Mazie King
Three scenes of dancing and one song. The first settiing is “The Garden of Roses” and the drop is a house set. The second “The Land of Snow” is probably carried and the final “Niagra Falls” is a moving cascade background.
Genaro and Bailey
The effect is smarter when they just offer dances.
John C. Rice and Sally Cohen
Miss Cohen plays a drunk and Mr. Rice does some of his best work.
Johnnie Carroll
O’Brian and Havel (Effie Lawrence)
Lawrence has a pretty face and good figure. O’Brian should allow her to rest upon her own merits.
Cooper and Robinson
Henriette De Serris
The first showing in New York. She uses both bronze and marbel reliefs as well as coloured pictures. Military subjects are used for the models, picket guard, machine gun and field piece crew carrying an American flag in proper colours.
George H Wood
Patrice
A melodrama taken from her legitimate days. Not a great deal of action and considerable pathos.
Talbot and Rogers
Different act than last seen. No “heavy tragedian” or horse play.