Homer B. Mason & Co.
Porter Emerson Brown’s new comedy “In and Out.” Carries special set showing interior and exterior of house. Some good comedy situations and altogether pleasing. Full Stage.
“Some Bride”
Le Roy Lytton and Co.
“The Lost Boy”
Percy Waram & Co.
Two men and one woman. Comedy sketch. The Boatswains Mate. The comedy is good. Sketch went good. 16 minutes.
Emily Greene & Company
20 minutes full stage. A comedy sketch that has some very good laughs in it and is going very well.
Edwin Barry & Co.
In “The Home Breaker” 20 min. Full stage. About the average vaudeville sketch; gets some laughs and don’t do the bill any particular harm.
Thos. E. Ince & Co.
Comedy sketch, “Sunshine Adams.” 5 people. A rather pleasing light comedy sketch, telling a pretty story and well interspersed with laughs. There is something lacking in the sketch, however, to make it land properly. Went fairly well here today. C.D.Fcy in 3. Time 13 min.
J. Francis Dooley & Corinne Sales
“Pavement Patter.” I do not recall an act that has received such laughter and applause in this house as this one. They were simply a “riot” and that ought to satisfy anyone. Street in 1. Time 29 min.
Chas. Gill & Co.
In “The Devil, the Servant and the Man.” A good novel sketch, spoiled by bad acting. It is a toss up whether Mr. Gill or his support is the worse. 21 Min. F.S.