George Brown
Special in three. 12 minutes. In “Pedestrianism”. George went on late but held them in. Lots of laughs.
Will J. Ward
23 minutes in three. In “The Minute Man”. About the best of his sketches. Pleased yesterday’s audience.
Ray Welch’s Band
Local orchestra, 24 minutes special in four. A popular orchestra here.
George Morton
Street in one, 21 minutes. A hit with his songs and stories.
Mr. & Mrs. George Spink
17 minutes in one. In “Songs of the Moment”. Good singing and piano act.
Capt. John Mullen & Fred O’ Connell
In “Dances Old and New”, 14 minutes in one. A local act. Mullen who has a big following here in a very good hard shoe dancer.
Fern, Bigelow & King
8 minutes in three, in “A Quiet Evening”. Good comedy acrobatic act.
Ed & Ida Tendell Special in four.
Seven minutes. Good work on the trapeze by the man including a novelty sketch by the man and woman.
Ruth Roye
Comedienne of syncopation. In one. 17 minutes. Success although her type of song. I imagine, would perhaps please a typical New York audience better. However, our people liked her and she was an undoubted success.
Ray & Emma Dean
16 minutes in one. They shared honors with Renee Robert and also made an unqualified hit. Due probably to the exceedingly funny character work by the man who also did some clever dancing at the finish.