Tottenham Palace, Tottenham

Audiences are paying full attention to Mr. George Parry's excellent programme at the Tottenham Palace this week. Con Conrad's Novelty Minstrels are back again delighting the house with their distinctly original act. The incongruity of members of the "chosen race" appearing in kilts appeals strongly to everyone's sense of humour, and this show goes with a swing from beginning to end. The McNaughtons occupy a prominent place on the bill, and are in fine form the audience finding their humour irresistible. Carlisle and Willmott the popular composers with their duets, and the clever violin playing of Rialdo who is a great favourite at Tottenham is another item in the programme worthy of special praise. (The Stage - Thursday 12 November 1914)

Performed at Tottenham Palace for week commencing 7 June 1915. Reviewed by "The Era" on 9 June 1915.