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... THE HARLEQUINADERS TronFß of Esteetaijjbbs, ln a Sfabeliso MELAxaE. WALTON —and —WILLIAMS Comediane, XiOUIS ILERNO-Cooa Vocalist & Dancer. PTTr'TTTPP Sensational JD U ViijljJll iJXiUO. Ameeicah Qtmnasts. THE VIIaIaIONS The Incomparable Lady Cyclist and ...
... PHYLLIS ROBINS, the Personality Vocalist of 8.8.C. and Vaudeville Fame. THE MUSICAL ELLIOTTS presenting the “Punch and Judy Harlequinade WILBUR HALL, The Comedy Feature of Jack Hylton's Band JIMMY PLANT, PAT KIRKWOOD. RUTH AND ELLA MYLES, KARNA AND KALITA ...
... property-master having displayed what is almost akin to genius in mounting this tableau. The transformation is good, and the harlequinade abounds with local allusions and rollicking fun. The characters in Mr. Frankland's Cinderella, or Harlequin the Prince ...
... Burnt on a White Horse, Fire on fnr fingers, fire on her toes, She tihall have fireworks wherever she goes. TRANSFORMATION. Harlequinade: Harlequin—Mr. HULINE. Columbine—Miss AGNBSS. Pantaloon—Mr. J. COOKB. CIown—FUNNY F. HALL. NOW COMES THB FUR: Fred Hall ...
... pantomime produced last night is Harlequin and Humpty Dumpty, or Robbin de Bobbin and the First Lord Mayor of Lun'on. The harlequinade wants curtailment even more than the introduction. There are nine scenes in all. The first, A mansion to let—a nursery ...
... with which the deliberate development of these enchanted bowers is ended gives place to the less idealized scenery of the harlequinade. The principal artists in the first part of the pantomime are Miss Susie Vaughan Wbittington's lady-love, Miss Lilian Cavalier ...
... is that in nine short tableaux the pantomime of Cinderella is narrated, and, followed by a short but remarkably humorous harlequinade, so that even the youngest amongst the audience cannot become tired before the curtain falls. Mr. Augustus Harris is, as ...
... poetical certainly, but equally efficacious, namely, industry and money. The brief period which has elapsed since the horrible harlequinade which put a fiery end to the existence of the old theatre, and the grand performance with which the new one was inaugurated ...
... remarkable alike for numbers, effi - » ciency, and beauty of costume, imparted light and brilliancy to the ensemble. In the harlequinade there is a real embarras - richesses. The transformation takes place the Fairy J Factory of Fancy, where, the twinkling ...
... charms of beautiful and intelligent face, a graceful yet commanding figure, an easy natural action, and a musical voice. The harlequinade contained the usual hits at passing follies, the gallery revelling the discomfiture of a perpetually perspiring policeman ...
... , ultimately losing itself in the clouds, and, at first sight, jast as inexplicable. What can possibly be said about a harlequinade in which there are two narleqnins (Messrs Milano and St. Maine), two clowns (Messrs. Boleno and Flexmore), two pantaloons ...
... textually followed, except that the scene is transferred from No-land to the equally important kingdom of Spindledom. The harlequinade that follows is much above the average. Mr. Arthur Leclercq, announced as a first appearance, a real harlequin, full of ...