... GRAND ALL-VARIETY PRO. GRAMME CHUNG LING sob, CONSTANCE COLLIER; A Chorus Entertatnmeut by 16 ENGLISH DANCERS; DE BUSSE; HARLEQUINADERS, &c. Latest War Uctures. Ger. 650. L ONDON PAVILION. A Rop:ing Programmr., - STEP THIS WAY. EVIF GREENE, JACK NOR - WORTH ...

... But the few will regret none the less that both this and its deliciously original and imaginative companion piece, The Harlequinade, have also had their last nights announced. Mr. Masefield's adaptation from the Norwegian of The NVitch, with Miss ...

... THEATRE. Tel., tierr. 5903. Sole Les%ee and Manager. Sir George Alexander. 'ALLAH McCARTHY. GRANVILLE BARKER. At S. THE HARLEQUINADE. At 9.25. ANDROCLES AND THE 1.10%. MATINEE EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at 2 M. STRAND. STRAND. W.C . TO-NIGHT at S 30 ...

... 'Phase. 1545 Mayfair. DALACE.—THE WILL, by I. M. BARRIE (Last Week), REGIXE FLORT. BARCLAY GAMMON, )0E 114 . K.50N. The HARLEQUINADERS. MIKA MIKUN, PALACE t;IRLS. (MATS. WED. and SAT. at 2, Fall Programme.) EPOS. S. PA LAC E.—SPECIAL MATINEE, TO-DAY. at ...

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... (Edward German); Overture: Berceure- Bacchanalian Dance. CEDRIC SHARPE: Melody in F (Rubinstein): Lullaby (Cyril Scottl; Harlequinade (W. H. Squire). IL --ORCHESTRA: Norwegian Dances ((Iris& ; Incidental Music to The Merchant of Venice ABessei. 3.30 ...

... 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 ...

... Cooper's little boy and girl. The party is to begin with a fine entertainment by Miss Margaret Cooper, Little Rita, the Harlequinade from Drury Lane Theatre, by kind permission of Mr. Arthur Collins, and Miss Winifred Wyard's Children's Orchestra. The ...

... that ;t seems a pity that only three special matinttcs hone been arranged for it. The children were delighted with the harlequinade. which certainly deserved the more than usual prominence given to it. On the fall of the curtain little Mary Gh'nne and ...

... lßarry 'ransom. Neil Kenyon. Lembo: Pawl.: Agues Trager, Madge, Merctittb Meredro. and Marie George Telephoae, 2589 Gerrard. HARLEQUINADE AT EVERY PERFORMANCE. MIS MAJESTY'S TMEATRE. MR, TO-DAY at 2.15 and EVERY EVENING at 115 pnactually. Comyns Can's Drama ...

... Ali. Aubrey Fitzgerald, Johnny Darren, Arthur Conquest, Queenie Leighton, Truly Shattuck. Marie Wilson. and Marie George. Harlequinade by the ?coder Troupe. Boa Office oyes. all day. ?els.. Gerrard. H IS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Mr. TREE. TO-NIGHT and EVERY EVENING ...

... 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 ...