Miguel Robledillo
Of all the wire walkers he is the best. F.S.
Wm. H. Thompson and Co.
“Pride of Regiment.” An excellent play most excellently presented. F.S.
Fred Dupree
His stories and travesty seemed to please quite well. In one.
Clark and Bergman
“A Baseball Flirtation.” With songs, dances and clever talk this proves a refreshing number. In one but we gave them a little setting.
Gus Edwards’ Song Revue
Edwards and his youngsters appear to be very popular here, advance solo heavy, and if the blizzard ever lets up, they will be responsible for a big business.
James J. Morton
Same old Morton, some of the same old material and the same old hit as ever. In one.
“The Little Stranger”
A good one-act play of the racetrack, comedy and sentiment intermingling in an attractive way that made the offering a success. F.S.
Arthur J. Pickens and Co.
“Freddie.” This is a very merry farce that gave satisfaction in this positions. In one.
Maxini Bros. and Bobby
Fine acrobats and one of the best trained dogs we have ever known.
Photoplane
Weekly events of international interest. Fairly good list of subjects.