Ernest Carr and Co.
Presenting the political satire “The Grafter.” Mr. Carr, as the grafter, makes an ideal politician, the girl is rather weak in the act, plot is very good and held the audience very well. 20 min. full stage.
Tom Jack Trio
Two ladies and a man in musical novelties. Open up with cornet solo and then give some tunes in trick balls and tambourines, finishing with a medley on bells, went fair. 12 min. full stage.
Dr. Herman
The man who tamed Electricity. His experiments are very interesting, but his comedy work on the subjects is what gets the audience. Had them jumping out of their seats with the different situations he puts his subjects in, big hit, and look for it to do some business for me. 17 min. full stage.
Lydia Barry
In her new act, this is a very hard spot on my bill for a single woman, but Miss Barry got them from the start, her songs are of the right kind and well delivered. She makes two changes of costume both of which are magnificent. The audience at the finish of act kept calling for more. Made a very big hit. 19 min. in one. Miss Harry carries a young man accompanist for her songs with her.
Agnes Scott and Henry Keane
Presenting sketch “Drifting.” The most beautiful stage setting we have ever had. The story is very interesting and has some good comedy situations, went very big. 17 min. full stage, own setting.
Arlington Four
Singing and dancing messenger boys, went very big. 19 min. full stage.
J. Arthur O’Brien and Co.
In the farce “His Wife’s Butler.” A very good comedy sketch, full of funny situations. Three people full stage, went very good. 14 min.
Karl
Wizard of the One String. The music that he gets out of his one string cigar box instrument is wonderful. Making a fine stage appearance himself and could go further down on the bill and more than make good. Act made a hit. 14 min. in one.
The Vander Koors
Grotesque Illusionists. Made a good opening act. 11 min. full stage.
Frank Mayne
In “The Third Degree.” An intensely dramatic sketch, four people, a very capable company. Mr. Mayne’s portrayal of seven different characters very good. Big hit. 26 min full stage.