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Managers' report book, September 13, 1920-December 8, 1921

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BOSTON     KEITH'S     Sept. 20,     0
Kinograms & Topics of the Day:-Interesting and up to date.
Corradini's Animals:-10 min. F.S.  Fast moving animal act made a good opener.
George Halperin:-12 min. in 1. Exceptional pianist and went over very good.
Raymond Bond & co.:-25 min. in 2 Spec. A novel sketch in which Mr. Bond plays two characters. Interesting and closed to a fair hand.
Lambert & Ball:-21 min. in 1.  Went over very big.
Beatrice Hereford:-15 min. in 1.  Miss Hereford did not go quite as well as on previous visits here owing, no doubt, to the expectancy of seeing Rooney & Bent.
Toney & Norman:-22 min. in 1.  Big laughing hit closed to a good hand.
Rooney & Bent:-45 min. F.S. & 1. Spec.  Got a big reception and went as well as on their previous visit here.
El Bart & Bro.:-7 min. in 1.  A difficult position for this act and closed fairly well.
CUTS: 
Raymond Bond & Co.: Please eliminate the expression "I'll be damned".
Toney & Norman: Please eliminate "What the Hell" and reference to "Capitol Theatre".

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BOSTON KEITH'S Sept. 20, 0 Kinograms & Topics of the Day:-Interesting and up to date. Corradini's Animals:-10 min. F.S. Fast moving animal act made a good opener. George Halperin:-12 min. in 1. Exceptional pianist and went over very good. Raymond Bond & co.:-25 min. in 2 Spec. A novel sketch in which Mr. Bond plays two characters. Interesting and closed to a fair hand. Lambert & Ball:-21 min. in 1. Went over very big. Beatrice Hereford:-15 min. in 1. Miss Hereford did not go quite as well as on previous visits here owing, no doubt, to the expectancy of seeing Rooney & Bent. Toney & Norman:-22 min. in 1. Big laughing hit closed to a good hand. Rooney & Bent:-45 min. F.S. & 1. Spec. Got a big reception and went as well as on their previous visit here. El Bart & Bro.:-7 min. in 1. A difficult position for this act and closed fairly well. CUTS: Raymond Bond & Co.: Please eliminate the expression "I'll be damned". Toney & Norman: Please eliminate "What the Hell" and reference to "Capitol Theatre".