For a play to visit a town several times within a comparatively short period, and to draw big and enthusiastic houses on every occasion, speaks volumes for its quality. That is what "The Broken Melody," with which M. Auguste Van Biene is inesperably connected, has done, and is once more doing this week at the Eden. The secret of its success is not far to seek.Brighton Gazette, Brighton, jeudi 1er octobre 1896, p. 5.
