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... THE HARLEQUINADE Clown, Funny Little Maurice; Pantaloon, Sam Jones ; Harlequin, Teddy Jones ; Columbine, Miss Lilly Bruce ; Bobby, 0.1.C.U., Mr. Victor Thompson. Boone 1. Chemist and Barber's Shop in High Street, Southend. Beene 2. Two well known Shops ...
... stylised play, the Harlequinade, which included various obligatory characters such as Scaramouch, Harlequin, Columbine, the country farmer and his wife, and a number of performing animals, usually dogs. The first of the Harlequinades came to Britain in ...
... view. The Goldon Rain towards the closo of tho harlequinade was another instance in which tho scenic artist achieved a striking success; tho drops seemed actually falling upon the performers. Tho harlequinade likewise includes somo clever passages, such ...
... successful day s programme included a procession of decorated prams and cycles; cricket match between ladies and veterans Royal Harlequinade, floodlit dancing, bonfires. community singing, and a broadcast of the King s speech Teas were provided for the villagers ...
... was washed away. —At Clacton similar damage was done, Pierrots'tent being demolished. —At Harwich and there a wonderful harlequinade wind, rain, hail, and sunshine. A large number boats were moored the Bay near the Lighthouses, and many of these were swamped ...
... —At Clucton similar damage was done, Pierrots' tent being demolished. —At Harwich and Dovercourt there was a wonderful harlequinade of wind, rain, hail, and sunshine. A large number of boats wero moored in the Bay near the Lighthouses, and many of these ...
... pleasure. Pantomime wa9 amain attraction, but not only in the usual form of splendid fairy extravaganza and the modern harlequinade. Pure pantomime as an art —that dramatic descriptiveness by the power of action alone was put forward by the best —it may ...
... according to Thomas Hervey in his 'Book of Christmas' published in 1888 Predating the first pantomimes however was the Harlequinade a story of love lost found and lost again Harlequin represented Mercury messenger of the gods Columbine was Psyche the ...
... Julian Graham. Ic nisht ._Fndiv. and Saturfar. and Matinee faturdav, “All BABA & THE POSIT THIEVES” Grand Harlequinade at event performance. Mandat Xe\t. for . N' 1 . the GREAT MIUTAK V DRAMA- “A QUEER FOR A WIFE.” Pomiiar Prices Admission ...
... (Thursday), Friday, and Saturday, and Matinee. Saturday, at 2.15, THE COMIC PANTOMIME— Babes in the Wood,” A Screamingly Funny HARLEQUINADE at each performance. Roars of laughter and heaps of fun. Monday, January 6th, for Six Nights, and Matinee, Wednesday, at ...
... hundreds according to Thomas Hervey in his Book of Christmas’ published in 1888 Predating the first pantomimes however was the Harlequinade a story of love lost found and lost again Harlequin represented Mercury messenger of the gods Columbine was Psyche the ...
... EUSTON ROAD, LONDON, N.W.L Founded 1785. GRAND IXmas Bazaar OPENING DAY: TO-DAY (Friday). Bring the Little Ones TO SEE THE HARLEQUINADE SCENE. And Buy a Toy from the Clown SOMETHING OUT OF THE ORDINARY. E. WEASER 212,213.214,215,216 SPRINGFIELD RD., CHELMSFORD ...