New Theatre, Northampton

The excellent programme this week is full of good things. Mary Law, whose gifted and artistic violin playing has previously charmed Northampton audiences, is as popular as ever and last evening she was enthusiastically encored. the Mandos give what is described as a double whirlwind act - a perfectly original and extremely daring performance, Fred. Clayden presents a comedy illusion, "he Mystery Gun," in which an amusing dialogue leads up to a unique illusion. There are also Leslie Elliott, the girl at the piano who was a great favourite; Anderson and Nash in comedy tit-bits; Loie Conn, an instrumentalist; and Chester and Dottridge. vocal and comedy duo. (Northampton Chronicle and Echo - Tuesday 31 October 1916)

Performed for the week by cast including Harry Buss. On the same bill were: Mr Hymack in 'At Bogey Villa', Romanoff (Apache violinist), Sisters Mestrys (acrobats), Armstrong and Howarth (song, dance and patter), Gwen Thomas (soprano), Little Ludo (skating and dancing).

6.35 & 8.40 Twice nightly Next week's F. G. Kimberley's great success "A Soldier's Divorce." (Northampton Chronicle and Echo - Wednesday 28 May 1919)