"QUARANTINE."
"Quarantine," the clever comedy, in which Mr. Lawrence Grossmith and his company of supporting artists are appearing at the Grand Opera House, though not abounding in humour, is a thoroughly laughable production. • The plots leads the characters—or the two principal figures—into some awkward situations, from which they are, of course, satisfactorily extracted, but in the disentanglement process the author makes the most of the possibilities of the case and has prepared a comedy which provides a most enjoyable evening's entertainment. • The company is a wellbalanced one, with Miss Dorothy Seacombe playing second lead to Mr. Grossmith. "Quarantine" will be staged for the last time to-morrow evening, and Friday and Saturday will see the revival of "Ambrose Applejohn's Adventure," with Mr. Grossmith as the redoubtable pirate chief, and with Miss Diana Wilson as "Anna Valeska." On Monday anl Tuesday, the last two nights of the season, will be produced Cosmo Hamilton's daring play, "The Silver Fox," wheh created so marked an impression on the previous visits of Mr. Grossmith.
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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 19, 23 January 1924, Page 2
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