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... Happy New Year Harlequinade ST. MICHAEL'S PLAYERS • in THE SERVANT OF TWO MASTERS by Goldoni produced by Joan Abbott, on January 2 und 3, at 8 p.m. in St. Alban's Hall, Hockerill Training College, Bishop's Stortford Tickets 4/6. 3/6 and 2/6, from Clayden's ...
... WATER LANE DRAMATIC SOCIETY presents TERENCE RATTIGAN'S FAMOUS DOUBLE BILL The Browning Version and Harlequinade in the UNITED REFORMED CHURCH HALL WATER LANE, BISHOP'S STORTFORD Thursday, Friday and Saturday June 25, 28 and 27, at 8 pm Numbered mid reserved ...
... WATER LANE DRAMATIC SOCIETY presents TERENCE RATTIGAN'S FAMOUS DOUBLE BILL The Browning Version and Harlequinade In the UNITED REFORMED CHURCH HALL WATER LANE, STORTFORD Thursday, Friday and Saturday Juee 25, 26 and 27, at 8 pm Numbered and tickets at ...
... The Browning Version and Harlequinade. Producer Rosanne Kirkpatrick. who rightly never misses an opportunity for dramatic effect, was obviously out for contrast. I have never seen a gloomier Browning Version or a gayer Harlequinade. The Browning Version ...
... founder of travel agents and package holidays Mr Thomas Cook. SATURDAY, JUNE R. at 7.31, 'A LOVER OF DISTINCTION' A modem Harlequinade, by Jane Davies Tickets 65p (40p students and pensioners). ...
... be Gods Go A- Music by Schuman, Quilter, Begging. (produced by Dame Ninet- Vaughan Williams, Ireland and te de Valois), Harlequinade, Wal- Butterworth, will be heard. purgis Night pas de deux and The There will be no performances in ...
... Romeo and Juliet Love Duet, For aii Spike Milligan fans, Monday to Saturday of next week is for you when music, Josef Suk; Harlequinade Pas you can spend An Alarmingly Funny de Deux (Ricardo Drigo); Pas de Evening with Spike Milligan and Quatra (Cesare Pugni) ...
... recognition of the authority wielded by children over pantomime. Yet they are the dictators of its fashions and fancies. NO HARLEQUINADE. It is on their account, and not because of grown-up preferences, that pantomime toglories in spectacle, and, at the same ...
... followed by the blundering chase of the runaways. This ass the simple sequence vihich was the origin of the Harlequinade. and the Harlequinade was the most popular part of pantomime in England right from the early s to the end of the 19th century. when ...
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... Barbara Gold. Miss Fry, Messrs T. T. Streeter, G. Streeter. W. Chester-Master, P. Gold and S. Gold. This was followed by a Harlequinade, in which the following took part: Miss Pamela Streeter, Barbara Gold, Mr George Streeter, Mr Philip Gold and Mr Stephen ...
... White). Others taking part in the panto. mime were: Shirley Franklin, Rita Howard, Audrey Daybell and Brian Latham. In the Harlequinade, Pat Bryan had competently taken the place of Doreen Mascall, and other dancers were: Heather Slayers, Janice White, Margaret ...