James B. Donovan
Has Rena Arnold with him because he is lonesome working alone. Provided a boy to talk to instead of the orchesta leader. Others who made the leader a partner in their act should follow suit. Miss Arnold is dainty in appearance.
Jeanne Ardell
“Has four small blacks to furnish the ginger she lacks.” Children are badly dressed, with ripped stockings. The act offers some good dancing from the children.
Edgar Forman
Would do better with cleaner costumes. “The Day of the filthily dressed tramp is gone.”
Elizabeth Miller
Should never again wear red gloves with a white dress. She needs arm sheilds.
Bert Fitzgibbon, Theodore Morse and Jack Drislane.
Morse looked dignified in a tuxedo
Harry Thompson
Little Garry Owen and Company
The “company” is a woman who is apparently the boy’s mother. “Precious child” with a “impression of unspoiled childishness.” Act ran long and made him seem exhausted. Came out dressed like a girl at first.
Ralph Post and Ed. Russell
The gags are ‘selected’ without discrimination as several old gags appear. Dancing was particlarily good.
Col. Magnus Schultz
Three platforms, one which is fixed, the other two swinging. The three trapeze dogs leap across them. “The other tricks are common place”
Three Westons
“Dress Daintily.” Two were previous child Vaudville actors, a third, a girl was added to play cello.