Margaret Ford
Singer of Songs of Today — She sings in a baritone voice also a clear soprano — very neat appearance. 8 min. in one; went good.
Sam Yee Troupe
Five people; two men, two women and a boy. Juggling and acrobatic; swinging by the hair of their head; one man swings or slides down a wire from the balcony by his hair. 10 min. full; went good.
Ray W. Snow, Assisted by Marine Velmar
In “YOU PiC k ‘EM” – Comedy skit, full of funny sayings, which went over good. 17 min. in one.
Chas. Ledeger
Comedy Bounding and Ropealogurist – bounding and dancing on tight rope; uses a pole. 9 min. full; went good.
International Revue
Seven men. Dressed to represent different nationalities. “A New creation in Minstrelsy” — A blend of song and humor. This act did not go over as strong as I thought it would — only received a light hand through act and same at finish. 20 min. full.
Peggy Brooks
Singing comedienne. Singing and telling Scotch stories — Peggy could get her stories over with telling effect as she had the “brogue” with her. Received number of laughs through her act, also hands and a big hand at finish. Responded twice to encore. 12 min. in one.
Thelma De Rona
Novelty Trapeze Artist. Six minutes of rapid work on the trapeze. Received a fair hand through act and same on finish.
Murphy & Lockmar
Man & woman. In a comedy skit entitled “The Laugh Trust” – Talking, and plenty of laughter on their part, but little with the audience — close with a song. Went very weak. 10 min. in one.
McRae & Glegg
Man and woman. In “The Intruder and the Queen of the Wheel”. This is a very neat act– woman rides straight; man introduces the comedy. Received a few light hands thro act, also the same at finish. 8 min. full.
Leipsig
He surely knows how to handle the cards — Mis tricks was amazing to some of the card sharps of this town — they say he is a wonder. Received a number of hands and laughs thro act and a good hand at finish. 17 min. in one.