Emma Carus
(20 mins.) Started a little slowly at first but picked up rapidly with some new songs and when she struck her dancing bits she closed to a very big hand.
Spencer & Williams
(19 mins.) A very good comedy talking and singing act by a man and woman. Their material has plenty of snap to it and the man is an excellent comedian. They held this spot in very good shape and closed to a good hand.
Jack Benny
(15 mins.) A corking good single that got over great, being one of the big applause hits of the bill. He plays a little violin, but depends mostly on his comedy chatter for laughs and he got a lot of them. Closed very strong. If anyone is looking for a good comedy act in one, here it is.
Hermine Shone in “The New Moon”
(28 mins.) A pretty playlet, very elaborately and artistically staged. It is quiet and a little long but got over with fairly good results without creating anything more than a good impression.
Transfield Sisters
(15 mins.) A very nice little musical act. The girls play several different instruments, sing a couple of numbers and closed strong with a xylophone duet.
Raymond Wilbert
(13 mins.) Mixing a variety of juggling tricks with some smart comedy talk this fellow did very nicely in the opening spot.
Grace Hayes & Co.
12 min. in 1
A young lady with a pleasing personality assisted by a boy at the piano in a very satisfactory song program
Valerie Bergere & Co
In what is supposed to be a new sketch but looks to me an old one re-written. It went very well but I am sure it has no box office value. 21 minutes full stage.
Lloyd Nevada & Co.
Two men and a woman. In “Mirth and Mystery” – stage is dark Mysterious things floating through the air–jumping all around, concluding with a fight between an aeroplane and a Zeppeln. This act received laughter all through act and a good hand at finish. 10 min.
Australian Stanley
“Who full for Words” – It’s a skit where the eccentric drunk is portrayed and with the assistance of a piano a bluff is made in singing, but gets off some witty talk. 10 min. in one. Received a few laughs thro act and a fair hand at finish.