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Novelty Act. 2 separate acts, 10 and 9 min. each. Open F.S. 3 min. intermission in 1. Close F.S. 2 shows. This is a very novel act, introducing horizontal bar-act, bouncing net, singing, dancing, trapeze and tumbling features. One of the most versatile sets in Vaudeville. The work is swift and the interest is kept up throughout. Each one of the participants is a skillful performer, and all are well dressed. There is some little comedy too, to give it additional interest. It is rightly placed on the bill and may be counted as one of the success of this week’s show. Half the act will be transposed further up.
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University of Iowa, Keith-Albee Vaudeville Collection, Manager Reports, 30 April 1906 – 4 February 1907