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... THEATRE ROYAL THE CHRISTMAS HARLEQUINADE. The annual pantomime commenced Wednesday ev«n-'nS since nightly drawn crowded houses. begins Willi a new version of the story of Aladdin, or the Wonderlul Lamp, and fortiie first few scenes (which, instead ...
... are not awanting. The diseased meat question is particularlyreferfed to, a nd thelbistis made of the same subject. in the harlequinade. In the niatter of 'scenery sote very fine spectackes havegbeen produced. The unearthly haunt'of the Blsick Spirits, ...
... 'in~ the character of the Federal General. -The Harlequinade is not so lively and amusing as could be desired, notwithstanding the intro- duction of two . sets, of performers. The juve- nile harlequinades, by the Vokes children, is very clever, and its ...
... combinations. No little effort must have been used to discipline this jave- | nile corps de ballet to this degree. The Harlequinade commences in due course, when the Clown (Mr Paal Pictro), Pantaloon (Mr Carrol), Harlequin (Mons. St Ody), and Colambine ...
... performances. It is necessary that we should say so before speaking of the Pantomime, or, as it is term- ed ia the the “ Harlequinade,” which is now being performed. We do not object to its nonsense, for that is an esseatial quality when Clown and Pantaloon ...
... in the distant personi of Eing Al- fred. Sadler's WVells seems the only place whcre anvtr.l; like the spirit of the old harlequinade struggles to- kcep i1s ground. Here, at least, are let off some reasonably rmoderate jokes at Mr Cobden and Louis Napoleon ...
... Muachinery of the New Pantomime, TIlE THt-EATRE ROYAL WILL, BE CLOSED THIS EVENING, I And the production of the New Christmas Harlequinade post- poned until TO-MORROW EVENING, FRIDAY, Decem- ber 27, 1844, when the Entertainments will commence with the Comedv ...
... to attract crowded and fashionable assemblies of spectators, The principal performance this week has been changed from a harlequinade to a dramatic piece entitled Richard Coeur de Lion ; but the divertiog changes and tranifor- mations of the former entertain ...
... experience of Mons. Le Clereq, and the talent of his family and their co- adjutors, warrant us in anticipating as much of the Harlequinade. We hope a long and profitable run will reward the labour and expense bestowed on the production of the first ComicPantomime ...
... a-devoted champion of refornied Christianity, is free to assert, wvill form a part-of. it, whieimall ti'e fustian anti harlequinade of that church a re blowni to cinaf andl lorgotteit. - - -Trustingthat you, Itight Rev- and Right Worshipful, will take ...
... Mlurray has very con- siderately resolved to give two juvenile nights this weck, one on I Wednesday, and one on Saturday-the Harlequinade preced- ing the other performances. This will give many a youngster an opportunity of seeing and being delighted with the ...
... and London of one of its architectural ornaments. c The original theatre in Covent Garden was built e by Mr John Rich, of harlequinade notoriety and opened on the 7th of December 1732, with Con- greve's Way of the World. Various alterations and improvements ...