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... representation of tbe Pantomime, and asked to be allowed to play in it, but was refused as his chief part of tbe down in the harlequinade found no plaoe the new programme, and his contract was virtuaUy at an end. The new performance continued for a week, when ...
... would the annual visit to the pantomime have been, if it had not included that riotous miscellany of romance and comedy—the harlequinade. What boy was there in the audience who did not thrill with delight as the lithe and graceful harlequin brought down his ...
... who ae i— J. TURNER, RCE JOK | LIWELE MISS Ba’ CHAS. MDLLE. ROSINA LUPINO BLANCHE MABVELLOUS DELEVINES. ie ‘TO UTR COMIC HARLEQUINADE BY THE AND MR. MORNING DAY, at 6. Halt. sd. 5 Pit, ls. + Stalis, 2a. Gallery, Private 2a, Si to all pot Ev Na. 0: 4 Munday ...
... 2 e, 2 Boxes, 1) « G2. (Reserved 3s.); Side Pit, G1. ; Gallery, 44. Early Doors Open at 0; 64. Extra to All Parts, THE HARLEQUINADE Now receivec w.th Screams of Laughter each ...
... F FROLIC, AND LAUGHTE THE CHATSWORTH HOUSE SCENE; A TRIUMPH OP ART. THE MAYPOLE DANCE BY 00 TRAINED CHILDREN. FUNNIEST HARLEQUINADE IMAGINABLE. ‘The ROYAL PANTOMIME is UNIVERSALLY ADMITTED ev all who have Witnessed it to be SE.OND TO NONE IN Booking from ...
... Pantomime of Yorkshire. MORNING PERFORMANCE EVERY SATURDAY AT TWO ‘Booking trom 10.30 to 3. ‘The Theatre is on both The Funny Harlequinade now is fall swing. AL SE GRAND ANNUAL MIME, MOTHER GOOSE, ...
... troly Superb Production. PR) 4 ana PTTRLIGC AVE GIVEN ONE UNIVERSAL OPINION, WEDNESDAY EVENING 18) First Production of the HARLEQUINADE. TOWN . FUNNY FRED DA & Extrato Ali Parts) Box Pian Open Daily 10.30 Doors Open at 6.30, Commence Early Doors at ...
... HARLEQUINADE DOWD oe oe a oe W. N. GLLLMORE aoe: W. HUTCHINSON sof sce HARRIS pow be booked ng ‘to 2 daily. Day Billa. Seats may ANGER ROYA L CIRCUS, TO-NIGHT, AT7.0. DOORS ATLL GRAND CHRISTMAS PANTOMIME, HE BABES IN THE WOOD; OR BOLD ROBIN HOOD. Scenes ...
... .large band, * important part of pantomime—lb song B , j joyable as it well could be, and many * nightly encored. The harlequinade or. » ' and provokes much mirth. . 0 f ' *JJ| Alexandra Opera HousE.-The pant fl{ din, notwithstanding that has had hoitfU ...
... TICKETS: Reserved Seats, 2/4 and 3/6 (including Tax), from Messrs. M ilson Peck, Ltd.* or on admission. Next Production, “THE HARLEQUINADE,” by Granville Barker and Dion Clayton Calthorp, January 21st, 23rd. Serial Tickets at 8/6 and 12/- for Five Productions ...
... Gorgeous Dresses 11 Splendid Appointments 11! &c. tSF~ A clever and efficient booy Pantomimists are engaged to support the Harlequinade. ...
... Drass Circle, 6d. (Reserved 34); Side Boxes, 1s. ; Pit, 6d.; Gallery, 44. Early Doors Open at 6; 1, Extra to All Parts. THE HARLEQUINADE recerved with Screams uf Laughter each ...