Clarice Vance
Opened moderately well, picked up with the second song, and, for the remainder of the time, had easy sailing. Appeared to be well liked. Good finish. Olio in one, 15 minutes.
Willa Holt Wakefield
Society entertainer in one with grand piano 13 min. Miss Wakefield was well received this afternoon being called back twice. She has a number of new songs.
Jack Reidy and Elsie Currier
13 minutes in one. Special drop. One of the best singing acts we play, with harp. Went well at both shows, and could easily have gone further down on the bill.
Rutan’s Song Birds
Two men and two children and the little four-year old tot is a wonder. Made a hit as they are all good. F.S. Can close in one.
Carl McCullough
The running of the show, in order to give preference of place to some of the strong acts, and also because of the fact that this young man didn’t do as well as I expected, necessitated moving him up to this position. Not nearly the success that has been credited to him in other cities. 19 Min. in One.
Reidy & Currier
Singing act in “one.” A most refined singing act and went extremely well at the matinee today.
Camille Ober
Vocalist. 14 minutes in One. Miss Ober sings four songs, reaching the highest known vocal notes. All four songs went big. Her costumes are also very attractive, and the act, as a whole, is classy.
Josephine Gabel
This woman retains all the dash and vim as heretofore but falls in short in getting her songs over. 11 minutes in 1.
Jeanne Germaine
French-American Soprano.
12 Mins. One.
Tall statuesque blonde woman with a mellifluous soprano voice and interesting arrangement of old and new songs. She calls her cycle ”Songs Of Yesterday and Today” and sings most of the old favorites. Her rendition of the present musical hits is perfect as regards technique. Her act is unusually well arranged from a vaudeville standpoint, the straight classical number being wisely tabooed.
Grand Opera Duet
12 Mins. “Two” and “One.”
Male and female combination both with trained voices in a straight operatic repertoire. Excellent voices the woman a tuneful soprano and the man a baritone. They held interest, an unusual proceeding for an act of this type at this house. With slight re-adjustments the pair are strong enough for the best bills.