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

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KEITH'S VAUDEVILLE - MARYLAND THEATER - BALTIMORE MD - WEEK OCT. 3RD

Clarke & Florette - Very good opening act. Seemed to please.

Staley & Berbeck - Exceptionally fine act which went well with our audience.

Helen Reimers - Only fair. Her laughing song was about the only redeeming feature of her act.

Hawtrey & Co. - The sketch "Time is Money" made a decided hit and is one of the neatest and most pleasing we have yet played. Mr. Hawtrey's comedy is the best we have seen in a long while. He received five curtain calls last evening.

Allen Shaw - Very clever and finished sleight-of-hand performer.

Gerard & Gardner - One of the best rough comedy acts we have yet played, went well and liberally applauded.

James [Herrigan? Harrigan?] - Juggling good but old. Parody singing only fair.

Sandor Trio - Excellent athletic act and good finish to a show.

Biograph - Picture not as good as two previous weeks.

Fred'k C. Schanberger

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172 KEITH'S VAUDEVILLE - MARYLAND THEATER - BALTIMORE MD - WEEK OCT. 3RD Clarke & Florette - Very good opening act. Seemed to please. Staley & Berbeck - Exceptionally fine act which went well with our audience. Helen Reimers - Only fair. Her laughing song was about the only redeeming feature of her act. Hawtrey & Co. - The sketch "Time is Money" made a decided hit and is one of the neatest and most pleasing we have yet played. Mr. Hawtrey's comedy is the best we have seen in a long while. He received five curtain calls last evening. Allen Shaw - Very clever and finished sleight-of-hand performer. Gerard & Gardner - One of the best rough comedy acts we have yet played, went well and liberally applauded. James [Herrigan? Harrigan?] - Juggling good but old. Parody singing only fair. Sandor Trio - Excellent athletic act and good finish to a show. Biograph - Picture not as good as two previous weeks. Fred'k C. Schanberger