Dooley & Sales
25 min. They put over as big a hit as they have ever made in this house. They are using a lot of their old material but have freshened it up in spots and they kept the audience laughing from start to finish.
“All for Democracy”
12 min. This is a picturesque novelty right up to the time. The characters are remarkably life-like and well known speeches by the great men impersonated brought rounds of applause. The act scored solidly and finished to a big hand.
Santos & Hayes
16 min. A very good comedy act by two girls. They get a lot of comedy out of the difference in their size and figures and were one of the big laughing hits of the bill. Two or three songs are used and their finish in Buster Brown costumes was a riot.
Holmes & Buchanan
9 min. A classy singing turn by a man and woman. Have played the act two or three times and it has always made good. Both have good voices and their songs were well received.
“Motor Boting”
19 min. One of Billie Burke’s acts with four people. Use comedy talk and songs with a lot of old-time burlesque bits. An old-fashioned act but it got over with fair results.
Browne Sisters
12 min. One of the girls formerly appeared in a single turn as “Flavilla.” Doing the same kind of an act with another girl, the two playing accordions. They use popular music and the act was well received.
Seven Bracks
12 min. A very showy acrobatic turn by seven men. They wear attractive costumes and their routine of tricks is varied and well executed, particularly the risely work which is about the best we have seen. Made an excellent closing act.
Bert Fitzgibbon
18 min. The usual string of nonsensical chatter is used by this comedian. Although a lot of it is old, it brought good results and a young girl who sings from one of the boxes was a big help. She sang two numbers, each of which earned a round of applause and the act closed to a big hand.
Yvette & Saranoff
18 min. This act was one of the big applause hits of the show. They have a highly colored and very elaborately costumed musical novelty which will fill an important spot on any bill. Their violin numbers pleased the music lovers and they help it along by bits of comedy well handled. They closed to a very big hand.
Stella Mayhew
18 min. Her single offering is one of the best acts she has ever used in vaudeville. All but one of her numbers are new and there is plenty of comedy in her work from start to finish. She also adds just a little patriotic touch to her offering, referring to the absence of her former partner, Billie Taylor, and this won her an extra round of applause. She has some very good songs, gets them over with her usual magnetic personality and registered a solid hit.