The London Mercury, Vol. I, Nos. 1-6, November 1919 to April 1920

part immeasurably inferior to the average London Revue, and to accuse

the theatre of sinking into degradation because it prefers the wit, humour, beautiful dressing, vivacious dancing, and high spirits of an Ambassador's, Vaudeville, Pavilion, or Alhambra Revue to a serious, machine-made play by Mr. Sutro or two hours of mechanical dulness from someone I had better not name is ...