St George's Hall, London

‘THE C.A.B.A. AT HOME. Quite the best thing on the programme on January 4 at St. George’s Hall was the delightful speech compounded of cheery good nature, apt advice, and anecdotal discursiveness delivered by Mr. Sivori Levey, the happily chosen chairman of the evening. Nineteen out of the twenty-two artists on the bill appeared, and a little play, “The Honorable Gertrude,” also lent lustre to the occasion. In this latter, Mary Brough made a singularly successful appearance as Mrs. Briggs, a character which gave her many opportunities, and she was supported with capital effect by Gwenda Wren, Helen Ferrers, and Middleton Woods’. The Stage, 8 January 1920.