Sandy
Boy Scotch singer and imitator of various sounds. He gets by most particularly on his size and pleasant personality. 12 minutes in one.
Cahill & Romine
One man black face the other Italian. To my man this is essentially a small time act although I must say that the audience received them with more favor than I think they were entitled to. 14 minutes in one.
Martin & Moore
Ring act with some good features and the act, as a whole, might be considered fairly good. 7 minutes full stage.
Thornton & Hoyer
In a comedy sketch entitled “At The Beach” — Open with a moving picture showing a rescue at the seashore — then they do singing, talking and dancing. Received two or three laughs through act and a very weak hand at finish. 16 min. full.
Raymond Pike
Juggling balls, clubs, etc., dancing, turning hand-springs backwards and forwards. This act received hands through act and a good hand at finish. 8 min. full.
Bob Anderson & Pony
12 min in full stage spec. Trained horse well presented but not a closing act for this bill.
Bessie Barriscale & Co.
24 min in 1 and full stage spec. Miss Barriscale does fine character work in this sketch and is well supported. Closed to a very nice hand.
Walter & Emily Walters
16 min in 1 spec. Very novel ventriloquial act that is different from the others. Went over Big.
Danny Duggen & Bert Lowe’s Orchestra
25 min in full stage. Both orchestra and dancers are popular here and throughout New England Big reception and put over a very creditable performance. Biggest applause hit on the bill.
Norwood & Hall
15 min in 1. Lot of good laughs and closed to nice hand.