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Mr. Lenzberg is making his music a feature of the Colonial show, both before it and during the intermission. This week the "Al Fresco" intermezzo by Victor Herbert is the entr'act entertainment. The overture is composed of the lively numbers from "The Little Cherub."
This is more important than appears at first sight, for good music in the orchestra is equally as attractive there as when played on the stage, and Mr. Lenzberg's conducting is holding within the four walls many who would otherwise seek the open air. Were all the variety corps of musicians in town to adopt the Colonial style instead of the "hurry up and get through" method, intermission could be made an act on the program instead of an act to fill in.
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Variety 10:2 (10/12/1907)