Show Review from the Birmingham Owl:

Frank Danby 'brings a good income' to the Hippodrome, as he appeals to everyone's sense of humour. He has found it difficult to find a role since leaving George Edwardes' Company, but here he plays a chauffeur turned barman who proceeds to serve a lady who has asked for a small glass of port with the contents of a magnum in a celery glass!

Variety Show featuring Juno Salmo – the “Devil Dandy”, with unique scenery and electrical effects

  • Opening Night: 10 June 1907
  • Performance: 15 June 1907
  • Genre: Variety

1. The Henre’s – juvenile club throwers
2. Frank Danby – principal comedian from Mr. George Edward’s Company in a new musical comedy Sketch – ‘The Chauffeur’
3. Harry Vardon – ventriloquist
4. Barton and Franklin – ‘Scottish Princes of Music’
5. The Elgars – refined vocal entertainers
6. Harry Mountford – raconteur
7. Maude Walsh – character comedienne
8. Conway and Garland – comedians in the burlesque ‘Left in Charge’
9. Rosie Bartlett – comedienne
10. Juno Salmo – ‘the “Devil Dandy” with unique scenery and electrical effects’
11. The Barrascope Pictures – ‘Baby’s First Outing’

  • Number of Acts: 11
  • Number of Performances: 13
  • Performance Times: Monday to Saturday at 18:00 and 21:00 with a matinee performance on Thursday at 14:30
  • Circus: Club Thrower's; Ventriloquist
  • Notes: -0