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* Contents derived from the 1922 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
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Four a Day,
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interview
(p. 7)A brief item in which Nat Phillips talks about the differences in conditions between the American and English/Australian vaudeville industries.
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A Comedian's Life,
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column
(p. 7)
A brief item which draws attention to Roy Rene's frequent inability to get his lines across due to the roars of audience laughter. The problem is said to occur in many instances even before he begins to speak because audience-members either anticipate what he is about to say or react to his visual cues.
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Here and There at Fullers,
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column
(p. 7)A brief item which looks at Jim Gerald's family connections. The writer also notes that Gerald returned from his war service in Egypt as a sergeant.
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