Everybody is exclaiming with delight over the excellent performance of "Tovarich" now being given by the A.D.C. at the Lyceum Theatre. The artistry of the acting, the stage-setting, the brilliance of the lines all received their meed of praise. But the ladies of the audience, and many observant males as well, have also commented enthusiastically upon the beautiful dresses worn, The present trend towards glamour and glitter was well illustrated in the majority of the gowns worn. Some which received special attention were the silver lame worn by Mrs. Dut as the Archduchess, resplendent with orders and complete with tiara, Mrs. Barraclough's gown in the drawing room scene, a striking creation of gold lame, with the Cleopatra drape ing, Miss Newman's charming soft powder blue, star-sprinkled with sequins and Mrs. Crane's gowns, one green, sparkling. with diamante and worn with diamonds, the other a green chiffon velvet dinner dress.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.