Adelaide
Assisted by Johnny J. Hughes and “Poster Girls”, she presented a dancing number entitled, “The Poster’s Dream” which is good.
The Arlington Four
These boys sing well, dance well, and fill an early position very nicely. In one.
Visocchi Bros
Accordion players, one whistling, and a pretty good little act for the “Pop” houses. In one.
“Dinklespiel’s Christmas”
First rate comedy play, an exceedingly capable cast, with the result that here we have one of the most valuable offerings of the season. Full stage.
Mlle. Vallecita’s Musical Leopards
Handsome woman, beautiful animals, magnificent equipment and best leopard act we ever played. Full stage.
Willard Simms and Co.
“Flinder’s Furnished Flat”. Same as ever and audience laughing continually but he must be encouraged to provide a new act. He has one and only awaits opportunity to play it. Full stage, closing in one.
Chas. Leonard Fletcher
Three new character studies in his offering and every one of them good. The “Down and Out” park lounger, a sort of “Weary Willie”, is one of the best bit I ever saw and even superior to anything Chevalier did. Best act he ever gave us and new. Open and closes in one.
Quinn and Yeager
These boys are good dancers and ought to open any bill in a pleasing manner. In one.
Tops, Topsy and Tops
There are certainly two clever dogs in this offering and their work shows more intelligence than that of the man and woman although they are by no means bad except the woman tries to sing kid songs and does not look the part. Full stage.
The American Vitagraph
“The Paris Flood”. Very clever and interesting pictures of France’s disaster.