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... MORNING. Wednesday, 24th Feb. LES SYLPHIDES. THE PAS DE QUATRI Thursday, 25th Feb. VARIATIONS FOR FOUR. PRINCL IGOR (Matinee) HARLEQUINADE (Pas de Deux Thursday, 25th Feb. Romantig:ic). (Evening) Friday, 26th Feb SWAN LAKE (Act Ii). ETUDES THE NUTCRACKER (Kingdom ...
... scored the biggest success o: his career on the stage in Terence Rattigan's two short plays. The Browning Version and Harlequinade. In 1950, he followed with a brilliant performance as the governor in the His Excellency. ...
... brilliant dresses, and gorgeous transformation scenes, costing thousands of pounds before the curtain rose, and then the harlequinade which had given its name to the pantomime was sadly neglected. This year, so far as Drury Lane concerned, there is a certain ...
... Afternoon. by Margaret Luce. a period trifle built on the familiar wrong identity situation. The cast entered into Harlequinade. by Terence Rattigan. with vigour. In this play the wellknown dramatist provides a strong comedy situation and some delicious ...
... the only feature which lacks in comparison with the excellence of the others is a kind I of revised ver,ion of the old. harlequinade. All round a thoroughly merry and bright show. J. L. P. ...
... and were capable of expressing the whole range of emotions from broad humour to touching pathos. The introduction the harlequinade gave to Pantomime proper a new direction, and it became vehicle for the mirth-compelling frolics of the modern Momus, and ...
... dramnitic schools not seem entirely perfect. One was cleverly parodied by. Mr. Calihrop • and Mr. Granville Barker in “The Harlequinade •* recently produced the St. Jam*’ Theatre. Tho drama of the future was shown with the hateful idea action eliminated. ...
... success. He is a clever ventriloquist, has an easy flow humour, and in “Jerry” he has invaluable accomplice. The Merry Harlequinaders give a light and merry “turn”; while Tom and Neil are a boisterous pair. Nina Payne dances really fraoefully, and one ...
... BOB9CT AS QUCE9. LEWIS. him valu. Z, to* HEARN. MISS ETHEL TOON, «R T A. SHALE. Mias HELEN OBCILE, “' JU3S MILLIE DON. _ HARLEQUINADE. PLAYED BY ALL •> IfTOSIIia PRINCIPALS. TnCRSOAYS, MARCH 7 AND 1«. TWO. • f-nr. U—BENEFIT t. Hi. PHILIP •*«> ...
... duction has certainly achieved, more are now being added. The principals in the cast have introduced dew image, and a harlequinade adds to the gaiety ot the performance. Needless to say, Mr. George hobey is indefatigaule in sustaining the humour ot the ...
... Mr. George Lupino, The Lupine Troope, Mdlle. Valerie, Mr. B. Nelson, Mr. Tom Costello, Mr. Hal Porde, and others. GRAND HARLEQUINADE. Morning Perfornianees—This Day, and every Monday and Saturday at 2 o'clock. Gallery, la,; Pit, Is. 6d. ; Pit Stalls, 31 ...
... Robin's Greeting. Ada Collins will make a charming Cinderella. The interesting announcement is made that them will be a harlequinade with clorra sad fall reaiaue r f funmakers. Performances will be once nightly at 7.3 e, and there will he enattm..es each ...