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Keith-Albee managers' report book, March 14, 1904 - November 21, 1904

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CRITICISM, KEITH'S BIJOU, MARCH 14th., 1904.
STEREOPTICON. Good collection of slides of the coming St. Louis Exposition. 12 minutes.
ADER TRIO. Mounted Club Jugglers. Garden in 3     8 minutes. Local man and two boys doing a comparatively neat juggling act which was well applauded throughout and at the close. 3 shows.
THE GOTTLOBS. Plain chamber  24 minutes  Man and woman in an ordinary sketch entitled "Government Bonds". Received fairly well throughout and closed wall.  3 shows.
CLIFFORD & HARVEY. Drapery in one.  10 minutes. Two young girls whose singing hardly gets by, but their clog shoe dancing at the close, carries them off exceedingly well. 3 shows.
FRANZMATHES & LEWIS. Garden in 4  12 minutes. Expert Rifle Shooters. Not having had such an act in this house for some time, the act was well received throughout, man doing about all the work and closing them to good applause. 3 shows.
ARTHUR BUCKNER. Garden in 4  11 minutes. Received a slight reception, presenting his familiar bycycle act which was well received, and his daring ride down the ladder at the close, carried him off to good applause. 3 shows.
THE MISSES DELMORE. Drapery in one  15 minutes. Their musical act which is familar and which was quite well received throughout. 2 shows.
ROBERT FULGORA. Own set. 18 minutes. In his impersonations and rapid changes. The changes ofcourse are well done as is well known. The act is pretentious for him and the greater part of it got by nicely and was quite well received. His description of the suburban race at the close, introducing 3 card-board horses, that look nothing like horses evoked laughter from the gallery, and surely does not add anything to his act. The act may be called good, and very good if he gets 3 images that look like horses. 2 shows.
SYDNEY GRANT. Drapery in one. 22 minutes. The best reception of the day. By his familarly clever act, managed to interest throughout and to close to good applause. 2 shows.
LAVENDER & TOMSON. C. D. F. 19 minutes. Their new sketch "Touchdown" which seemed to thoroughly interest the audience throughout. Good sketch, well presented and well received. 2 shows. 3 minutes in 1
EVA MUDGE. Own set. Full stage, 15 minutes. Her familiar imitations and character changes, which did not seem to be able to arouse out audience to-day. However, a number of them were well received and her singing of a conn song at the close, earned her a recall. 3 minutes in one. 2 shows.

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#3 CRITICISM, KEITH'S BIJOU, MARCH 14th., 1904. STEREOPTICON. Good collection of slides of the coming St. Louis Exposition. 12 minutes. ADER TRIO. Mounted Club Jugglers. Garden in 3 8 minutes. Local man and two boys doing a comparatively neat juggling act which was well applauded throughout and at the close. 3 shows. THE GOTTLOBS. Plain chamber 24 minutes Man and woman in an ordinary sketch entitled "Government Bonds". Received fairly well throughout and closed wall. 3 shows. CLIFFORD & HARVEY. Drapery in one. 10 minutes. Two young girls whose singing hardly gets by, but their clog shoe dancing at the close, carries them off exceedingly well. 3 shows. FRANZMATHES & LEWIS. Garden in 4 12 minutes. Expert Rifle Shooters. Not having had such an act in this house for some time, the act was well received throughout, man doing about all the work and closing them to good applause. 3 shows. ARTHUR BUCKNER. Garden in 4 11 minutes. Received a slight reception, presenting his familiar bycycle act which was well received, and his daring ride down the ladder at the close, carried him off to good applause. 3 shows. THE MISSES DELMORE. Drapery in one 15 minutes. Their musical act which is familar and which was quite well received throughout. 2 shows. ROBERT FULGORA. Own set. 18 minutes. In his impersonations and rapid changes. The changes ofcourse are well done as is well known. The act is pretentious for him and the greater part of it got by nicely and was quite well received. His description of the suburban race at the close, introducing 3 card-board horses, that look nothing like horses evoked laughter from the gallery, and surely does not add anything to his act. The act may be called good, and very good if he gets 3 images that look like horses. 2 shows. SYDNEY GRANT. Drapery in one. 22 minutes. The best reception of the day. By his familarly clever act, managed to interest throughout and to close to good applause. 2 shows. LAVENDER & TOMSON. C. D. F. 19 minutes. Their new sketch "Touchdown" which seemed to thoroughly interest the audience throughout. Good sketch, well presented and well received. 2 shows. 3 minutes in 1 EVA MUDGE. Own set. Full stage, 15 minutes. Her familiar imitations and character changes, which did not seem to be able to arouse out audience to-day. However, a number of them were well received and her singing of a conn song at the close, earned her a recall. 3 minutes in one. 2 shows.