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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, ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... ALADDIN, the Ch.ldr•ei's Pantomime. By Sir IP. larnand. J H:cltory nod. and Arthur Collies. TWICE DAILY a! 1 30 and 730 HARLEQUINADE AI EACH PERFORMANCE. WILKIE BARD and GEORGF. GRAVES. IDA RENE and MARIE GEORGE. BOX OFFICE OPEN ALL DAY. Tels.. 2568-2589 ...
... of 'Messrs. Walter and Frederick Melville, and among the special features are a ballet, a transformation scene. and a harlequinade. al the AldwYch, is the chief of tour pantomimes produced Mr. Bannister !toward, his others being at Croydon, Lewishaai ...
... Irmelin Rose, of Peterson-Berger—all light and pleasing drawing-mom ditties. In the way of piano music, Palmgren's Harlequinade is a dainty piece de salon, while Rebel's Two Norwegian Dances and Peterson-Berger's Dans is Sombre Forft are of ...
... will dance to music of Debussy not hitherto beard in England; Granville Bantock has written sptrial music for a Modern Harlequinade ; an attempt will be made to present, in strict accord with traditions, the drama.of Japan; there will be Egyptian hieratic ...
... PAVILION, I'iccadilly•circus, W. HARRY an.l RAND. RUSSIAN ROYAL OPERA CHORUS, DIU VER%.ATILL FOUR. CHIEF KAw.NAN.GAN. 'THE HARLEQUINADERS. JANETTE DEN• ARPER. FREDERIC NORTON. VA:NCO. 3 VAN DAMMES. ►NOW'LLS & LSDAILL. Ilc. Oyes TV, SAT. MATS.. ...
... Miss 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 Playhodse, 2.30 and 8. Tickets Olympia Box Office, 'Phone, Hammersmith 1540.) THE CORNISH ...