... Dec. 90th. The [Pantomime of 80-Peep is running most successfully, the place being crowded at each performance. The Harlequinade being much above the average.— London Era, Bunday, Jan. Ith, 1877. Those who have not yet paid a visit to the theatre ...

... best advantage by dresses of the most exquisite and piquant descrip- tion, and by a perfect army of supers. In tne Harlequinade, the comic scenes are really worthy of that most misused word, and the fun is never allowed to flag for one second ...

... many others. There is to be, in one scene, a grand entry of British troops, who will go through numerous evolutions. The harlequinade is in tiie hands of Mr. WiU Cony, assisted by Messis. Stuart, Adams, Gro ver, &c, and a number of novel tricks are promised ...

... Guardian, Dec. 30th. The, Pantomime of 80-Peep is running most successfully, the place being crowded each performance. The Harlequinade being much above the average.— London Bra, Sunday, Jan. 7th, 1877. Those who have not yet paid a visit to the theatre ...

... their M Pas Fantastique, and Grand Procession of the Pigmy Army. Transformation Scene: HOKE OF THE VINE. Co mis Scenes and Harlequinade, by the MARTINBTTE FAMILY. Morning Performances on MONDAY, I THURSDAY, and TUESDAY, | SATURDAY. Box office open from eleven ...

... of the figures was excellent, and it was easy to understand that the scene intended to be represented was one from the harlequinade of a pantomime. The clown with his capacious pockets filled to overflowing, in concert with the pantaloon, was endeavouring ...

... statuesque com- positions and largely contribute to the funny element throughout the pantomime. The chief characters in the harlequinade are represented by Will Cony as clown. Jake Stuart pantaloon, J. Q. Glover harlequin, Mdlle. E. Rosedale (who is tbe premier ...

... fittings, &c., and the limelight and illuminations are under the care of Mr. R. Thompson. Of [course, a pantomime without a harlequinade would be like a pudding without spice, but this has not been forgotten. The characters are as follow : Clown, Mr. F. Lorenzo ...

... it is be-| neath our notice to characterize according to its merits ; the people who acted the primo-buffo parts in this harlequinade applaud themselves doubtless to the echo for grimacing and posturing it farcically, and the voters, beastly with drink ...

... any save the largest theatres, coupled with the fact, that the public taste for extravaganza and for the gambols of the harlequinade, is sensibly on the decline. At Drury Lane and Covent Garden,' to which may be added the Surrey Theatre, the publio will ...

... Troupe. The pantomime con- cludes with a beautiful transformation scene en- titled Night and Morning, and then follows the Harlequinade/ Bluebeard will continue for another week, and there will be matinees this afternoon, New Year's Day, and next Saturday ...

... credit for the impersonation of &1“ part. The also, with the assistance of the may be a 8 a most efficient part of the and harlequinade, of the usual causes the merrinent. There two or three - 1o to = o, ifog,he- and series of &c, and 20, KING WILLIAM STREET ...