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“The Little Sunbeam.” 26 min. in 1 ½. This act has been described and went fully as well here as where previously presented. The idea is a novel one and embodies several good situations, each one of them containing a big laugh. The interest of the audience was held throughout, and when Mrs. Crane makes her climb through the compartments of the sleeping car, it compared most favorably with her climb over the fence in her former playlet which made a hit. However, the rest of the act does not seem to be up to the standard of the latter vehicle. There are many funny lines, but the interest depends upon the situation almost wholly. The climax is very amusing. Closed fairly strong.
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University of Iowa, Keith-Albee Vaudeville Collection, Manager Reports, 13 June 1910-20 February 1911