... England. It was The New House, by D. A. Goldoni, translated by C. Cocking, and presented the Readers. The play is in the harlequinade style, and the pantomime atmosphere is present in addition to the straight play itself Miss M. Robinson was responsible ...

... night remain unremedied, and the painful reiteration ancient jokes was not an exhilarating feature of the perfoimanoe. The harlequinade was nicely managed and effective, without being vulgar. . „ As a high-class pantomime Cinderella will not comparison ...

... OF HULL. Meliodorus Miss Julia St. George. The Yellow Dwarf Mr. Calhaem. [Specially retained for these characters.] The Harlequinade supported by the best artistes of the day. SPECIAL PANTOMIME TRAINS. The first, from BEVERLEY and COTTINGHAM, Till leave ...

... Mr Walter Walton and Mr Ernest Leicester, both from the Greenwich Theatre. Mr Morton retains that ancient tradition, the harlequinade, for which the clown is be Mr Will Gilbert. An elaborate transformation scene is also promised. I may add, Mr Morton ...

... to Shakespeare. Is Hull? Sir (Squire Bancroft reached Liverpool Saturday evening ou the Umbria, from New STork. In the harlequinade the Nellie Farren benefit over a hundred comedians, dauccrs, singers, and managers will take part. No less than nine S ...

... by Messrs Pain. Two cats were represented fire, having a midnight encounter on the tiles; and there was also an aerial harlequinade with the clown on the trapeze. ...

... is reputed clever and eccentric comedian. Mr Fred Melton plays one of (ha knockabouts, aud also invents aud produces the Harlequinade. There will be London and local ballet, dances arranged by Miss Morriss, the children specially trained Mis 3 Kilner. The ...

... TEN CLOWNS AT LUNCHEON. WHIMSICAL WALKER WILL THERE. ' Nino clowns, famous the happy days of the harlequinade., and'after, meet a luncheon given Greek, most all downs, Simpson's, to-morrow. It is not easy to persuade Greek to talk his charming inventions ...

... the overture has been played, until the glorious transformation introduces the audience to the mirth and frolic of the harlequinade. The overture, by the way, is a brief composition, in which the air Listen to the Mocking Bird is one of the chief themes ...

... the hearts of the audienoe. Amos Howard (Palace), the droll darkie, was loudly applauded for his wonderful dancing. The Harlequinaders treated the soldiers to a sparkling melange of mirth and melody, and had the time not been limited they would, response ...

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... enterprise. There is much that is new since the night, and everything goes smoothly, and is seen to the advantage. The harlequinade has been considerably improved, and some, excellent tricks have been introduced. Altogether, Cinderella may be said to ...