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... ENCHANTED GARDENS; Or, HARLEQUIN' REFELS. Introducing feveral NEW SCENES, through the Medium of which the ulualCharaCters of Harlequinade are progreflively led iAtO a Variety of novel, eccentric, and ludicrous gituatiuns and Metamorpholes. The compofed, feleded ...
... GARDENS -. • Or, HARLEQUIN', REPELS. Introducing feveral NEW SCENES, through the Medium Of which the ufual Characters of Harlequinade are progreffreely led into a Variety of novel, ecceatrie, and ludicrous Situations and MetamOrphofes. The Mufic compofed ...
... KELLY. , And the much admired Song of THE FLOWING CAN, . . In the Charader of a Sailor, by Mrs. To conclude with a_new Harlequinade, called LOVE AND AIA - GIC., - • • liarloquin, Mr. ; Clown, Mr. WoodwAßD.; PantaloQh, Mr. Cn LE V ; and Columbine, Mifs ...
... of which were i/lJared! Payment, Commitments, Time of Imprifonment, Clerks' and - brawino. To conclude with a favourite Harlequinade, called Beadle's Fees, Ste. &C. - la SWINNEY has now on Sale TICKETS and SHARES THE TRIUMPH OF SPRING -deracy to the loft ...
... ; Or, LOPE AND Mei t)NEsS. A HORNPIPE, in the Character of a Britifti Sailor, by Mr. AMT. To conclude with a favourite Harlequinade, called THE TRIUMPH OF SPRING; Or, MiII?LEQUI A, HOUR. In which wiil be-introduced feveral NEW SCENES. Labour (afterwards ...
... FARMER; .And a new mutical Farce, 'THE YOUNG HUSSAR. TO-MORROW the 7th, Mr. SHUTER's BENEFIT, THE - SCHOOL OF REFORM, and HARLEQUINADE. On THURSDAY the 9th; Mr. and Mrs.' KEAN's NIGHT, MACI3ETH, RICHER's 4 3 es-torn - tame on the TIGHT ROPE, and, for this ...
... Sot:l3 • HONEY and .MusTARD, or GIJOst: And a TIPPETY • Mr. GRim LDI. Liftewife will he introduced, from the favourite Harlequinade of THE T9E LAKES, • 'The laukhable Pitcher Scene by Mr. ; , .nd M. FtriToN. And the celehrlted WarOnvln Scene from HARLEQUIN ...
... admired SK.WPING‘GARIAND PAS DE TROTS by the three Mares IROUX. The Whole to cCnclude with. ,n entire new Comic Pantomime Harlequinade (got . up,tinckr ;he Diret lion ot . Mr. Giroux) called -- THE WHITE WITCH; Or, HA RL E QUI FLIGHT FROM THE ' Harlequin ...
... nailed, LORD MAYOR's ; Or, A FLIGIa from 11PL4ND. Written by J4)hu O'Keeffe; Interfperfed with Dialog:7e, qinging, Harlequinade, &c. With new and ap i irnprj a c e scenery, • Dreires, „Ste. The concluding Scene is an exadt Rtrrefentati7n of the AQUATIC ...
... immediate direction of Mr. Cooke, and so great was its success, that it experienced a run of sixty successive nights.—ln a new Harlequinade, which will follow, Mr. C. will appear as Clown, a character which he sustained for many years in London and Dublin with ...
... popular INTERLUDE, The Evening's Entertiininer.ts will conclude with (far the first positively the only Night this Season) a HARLE-quINADE Compiled from the — cornic Pantomimes of E, , ,, uptian Catacomb' and Fun , :nd Magic. - 'ln Which Mr. 'Cooke will, for ...
... Mr. MAWNSON. The Evening's Entertainments will conclude with (for the first and positively the only Night this Season) a HARLEQUINADE, Compiled from the comic Pantoriiimes of The Egyptian Catacomb ; Fun .nd Magic, avd Mather Goose. In which Mr. Cooke will ...