... Here, teatime enter tainment artistes new to the microphone. (Time Signal from Greenwich 4.45.) 5.15 -The Children's Hour; Harlequinade! 5.50 —birthdays. 6. o—Time Signal from Greenwich: Forecast and First General News Bulletin. 6.2s—lnterlude. 6.30 Sports ...

... their benefit, and had a big house. For that night the fun was faster and more furious than ever. No one knows how many harlequinades there were. Amongst others was one in which there was a lady harlequin and a male columbine, and both acquitted themselves ...

... Powerful Chorus. USUAL POPULAR TWICE NIGHTLY PRICES. Box Office 10 a.m. ’Phone 4110. SHEFFIELD PLAYGOERS SOCIETY present . THE HARLEQUINADE (by Dion Cla.yton Caithrop and Granville Barker), AT THE Y.M.C.A. HALL, FARGATE, January 21, 22 and 23, 7.30. All Seats ...

... dresses to make the nur- sery story a fascinating pantomime. All the cha- racters are admirably taken, and the ballet and harlequinade are of unusual excellence. Certainly Puss in Boots is the best and most brilliant Christmas representation Mr. Brittlebank ...

... Klhcl Snjylli Fo-rr Iri Folk Tunes William Alwyn Albert Fransella: Flute Solo. Tn Irtland Hamilton Harly The Trio— Harlequinade Mattnima 11. o. —Close down .Eugene Goo*sen .Trcciali COAL. COKE ETC. JAMES TINKER. Wicker Stn.. Hse.. Maufg 81 cam Welsh ...

... Successful Pantomime, “JACK AND THE BEANSTALK” Popular Prices. Bux Office open 11 till 3. TO-NIGHT, first production of the HARLEQUINADE. THEATRE, SHEFFIELD. J AND ARY 26, LAST FIVE NIGHTS th* L*t«at and Oreat«al Success direct from the Princess' IhcAtre, ...

... the white race. The ballet is good, but Miss Kate Paradise, an accomplished danseuse, is the principal attraction. The harlequinade is well supported, and very amusing to those who care for this species of fun. It is intended to introduce further novelties ...

... O—London. 6.ls—London. 7. O—Manchester. 7.30 From Manchester: The Northern Wirele£s Orchestra. From The Wonder Hat,” a Harlequinade Den Hecht and Kenneth Sawyer Goodman, produced Edward P. Genn, performed by the Liver, pool Radio Players. 9. o—London ...

... of the comp* ny, and it is certain that the true spirit of pai .tomime has not entirely departed from the stat e. Of the harlequinade we have not before spoken . but it is lively enough in all con- science. A g reat novelty is introduced in the shape of ...

... Jellis* 7 2 REBUS (Mr F Leach) SAN REMO (Mr O Hind#) -Sax by 6 9 The above arrived ROSE BE NCI! (Mr Pear) .-..lreland ft 9 HARLEQUINADE (Lady Ralli) . O Bell TOFFEE (Mr C Howard) - Iligg* 713 SAVOURY (Lord Elle mere) Barling 7 9 ST. VINCENT (Cipt Gooch) - ...

... PORTER (Pargh) John Boyle 810 PRATO leader) R Perry man Stephenson 7 VALENTINO 7 LANBIMJWNE ROAD (lr»l*n ...

... one mile. J. Day's Lord Provost and Deccration co _ *9 despatched one mile. Dawson, jun. ?? Middleton, TJltimat mn. Pat I Harlequinade proceeded one mile and .. qu__rt_. (lurry's Waterhead and Light, Comedy were. » ceipt of mile work. Hayhoe' s St. Gris ...