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... THE HARLEQUINADE. Contrived by Dion Clayton Caltbrop Granville Barker. Captivating, Diverting. Unique. STRAND. • STRAND, W.C. TO-DAY at 2.15 and 8.30. Louis Meyer presents THE I;ARRIER. MATHESON LANG CHARLFS ROCK MAY BLANEY. MATINEE EVERY WEDNESDAY at ...
... HARLEQUINADE COMING TO MANSION HO . t'rincess - thin - of will be preient at a chililien* , part% and &ince %%hid' the 1.2.3 y will gi% e at Douse o n W e d_ nestlity, 14, itt Sunshine House (the I;lintl Dome), titorle Herts. Nils:. Margaret Ccoper, ...
... iMMIIMP OLD-FASHIONED HARLEQUINADE that Is to be introduced into The Pumh•4ovil revue. •NIPPING. TOURS. (Under contract with N.M. Govetaroeut. P. & 0. & BRITISH INDIA MAIL PASSENGEIL .I FREIGHT MEDITERRANEAN. EGYPT, INDIA, PER. SIAN GULF, MAURITIUS ...
... A Fable Play, by Bernard Shaw. THE HARLEQUINADE. Contri%ed by Dian Cla'•ton Caltbrop and Granville Barker. Ma•ic by Morton Stephen‘on. STRAND. STRAND, TO.WIGHT at 11.30. Louis Meyer pre,ents THE BARRIER. CHARLES ROCK MATHESON NAY BLANEY. MATINEE EVERY ...
... here in wording this paragraph, as Mr. Sims claims nothing but the kindly consideration of the audience. MUSIC FOR THE HARLEQUINADE. The music for The Ilarlequinadc, contrived by Dion Clayton Caithrup and Granville Barker, which accompanies Andrucles ...
... by a great outbreak of pantomime, and at a few o f the theatres—notably at historic Drury Lane— the ancient symptom of Harlequinade will display itself. The pantomime season this year possesses several remarkable characteristics. For one thing, pantomime ...
... 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). ...
... of sausage—the pork sausage. Can one have a real pork sausage and an unreal pork sausage? The sausages that the Clown of Harlequinade stuffs into his pockets are not real sausages, but then they are nut sausages. Do please, Professor Armstrong, give us ...
... lolling ALADDIN. the Chikirro's Pantomime Ey Sir F. rArtiand. J. Hickory W'nd, Artier Canal's. TWICE. DAILY at 1.30 and 7.30. HARLEQUINADE AT EACH PERTORMA.VCE. WILRIE BARD sad GEORGE GRAVES. IDt RENE and MARIE GEORGEIBOX OFFICE OPILki ALL DAY. Tes.. GER. HIS ...
... pantomime yet been decided. l'roof of the huge public who still demand a Fairy Queen, a Grand Transformation Scene, and a Harlequinade at Christmas is provided by the fact that the Lyceum Theatre box-ofEce officials are already receiving applila- Cons for ...
... scene, and, thanks to the usual prodigality of doors, mores with the swiftness and with much of the broad tomfoolery of harlequinade. The setting, which reproduces the promenade deck of a liner, recalling Quarantine, helps to lift the play out of the ...