“Lightning” Hopper
This cartoonist goes very nicely here early on the bill. In one.
The Marlo Trio
Two men and a woman in a horizontal bar act good enough to open the best bill. Full stage.
Beatrice Ingram
“The Duchess”. This is a real play in one act containing splendid material, and new, Miss Ingram thoroughly capable and ably supported. As the action progresses there occurs to your mind Rose Stahl in “The Chorus Lady” and Miss Ingram in “The Duchess” does not suffer by comparison. Just as big a hit today as was Rose Stahl when she played here.
Dunbar’s Goat Circus
The goat that plays the part of clown comedian is clever and the act is good to open any show. Full stage.
Warren, Lyon and Meyers
“A Little of Everything”. Singing, dancing, comedy lines, some good business, and altogether a good act. Full stage, closing in one.
Minnie St. Claire
I should say this offering is almost identical with that of Lotta Gladstone, just as good, no better, no worse, with the difference that Miss St. Claire uses none of Miss Gladstone’s material. In one.
MacRae and Levering
Two men in a bicycle act. One man doing the straight work and the other a comedian doing some good work on freak wheels. Pleased in this position. Full stage.
Alf. Grant
A good comedian giving a lot of diversified work, witty stories, character types, etc. In one.
Connelly and Webb
In musical comedy entitled, “A Stormy Finish”. They gave a good performance but to our mind Mr. Connelly over does his foolishness. She has a good voice, he is a clever pianist and their comedy is better when toned down. Full stage.
The Dollar Troupe
Of all the acrobatic troupes we have played none is better than this. Full stage.