Karno‘s Company, NYC   A Night In The Show   next   previous

Chaplin at Karno´s, NYC Clippings 47/51

Frederick („Fred“) Shader, Variety, New York, December 31, 1910.

Frederick („Fred“) Shader

(...) Photo, Variety, December 10, 1910

& Bert Levy (creator), Painting showing Night Scene

at 42nd Street with American Theatre sign

at the right side, New York, circa 1905, Museum of the City

of New York

„The dual laughter and applause hit of the show“

Editorial content. „American.

      (Estimated Cost of Show, $4,525.)

      Although Christmas Day was a gala event at the

American Music Hall from a box office standpoint,

it was far different from the viewpoint of the artists on the stage.

At the box office there were enough people turned away

at the matinee performance to have filled the house over again,

even to the standing room, which as it was could

not hold another person. On the stage another aspect entirely

was presented. The show did not manage to gather

any perceptible headway until Nana appeared, with the

exception of a brief period when the Austin Brothers

held forth. (...)

      „The Karno Company this week presents

A Night in an English Music Hall.“, the dual laughter and

applause hit of the show.“ (...)

                                                                             „Fred.“

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

Redaktioneller Inhalt

Karno‘s Company, NYC   A Night In The Show   next   previous