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8 Mins.; Full Stage. This juggler, fresh from foreign shores, offers a novel idea in his line, elaborately worked out, and finished in its entirety. He has his stage set with two tables and a back counter. His act has laughs from the opening with not a dull minute. One of the big laughs is when he knocks against one of the table which collapses and falls on him, covering him with napery, dishes and cutlery. He works in a nonchalant style, thus living up to his billing of “The Unconcerned Juggler.” The act is of such calibre that it would go well down in a big time bill. Distinct hit at the Palace.
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Variety, Volume XXXVI, no.10, November 7, 1914