... Boots; and Mr Harry Rgaymund deserves favourable notice for his exhaustive clog dance. A more than usually interest- ing harlequinade is arranged by the Griffiths Troupe, including the familiar face of Mr Sid H. Morton as harlequin. The production is greeted ...

... very pretty princess Fair Star has in Mr Charles Fenton (who paints also the scenery of the harlequinade) a Prince Cherry, who is never dull. In the harlequinade there is a good clown, Mr Charles Lauri, and there are some well-invented tricks. The great ...

... with Is He Jealous, and Village Tricks. a In consequence of the unprecedented demand for places, tne popular Equestrin Harlequinade of the-HIGH MET'. TLED RACER, and the interesting Melo-Dramatic: Spec- tacle of 1MEG MUURNOCH,.,will be repeated till futher ...

... ' SINBAP AT THE SUTRREY. The harlequinade which concludes M~r George Con- quest's successf ul pantomime at the S urrey Theatre is f ull of real funu. The scene represents a street, with the shops of a tailor, a haircutter, and a poulterer. Two dum- ...

... de quatre dancers, bliss Kitty Bell, bliss Valda Glyn, Miss Ray Cantor, and Miss Lizzie Blair, were well received. The harlequinade was sustained by Mr Henry Zietz (clown), Mr Fred Zietz (pantaloon). Mr Herbert Young (harlequin), Miss Lizzie Blair (coium- ...

... pas de quatre dancers, Miss Kitty Bell, Miss Valda Glyn, Miss Ray Cantor, and Mliss Lizzie Blair, were well received. The harlequinade was sustained by Mr Henry Zietz (clown), Mr Fred Zietz (pantaloon), Mr Herbert Young (harlequin), Miss Lizzie Blair (colum- ...

... graceful figures. Without displaying any special novelty in design, the scene is brilliant and effective, and leads up to the harlequinade, which occupies a couple of scenes. A number of artists have been engaged in scenic illustration, Messrs Fenton, Emden ...

... and is very favourably received. The Harlequinade would be better if the supers displayed a little more briskness and attention to their busi- ness. On Saturday through want of properties and supers the Harlequinade came to a sudden termination, the ...

... Lennard's pantomime of The Forty Thieves, while the ROYALTY has already opened its doors with a children's shadow pantomime and harlequinade, which bears the classic title of C'ock Robin and O.d ?? Cole, and is played by the London Juvenile Opera Company. The ...

... doubtless, this will soon wear off, and the little lady will be quite satisfactory. Betwveen the end of the opening and the harlequinade a variety entertainment was given, consisting of a performance by the original silver banjo band, under the conduceorship ...

... Llewellyn Lloyd (Digre Gwyn) furnishes an ample supply of fun as Marget Ann; and an excellent Alice is Miss Emmie Watson. The harlequinade has had many judicious additions made to it since the first performance. GRAND THEATRE.-Lessee and Manager, Mr James E ...

... aid of mechanical means the .cene is changed to the Realms of King Frost, with a 0assnable clothing of snow. The comic harlequinade a- been invented by Billy Harman, who takes the rincipal hart with his half-dozen merry companions. - GRAND-Lesseeand Manager ...