... music has heen arranged by Mr Albert E. Wilson, and will be found to be extremely appropriate and pleasing. A screaming harlequinade concluding with the transformation will bring to a climax this entertainment, which we can safely predict will prove an ...

... it is superior to anything presented in Douglas, in recent years. Late trains and trams have been arranged for, and the harlequinade and transformation scene terminate in comfortable time for the audience to catch them. * A special word of praise is due ...

... contents arc in keeping with the title. Wo don't look for pollnhctl wit, epigram, or delicately flavoured humour In the harlequinade of a pantomime What we tin look for In a harle- quinade. The liurfef/uin ot the Unlonint pnrtr nupplien tin with - j.iken ...

... cry of Hero we are again ! clown, columbine, and harlequin bound on to the stage, and the last and furious fun of tbe harlequinade commences, to be concluded by a final scene scarcely less brilliant than the transformation. ...

... Lady Dancers, the Female Sarasate, the Klondyke Eccentrics, and other novelties. A special feature will be made of the harlequinade, so pleasing to the children and our country visitors. The band will be under the guidance of our very efficient towns- ...

... music has been arranged by Mr Albert E. Wilson, and will be found to be J extremely appropriate and pleasing. A scream- ing harlequinade concluding with the transforms- tion will bring to a climax this entertainment, which we can safely predict will prove ...

... him. The three Misses Saqui are very neatly dressed I for the several parts they enact. The Pantomine i closes witb an harlequinade, in which Mr A. \ Wilson, who does good sen-ice in the introduc- ■ tion, is the Harlequin. About 20 minutes past ten the ...

... mock king he was. The pantomime, which is, undoubtedly, the best ever produced on the Island, concluded -with a screaming harlequinade, which sent tha audience home on Boxing Night in good humour. The whole production reflects great credit upon the live ...

... are, with a touch of the fairy's wand, metam- orphosed into a gorgeously caparisoned equipage and prancing horses. In the harlequinade the special feature consists of a brickfield scene, where 200 children build up a house on the stage. At Covent Garden ...

... evening it is the capital display made by these Douglas children One great feature of Mr Alfred Hemminv's panto- mime ls tbe harlequinade. Ia the days which eve a callow youth can remember the late Sir Augustus Harris suggested at Dury Lane that this, the essen- ...

... people— that is if one may judge by the applause, frequent and hearty which he received. He certainly deserved it all. The Harlequinade is very fair. Altogether, barring the one piece of vulgarity I have named, the pantomime is enjoyable, and I hope it will ...

... great credit on onr popular townsman. The pantomime closes w ith a grand transformation scene, which ia followed by a comic harlequinade. The pantomime is a very excellent production and ahoaid draw crowded houses during the remainder of the engagement. Tbere ...