Show Review from the Birmingham Owl:

Full houses this week are due to Carlotta Levy and Marie Kendall both appearing. Tom E. Hughes plays a broken-down swell who admits he cannot do without London, but wonders whether London can do without him. Steve McCarthy muses on Gold, then performs a dance which electrifies the audience. Arthur Goodman performs a spoof conjuring and juggling act. 'Those with views for or against Chinese labour in the South African gold-mines should see the Barrascope pictures'.

Variety Show featuring Marie Kendall – comedienne of ‘Just Like the Ivy’ fame

  • Opening Night: 15 July 1907
  • Performance: 20 July 1907
  • Genre: Variety

1. Steve McCarthey – comedian
2. Selbo – ‘Club Juggler and China Plate Thrower’
3. Fred Curran – ‘the quaint comedian’
4. Martinett and Wallace – ‘coloured comedy musical duo’
5. The Kelly and Gillette Combination – ‘original Billiard Table Act’
6. Edgar Budden – comedian, bone soloist and roller skate dancer
7. Arthur Goodman – ‘Burlesquer of Vaudevilles’
8. Tom E. Hughes – comedian ‘Can London Do Without Me?’
9. Carlotta Levey will sing ‘Sympathy’ and ‘He Was One of the Boys’
10. Marie Kendall – comedienne of ‘Just Like the Ivy’ fame
11. The Barrascope Pictures – ‘Life in the South African Gold Mines’

  • 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 Juggler and China Plate Thrower
  • Notes: -0