Nichols & Wood
“A Hotel Happening” — Man and woman; Comedy singing, talking and dancing. Drop representing a hotel interior; 12 min. in one. Went good.
Al White Jr. & Ruth Adams
12 min. Songs and dances. A local act, but made good on its merits. Both children and unusually good dancers. Plenty of snap and go to the offering. Boy sings two songs with good results and the act closed to a. big hand.
Shirley Sisters
11 min. in 1. Combination of singing and dancing. Make nice appearance, but went only fair.
Christie Mac Donald
23 min. “Cupid’s Mirror.” Her first vaudeville appearance here and she was very well received in a very prettily staged and pleasing vehicle. Miss MacDonald sings several numbers and is assisted by a young man and young woman who also introduce one dance number. Their trio numbers were warmly received and Miss MacDonald closed strong with her popular “Day Dreams.”
Christie Mac Donald
23 min. “Cupid’s Mirror.” Her first vaudeville appearance here and she was very well received in a very prettily staged and pleasing vehicle. Miss MacDonald sings several numbers and is assisted by a young man and young woman who also introduce one dance number. Their trio numbers were warmly received and Miss MacDonald closed strong with her popular “Day Dreams.”
Clinton & Rooney
15 min. in 1. Boy and girl in a singing, talking, and dancing skit. The girl is a very good dancer. Went fair.
Bertie Ford
15 min. in 1 and 2, spl. man and woman in a routine of singing and dancing; well dressed and nice stage setting. The dancing is above the average and they closed to a good hand.
Three Misses Stewards
12 min. This Trio formerly appeared as Stewart Sisters and Escorts. Open with a song number but dancing forms the major portion of their act and the six varied numbers in attractive costume furnished a very good opener.
The Spanish Dancers
35 min. This act was lifted bodily from “The Land of Joy” which played an engagement of four weeks at one of the local theatres during the past season. The entire company, with the exception of one or two of the principals, are in the vaudeville act and their program consists of fourteen numbers. It is a highly colored dance production and elaborately costumed. All the song numbers are in Spanish. It is a big novelty and should draw business despite the warm weather.
Barto & Clark
17 min. f.s., spl. This act deserves credit for most original setting for a conventional singing and dancing act. Went over very good.