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... Theatre, London. The Opening produced unuder the joint suprrintcndonre of Mr. Colemasn and Mr. Higgie. The whole of the Harlequinade 1noduced under thze exclusive superintendence of Sir. Biggie, wheco extensive experience in nearly all the wreat 5foiroirolian ...
... the Burleaqlg te S~~~o anty AtthcecJucfOh[E~ U ,39~tth~ie 8pirit tf Pato- amsmu )lSs ADA COATES, *1I troduce THE GRAND HARLEQUINAD, Iliustrative of the Four Seasons. (-BHAjt_&VIM lIN THE PANeTOmMR1 Clown ?? W. SeyMOur1' Pautiocn. Mr. W.Parker I Columnbine ...
... larndassistanats. The whole produced supprte ?? istrs nd mot powerful P e~~~ompany. Conchlding with A GRAND COMIC PANTOMIME. HARLEQUINADE. clown ?? hr. W. Seymour. Columbine. MedlleTonrealre. srl)e'tOin. Mr. C. Green. I Pantaloon.-.Mr. Halford. MONDAY NFXT ...
... ce este pedalso ion frame, brk-place. rokpla, - Chandellitn MARIOt~ tae fi-n4 frrot scenery. Ro iue oplto ait show sod harlequinade; 2,fiue:nwoking orle; grand4 chance ear ?? 27. unybton-stre,- _ ie253 ?? RoP sadndE OFiEFflNS Counters, Desks, Corr-ugated ...
... been taken alvantage of. The ietilt is the Proeluction of a scene entirely novel in deinge and wouderful in oecoution. THE HARLEQUINADE. Three Clowns acd John Laur, the greatest Harlequin of the daS, in two Local Comic Scenes, . AIND ' THE DERBY DAY. g In ...
... psellersts its Patrons vith a charmnsig nlosing scone, entitled TEll FAIRY BOUQJUET. Concluding with a Grand 4onifc Pantomnime. HARLEQUINADE. Vlown .. . N1r: W. 8eynrour, uColuumbine..Malile. Tssrenuire. flarleoin.Mr. C. GWre.:n. I 'antaloon..Mr. ilalford. EiRRY ...
... n Scene? Not a bad Christmas Brew. eb? ?tBoNsoN.-Chrilsmnas brow! Bad enough for Punch. BRowN.-Then Sextillian-and the Harlequinade, and the Donkey, and the fun and foolery, and alU over in reason- able time. to take the hoys and girls home long before ...
... o;iL. In.-l consequence of the overllowing r.5 Pso Dld extraiordinary Ellcce3s of tke Pantomime, the ;fNEFI'lS OF THE HARLEQUINADE WILL BiE POSTPONED. ?? OYAL COLOSSEUM THEATRE, ?? PAlAADISE-STRIIET, LIVERPOOL ?? PROP OI3T ?? MR. T. HPArn, L1niITH 'i'WLEK ...
... Medley Overture and Music of the Opening comlposed, selected, and arranged by Mr. Edwaxd Fitcwilinn° the Comic Scenes of the Harlequinade invented 1' by K. L. BlanchaOrd, Esq. ; the Music and Deuces of the ijarlecuinade by Mr. J. R. Webb ; the Scenery of the ...
... Author will appear. At the conclusion of the Burlesque, the Spirit of Paoto- wsime, MISS ADA COATES will introduce THE GRAND HARLEQUINADE, Dllustrative of the Four Seasons. OJIARACUiiR1N Ie Tsr PANTONIUM Clown ?? M Mr. W. SeyRour. Paertaloon.. Mr. W. Parker ...
... will appeal. Atiherenninslonaf tbhOliirielsiq. the ',pirlsof Panltnlttto )UhB AD)A COATE%3 will then iutrotille THE GRALND HARLEQUINADE, IllnetretivO of the Four raaooff. CTIAie'RAM&w IN THeC FANTOMISaem ?? W. sNeymonr. ?? wilenon k'oster. ?? Mi nnie JTackson ...
... been taken savantago of. The result is the production of a scene entirely novel in design and wonderful tn exeoution. TRE HARLEQUINADE. Thiee Clovins and John Lauul, the greatest HRlocquin ef the day, in two Local Comic Scenes, AND THE DERBY DAY. Ir In. ...