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The costumes worn by the other girls are dainty, rich and, above all, becoming, but a change could be made for variety.
Stuart and Keeley
The Ladies’ Comedy Quartet
The women are dressed as an American tourist, a “Dutch” girl, Irish colleen and Signorita at the opening, each being introduced with a few bars of a characteristic song.
A change is made to military costume of blouse and black tights. The girls are shapely and the dressing becoming.
Zimmer and Carmen
The Three Pooles
The woman looks well and has a fair costume change or two, but throughout the act. is lacking in ginger and brightness.
Agnes Lynn and Company
Phil Glissando
Three Sisters Lee
Poor hairdressing is harming the appearance of all three and the costumes should be replaced as soon as possible. One change of dress at least could be worked in with advantage.
The Seven WhirlWinds
The Markenos
The woman is sprightly and employs her eyes when singing in a manner to make Fougere envious.