Anderson and Yvel
Anderson and Yvel, roller skaters, do a ballroom dancing on the wheels and have changed their turn to include a burlesque Egyptian “dance” and also an Apache number. It is a very fast and sensational act of its kind.
Sprague and McNeece
Man and woman in a nice little roller skating performance that serves the purpose of opening the show. F.S.
The Rexos
Man and woman in fancy skating number. Very good of its kind. Scored throughout and finished strong. Terrace in five, 13 minutes.
Simmons & Bradley
Skating act. While these people deserve credit for their effort to get out of the usual rut of skating acts and introduce a number of dances with particularly effective costumes and scenery, the fact remains that their work is not as effective as their former skating act. 9 minutes full stage.
Roy Harram’s Skating Girls
8 minutes fs. Special set. Roller skating by a man and three girls. Good opener or closer, but owing to the preponderance of singing in this show, we were obliged to move them up here to break it up. Went well.
Gere and Delaney
Man and woman in a roller skating exhibition. Carry their own scenery, which gives the act a spectacular effect. While their routine is of the ordinary calibre [sic], they manage to give the show a great start. Eighteen minutes, full stage.
Sprague & McNeece
Man and woman in classy roller skating offering. Went very well, and introduced a very entertaining routine of work. Plenty of style. Good strong finish. Special oyo in 4, 9 min. (Milwaukee)
Asaki
A clean cut young Jap. While roller-skating (which, by the way, is a splendid exhibition) he goes through a routine of juggling that calls for strong hand and makes a good opener. Nine minutes, full stage.
Jeters & Rogers
10 minutes full stage. A good fast comedy skating act that could hold a more important spot.
Marcus and Gartelle
“Roller Skaters” well known. Marcus is working in white face, instead of black as heretofore, which does not affect the act. They seem to get the laughs and open the show with plenty of life. Full stage, 9 minutes.