Maud Ronair & Joe Ward
All week. Singing dancing and talking. 15 min. in one going just as good as first three days.
Gibson & Ranney
Man and woman, comedy sketch “The Cowboy Courtship” no singing, lot of rough work, went very good with the audience, don’t think much of it myself. 15 minutes interior.
Hugh Blaney
Descriptive singer, popular selection, parodies, a fine singer, 10 minutes in one, went big.
6 Abdallahs
6 men whirlwind acrobats and tumblers, plenty of good stuff, lively, 8 minutes full stage exterior, WENT BIG.
John Geiger
Trick Violinist, imitations and trick playing, imitations very good and trick playing hard to beat, 12 minutes in one. Italian character. WENT BIG.
Miller & Lyle
2 colored men, talking act finishing with burlesque boxing while dancing, their talking is very funny and the finish is a scream, 10 minutes in one, went big.
3 O’Connor Sisters
Singing and dancing act, nicely dressed several changes, good singing, good dancing, 10 minutes C.D.F. went big.
Four Original Londons
Casting act. 7 minutes. Full stage. Daring and finished work of all four, and the best act of its kind in the business. Went big.
Laddie Cliff
Grotesque singing and dancing. 16 minutes in One. practically the same work he did here two seasons ago. A tremendous hit. One of the biggest things in a big show.
“Everywife”
25 minutes, opening three minute in One; plush curtains, then alternatively to full stage and in one the four scenes. This probably the biggest and best production in all respects ever seen in this house. Today (Monday) it is the talk of the town. Scenery fine, costumes beautiful, and acting superb. No low comedy—no burlesque, and everything in a curious vein. Made big impression on both Sunday audiences.