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... EXT NEXT at 7* and Erery E‘ening, T HE WITCH, A Play in Four Acts by H. English Version by John Masebehl. TO-NIGHT at THE HARLEQUINADE. At 925, ANDROCLES AND THE LION, by Bernard Shaw. Last Performaace. STRAND. THE JONESES. SATURDAY, Nov. 1. st (afterwards ...
... Piccadilly-circus. WEEDON GROSSMITH. ARRY PILCER, and - MIME t;ERARD. **HOW SHE FEEL, THE RUSSIAN ROYAL OPERA CHORUS, VIE HARLEQUINADERS. JANETTE UENARBER. TLN-KA TROUPE, and otters. Open 7.45. SAT. MATS. at 20. ASRELYNE AND DEVANT'S MYSTERIES. ST. GEORGE'S ...
... 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 ...
... As its cone to oblivion we hurried: Not a paper a word in its fa%our spoke. On the pantomime going to be buried. The harlequinade has gone, and a new race is growing tip which prefers the modern children's play. Ou the whole, I don't blame them. LADIES ...
... Piccadilly-circus. WEELsoN GROSSMITTL HARRY PILCER,and I;LRARD, - HOW SID. ELM., IHL RUSSIAN ROYAL OPERA CHORUS. 7HE HARLEQUINADERS. JANETTE DENARBER, TEN-KA TROUPE.. and others. Open 7.4 SAT. ►TATS. •: 20 MADAME TUSSAUD'S EXHIBITION. Baker-street Station ...
... Conini. ALAItItIN h 'ir-n • Pantomime. By Sir F. Bur nand. J. ii ry Wood. and Arthur Collins. TWICE DAILY at 1 30 and 7 30 HARLEQUINADE AI PERFORMANCE. WILKIE BARD and GEttRGE GRAVES IDA RENE al MARIL GEORGE . BOX OFFICE OPEN ALL DAY Te:s. 2588-2589 GER. ...
... Arthur Cellist. ALADDIN. the Children's Pantomime. Sir F. Eu►naad. J. Hickory Wood. and Arthur TWICE DAILY at 1 30 and 7.30 HARLEQUINADE AT EACH PERFORMANCE. WILKIE BARD and GLORGE GRAVES . IDA RENE and MARIE GEORGE. 110 X OFFICE OPLN ALL DAY. Tel.. 25/18-23110 ...
... JAMES'S THEATRE. Tel., Gerr. 3003. Sole Lessee and Manager. Sir George Alexander LILLAH McCARTHY. GRANVILLE BARKER. At THE HARLEQUINADE. At ANDROCI.I.s AND THE LION, Bernard Shaw. MATINEE EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at 2.30. STRAND. STRAND, W.C . TO-NIGHT ...
... include Mavis Yorke, Miss Margaret Morris and her Dancing Children, 'Whimsical Walker and the other members of the Drury Lane Harlequinade, and Miss Vera Clark. (In the Playhouse, 2.30 and I. rackets Olympia Box Office, 'Phone, Hammersmith 1540.) THE CORNISH ...
... laid in England, that can compare with this for finished excellence both of acting and photography. G. 8.5. AND THE HARLEQUINADE. Of the entertainment contrived .by Messrs. Granville Barker and Dion Clayton Calthrop, to precede the new Shaw play ...
... 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 ...
... GRAND ALL-VARIETY PROJR.AMME. CRUNG LING SOO; CONSTANCE COLLIER A 'born Entertainment by lb ENGLISH DANCERS; DE BUSSE; HARLEQUINADERS. &c. Latest War Pictures. Tel., Ger. MR LONDON PAVILION. A Rousing Programme. - STEP THIS WM . . EVIF. GREENE. lint NORWORTH ...