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... ;-for his is fidgetty and meddle- ?? activity called upon us to admire his unceasing and untiring energy, and for his harlequinade invited us to applaud his infi- nite variety of pursuits. But, let us not be misunderstood. We have none of that inverted ...
... or a I dance on the tight-rope, or how best to stand, heels uppermost, on the top of a pole, or smine lsuch. trick of harlequinade-se particular is he in contending for the necessity of preserving the balance. The greater the complexity of a machine ...
... the Magpie; or, Harlequia and the Magic Spoon; it is as good as most pantomimes produced at the minor theatres, and the harlequinade portion is well represented by Garden, as Pantaloon; PaulHerring, asClown; Duelin,asHarlequin; and Miss Lane, as Columbine ...
... and H. Caries- y the Barnes and Grimaldi of the cast-are Pantaloon. and l1 eClown. y GREcI.ANt SALOom-The title of the harlequinade !hlhere is Harleqsin and the Golden Bramch, or the Red If Fiend and the Seer of tie Giant Mounnaime ; and the plot s-of ...
... pantomime should consist of two parts, each distinct in itself. The first, the foundation of the pantomime; the second, the harlequinade. In the former, is created the various persons intended to carry out the fun and tricks of the latter. The merit of the ...
... in Harkequin Gullive e here so much admired), will be introduced in a variety of new site a tions. The characters in the harlequinade will be sustained by ?? prince of Clowns, Tom Matthews; the veteran Howell, whom, v fbelieve, this year throwe off the ...
... rendered Cthe character more rickly humorous; his waltzes andpaa seuls were fine burlesques on the opera-dancers. In the harlequinade, the bustle is kept up from the change until the fall of the curtain. Hereey Leech-What is it? the Duke's statue and ...
... new coat in the next Parli-atoctt. If shrews bury animosities with him, he might have another chance fora parliamentarv harlequinade. BENTxLEY's MISCELLA'1 (1347).-Albert Smith opens tie cam- paign of the new year with an amusing hit of flirtation between ...
... Prize Romance-ending In the Halls ?? PAY ILION.-Hsarl~eua load the Earhaoted Cavers cvr, the Maegic Jrrow, is to be the harlequinade here. The first scene, Fairy Forteit, th l abode of Queen Blue Bell, introduces us to her majesty, and the fairy cowtl ...
... end thee Enchansted Arowrn, produced hare on Mendqy, hoe drawn full heuses all the week, and for fun and merriment in the harlequinade, and beautiful sccenery in the opening, It in equal to any of itsn compeers. The production redlects the higthest credit ...
... entertainment of the sort; but a great number rely upon the usual class of business, not choosing to risk the expense of an harlequinade,which seldom repays itself unless in some of the largest provincial towns and cities. In London there will be a greater ...
... THE CHRISTMAS PANTOXIME5, ETC. DRURY LANE-An historical, metaphorical, allego- I rical harlequinade, by Mr. Rodwell, founded on some heard-of and some unheard-of passages in the life of Eng- land's virgin Queen, forms the subject of the entertain- ment ...