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Ashton Stevens, Examiner, Chicago, Illinois, February 2, 1911.

Arnold Genthe (photographer), Drama critic

Ashton Stevens (left) escorts actress Sarah Bernard

through the ruins of San Francisco after

earthquake and fire, April 1906, Library of Congress

& American Theatre, exterior by day Chicago,

Illinois, 1916

& American Music Hall (...)

Fred. Karno‘s Big London Comedy Co.

(...) Chicago Examiner, Feb. 2, 1911

„Splittingly British“

Editorial content. „THOMPSON AN AID TO STAR

      Music Hall Manager convincingly Helps Vesta Victoria

      Warn Salary.

      By Ashton Stevens. (...)

      „The British Isles are liberally represented in this week‘s bill,

and the best of the rest of the importations is a new

Fred Karno skit displaying the comic horrors of A Night in a London Club. There are at least a dozen wild amateurs turned loose

at a ,smoking concert,‘ and, of course, the honors

fall to the one that impersonates the Reeves fighting inebriate.

It is a lively ,rough house´ and splittingly British.“ (...)

      American Theatre, Wabash Avenue and Peck Court, Chicago,

      A Night in a London Club, January 30, 1911.

      American Theatre, Wabash Avenue and Peck Court, Chicago,

      The Wow Wows, February 6, 1911.

      American Theatre, Wabash Avenue and Peck Court, Chicago,

      A Night in an English Music Hall, February 13, 1911.

Redaktioneller Inhalt. „Es ist eine veritable Saalschlacht und

ungeheuer britisch.“

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