Show Review from the Birmingham Owl:

Tennyson and Wallis dress as policemen, and do some good cross-talk patter, dancing and singing. Nat Clifford tops the bill, and 'one is puzzled whether to admire his wit or his agility most'. Sam Morrison is a 'male' soprano. 'Ironical cheers greeted his opening, but he got an encore. The knockabout show the 'Bounding Navvies', 'is reminiscent of the 'Happy Dustmen.'

Variety Show featuring Starr and Jerome – vocalists and sand dancers

  • Opening Night: 07 January 1907
  • Performance: 12 January 1907
  • Genre: Variety

1. Mabel Le Roy – comedienne
2. Charles Cardow – comedian
3. Adams and Ward – acrobatic comedians
4. Nat Clifford – in all his latest successes
5. Ida Ross – charming comedienne and Tyrolean vocalist
6. Sam Morrison – male soprano
7. Starr and Jerome – vocalists and sand dancers
8. Tennyson and Wallis – the popular comedians and cross-talkers
9. Wild, Willie and West – in their comedy acrobatic trampoline and trap scene ‘The Bounding Navvies’
10. The Barrascope Pictures – ‘The Cream Eaters’

  • Number of Acts: 10
  • 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: Acrobatic Comedians; Acrobatic Trampoline
  • Notes: -0