Viola Gillette and Company
Unexpected visit to a bachelor’s apartment of a relative subject to fits. The bachelor is due at a fancy dress party with a woman selected by a matchmaker. The butler thinks that the date is the relative.
Diamond and Morton
Depends on mistaken identity.
Rillie Deaves and Company
The best hit of the act is Fred Bowman’s character study of the front row enthusiast who is grey haired and old and pays to get smiles from the beauties on stage. Miss Deaves acting is forced.
Grace Gardner and Louis Simon
S. Miller Kent
Frank I. Frayne “plays a Chinaman without inpiring the audience with murderous thoughts.”
Rose Stahl
Has returned from out west. Travel is shown by the white gloves of one of the characters in the piece.
Chas. T. Ellis and wife
Realistic snow storm. Flakes still falling while the company took a curtain call
Virgina Earl
Six good looking young men, all lively who work with spirit. The setting is the private apartment of a leading lady. The men should be allowed to wander around speaking to each other naturally rather than remain seated. “Harry L. Tighe is lost entirely too much to the feminine continget present through application at the piano. Mr Tighe is the personification of an ideal West Pointer in a cadet’s uniform and the girls in the house sigh for him continually.”
John C. Rice and Sally Cohen
Miss Cohen plays a drunk and Mr. Rice does some of his best work.
O’Brian and Havel (Effie Lawrence)
Lawrence has a pretty face and good figure. O’Brian should allow her to rest upon her own merits.