In “L’Amour de L’Artist”. Notwithstanding the fact that pantomime is a new thing in this house Dasie and her supporting company made a distinctly favorable impression. The audience gave her the closest attention and seemed to be thoroughly interested in the presentation of this very worthy and meritorious act. The small bit of dancing which she introduced met with unmistakable favor, and the tragic finish of the act brought forth several rounds of applause and indicated that the act was more than liked. The work of the star and her supporting company is flawless, and the act should cause a lot of talk before the week is over. 16 minutes, special set in 4.
“The Continental Waiter”. A comedy acrobatic pantomime of big value and the laughing hit of the bill. Full stage.
2 men, 4 women. Presenting “L’Amour de L’Artist.” Open in 2 special. Close F.S. special interior. An artistic triumph in pantomime. One of the greatest offerings in vaudeville. Splendidly presented. Dazie does a little dancing.
22 min. F.S. This man is immense for a holiday week, and no mistake. Gave the same act that he offered here before, only much improved in comedy. This is a great “fan” town, and the act held the interest of the audience.
“The Mysterious Hotel”. Pantomimists are performers of black art. Clever, comic and a hit.
12 minutes—full stage. Black art pantomimists. Comedy. A decided hit—getting many real laughs.
Time 11. F.S. with a special act. They present a pantomime entitled “The Mysterious Hotel”. The fun is furnished by some original and cleverly executed tricks in “black art”. A big laugh from start to finish.
Assisted by Nelson. The well-known pantomimic act, which kept the audience in good humor from start to finish. 20 Min. Special Set, F.S.
The first new York appearance of this couple since they went to Europe five years ago, and it goes without saying that they made a big hit. I think he is the funniest pantomimist in the World, and gets more laughter out of a small amount of material then any other performer. It was simply a howl from the time he came on until the curtain went down. 15 minutes; full stage.
time 15, set- full stage:- Guyer is possibly one of the best American pantomimists, but the principal part of the act consists of double acrobatic dancing. Consider it a fairly good offering, possible overpaid.
