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... frog and unreliable snake at Emscote Lawn School tonight at 7.30 pm. Barford Drama Group — Pinter’s Silence and Rattigan’s Harlequinade followed by supger at the Barford Memorial Hall tonight and tomorrow at 8.15 pm; tickets from Barford News‘fients and Post ...
... Terpeichorean Trio, and before Act HL, funny rendering of ” Ode expiring Frog Mrs. Leo Hunter. The whole concludes with Harlequinade with its atmosphere Christmas and epilogue, and if is not the best show in London my name is not Norval. I was accompanied ...
... follies ; mil pathetic and songs merry : sprightly dancing burduig to the very latest mode ; ravishing trans- Illations and a harlequinade so comic that the knolls of an audience are in danger of being jerked illy the laughter it creates. All this is perfectly ...
... abandonment of | c that which gave them vantage ground, is, we think, a ‘e shabby exhibition of political trickery and harlequinading. | E Then, according to Lord Joun the Income Tax, | is to be perpetuated for another year ; in the hope that its gross ...
... request made by the Roman Committee, a local committee has been formed, under the patronage of Lady van Straubenzee. While harlequinade of the pantomime was being played in Dundee Theatre Royal on Saturday night, a great alarm was caused some one in the ...
... Barbara Cookson, Dorothy Folkes, Muriel Phillips, Diana Timings, and Glad ys Wild- man; the second Miss Beth Carr and x Harlequinade and a Miss Constance Hill. mime burlesque of a tennis match (which received an encore) were contributed by the Misses Mary ...
... s Cannon Duel” and “ Foelshead’s | were the cream of the “ comics.” The entertainment concludes with an old- fashioned harlequinade. Aw Opvresszep In their report the directors of Thomas Salt and Co. says:—“‘ The brewing trada in Bur- fon has been carried ...
... Chant sans Paroles, Mr. J. F. Reade; song, When the birds North again. Mrs. Horton; 'cello solo, (a) Lullaby, (b) Harlequinade, Mis 9 F. Horton; song. The Trumpeter, Mr. G. H. Gaunter; recitation, The Owl, Miss Turner; violin solo, Berceuse ...
... suprUe in local scenic art, and should be appreciated. Then follows the actual pantomime, but which now finely called the harlequinade. this portion of the entertainment that is the most pleasant the juvenile world. How the little boys and girls roar t> ...
... to the market, hastened home ith the foundling, the cow, the purse, and the letter.— Galignani's Messenger. Newspaper Harlequinades.—Syme of the newspapers are getting absolutely rabid their attempts to get into fame and circulation. One has offered to ...
... the same time the audience hardly seemed to understand how good the dance was, the difficulty some of the steps. In tbe Harlequinade there was some excellent fooling, notably by W. Armstrong, who sang Poor Pierrot most effectively. Perhape this part ...
... the material necessary for the performance of a pantomime in some shape or other, for much as the motley personages ol harlequinade are accustomed brilliancy during the London Christmas, they have in their time associated themselves with every degree ...