tipperary were the moat important incidents, though over aheduwed at ...
... illustration of the grotesque any that will be found in the new pantomimes. In reference to these productions, all the Harlequinade family arc in ecstacies at the turn out of Exeter, the Puritanical Lord Chamberlain, who wouldn’t license anything disparaging ...
... combining of many shades as possible, and the utter disregard of all preconceived notions on the subject. The result was harlequinade of the most extraordinary kind, and exhibition of colouring such as soberminded France baa rarely seen. In England one ...
... Scddbw Dkath f A Cloww.—The pantomime at the Great Yarmouth Theatre had a melancholy finale on Friday night week. After the harlequinade was over, the clown, named Algar went to the dressing-room; but before he had changed clothes, was seized with sickness ...
... wicked Crew ! Tom Tnckor and Sweet Black eyed Sue After the Transformation Scene, interval a few minutes to prepare for the HARLEQUINADE, Edmond’s Feast Folly for 1882. FRIDAY, Last Night of the Pantomime, under the Patronage and Presence of she Derry Hunt ...
... , v |part of the Etipire do more mnpk funds exist than in the! /// I ■ oirrsify k»j*‘ on the stage for Irish political harlequinade, and whatß HENRY DARCUS, Icity and County of Londonderry fur the accomplishmentl /k ■ tbe force of Urea . Bls more material ...
... family, was never seen to smile. Dungannon would have unbraced his gloom. The King or Queen who could see Harman and the harlequinade of the “loyalists,” aud keep a straight countenance would be curiosity. Colonel Conolly, R.M., has been transferred from ...
... author ; the hero Taokia plcyed b, Mia. Lonia. Keel.y, anf * - ihur entrnaled to Mr. Sake.. The pantomlsm enaagrd for the harlequinade ere Mr. Forreet, for Clown, Mr. Cotmcck, for Hml.qnin, end Cberlott. LeeUr, » Co lombine Mdlle. Boaell.e, prineip.l dnascMe ...