... occasion pantomime was being given of a very different kind to that produced the other week in the Grand Theatre, and in the harlequinade the part of the policeman was undertaken by a resident in the locality. The pantaloon or the clown had been caught red-handed ...

... scene in Beauty’s garden, with the ballet of flowers, was a fairyland of colour, and fascinated everyone who saw it. The harlequinade has come back to us after a very long retirement, and both Drury Lane and at tlie Lyceum was heartily enjoyed by the children ...

... Baba's mansion in and very picturesque The scenery brush priuce Mr Glover as music which no is plearing Iu traditional harlequinade treated in which scene specially folks Taken production is creditable Mr success to this his iu Glasgow confession “f goesou ...

... Troup of Lady Dancers (four in number) gave fyhib tions of the skirt and other dances which greatly admired. The comic Harlequinade was highly atpyslng but bad to be shot tened on account the f length the programme. Mlf ta®. —The annual business meeting ...

... entertaining melange, written and composed by George Asof and helix Powell. A fascinating “show,” the performance of The Harlequinaders will be enhanced by the beauty of tho scenery employed and the attractiveness of the costumes of the individual artistes ...

... moreover, very much ahead of the En in many ways. Children will be glad to i hear that the reported suppression of the harlequinade at old Dru was a canard. The old clown will play the ol pressed. antics, and will in no way be sup- I must congratulate ...

... everything there decided change after being improved into have to great attraction have still retained name in short devoted harlequinade now only once much-delighted-in pantomimes of pretty much divided this falling number in this city the counter attractions ...

... Open-air Ward Best horse James M'Ewan ( Captain Cumming’s Best dressed cyclist 1 Auchinlav— Fairy 2 George Stirling Road Harlequinade Bella Reid Caledonian Place Huntsman Most humorous turnout 1 James Ward Laird the Laic-hill 2 Jessie Crowe Keir-field Farm ...

... despair, and some desperate local witticisms are uttered. At the close of the pantomime there is very amusing clowning and harlequinade. The clown does some clever quick sketches of political and famous personages. Mr Rushbury may congratulate himself on ...

... maintains that our dramatic degenerating the of being the home mere buffoonery and levity True drams writes like the harlequinade is becoming defunct been much ink-splashing over this strange to aggressive layman persons immediately re mained in silence ...

... Marylebone in the distant person of King Alfred. Sadler's Wells seems the only place where anything like the spirit of the old harlequinade struggles to keep its ground. Here, at lea«t, are let off some reasonably moderate jokes at Mr Cobden and Louts Napoleon ...

... arduous part of Harlequin. Miss Ferguson made a charming and gracetul columbine, and with Mr J. H. Collins as Clown, the harlequinade was eflect- ively sustained. To the “local hits” and other minute features of the pantomine, we will allude more elaborately ...