La Toy & Vesta
(12 mins.) Starting with several minutes of talk that is not very good, this act did not do so well in the closing spot. Their acrobatic stuff is all right but they are a little bit too long getting to it. Closed only fair.
Duffy & Mann
15 min in 1 and 2 spec. Neat talking act with plenty of laughs. Went over very good indeed.
Duval & Symonds
Man and woman in a little talking skit and some pretty bright lines; the people have splendid personalities and this also serves its purpose in this spot. 15 min. in one.
Jarvis & Harrison
Talking. The first part of act was rather slow but got going early part o act and finished very good 15 min in special drop in 1.
Robert Emmet Keane
(13 mins.) A classy single that held this spot in fine shape. He has a lot of good stories, tells them well, and finished with a poem that took him off to a big hand.
Ethel Clifton in “Diamond Cut Diamond”
(21 mins.) Made only a fair impression. Fairly well played but it is talky and drags. Little action to it until near the finish. Closed to a fair hand.
Charles Irwin
With a lot of new material he still is a very classy single. Offering consists of stories, some chatter and two or three bits of poetry. He delivers all of his stuff in a polished manner and was a good sized applause hit. (21 mins.)
Jarvis & Harrison
Put in to replace Ed. Morton who was taken ill. These people have a little talking act with (special scenery) that does not amount to great deal. 16 min. in 1 1/2.
Wanzer & Palmer
Man and woman in an act composed entirely of talking, the woman a sort of a reformer and the man a coal team driver on a holiday. the latter has bright lines which are fairly well delivered, and pleased. 14 min. in one.
Arthur Terry
The Talking Cowboy. Has a good line of chatter, on the order of the old act of Will Rogers. Went good this afternoon. 8 min in 1.