Block & Dunlop.
Special in one, 15 minutes. “In “Broke”. Fair. Man and woman in dancing, talking and singing act.
Camilla’s Birds.
Special in three, 9 minutes. Well known cockatoo act. Gave a good performance this afternoon.
Emile Pallenherg’s Bears.
Special in four, 9 minutes. Undoubtedly the best bear act in the business.
Millership & Gerrard.
Special in two, 18 minutes. In musical comedy review with Eddie Moran at the piano. Good act, nice setting and please.
Ernest R. Ball.
16 minutes in one. In spite of a bad cold, Mr. Ball gets his songs over very well.
The Show Off.
25 minutes, interior in three. A good sketch, well played. A hit.
Frozini.
Olio in one. 15 minutes. Well-known accordion artist. Good player. Pleased our audience immensely.
Toto Hammer and Company.
Special in four, 7 minutes. Man and woman contortionists. Very good. Special set and costumes. A hit in this spot.
Charles Chaplin in “The Pilgrim” .
42 minutes. Held them in. The audience screamed with laughter most of the time during this long picture watching the Chaplin antics.
La Monaca’s Synchophonic Orchestra.
27 minutes, special in three. Very good local orchestra composed for some of the best Italian musicians of the city. These boys were a hit this afternoon and will undoubtedly draw us business, not only from their local pull but because they are good musicians as well.