Naylor-Bryant Novelty Company.

Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 230, 1 April 1896, Page 3

Naylor-Bryant Novelty Company.

Of the Naylorßryant Noyelty Company, who appear in the Assembly Rooms on Monday and Tuesday evening next, a Palmerston exchange says :— " The popular entertainment given by tbe Nay-lor-Bryant Company at the Theatre Boyal was largely attended, and the audience was a thoroughly appreciative one, encores being frequent and enthusiastic. An excellent programme was presented, and the programme went with a good swing from start to finish. Tbe performera proved themselves capable artists, and their various specialities were given in a manner which could not fail to win hearty plaudits. Messrs Naylor and Bryant are hosts in themselves, and they were ably supported by the other performers. The first part consisted of the tisual " burnt cork " business, during which Messrs Nay lor aud Bryant and Misses Maßters and Gordon sang several solos, and the corner men kept the audience highly amused. Tho fnnniosities of Mr Naylor were provocative of great merriment, the ballad singing of Misses Masters and Gordon found great favor with the audience, Mr Bryant's ventriloquial display was much above the average and the dancing ot the ladies was much admired. The farce brought a very enjoyable evening's amusement to a close.

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