The Great Lorch Family
A really great acrobatic act. Ten people, three horses and a donkey. Open in two with a special drop, which they carry and close in a house set full stage.
Caroline Franklin—Wm. Wilson and Co.
“A Club Woman?” A rather clever sketch. Full stage. Would not care to repeat.
Vittorio and Georgetto
“The Upside Down Boys.” A novel, comedy acrobatic act which did very well in this position. Full stage.
The Sutcliffe Troupe
This is the only act in the bill that fell down. Nothing but the picturesque side of the act gives it any value. The bagpipe playing is all right. It is a little novelty, but their acrobatic work is decidedly slow and they fail to score very strongly. 10 Min. F.S.
Fields & Lewis
Well-known comedy act. It is only necessary to say that they made a big hit. 20 Min. Open in Two. Close in One.
John C. Rice & Sally Cohen
In their new act “The Path of the Primroses.” This sketch is decidedly different from anything these people have given in vaudeville. It is a decided novelty and gave splendid satisfaction. 24 Min. open F.S. Close in One.
Ellis & McKenna
Two men in a singing act which is out of the usual rut and which pleased the audience most decidedly. 15 Min. in One.
Al & Fannie Stedman
Well-known comedy singing and piano act. Fared first rate in this spot. 17 Min. in One.
McGinniss Bros.
In a very clever singing, dancing, eccentric comedy act, which got over very nicely and could have held a better spot on the bill. 15 Min. in One.
The Sanders Troupe
Russian dancers, 5 people 3 men and two women, nicely dressed novelty dancing act opening with a little singing. A new kind of act for Pawtucket, did not get much applause but the people are certainly talking about them. Rather short time, only seven minutes, they work the whole time, interior, full stage.