Stephens & Hollister
(19 mins.) This act also did very well on its second visit here. They have a new setting and have freshened up their material in talk and songs. It is a classy comedy turn, well played, and was very well liked.
Sylvia Clark
(21 mins.) Doing about the same line of material used on her last visit but she fitted in nicely in this spot and registered a good comedy hit.
Toto
(18 mins.) One of our best repeaters. Has added some new stuff and was a good sized laughing and applause hit.
John Orren & Lillian Drew
(14 mins.) They imitate birds and animals, working it up in a good comedy style. Very clever and were well liked.
Bill & Blondy
(7 mins.) Two men hand-balancing. Dressed as small boys, they do some very clever tricks and did well as opener.
Beban & Mack
Juvenile Entertainers. Two girls, one in ten and the other 12 years old. Pretty smart kids — their act consists of talking, singing and dancing — change of costumes. This act went over with plenty of laughs and hands through act and a big hand at finish. 12 min palace.
George & Rae Perry
Echoes from Dixieland — With two banjos they sure make a noise — they play duet numbers entirely — this act received hands through act and a big hand at finish. 12 min. in olio.
Louis Leo
“The Ladder Lad” — Performs on a ladder — puts ladder on a table and goes up and down; dances on table, ties knots, etc., talking all through act. Received laughs through act and a good hand at finish. 12 min. full.
Leonard? Orr Hager
In a comedy variety skit entitled “The Rounder” — Two men and a woman. Good line of talking, singing and dancing. carry own drop. Received plenty of laughs through act but a very weak hand at finish. 23 min. full.
Kane & Grant
“A Fair of Nifties” – Man and woman — This is a young Couple who do singing, talking and dancing. Received a few laughs through act and a good hand at finish.