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New York Times, New York, December 20, 1910.

The Little Mother Audience, American Theatre, New York,

circa 1903, Museum of the City of New York

& WE WON THE VERDICT! (...)

Fred Karno‘s Co.

A Night in an English Music Hall

A Night in the Slums of London

Fully Copyrighted and Protected.

JUDGE LACOMBE of the U. S. Court

confirms the truth and supports the legitimate rights

of the originator.

(...) Variety, October 20, 1907

& Grace La Rue – American.

(...) Photo, New York Times, Dec. 18, 1910

& AMERICAN MUSIC HALL (...)

Curtain 1:30 and 7:30 P. M. Sharp

Mat.   Time Table   Eve.

4:19   Night in Slums of London   10:19

(...) New York times, Dec. 18, 1910

„A Night in the Slums of London“

Editorial content. „Grace La Rue, recently star

in Madame Troubadour, appeared at the American

Music Hall in a group of songs. Nana, a dancer;

the four Norrins, and Sam Curtis and company were held over

from last week, and the rest of the programme

included Cameron and Gaylord, the Cromwells, Mlle. Nello,

Trovolo, William Dillon, the Georgia Campers,

A Night in the Slums of London, and Cutler and Hayes.

      American Theatre, 42nd Street West of Broadway, New York.

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