the women “dress very decolette, and on the darkened stage in the opening they apear to have on night gowns”
she is still masked and “still dances in a rush that suggests her feet instead of her neck are of rubber”
Charles Rossow does a single turn; the “boxing match is very realistic and exciting”
“The fashion plates of Vaudeville”. Gould’s trademark is the “walk dance step”.
dogs dressed to represent a menagerie.
“parody of well drilled performance” lacking the “smart uniformity” of a typical Weyburn act.
Spear and boomerang throwing. Miss June was once a contortionist and acrobat but her “figure now approaches the voluptuous, and spear throwing at a mark is about the only exercise it permits. She wore tights, however, very acceptably”