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Kingston is a comedy contortionist. The comedy begins and ends with his make-up. Dressed as a clown he offers some excellent bending on a chair and table, and should he go in for a little more comedy would undoubtedly show an improvement.
Kingston works with a slow and steady gait and for that reason fails to show any flash of real class, although performing some corking tricks. He might work up his best two or three a little more to convince his audience they are really difficult. Working as he does, everything seems easy. Kingston made a safe hit.
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variety 20:1 ( September 10, 1906)