... vagaries of the magic wind, con-iderable ingennily was displayed in connecting wtill them I some of the persons of thr Harlequinade. This took from them I (!.r purely extraneous chancier which pertains to The Past of lh* Simplan, nn I wa* in that respect ...

... includes two pieces, Cock Robin and Jenny Wren and Old King Cole and Good Queen Cole, the whole concluding with a Harlequinade and Shadow Pantomime. The first-named piece was to all intents and purposes a dumb play, tbe well-known story being recited ...

... new and magnificent scenery by William Beverley. Characters in the opening by the entire strenjrth of the company. In the Harlequinade a double troup-> of Pantomuni-Hs, r.nd combining the grandest stage effect! of any I'antomime overproduced at this Theatre ...

... new and magnificent scenery by William Beverley. Characters in the opening by tne entire strength of the company. In the Harlequinade a double troupe of PantomimUts, and combining the grandest stage effects of any Pantomime ever produced at this Thea tre ...

... FamUy, Messrs B Wright H l CnHard, Master Russell, Master John Manley j Misses Coveney 1 Russell, S. Hodson, &c. Double Harlequinade. ...

... are worthy of a visit from holiday makers who do not often find themselves at Hoxton. Those who enjoy an unusually brisk harlequinade should by aU means witness that at the Britannia, where riotous fun, without a break or pause, literally makes laughter ...

... Family, Messrs. B. Wright H ■•■Wlard, Master RusseU, Master John Manley *. Misses CoTenev a_a_eU, S. Hodson, &■_. Double Harlequinade. ...

... knockabout order which from time immemorial has appealed to tho heart of British public. It has much in it of the nature of the harlequinade and it has the additional attraction of exhibiting some wonderful gymnastics. The overturning of the coach first act and ...

... pre- senting another Pantomime, and accordino-ly last night a travestie version of The Babes in IhclVood, together with a Harlequinade was produced, under the title of Harlequin and Cock Robin. It was preceded by Browne's Tragedy of Barbarossa; but the elevated ...

... more than most modern plays, for it is not a play of wit but of situation. Actually it is an admirable harlequinade in modern form, and the harlequinade appeals to many of us, as it has ©very right to do whenever, this case, it is really well done. ...

... tion of his company from Woolwich, opened this Theatre on Monday evening for the Summer season, with George Barnzcell, an Harlequinade, and a new Melo-Drama, founded on the well known story of William 'Tell, the hero of Switzerland. The plot of the latter ...

... hearty applause. The harlequinade was sustained by Mr. Mack Ollive as clown, Mr. Tom Graves as pantaloon. Miss Ala Booth as columbine, nnd Mr. P. A. Turner as harlequin. Tbe Pbantos have been specially engaged for the harlequinade, the scene of which ...