W.S. Harvey
Juggling act with more attempts at comedy by the woman.
Madge P. Maitland
She
is offering more of a singing monolog.
The talk is introduced with a reason and
the different parts hold together. She
gives an idea of a tough boy trying to tell
his pal a few bits of American history.
The talk has virtue, if only in the fact
that it is away from the hackneyed stories
and gags that have been repeated until
they ‘bag at the knee.
Charlotte Perry
Based upon a murder leading upto an inquisitorial examination. The Murderess confesses to save her crippled brother from going to jail.
Hans Liebel and Louise Pellman
Too many entrances and exits. The play is drawn out past it’s logical conclusion.
Louise Montrose and Auto Girls
Four girls assist with the auto song. Dress as cowboys and girls for the cowboy song finding oppotunity for the effective use of lariats.
Madeline Diston
House darkens after annoucment and a moving picture shows a train arriving. She arrives through a slit in the drop.
White City Quartet
“They suffered from nervousness and and were amateurish in their work throughout.” George Donaldson, the comedian borrowed jokes from other acts and spoils them.