Altus Bros.
Club Jugglers. 8 minutes in 2. A very good fast opening act. Doing all right.
3 Juggling Millers
3 men. Time 9. In 3 woods. High class club throwing and juggling act. Work fast, neat and clean.
Jean Bedini and Arthur
Clever juggler, good comedian, what more can we ask. Full stage closing in one.
Tom Hearn
English jester. Has a new set, which is a good opener. He continues to demolish everything in sight and creates the usual responsive laugh. Full stage. Time 13.
Moung Toon and Moung Chet
12 minutes. Full stage. Two Burmese jugglers who perform wonderful feats of ball passing and throwing without the aid of the hands. Hollow wiker balls and glass balls about six inches in diameter are used. Splendid novelty and goes well with our audience.
Five Mowatts
9 min. F.S. One of the best club-swinging acts in the world, and better than ever since their return from the other side. Make a good closing feature, receiving applause through and finishing strong.
Howard Bros.
18 min. F.S., close in one. These boys juggling the banjos are immense. The music is secondary to their juggling, but the act is a decided novelty, and they got a big hand. The stage setting is effective. In their closing, they show what they can do in music besides juggling. The close was very good.
Sam Elton
Time 12 minutes, full stage. While this man is a clever juggler and acrobat, his name is not of sufficient importance to pull his money. In order to justify the salary he gets he should be billed as a headliner, and his act does not warrant being given that prominence.
W. C. Fields
On at 3:35, 19 minutes full stage with close in 1. Fields had some trouble with his croquet lawn this morning and was unable to use it this afternoon but went on with his billiard table act and went as good as ever, the comedy end getting plenty of laughs all through.
Tom Hearn
Supposed to be a comedy juggler. The funniest thing he does is to have the audience throw turnips at him. Act fair.