Type: Singing

and she wore one new gown besides a “kid” dress in “Young Men Lodgers,” a cute number. The English girl looked “cute” in the costume, and wore white silk stockings. Her dressing throughout is noted for the absence of economy, something which several of her foreign sister artistes have not been careless about.

You are brought to earth by the rather rapid change of costume made for each new selection, and on Monday evening there were six, this number being demanded by the audience With the exception of a character dress, Miss Lloyd’s gowns are sweetly simple, enhancing her demure, almost childlike stage presence.

Mr. Bruno swings his legs in the air disturbing fashion.