The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-29
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sings her lavender anthology of nightsongs, vulelng the desires of the ardent female for her mate. Miss Fuckers repertory comes, In way, under the classification of chamber music, since its contents are intimate almost to the point of privacy.
 Eva TanguAys She presents . cals tious version of Salonae, doing it as # it were spelled Salaxii, changes her clothing frequently and effec. lively, and is no more awkward and Iinmelodious than before.
 "The slrens": Frank Dobson, the handsome actor, with . dOzon ace complices, in 6 pretentious sketch which has words but no language, sounds but no music, and movement but no action.
 SAntly and NoVton. A soft.voloed duo. The little one sings . battle song in the manner of 6 germ zoe Ing to war.
 Leo Beers: With what iXisuclance does MT. Beers stroll upon the stage wearing Q vast equipment of gents furnishingsl He has . fine voice for whistling. Use your own judg- ment.
 MT. Eddie Toy and Family: Mir, Toy with his damp leer and his sidewheel limp maintains his re Semblance to Q sea serpent, At tho risk of further impuglng his per. sonal beauty, 1t is to Do said that fortunately the young Toys look like their mother. There are seven in the brood, ranging from 1 to il apparently, and when they line up in front of the footlights they may be compared, in the variation oi their heights, to the keys of the noxious xylophone.
 Valerie Bergere and Her Company Incredible. Of the acting one may not speak candidly, unless onC k in c trench.
 Miss Elizabeth Brice and Mir
 Charles King: Singing the worSt songs l ever heard, and I hold the record. Twenty curtain calls. l .Mlss Valesla suratt. An exotic person with many manners and or ability to caparison herself of. fectively, if gaudily. She acts not and neither does she sing. sht exhibits skilfully, however. She ha. o body rather than Q figure. I haVl never seen a python, but l imaginI she Is something like that, c smiling python.
 Joseph x. Howard and Company MT. Howard renders songs of hi own composition and decomposition He Is Q jolly fellow without c care except, possibly, his evening clothe of which he appears to be fond bu somewhat fearful Invariably ii vogue, he Is 6 faultless exelnplal of what to wear, if not how to WeaI it. When he Is in evening dress seems that there can Do no nor evening dress In the world, % Tsaucl of 1t does he have on.
 Miss Violet Dale, A fAvorlte i'm personator, in irdeavors to copy tn celebrities of the stage. These eS says are remarkable in many waya including their lack Of resemblance to the subjects initiated. Hers Is tn only reproduction of Trixie FFiganzi that is exactly like Ethel Barrymore
 Naximova ln "War Brides": Ahou one quarter war and three Quarterl Nagimova. She stirs now and theS with some top.notch hySteria, whlcl Is . popular substitute for acting.
 "The Forest Flre": Luscious ols style meiodrama full of edible speech and situation for the greed, actors, who eat 1t with their knives A confluence of agitationS, tuniul and sentiment, 1t engulfed me in 1 vast deluge of indifference.
 Weber and Fields. Vigorous relic of the golden days of real burlesque They were public benefactors il their time, and no one since the! ceased to collaborate hes provided the subtle combination of the sen suous, the broadly humorous ans the cieanly that Weber and Field did. Tn this appearance they resor to ono of their earlier sketches, witi MT. Fields amuSingly abusive to MT Weber, the comic under dog. Webe and Fields-old wood to burn, ol, books to read, old friend to love.