The Archive · 1941

Kenneth Mackenzie and Mr

Baker presented an amusing burlesque. Another successful item was provided by a. gentleman whose fierce moustache "and. resounding voles, capable of bridginis from Dan "Beersheba or Shorneliffe to Catterick, conjured up in the heart of at least our sturdy but shuddering Correspondent the horrible thought that he might have been a sergeant-major, But even these formidable bastions of military practice mellow with age." For he obliged with a characterization of Albert Chevalier, the well-known Cockney, comedian, in "Knocking em On The Old" Kent Road" "The" conjurer was also popular.

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