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D’Aubrey’s gowns and mannerisms.
Singing, D'Aubrey possesses a strong French accent.
She received two immense bunches of roses, which she shared with her audience.
Since last in vaudeville Diane D'Aubrey has had the benefit of musical comedy experience and it has done the little Parisienne a world of good. Her present act consists of a series of songs sung to piano accompaniment and some gowns. The gowns are decidedly pretty and worn in a manner most chic. The songs are a mixture of restricted and popular, and Diane has enough voice with a few top notes to get them over. It is quite as much her French mannerisms, assisted by skillful use of her eyes, that make her a pleasing singer. Four songs comprise Mlle. D'Aubrey's repertoire. Her accent makes it rather difficult to follow the lyric at times.
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Variety, 37:9 (01/30/1915)