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25 minutes in one. This man is unquestionably clever but he is not by any means an Albert Whelan. He did altogether too much time this afternoon. Am cutting out several number to-night. It is without question one of the best concert turns that we have had, but his stuff, especially doing as much as he did this afternoon, is rather monotonous for vaudeville, and the holiday audience got a bit uneasy under it. However, he has a good act in one when it is cut down to vaudeville limitations. But I should not think of putting him much further down on the bill. To-night in 18 minutes he struck his gait.
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University of Iowa, Keith-Albee Vaudeville Collection, Manager Reports, 13 June 1910-20 February 1911