Man, woman, young woman, 2 boys. Time 20. C.D.F. Presenting “The Suit Case”, by Searl Allen. The sketch is the best yet by Allen. It is a neat farce, well complicated and cleverly worked out. It seems a little too long, but is genuinely novel. After the sketch the family indulges in dancingfest, the two boys doing clever work.
4 women, 2 men. Time 10. Special F.S. This excellent instrumental act is just 365 days better than last year. Score tremendous hit.
C.D.F. Time 16. La Triska as a “mechanical doll” is very clever and could scarcely be improved upon. She won frequent bursts of applause. Horton carries her out to the audience fo [sic] “examination” and gets screams of laughter.
In 1. Time 10. Sings with pleasing voice several songs and tells a few college-y jokes. Gets by in this spor [sic] in good shape.
A refined singing turn, the
woman practically is doing a single and hardly
appearing strong enough to carry the entire
act in that way.
While the Idea of doing dances of all nations gives them little opportunity to display the best of steps, through too much being given at the one time, with no break during the running, naturally causes it to become monotonous.
Two women and a man – a first
comedy appearance and then changing Immediately to straight riding with an occasional combination formation
constitutes the turn.
