Bessie Rempel
(17 mins.) A novelty sketch that got plenty of laughs. Closed to a very good hand. It is talky, but all comedy and the material is first class. A little slow at the close, and this was responsible for its light finish.
Leon Stanton & Co.
A fair light comedy skit. Seemed to please the audience tonight. 18 min in special scenery in 3.
Gibson & Connelli in “The Honeymoon”
(23 mins.) One of the very best comedy sketches in vaudeville. This is its third time here and it was just as big a hit as ever.
Travers & Douglas
(19 mins.) A very good light comedy sketch with three people. It has a lot of bright lines, comedy is well played and got a lot of laughs. Closed to a good hand.
Leon Stanton & Co.
In “Money and Matrimony.” Comedy sketch. Relie of the war of ’61. California is the scene of the sketch. Special drop. This act went over rather tame. 15 min. full.
“Indoor Sports”
This sketch is a very good laughing hit. It is along the lines of broad farce but is very well handled and the comedy brought plenty of laughs. Closed strong. (21 mins.)
“Married Life”
The Blondell Company
Harry Holman & CO.
(20 mins.) A new comedy sketch that went over big. It is along the line of his former offering, very well played, full of laughs and with a sentimental bit at the finish that brought good results. A very good comedy sketch.
Harry J. Conley
(26 mins.) This act got over in splendid shape, being one of the best rural comedy sketches we have played in sometime. The trick scenic finish also scored and they finished strong.