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... built upon it an elaborate farcical story of the usual order, freely interspersed with up-to-date jokes, songs, dances, a harlequinade, &c., &c. The music too, which has been specially composed by Mr. I lerbert Simpson, is very bright and taking. In the ...
... Last 10 psrfor , i-in,es of LITTLE PED RIDING HOOD. A right Refry paatoatiate; one of the old sort.—Dally Zayre's. HARLEQUINADE Al' MATINEE& Special Children'-. Prices to Rest-toted Seats at Matinees. Du °Nice 10 to Tel.. Gerrard 7617 (3 lines). ...
... MATINI FS nu WED. and SAT. at 2. 1 7 I'LRFORM `NCES LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD. 'A merry pantomime: one of the old sort.— HARLEQUIN:ADE AT MATINEES. Special CA•'dren'. 1.r;.•-s to R d Seat , at Matindes. Boa Office 10 to 10. Tel , Gerrard 7817 t 3 lines) ...
... Harry Yragson, veil Kenyon, Lennox Pawle; Aga•e Madge Threw, Mered.th Meredro, and Marie George. Teieyboae. WM Gerrard. HARLEQUINADE AT EERY PERFORMANCE HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. TO NIGHT at 15 (I..AST (banns Carr's Drama. NIGHIF. THE MV'TERI' NAVIN freiandcd ...
... Eassasers. Harry Erasion, Neil Kenyon. Payee: Agues Fraser. Mad. Meredith Meredro. and Marie George Te!eahnae, Gerrard. HARLEQUINADE AT INLAY PERFORMANCE. MAJESTY'S TREATRE. TO-NIGHT (Saturday) at 8 punctually, J. Comyns Carr's Drama. THE MYSTERY OF EDWIN ...
... re, Harry Erasion, Neil Kenyon. Lenart* Pawlet Aries ?tamest. Meredith Meredro. an d Marie George Telealioae. Gerrard. HARLEQUINADE AT EVERY PERFORMANCE. MR. TREE. BIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. TO -NIGHT and EVERY EVENING at 8 punctually. Comyns Carr's Drama ...
... RIDING 11001) Phenomenal Rooters of Julian Rose, Dorothy Crake, Little Marjory Carpenter (who Appears at e%ery performance). HARLEQUINADE AT ►IAIINEES A right merry pantomime; one of the old sort.— Daily F.:press Box Dace, 10 to 10. Tells, 7617 and 7616 ...
... Pantomime. -Daily Chronicle. LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD. A right merry pantomime; one of the old sort.--Daily Express. HARLEQUINADE AT MATINEES. Bnx Are 10 to 10. Tel. 7617 and 7616 Ger. A POLLO THEATRE. Shaftesburv-aventm Henry Lowenfeld. Sole Proprietor ...
... audience. The Donaldson Brothers and Ardel has e arranged and produced in this interlude what is Nirtually a modernised harlequinade. For the rest, the King's Theatre Cinderella runs on the usual pantomime lines, and among those who will certainly ...
... mounted in that tasteful and sumptuous manner associated with all of Mr. George Edwardes's productions. Also there is a Harlequinade at the end, of the regular, old-fashioned sort, for which Mr. Edmund Payne, who plays the clown, has been responsible, ...
... tragedy of the artist who has sunk to the ranks et the public ; in the exaltation of the ludicrous childishness of the harlequinade. In all this Mr. Chevalier is brilliant, moving, and sincere. There is now and again a trace of too much deliberate emphasis ...
... support, but in that clearing-up act which, as Mr. W. S. Gilbert has recently reminded us, was once merely the prelude to the harlequinade, everything is put right and explained. Mr. Le Queux, however, disdains such explanations. His readers wish to be excited ...