... louirs what it really is-one of the.prcttiket that hbs ever beea ;woitnesed in a Dublin theatre. Tbe harlequinade . is quite as .goo4} as amost harlequinades can be ir this country and. the Clown (M1r. John Dallas) works very i'ard to amuse his audience. ...

... requirements at the Christmas season. Wheo Y Boxing Night comes round he will have his gor. geous pantomime and sparkling harlequinade for those who care not to depart from the ancient a wvay ready at the Royal; whilst for thae of severer tastes, and who ...

... As so many items have tW be looked after and so many. wants to be provided for. The story of the inpro' ductory to the harlequinade has been written by Mr. E. Hamilton, author of uwc- the Ttr;ble, and the musical overture has been compose'd by Mr. B ...

... false Lcee3 was surely an infringement upon the province of the harlequinade. It is through such like bits of busineos that the representation escapee, on the same ground Pa the harlequinade, being pushed off the stage: we can no more talk about the moral ...

... at any time we do not think it at all incongruous to spend tho close of a warm sunny day watching the diversions of a, Harlequinade. Everyone has reason to be as content with an Easter panto- mime as with a Christmas one. Undoubtedly, tho chances of obtaining ...

... public. A great treat for the juveniles will be the transformation scene, The Coral Reefs of Atlantis, and the comic harlequinade, in which the talented Leoville family will appear. It is safe to pre- dict that the pantomime, which will run four weeks ...

... his feats are described as marvellous. t On end after the 16th instant the performance, E instead of concluding with the harlequinade, I will finish with an exhibition by the American C hiograph, from the Palace Theatre, London. The Biograph proved most ...

... Rooksb, Mr. Jansen Almonte, popularly known as the Clown, will take his laneht. Sixel attrac. tions in the way of a double harlequinade, new tricks- new jokes, and new business, are arranged for the occasioni and Miss Alice Harvey will appear m some of ...

... machinery, and is certainly one of the most attractive that has been put oh the historic boaids of the Queen's for years. The harlequinade is a successful feature, and both young and old lacgh heartily at the magic stairs, THFE GRAFTON1 THEATRE OF VrAP.TETs ...

... and all After the comedetta, PTse Happyt Pafr, and Cinderilla had been successfully gene thrdugh last evening, the new harlequinade, by the mem- beos of the company, was produced. Due allowance being made for the shortnes of preparation and the mischances ...

... Dragoons. We expect to seeea bumper houlse, attracted b~y the deserts of the beneficiaire end the prodnetion of a double harlequinade-.-- STRANGE OCCURIRENCE ON A BELFAST I STEAxERER.. .b- (SPECIAL ThLEGR&M.) Belfast, Thursday. Last niglt, during the pistage ...

... e of scenes which will add even to the reputation i of Mr. Markwell Danes, the scenic artist. There Y is, of course, a 'harlequinade and a lot of pretty , dancing. -, dan9ig. THE QUEEN'S. Mr. J F Warden, a caterer to public taste of I great popularity ...