... Show admirably staged and excellently managed, gorgeous transformation scene, and variety of novelties introduced into the harlequinade, complete an entertainment which, as the Drury-lane triumph is likely to hold the stage until Easter, or as long as the ...

... dancing, and the acting quite adequate to the nec-ls -f the pantouiiir.c. Mr. Harry clown, sustains with litusual fun the harlequinade. Monday, it is stated, was the mildest ...

... capital bueineae character, and abundance burlesque display, including topical aHoeieae and musses! effects. while the harlequinade in of the merriest. - Ooueiderieg e«- ceilmcr. there can scarcely be any doubt that Mr, the -lessee, whom York playgotea ...

... was no issue, was besieged. M. Ricardo Blasoo, the well-known Spanish journalist, utilised the trap generally voted to harlequinade. The others crept into corners where musical msti anient* are warehoused, whilst affray with garden went all around. At ...

... the lute Mr. Harry P.yoc, »»«. priv.U lift, qoiot and ooobtnuir. man, who had not loach of vulgarity. For many years the harlequinade business Theatre owed all its snoots* him, but was much more than onold act with consummate ability parts that required ...

... Waddington wants me to play clown. The latter sentence was within the mark, however. Mr. Victor Stevens appears as clown tbe Harlequinade, and good ones be makes too, though he bas had to perform under disadvantage for several nights, having a severe cold. ...

... hu been ?? by Mr. George Phillips Surrey Theatre, London) and Mr. B. Peroral, fa subsequent Doticn w* shall refer to the harlequinade and the other main featuree. Oa the whole, tU pantomime went fairly wall on Saturday night Hitchn are innparabU froa a ...

... Mr. Harry Payne, was, in private life, a quiet and unobtrusive man, who had not a touch of vulgarity For many years the harlequinade business ?? Theatre owed ail its success to him, but he waa much more thaa an amusing clown. He could act with consummate ...

... scene, entitled '* A dream Fairyland, received the applause of the audience. The lengthy programme mas concluded by comic harlequinade which fairly brought down the house, and which well —fined. SPECIAL EDITION. EVENING PRESS 5.30 p.m. MILITARY TRAIN ON ...

... The more get irritated the more tbere is in Ireland. all-night sitting is fine fun. Mr. BIGGAE'S suspension hire trick in harlequinade. Mr. impetuosity redeems from its follies of which he has been guilty. Mr. TAEXELL'S mildness is part the remedy. All these ...

... Mr. Harry Payne, was, in private 'ife, a quiet and unobtrusive man, who had not a touch of vulgarity. For many years the harlequinade business at Drury-lane Theatre owed all its success to him, but he was much more than an amusing clown. He could act with ...

... first donned the motley — when he succeeded Flexmorc at Coven t Garden, more than 20 years ago — and now-a-tlays the harlequinade, which was originally the pantomime proper, is all but a thing of the past. In Jane, the new piece produced at the Comedy ...