The vitascope people, by the way, are making constant additions to their collection of pictures. Miss Cissy Fitzgerald went down to Menlo Park on day last week, and she will soon be giving her famous wink on the screen at Koster & Bial's. Mr Wilson Lackaye, in the Svengali death scene from "Trilby" is also to be "vitascoped," and Chevalier, too, is to be presented. He will sing some of his songs into a phonograph, and while his picture is being shown the audience will hear him sing.

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New York Herald, New York, 10 mai 1896, p. 6.

Cissy Fitzgerald, in all her finery of billowy lace, with graceful and agile movements, and kick and wink, danced down to the footlights in that daring fashion with which so many became familiar when she visited Boston a short time ago. This reproduction was very much like the original, and elicited loud applause.

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Boston Herald, Boston, 26 mai 1896, p. 7.

This was particularly true of the Cissy Fitzgerald representation. The famous dansueuse [sic] could not have pleased the spectators more if she had been there in person, and given her celebrated wink, which of course accompanied the representation.

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Daily Arkansas Gazette, Little Rock, mardi 15 septembre 1896, p. 3.