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... transformation scene being exceedingly elaborate and brilliant. The ballet is very prettily arranged, and the business in the harlequinade is first rate. Morning performance to day at two o’clock. NEW ADELPHI THEATRE. Mr. Branson has always produced a good Christmas ...
... are rich and appropriate ; in fact, the manager has spared no expense to render the piece acceptable to his patrons. The harlequinade is capitally arranged, and replete with fan-provoking incidents. This week the performance is to commence each evening ...
... “magical optical delusion,” and the splendid transformation scene, always elicit hearty applause, whilst the fun in the harlequinade evokes peals of laughter that make the place resound again. variety of entertainments in addition to the pantomime will ...
... magnificently got up, and The Mill on the Floss, scene of rustic beauty,” is an exceedingly pretty and effective “set.” The harlequinade abounds with roystering fun, and elicits roars of laughter. SATURDAY AND MONDAY EVENING ...
... outlay could procure. The Transformation Scene acknowledged to be the greatest effect the year, all can see at glance.” The Harlequinade by the following Quartette of accomplished Artistes: Clown Mr. Walter Morgan. Harlequin Mr. B. Honey wood. Pantaloon Mr ...
... positively the LAST the Burlesque PANTOMIME, for the BENEFIT of Mr. B. STILT, the Clown, when ae »m be assisted in the Harlequinade several Amateur *HLtomimistfl, viz.. Mr. Brough (as Clown), K. Ir. (HarlequiD), &o ; also Messrs. W. Morgan and Ac —in ...
... MORNING PERFORMANCE the Burlesque and PANTOMIME, being for the BENEFIT of Mr. R. STILT, the Clown, when be win e stinted the Harlequinade several Amateur pantomimists, viz.. Mr. L Brough (as Clown), R. P. nheridan (Harlequin), Ac. ; also Messrs. W. Morgan and ...
... benefit, the performance commencing with the drama “A Woman in Ten Thousand.” Several “extra clowns are to appear in the harlequinade. ...
... LAST MORNING v~«FORsjANCE the Burlesque and PANTOMIME, for the BENEFIT of Mr. K. STILT, the Olown, when p® be assisted the Harlequinade several Amateur viz., Mr. L Brough (as Olown), B. Pf,oetiaan (Harlequin), Sc. ; alto Messrs. W. Morgan and p-ybopino, Ac ...
... plea far the harlequinade, the glories, elegant ballet*, &»1 comedy of opening • -of a modern pantomime, is in danger curtailed almost out existence. The drama, of **I\meh and Judy Tiewr grows, old, and - the drama, of the harlequinade, with its Icwea ...
... public of Liverpool, OOMPRIfiXKti BOBNEB, Supported nearly 200 PERfORMBRB, jbelndlDg the following choice and unequalled Harlequinade' Clowns Mr. Robert Power (Late Drury lane Theatre ) Pantaloon Mr. Bob Oonsens Harlequin Mr. Horatio Howards Columbine Mad'lle ...
... Whittle, •nd G. Wray will appear. Grand TRANsroBMAXioN Sera*, THE BOUQUET, AND golden bowers delight in the bomb FANCY. The Harlequinade. Clown. Mr. W. Leno I Oolumbiae. Mias Melville. Harlequin. . .Mr. A Melville | Pautaloon. .Mr. 8. Btoddart, MERRY CHRIS ...