... under the management of Mr. A, D. Adams. The transformation scene, it should be stated, isan extremely pretty one, and the harlequinade is arranged by the brothers Ritelli. Mr. Dundas may be complimented on an excellent production, which is deserving of liberal ...

... Militaire, the Misses Dorothy Peace, Norah and Madge O'Connor ; *humorous interlude, Mr. Oswald Pippit : *violoncello solo, Harlequinade, Miss Dorothy Peace ; *:ong, The Merry Monk, Mr. F. Guest ; *humorous interlude, Mr. Oswald Pippit ; song. Kathicen Mavourneen ...

... that one must suffer such remarks gladly, I would have asked her precisely what she thought a harlequinade was m-ant to be, if it was not meant to be a harlequinade. For to accuse an exaggeration of boing exaggerated is about as sensible as accusing Macbeth ...

... pleasare. Pantomime is a main attraction, but not only in the usual form of splendid fairy extravaganza and the modern harlequinade. Pure Pantomime as an art—that is dramatic descriptiveness by the power of action alone—will be pot forward by the best—it ...

... was McTeer), who blunders not chosen a bit more i nto marr i age w i t h a man o f carefully for such a talented group. Harlequinade by below her station (David Haig) and rejects him in a Terence Rattigan did not show of frigidity which is give the Greenwood ...

... PANTOMIME, “A L AR ERT Full Chorus and Dancers. Gorgeous Transformation Scene—** The Seasons,” concluding with a Comic Harlequinade. Specialities :—MR CHAS. WOOD, * Twenty Faces under one Hat.” The SISTERS DELMORE, the celebrated Top-boot and Coon Dancers ...

... over me that the scene was altogether too grotesque for this earth, and that I must have found my way to the last wild harlequinade on the surface of the moon, before that pale satellite mercifully froze for evermore. When morning came, and men were once ...

... shape of a new comic pantomime, with “ new scenery, dresses and decorations,”’ entitled The Knight and the Wood Demon. The harlequinade is supported by Mr. H. Hoiloway as clown. CAMPING OUT.—A novelty has been attracting the attention of a great many persons ...

... flood of golden light, especially as his face was as immobile as that of a lay figure. No praise is too high for the final harlequinade (a business wherein Mr. Bridges Adams rules supreme) or for the compelling beauty of the last scene of all, in which the ...

... Drury Lane Theatre, and reserved seats were secured for the pantomime which is now enjoyving such signal suceess there, the harlequinade being one of the old and still popular features. Nearly half the Henley party were attracted to the famous palace of amusement ...

... throughout ; the element of farce being exyloitcd to the full, even when it is most subjected to the discipline of art. The harlequinade at the end is as jolly as ever, although one misses the delightful little arrangement whereby Falstaff prances back with ...

... in an extraordinary carly Victorian dress. Why these clothes should have remzined so long is a puzzle ; why. indeed. the Harlequinade has remained at all is a mystery, but—it does remain, and in it we mav see one of the few remnants of Elizabethan days ...