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... events and unenviable situations, excellently reprevented, to convulse audience with laughter before the opening of the Harlequinade. Miss ViLLsna essayed disenchantment of the Ocean Queen with lino chivalric bearing, and was well supported by Goori.ay ...
... first of 1848, the new successful Nautical Drama of BRIGHT EYED EMMA; or, the Sons of the Ocean, and the New Year Sketch of HARLEQUINADE. On MONDAY EVENING. January 3rd, 1818, will be acted for ihc first lime in Hull, New Drams by the Author of Shakspeare’s ...
... frequent; and the populat Songs are now whist led - Inr';eVeiShodysit indisputable test. of their , OOYinliitity. The' harlequinade by Mr Newland is elsO..S very nraiseworthy performance. At the Theatre Royal Cinderella, whir% now goes - very briskly ...
... and continues to reflect the greatest credit Mr. Coleman's taste and liberality. Every evening some change is made in the harlequinade, and as the opening scenes could scarcely be improved on even by metropolitan managers the pantomime proves sufiiciently ...
... COMPANY, COSTLY DR¥SSES AXD SPLENDID APPOINTMENTS. THE GRAND TRANSFORMATION ; THE HOME OF TEE FAIRIES IN THE VALLEY OF HARLEQUINADE by the renowned LUPINO FPAMILY. Nex, January 108 D, Boat vill leave the ol P, tor -imsuw-a-—-‘h stations, ot 11.30 pm. ...
... and News. 9.15.— The Way of the World, Vernon Bartlett. *v\'7T, 9.30.—L0cal Announcements. 9.35.— The Wonder Hat, a harlequinade by Ben Hecht and Kenneth Sawyer Goodman, with Harold Young. George Howe, Frank Cochrane, Phyllis ranting, md Esine Hubbard ...
... with the spirit of fun and drol:ery so necessary to the thoroughly successful reprteentatiou of any piece of the kind. The harlequinade is well supported by Messrs. Harry Wright, clown; Mr. C. Ash, Mr. Paulo, pantaloon •' Miss Amy Bennett, columbine; and ...
... Hutchinson, and Clement* IMcCallin. It was thrilling its polished perfection. Ivan was the shell around the fevered gaiety of harlequinade, and George the solid honesty that showeth not. its feelings. Between them, Anna—sweet, delicious Anna—darts with wistful ...
... ground. Two denkeys—of the four-legged variety —were hauled the steps. Half way stuck, and refused to It was an open-air harlequinade. The tide rolled in at rate, and a large number people had climb over groynes and run through water reach safe ground. ...
... CRADDOCK. The Overture and Manic mapped end arraapd by Mr W. DALY. The Machints y by Mr G. DYBALL. The Scones, Tricks of the Harlequinade, invented by Mr ED. LAXISI. The whole arranged and produced by Mr J. C. SMITH. THE WELKIN! (Hughes). Okrild (the Lapland ...
... effect when different coloured linres were used on the picture. was exhibited between the finale of the pantomime and the harlequinade. Stephen Adeson and Billie Seward were the comedians in the pantomime, Nellie Cozens, the principal boy, and Florence Burle ...
... Mrs CRADDOCK. , The Overture and Music composed and arranged Mr The Machinery by Mr 6. DYBALL. The Scenes, Tricks of the Harlequinade, invented by ED. LAUKI. The whole arranged and produced by Mr J. C. SMIIU. THE WELKIN ! (Hughes). Okriki (th. Inland Witch) ...