Little Driftwood with Florence Gast & Co.
Special in four. 17 minutes. A novel way of playing a quartette with the addition of a young woman who is a very clever dancer before the public. Pleased this afternoon.
Little Driftwood with Florence Gast & Co.
Special in four. 17 minutes. A novel way of playing a quartette with the addition of a young woman who is a very clever dancer before the public. Pleased this afternoon.
Jane Dillon.
Special in two, olio in one. 16 minutes. Character woman does some good work in her different characters, especially as an Italian woman.
Baillageron & Vilau.
19 minutes in one. Local act. Very fine soprano and brilliant pianist. Tonight we will place them on second instead of fourth where they will undoubtedly go better than in this spot. Advance hand and considerable applause at finish.
Holmes & Lavere.
Special in two, 11 minutes. Their well known act made a big hit with our audience this afternoon. A very clever idea well played, sung and acted.
Van & Tyson.
Special in one. 7 minutes in “Something Just a Little Different”. A nice dancing act.
R. and W. Roberts.
7 minutes in four. Very neat and clever equilibrists. Some unusual feats of strong balancing work by these men.
M. Alphonse Berg.
In “Creations”. Special in four, 16 minutes. This man designs the latest Parisian costumes on living models with lighting like rapadity without cutting or sewing. He closed the show and did not have a person walk out on him.
Frank Farnum.
Special in four. 22 minutes. “Everybody’s Step. A very good act. Farnum is a good dancer and Miss Marson and Shirley Dahl assist him very creditably and does Warren Jackson and Eddie O’Rourke. A good snappy act.
Billy Chase and Charlotte Latour.
“Around the Corner.” 12 minutes in three. A somewhat different sketch well played by four people. Held the attention of the audience to the end.