Ed. F. Reynard’s
The color effects in the act are extremely pretty. The finale, a change from daylight to night, is very effective when the lights are properly blended, and they are this week.
Vernon
W. E. Whittle
Ed. F. Reynard’s
Mabel Sinclair
She still sticks to the odd dressing, using brilliant red stockings where black ones would be much neater.
Nat Gill
Calls his half dozen dummies a “marionette theatre.” His mouth can be seen moving from the orchestra. A couple of “walking” figures were the best thing he had to offer.
Vernon
No special setting is given. The dummies are not entising in looks.
Trovoilo
His dummies are not within easy reaching distance, with one being nearly seven feet away. The setting is original
Arther Prince
His appeal is his genuine ventriloquism. Holds the stage too long, his arm is positioned awkwardly on the sofa and his handling of a newspaper with one hand is bad. Makes better use of a cigar than most by letting smoke come out of his mouth when he speaks but holding it back as the dummy.
Fanny Rice
talking and dancing dolls. A change of dolls would be appreciated for she has been using the dame manikins and the same songs for too long