THE PALLADIUM.
 
There may have been as good shows at the Palladium as that presented this week, but there has certainly never been a better, and loosely used phrase, “a galaxy of stars,” is in this case justified.
There remain in the bill from last week Miss Gabrielle Ray, in her charming act: Miss, Madeline Collins, whose beautiful voice and fine singing are a sheer delight; and Miss Maidie…

Lee White and her husband, Clay Smith are to appear at the Palladium on Monday; the programme also including the Bros. Arnaut; George Bass; Little Tich; Gabrielle Ray, with her delightful act; Maidie Scott, with Eve’s Progress; Jay Laurier; Mimi; and Dippy Dears.
 
St. Pancras Gazette – Friday 16th September 1921

THE VARIETY STAGE
 LONDON HALLS.
 
THE PALLADIUM.
Little Tich, as full of vim and apt by-play as ever, returns to the Palladium this week. On Monday afternoon he was so popular as the bold, romancing cricketer and the Society debutante who gets mixed up in “her” train, that Maidie Scott, who followed him, was considerably delayed. Miss Scott is still singing “Eve’s Progress” to general…

 
THE PALLADIUM.
 
The bill of fare provided at the Palladium this week contains that judicious blend of broad comedy, catchy music, and clever feats which goes a long way towards satisfying the varied tastes of music-hall-goers. However, broad comedy is the dominating element, as can be expected when such high priests of humour as Harry Weldon, Jack Pleasants, Ernie Lotinga, Jay Laurier, and…