... drilled. So7ufuni^,h7 * lnt and the final * * desorvoa mention. The transformation scone was pretty and ■ L olevsrlv . harlequinade » *i»ed. The company has got » fortnight t. remain with ns, and we helrtilj ****** UP Q week's ...

... May Gould give specialities, and the whole show may be summed nn as rollicking, rattiing good panto. There are the usual harlequinade and transformation scene to wind up. addition to ■ evening performances, matinees on Wednesdays and Saturdays. ...

... extremely popular. The company has a good local reputation, and doubt not that the entertainment will be well supported. A harlequinade will, of course, introduced. Particulars are given in our advertising columns. , .„ Spectacles —Not a few of our « aders ...

... pleased. The programme consisted of a pantomime. Beauty and the Beast, a transformation, Mosaics of the Glade, and a comio harlequinade. For next week, the favourite Pier Dramatic Company will be seen in the grand extravaganza, Aladdin, which, we may add ...

... notable for their picturesque scenic effects, and were seen to their best advantage in Pastorale, a classical fantasy, and harlequinade and Bacchanalian, based on the Greek mythology the feast of wine. Some of the most successful solo items were contributed ...

... when aboat 150 dancers witnessed pleasing exhibition dances pupils of Miss Mabel Willis. A solo Miss Doreen Jarrett and harlequinade by Misses D. Jarrett and Marjorie Kent were popular items. A carnival dance will held by the R.A. next Wednesday from 8 ...

... Pantomime, DICK WHITTINGTON AND HIS CAT. ' Entire New Scenes in the Harlequinade. Note. Special Morning Perforrrnince-i Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday for Children, for which the Comic Harlequinade will especially adapted. Musical Director—Mr. C. H. R. Marriott ...

... not yet seen the extravaganza would do well to pay the Pavilion a visit before the piece ia taken off the boards. A harlequinade is now introduced after the |iantomime itself. A Ladies' Orchestra.—An advertisement in anotlier column anni >unoes that ...

... such scenes. When this was lit with coloured fires, the applause was loud and prolonged. This was immediately followed by harlequinade by the Carl Waller troupe, in which Mr. Carl Waller himself took the part of clown, and Mr. J. Cooper of pantaloon. The ...

... well received, were J. Mills' operatic solo and G. Walker's Greek dance. One of the high spots of the entertainment was Harlequinade, delightful phantasy. Those taking part were P. Harrison (Harlequin), V. Conolly (Columbine), M. Hart (clown), B. Cutler ...

... SATURDAY, DEC. 22ND, 1888. CHRISTMAS ONCE AGAIN. Once more has come the period of pantomimes, transformation scene*, and harlequinades, of pi am padding*, mince-pie*, fat geese and turkey*, of smoking joints oi roast-beef, blazing and crackling yulelog* ...

... Fa-toccini, and will be • followed by the pantomime, Beauty and the Beast, and a grand transformation scene and screaming harlequinade. '| St. Matthew's Church.—An advertise| ment in our columns announces concert to be held in the Royal Concert Hall on Easter ...