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... TODAY, at 1.53 and 7.50, aad TWICE DAILY. the Christmas Fairy Pantomime, PCSS IN HOOTS. Preceded at 1.30 and 7.30 by the Harlequinade. DUKE OF YORK'S THEATRE. Lessee and Manager. Mr. Fatonwav, EVERY EVENING at 8.30, Mr. Charles Frohman's Duke of York's ...
... BRICKWELL. TWICE DAILY. at and 7.aU, the Christina, hairy Pantomime, PUSS IN HOOFS. Preceded at 1.30 and 7..30 by the Harlequinads. DUKE YORK. 'toe Lessee and M Mr. F FVERY EVFNINt: at 8.30, Mr. Charles Frohmact's Duke et York's Theatre Company present ...
... the benefit of the fund during the afternoon. The entertainment commences at 12.30 and concludes with the Nelly Farren harlequinade and the grand spectacular piece entitled Wellington, in which the Army will be largely represented. AN ECHO OF THE DgEYFUS ...
... Mr. Chamberlain, too. MRS. MONTGOMERY JONES : Calls him Joey. Actually. Think of it, dear Mrs. Huggins. Joey. Like a harlequinade, don't you know. MRS. PONSONBY SMYTHE : Yes, and Judas. So blasphemous. I almost fainted when I heard of it. At once ...
... for months to come. I observe--without a pang, I must say—that the clown has disappeared entirely from the ring, as the harlequinade, once the main feature of pantomime, has fallen into disfavour at the theatres. E. A. M. . 0 . I ...
... Gorstian r(Ve was admirably Flayed. Advancing to the table with eyes that twinkled satire and chin at an angle that sugget_d a harlequinade, Sir ASKING I PRETTILY. John seemcd to diffuse a comic at me(The (4orft- r ise i -g a los M s a - k etCrisp 'ess). sphere ...
... produced this afternoon. It may be described simply as a pantomime without leading bay or low comedian, and destitute of harlequinade. Ihe piece is reLlfy very pretty. so far as actual plot is concerned it 13 dit:inilt to oiler a pteciee opinion, since ...
... grey and black, and of pale, intense faces. - the curtain rises ; the hand braying circus-wise in the orchestra suggests a harlequinade. We hold our breath with the crowd and wait. But there is no mime there and uglier than all the 1 eatro is its stage disclosed ...
... only was there still a third ot the tale to he dealt with, but in addition an entr'acte, the transformation scene, and the harlequinade were on hand. Stating it briefly, we had been in the theatre for nearly three hours and three-quarters with only one c ...
... 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 ...
... and exceedingly amusing lines ; Mr. Dan Crawley's Widow Crusoe is more conventional, but laughable enough. There is no harlequinade. The rest of the company, dresses, scenery, music, and chorus are up to the Fulham standard, which is high praise. There ...
... pantomime is tunny, tunetul, and pretty, without a touch of vulgarity. It deserves to be a popular production. There is a harlequinade. 4 , CINDERELLA AT THE SHAKESPEARE. The fiscal problem figures in the Christmas production at the Shakespeare Theatre ...