Scenes from On and Off performed at the Vaudeville Theatre, London, on December 1, 1898.
The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, December 31st, 1898, "On and Off" at the Vaudeville Theatre.
a- Randolph (Mr. Wyes).- "Disposed to be Friendly."
b- George (Mr. Giddens).- "Let me hold it. I shall be able to read more distinctly."
c- Brunnaire (Mr. Arliss).- "What are we Laughing at ?" Randolph.- "That's so ; it really isn's our turn." George.- "I am Laughing at you two, because I saw through it all along.
d- "How is that : suit you better ?"
e- Godfray (Mr. Paul Arthur.- "No you don't ; once, not twice, shoo-"
f- "They evidently don't hear anything."
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