... part as ‘the headmaster convincingly a conple is given but adequately by Mary Dean The next capsule is hilariously one Harlequinade a story of the itself people apparently the theatre or make the theatre Gosports It is at first just shapeless mass of ...

... go with him ! Odds and Ends. How counteract the tendency of pantomimes to become mere “leg” pieces:—Give them a doubla harlequinade, which provides them with pair Pantaloons. Why is actor who puffs and blows very 'seasonable at Christmas timef—Because ...

... Wescomlie; song, (a) Bonnie Charlie, (b) Where the bee sucks, Jliss E. West; 'cello solos, (a) Love's request, (b) Harlequinade. Jliss R. West; song, Jlary. Dr. West; violin solo, Vivace. Jliss E. West; song. Walking home with Angeline. Jlr ...

... Reviewing the past 14 years, Mr. Brown recalled that at county match in the old days the Bucks players appeared more like a harlequinade than bowls match.” .Bowler hats, black waistcoats, flannels sometimes, but not others,” continued Mr. Brown, amid laughter ...

... before, the upset in the intended programme being due to an unhappy circumstance connected with the Aylesbury air-crash. ‘Harlequinade. sheer hilarity from start to finish, by Terence Rattipan. followed the French play. All about a touring Shakesperian ...

... English nrisoners who alternate between fits of hope and despair, as the chances of their release are discussed. modern harlequinade by M. E. Forwood, entitled, ” The Coffee Stall” was presented by the Vale Players, and the whole of ihe cast was given ...

... to wear black, and light weights red coats. Light Weights. Mr. R. S. Budgett's br. m. Reta 1 Mr. H. E. Courage's eh. g. Harlequinade Mr. J. E. H. Martin's b. g. Gipsy Jack Mr. E. R. Portal's b. or br. g. Morocco Heavy Weights. Mr. H. J. Chinnery's eh. ...

... Morrell, (b) Cam' ye by Athol I, Miss Irma Coleus(); song, The Curfew, Mr Edward gyms 'cello solo, (a) Air, (b) Harlequinade, Miss Eothen Coleus() ; song, Vanity, Mr Hugh M. [Moakley ; song, Snowflakes, Miss Kathleen Williams ; sonate for ...

... Pierre, and Sergt Loupy were cleverly pourtrayed by Miss Fanny Smith, Mr. H. Levick, and Mr. Grahame respectively. The Harlequinade proved as amusing as usual, and following this was an animated toy ballet which was really excellent. In the Watteau ballet ...

... is’ it that pantomime producers continue attack our most cherished illusions? Gone is the transformation scene, and the harlequinade. They have vanished along with Ihe red-nosed comedian. But the fairy story, which used to coherent, has been succeeded ...

... fast dying out. It is too much to hope that their decay is but a sign of the reirty .1 of legitimate comedy and though the harlequinade has become vulgar and meaningless, we had rather witness a return of its past gloriee than its total extinction. Introduces ...

... carried out gracefully by J. McNeill, Mary Bowden, P. de Lisle, P. Lugg, J. Manwell, C. May, and B. Davey). Following was an Harlequinade dance, by Phyllis Adams, B. Scorer, and S. Cloude. The flower dance by dainty little M. Hawkins was popular. Indeed all ...