Carrie DeMar
Just as vivacious and charming as ever. She did five songs, three of them new, in most excellent fashion. Opens in one; closes in two.
Kaufman Bros.
Balckface [sic] comedians who do fairly well. In one.
Sprague and McNeece
Man and woman in a nice little roller skating performance that serves the purpose of opening the show. F.S.
Harry B. Lester
Of all the imitators of stage celebrities he, in our judgement, about the best. In one.
Stone and Kalise
“Mon Amour.” Fine-looking people with good voices and splendid acting ability which assured an excellent performance. F.S.
Rutan’s Song Birds
Two men and two children and the little four-year old tot is a wonder. Made a hit as they are all good. F.S. Can close in one.
Brent Hayes
Banjoist. One of the best of the performers on this instrument. In one.
Lasky’s “California”
A good opera from every standpoint, music, book, lyrics, cast and staging. Full stage.
The Langdons
“A Night on the Boulevard” A novelty, full of comedy, and pleased decidedly. F.S.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Connelly
“Sweethearts”. This offering is a success here, dainty, well presented, good from a scenic standpoint and thoroughly pleased to patrons. F.S.