THE HOLLOWAY SEASON.
The Two Little Vagabonds’ is written to please all tastes; there is a well-balanced mixture of mirth and pathos, and it is little wonder that Mr Holloway’s capable all-ronnd company are being well patronised at the Princess’s Theatre. Besides intelligent interpretation of the characters, the effects are excellent, dresses, staging and orchestra all up to the mark, and befitting the sense of the story. The only 'cause for grumbnng would be removed if one or two t l).j P -Tors (the lady who takes the part of Biddy Mullins in particular) would speak up so as to be heard. It is irritating when the words of a character, even though a samll one, are unintelligible. ‘The Two Little Vagabonds ’ is announced for the last time this evening, and those who enjoy laughter and tears judiciously comminuted will be well repaid by a Visit. ‘The of a Great City’ will be presented to-morrow.
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Evening Star, Issue 12163, 6 April 1904, Page 4
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155THE HOLLOWAY SEASON. Evening Star, Issue 12163, 6 April 1904, Page 4
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