F.S. Garden. Woman assistant. Time 10. Little short of miraculous. His straight work on the bounding rope is exceptional in that he uses no balancing pole. When he begins turning somersaults on the rope while playing a violin, he is a knockout. A truly great act.
Assisted by Ada Lane and Franklin Batie. In 1. Time 28. Wilson is far advanced over last year as a comedian. The audience screamed throughout.
F.S. Palace. Time 9. 6 attractive girls. They appear in three conceptions. Acrobatic and novelty dancing. The act is bright and fast and deserved more applause than it received. They sing entirely in German.
Time 5. Ventriloquist. In 1. Comes down to audience at finish. The best ever seen here. A huge hit. He works away from Reynard in every point. His comedy is high class.
F.S. Garden. Time 19. An act built up on the characteristics of bull dogs. Very funny and original throughout. The “football” finish is a scream and won tremendous applause.
Open C.D.F. Close in 1. Time 17. High class instrumentalists. They play xylophones, cornet, trombones and organ chimes. Very stylish and effective minstrel finish with fancy dance. Some instrumental imitations, good.
Special gilt frame F.S. plush curtain. Time 9. Very attractive hunting poses. A big hit with applause after every pose.
1 man, 2 woman [sic]. C.D.F. 12 min. Highly skillful juggling and balancing work. A big hit.
Man and woman. F.S. with abundant special apparatus. Time 16. Highly interesting and amusing exhibition of sharpshooting. They have numerous “stunts” which bring rounds of applause. A decided hit.
Open in C.D.F., close in 1. Time 19. Presenting their familiar act, “The Fakir and The Prima Donna.” Barnes continues his tactics of “kidding” the audience. Much that he says borders on indecency. Some had to be cut. Miss Crawford is pleasing ornamentation.
