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Examiner of Plays' Summary:

A revue of the most casual order, making no pretence of a consecutive story and consisting practically of a series of dialogues for the two or three leading comedians. These in their stage life time to play many parts. Thus they figure a comic waiter and guest in a restaurant, as judge and applicant at a burlesque 'tribunal' episode, as pupil and teacher in the art of proposing marriage, and a customer and counter jumper in a shopping scene. There is not much wit, but there is no offence in the rough chaff which passes for satirical humour: while the songs introduced are unobjectionable. Ernest A. Bendall.