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Walker, l.w. r.w., A. Davis Beals, c. c., Van Gerbig Hodder, r.w. l.w., C. Davis Chase, l.d. r.d., Scull Crosby, r.d. l.d., Wall Newell, g. g., Gleason...
...more good-looking members than we recollect seeing gathered together before, making the beauty standard of the show very high indeed. The superlative dancing of Warren and Wayne has been mentioned; they are also experienced comedians and supply much of the fun, with the valuable aid of Mr. Gleason. There are several novel scenes, in one of which two engaged ladies discussing the relative merits of their fiances are followed about out of ear-shot by those gentlemen, occupied in dilating upon the attachment of their fiancees to themselves. As may be imagined, this is quite entertaining...
...sixth row and used opera glasses during most of the performance. Ruth Warren and William Wayne have few equals in the cave-man, aboriginal sort of dancing which is becoming so popular, and Rae Bowdin is one of the most delightful maids we have seen. James Gleason reminds us somewhat of "Little Aify" in "Elsie"; if anything he is more amusing, especially in his sober scenes...
Through it all, Miss Binney is her graceful, appealing self, making the most of her comedy parts, and captivating everybody but the insensible hero. She is always a little apart from the slightly crude Warren and Wayne, and the maudlin Gleason; she remains firmly ensconced as the "Perfect Lady...
...opening acts laid in the garden of a bungalow on the roof of a New York apartment house and its final act in a little settlement high up in the Andes mountains of Peru. A notably strong cast will support Miss Binney, among the players being Marjorie Gateson, James Gleason, Irving Beebe and others whose names are potent drawing cards in musical comedy. A smart and sprightly dancing chorus of twenty-eight and an orchestra of twenty-four are a part of the entertainment...