Where’s Snooker
Exeter and Plymouth Gazette, Tuesday 14 January 1908
IN AID OF CHARITY.
An excellent programme has been arranged for the entertainment to be given at the Theatre Royal, Exeter, to-morrow afternoon, in aid of the funds of the Exeter Soup Kitchen, the Farthing Breakfasts, and the Unemployed Labour Shed, and it is to be hoped that the promoters will have the cordial support of the citizens. The programme will be as follows: — Selections by the Casuals; song, “Widdicombe Fair,” Mr. John Gidley; song, “De Sun am Shinin’,” Miss Lily Edwards; sketch, “The Children’s Party,” Miss Maisie Everette; song, selected. Miss Ivy Proudfoot; sketch. “Impressions of Plays and Players,” Mr. MacCollinson; song, “Monkey on a Stick,” Miss Florrie Saunders; song, “The Deathless Army,” Mr. Edmond Russell; song, “She Didn’t Know,” Miss Rose Helene; sketch, “Where’s Snooker,” Messrs. Grant and Allen; sketches at the pianoforte, Miss Phyllis Dailly; dance, “Caroline Brown,” Miss Lulu Richmond’s Californian Dancers; song, selected, Mr. Fred Fowler; the whole being brought to a conclusion with the farce, in one act, “Browne with an E,” in which the characters will be sustained as follows:—Count Donner Wetteruberunter Uniterberg, Mr. Stanley Leslie; Robert Brown, Mr. H. Coningsby Gould; Parjoin, Mr. Charles R. Cole; Mrs. Newesby, Miss Mollie Clifford; Miss Peak, Miss Muriel Husson; and Mrs. Browne, Miss Elsie Sargeant. For talent and variety the programme is one which, it would be difficult to beat.