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... Gallery, standing on his head on the top of a REAL BALLOON!!! On WEDNESDAY, 2d January, 1822, a Splendid • NEW-YEAR'S 'HARLEQUINADE PANTOMIME will be produced at the CIRCUS. Mr. SIMPSON (from Manchester) with his Wonderful Performing DOGS and SAGACIOUS ...
... Horses, by Messrs. JAMES and BROWN. Mr. BROWN'S Principal Act of Horsemanship. The Performances to conclude with a Splendid Harlequinade Pantomime, with thirteen entirely New Scenes by Mr. PHILLIPS . , the greater portion of which are expressly Painted by ...
... STREET, • . This Evening, Last Time, JOCONDE. • HORSEMANSHIP & SLACK - WIRE, by Mrs. BROWN. I To conclude with the popular HARLEQUINADE, called . MIRTH & MAGIC, .‘ Introducing a Grand Display Fireworks. • .• , To-Morrow, First Time, SIDNEY & HIS DOG, With ...
... TAILOR; Billy ti Button, 'Mr. JAME;. a The whole to conclude with (last two nights it can be I performed) the splendid new Harlequinade, with the w-hole E vt its auxiliary eLmbellishments, whim, and eccentricity, ex- V hibited through the medium of 13 new ...
... NOVELTY. eirruo, Dunlop &trtrt. • • Tom & JEltItY ! Vith the PONY RACES, the Signoras FERZI, Harlequinade, aid ItU6SEL, the Famous Pedestrian, daring New Year's ! '.4l)sEsnav, January Ist, and three following Evenings, at Seven . precisely, the far-famed ...
... runs away again, and sold a second time and as oft the trick can be played with any hope of safety. The Negro who does the harlequinade part of the manoeuvre has an agreement with his friend, in virtue of which he supposes he is to receive part of the money ...
... away again, and is sold a second time ; and as oft as the trick cau be played with any hope safety. The Negro who does tho harlequinade part of the mand uvre has an agreement with his friond, in virtue o which ho supposes he is receivo part of tho money but ...
... each wonder-wrapt spectator. Thus the story closes, and the consumption is 23,000 tons, and the decrease in foreign is Harlequinade commences in all its frolic, fun, and fully. lieigho I 11,000 tons. The exports have been augmented 3,000 tons we were ...
... M. Proudlion, of the democracy in white kid gloves of Mr. Roebuck, of the fantastic residences of M. Dumas, and of the harlequinades of Lord Brougham. Everybody ispraising the E x hibition of 1851. Lord Brougham himself joined in the general laudations ...
... Company and P.o nobles will be reduced to ninepence in the twinkling of a superstitions florin, and Wisentan's hierarchical harlequinades as much forgotten as any other pantaloonery in last year's panto. mimes. The Cardinal, however, is catching it in points ...
... Marylebone in the distant person of King Alfred. Sadler's Well seems the only place where anything like the spirit of the old harlequinade struggles to keep its ground. Here, at least, are let off some reasonably moderate jokes at Mr. Cobden and Louis Napoleon ...
... The scenery, decorations, and dresses, are of the most gorgeous description; while the tricks and transformations in the harlequinade are novel, and in the most irresistible degree ludicrous. Several of the introductory scenes are indeed surpassingly beautiful ...