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| − | ''[[Harlequin Statue]]'' is the name given to a [[tableau]] given by [[M'Collum's Circus]] in Cape Town during August of 1860. It was done as an accompaniment to the "laughable extravaganza ''[[La Rendezvous]]''", along with a few other [[tableaux]] (including ''[[Mont au Ciel]]'') and scenes from the burletta ''[[Fra Diavolo, or The Beauty and the Brigands]]' (). | + | ''[[Harlequin Statue]]'' is the name given to a [[tableau]] given by [[M'Collum's Circus]] in Cape Town during August of 1860. It was done as an accompaniment to the "laughable extravaganza ''[[La Rendezvous]]''", along with a few other [[tableaux]] (including ''[[Mont au Ciel]]'') and scenes from the burletta ''[[Fra Diavolo, or The Beauty and the Brigands]]' (Byron). |
Revision as of 05:47, 26 March 2020
Harlequin Statue is the name given to a tableau given by M'Collum's Circus in Cape Town during August of 1860. It was done as an accompaniment to the "laughable extravaganza La Rendezvous", along with a few other tableaux (including Mont au Ciel) and scenes from the burletta Fra Diavolo, or The Beauty and the Brigands' (Byron).
