Powers and Wallace
(20 mins.) This couple did very well with their singing and talking. Some quiet comedy is well handled and it is a little different than the usual man and woman singing turn. Got plenty of laughs and finished very strong.
Frank McIntyre
(Wednesday at the Ritz” – (19 mins.) A very good farce, somewhat on the order of “Parlor, Bedroom & Bath”. Helped along by excellent playing, especially the worst of Mr, McIntyre, who is a comedian of genuine merit. Contains a lot of clever comedy situations and was a big laughing hit.
Doris Duncan
(19 mins) This girl has improved considerably, both in the delivery of her songs and personal appearance. She has a good selection of numbers and gets them over very well. She is assisted by a pianist.
“Dummies”
(25 mins.) Just a flash girl act. Very little to it but it is nicely dressed and staged and did fairly well.
Frank Browne
(10 mins.) One of the best xylophone acts that we have ever had and a very big hit. Took several bows.
Kluting’s Entertainers
(12 mins.) A very pretty animal act that gave a very nice opener. Went well.
Creedon & Davis
In Songs and Conversation. Man and woman. This is a singing and talking act — they have a great line of talk which went over big — received plenty of laughs and a good hand at finish. 16 min. in one.
Maxin & Morris
In a “Mirthful Oddity.” Manikins – use the bodies of the dummies they impersonate but their heads are their own. Carry a cabinet. Received laughs thro act and a great laugh and hand at finish. 9 min. in one.
Kit Karson
Sensational Wire Novelty. Opens with the lariat then goes to the wire –does some fine shooting in different positions on the wire. Received hands thru act and a fair one at finish. 9 min. full.
Noton & Noble
In “A Little Touch of Musical Comedy” — Singing, talking and dancing; charge of costumes; carry handsome drop. This act received a number of laughs thru act and a fair at finish. 15 min in two.