Ryan and Ryan
8 min. in 1, spl.. Man and woman in novelty dancing act. Made a nice opener.
Innis Bros
(16 mins.) A very good next to closing comedy turn. They do a lot of “nut” comedy and eccentric dancing and got a lot of laughs with a routine of tangled talk. Finished with some fast stepping and closed to a good hand.
Joseph Howard & Company in “Chin Toy”
(30 mins.) About the best act that Howard has given us and was a big applause winner. He does little himself except a meledy of old-time songs, all of them going big. Etylyn Clark’s specialty stood out strong. They have some good dancing and specialty by the Chinese. Entire act is well presented.
Clara Howard
(17 mins.) This girl has some very good songs and also handles a lot of snappy comedy along with her numbers. She puts plenty of snap into her work and got a lot of laughs. Her songs scored solidly. An excellent single.
De Haven & Nice
(17 mins.) Did very well with their eccentric comedy and dancing. It is something away from the ordinary and closing with some clever eccentric stepping they got over in very good shape.
Eric Zardo
(14 mins.) One of the big applause hits of the bill. His numbers are all classical but his execution is wonderful. Was given the strictest attention by the audience and closed to a very good hand.
Nash & O’Donnell
(21 mins.) in “Almost Single” – An excellent comedy sketch. Contains a cross-fire of comedy lines from start to finish and most of them brought big laughs. The sketch is very well played, prettily staged and was a big sized hit.
June Mills & Company
(12 mins.) A rough comedy singing turn that got a lot of laughs and closed strong. The woman resorts to a lot of low comedy with her songs and gets it over and she has good assistance from a man who sings in the orchestra pit.
Powell & Vernie
(11 mins.) A very nice dancing act by a girl and boy, the former making her changes in view of the audience. They do a fairly good routine of stepping and did very nicely in the opening spot.
Osborne Trio
9 min. in 3. This acrobatic act held the audience fairly well, closing the show.