Morton and Moore
Songs, dancing and travesty. A hit. F.S. but gave us a couple of minutes in one.
The Alpine Troupe
3 girls and 2 young men in a double wire act and as good as any we have ever played. F.S.
Honey and Lee
“The Hebrew Policeman.” Some clever talk, good line of parodies and close with some eccentric dancing. In one.
Cotter and Boulden
Man and woman who sing, dance, do a little piano playing and woman uses the banjo to accompany herself two of her numbers. All right in this position.
“The Road to Richmond”
Good war drama.
Herzog’s Horses
Now here is entertainment good and plenty and one of the finest equestrian performances we ever presented. F.S.
Bert Kalmar and Jessie Brown
In songs and dances they made quite a popular impression and will do nicely on any bill in not too hard a place. F.S. closing in one.
George B. Reno and Co.
“The Misfit Army”. There is Reno, lady, fat man, tall man and dwarf. They do a lot of burlesque drilling and while a little drawn out it makes quite a good holiday act. Open in one, close F.S.
Fox and Millership Sisters
Singing, dancing and chatter. Did not hurt the bill in this position. In one.
Marion Murray and Co.
“The Prima Donna’s Honeymoon.” A farce comedy well played, full of good humor and we pronounce it O.K. F.S.