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"Frolicsome Lambs" featuring the acts "The Lambs on a
Frolic," "I've Taken Quite a Fancy to You," and the burlesque "At Monaco,"
a satire on the gambling craze at Monte
Carlo written by Carlton and Terre, and
numbers by Aurelia Coccia. Yetta Peters sings "Dixie Dan" and "Are You Sincere?"; Willard Terre, Frank Carlton, Al Lavan, and Joe Browning did a minstrel number singing "Rainbow,"
"Childhood," "O'Brien Had No Place to
Go" and "Rosy Rambler," each receiving
an encore; In the olio the Cardownie Sisters gave
'class" with their character dancing.
Somebody
must get to work on "The Lambs."
At present it is a very tiresome show.
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Variety 12:3 (09/26/1908)