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... included several one-net plays — excerpts from well-known dramas now being played in London — songs and recitations, and a Harlequinade of dimensions that would have delighted juvenile visitors to the Lane at pantomime time. Two new one-act sketches were ...
... of our fairy tale, but also to have the harlequinade played on Boxing Night, a thing that has not occurred at Drury Lane for a long time. We want to feel the pulse of the public, by the way, about the Harlequinade. 01d-fashioned people are always sighing ...
... ValVgai. rE GRANDEST TRANSFORMATION SCENE EVER WITIM—Mk Chmagions and IMO* ki Bog Among. The ilgaithy. by the Jew. OUBLE HARLEQUINADE. Little Sandy and the Great Jeo Clowns. = the of )'eel.; Eolloree Grand BM4to by If. LAST TWELVE DAYS of COVENT-GARDEN ...
... (Lumley': a cheval screen, 26gs. (Harris); a Dresden group of four figures, 15r. (Thomas) : a pair of Dresden groups, Harlequinade, - 28gs. (Pbilpot) ; a pair of candelabra in porcelain, with raise' figures and flowers, 24gs. (Gribble) ; silver gilt ...
... NEIL KENYON. LENNOX PAWLE. ABES THE WOOD. TWICE DAILY. A A AGNES FRASER. MADGE VINCENT. MEREDITH MRREDRO and MARIE GEORGE. HARLEQUINADE AT EVERY PERFORMANCE. Boa-ogca open aU day. Tela. Qerrard. JJIS MAJESTY'S, TO-NIGHT, at t. ...
... performance of the pantomime of t 'nun.. by Maggie )lortiink company. The hall was densely packed in every part. During the harlequinade there was • sudden cry of **Fire, - and, as usual in such cases, a panic ensueiL A rush was made for the exits. which are ...
... and MilatlNG PERFORMANCES, co payment at the cagy. CIOVENT.OARDEN PANTOMIME. V CASCARA:L.—The SENSATION at PAW. ThOIIBLE HARLEQUINADE. LTTTLE SANDY GREAT TEM of COViDiTtIARDEN P MINE. • VENT.GARDEN PANTOMTME.—THREE GRAND BALLETS by BERTRAND. PREMIERE USES ...
... the forest scene. My brother (Harry Bavne) does not appear at all the opening, but simply sustains the part of clown the Harlequinade, which I also appear aa harlequin.’' In justice father and his renowned reputation. ! trust you will insert this.—*l am ...
... of THE BOHEMI AN GIRL. After which, Half-past Eight. HARLEQUIN ST. GEORGE AND THE DRAGON. St. (George, Mr. W'. H. Payne; Harlequinade, Mdlle. Rather; Barry Payne, Fred Payne, Paul Herring; the Brothers Stonette. Doors open Hslf-past Six: commence at Seven ...
... OOTENT-OABDFN. tan. A. ■ ?? p'r? & oa and Rose Massey. « ll v * ...
... d'Esta as columbine, appear on tho stage in turn, and then Mr. Harry Payne bounds in with his How are you to-morrow ?” The harlequinade very amusing, and some good uatured hits are made about the new lady doctor. But there is really fine scene of the Thames ...
... friends. Ching Lauro exhibited his feats of p#sture and equilibrium to the astonishing gaze of the spectators, and the harlequinade drew forth roars ot laughter. The concert, vaudeville, &c. went off with eclat, and a fantasia on the violin, by Master ...