Larry’s “Comedy Club”
30 minutes full stage. Own fine set. Good lively act that always pleases.
Louis Simon, Grace Gardner
“The New Coachman”. 30 minutes full stage. Show just begins here. Going as big as ever.
Dick Lynch
Monologue, burlesque songs & dancing. Simply impossible.
Griff the Festive Juggler
18 minutes full stage. Good act but not strong enough to wake them up.
Laurie Ordway
English comedienne. 18 minutes in 1. An utter impossibility.
Rio
The modern gymnast. 8 minutes in 1. Not good enough to open any show in the big houses.
Three Ernests
9 minutes full stage. The fastest and best comedy acrobatic act we have played in a long while, to my mind, better than the Camille Trio. Closing this show with a scream and tremendous applause.
Harry Bulgar
16 minutes in 1. Bulgar sings five comedy songs, the first two in full evening dress, and the other all in comedy make-ups, closing the act with an eccentric dance. Each number received good applause, while the closing dance went strong enough for him to take four bows and make a little speech. While he is no big positive hit for us, I feel the value is here in the name, while his work compares favorable with that of any of the legitimate stars that have gone into vaudeville. I have had a long talk with him and advised using the comedy make-ups all through thus eliminating the dress suit, and I feel that the value of the act will be enhanced fifty percent thereby. From present indications it looks like he will draw is some money, and I am well satisfied with the engagement.
Jane Courthope & Co.
26 minutes, Full Stage. Own set. Of all the pretentious complete productions, that have been seen in vaudeville, this one takes the prize. The sketch is very interesting and holds the attention throughout. Closed to many curtain calls. Splendid value in this act.
Fitzgerald and His Juggling Girls
12 minutes, Full Stage. A big groupe [sic] of people doing the stereotype club juggling. Nothing in it to warrant the expenditure. Would only make a good opening act.