Show Review from the Birmingham Owl:

The Six Brothers Luck are well-known in Birmingham, and audiences have seen 'The Demon of the Cellar' and 'The Turkish Baths". Neither of these is as funny as 'The Grand Hotel' which is attracting large audiences. The sketch is 'Boisset' style, but with more plot.

Variety Show featuring Edith St. Clare – descriptive and burlesque actress

  • Opening Night: 01 September 1902
  • Performance: 06 September 1902
  • Genre: Variety

1. Mdlle Diana – American mirror dancer
2. Rowland Hill – comedian
3. Animated Pictures
4. Miss Evelina – contortionist on a pedestal
5. Downes and Langford – eccentric comedians and dancers
6. Edith St. Clare – descriptive and burlesque actress
7. The Bovis Brothers – the original Counts from ‘The Belle of New York’
8. Lachine Thomson’s Topweights – ‘Music and Muscularity’
9. Ryder Sloane – comedian
10. The Pallastrini Family – comic acrobats
11. Daisy Martell – comedienne
12. The Six Brothers Luck in ‘Hotel Grand’ – held over

  • Number of Acts: 12
  • 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: Contortionist; Acrobats
  • Notes: -0