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... A PLEA FOR THE HARLEQUINADE Derby Amateurs to the Rescue It is proposed to revive the harlequinade at the St. Thomas's annual pantomime of Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves in January, and a .'Telegraph reader in a letter to the Editor says there will ...
... of the days when harlequinade constituted half of every pantomime. Now it has been cut from an hour-anda-half to few minutes. At its best it was line thing, and I wonder if it should not be revived. Grimaldi's Speciality Harlequinade >yas at its best ...
... OUR LONDON LETTER. London. Wednesday Morning. With a merry Houp-la the frolicsome gentlemen of the pantomime and harlequinade are with once more; Slowly but surely pantomime proper is being driven out of the leading London theatres, bat in the suburban ...
... DERBY SHAKESPEARE THEATRE CO. presents WILL'S WAY by David Rudkin meet the man himself HARLEQUINADE by Terrence Rattigan all t e backstage chaos you could every imagine! DERBY PLAYHOUSE STUDIO 22-26 November. Box Office (0332) 363275 ...
... PUBLIC NOTICES. ST. THOMAS'S, DERBY. ANNUAL PANTOMIME. ALI BABA & THE FORTY THIEVES, followed the good old HARLEQUINADE, St. Thomas's Church Hall (near Normanton Picture Palace), Wednesday to Saturday, 7.30 p.m. January 9, 10, 11, and 12, 1929. Admission: ...
... of entertainers, and besides the special business of the clown Drnry Lane he arranged nearly the whole business of the harlequinade. Mr. Payne was about sixty years of age ' ...
... the effect of the show. Following Ali Baba, a perform' ance of the Harlequinade, a reviva from old-time pantomimes, was given The Rev. S. L. Caiger, the vicar, wrot* the Harlequinade in addition to paint ing the scenery for both pieces. Mr. Bob Hoon was ...
... main trends in the development of the European theatre. They consisted of a Cornish miracle play, The Three Maries, a harlequinade, an extract from Twelfth Night, and the Victorian farce, Box and Cox. The Cockel Shell, a new play by Wilfred Walter ...
... Cinderella respectively. There will be good ballet, and there is an announcement of a transformation scene and amusing harlequinade. ...
... her, passed morsels from their mouths into hers. Anyway, was an. inconceivably disgusting fraud- The Harlequinade. the older generation, the harlequinade gas the pantomime's chief charm. How man? us, children, sat through the per-! formauce, which was generally ...
... spoke of merry harlequinade Covent Garden, the pantomime concluded without one. This was one those ca\es which, perhaps owing to the lateness of theatre periormances, and to the fact that there is seldom anything new to say about a harlequinade, the critic ...
... took up strategic posi- r«, . t robe _ m istre3S Frances Ma!- . e s 19-year s-old j'* l N try on the dress will wear in Harlequinade. u . T hat ' Frederick Horrey, 0 s helping to produce the c of the two plays, ...