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Keith-Albee managers' report book, September 21, 1903 - March 14, 1904

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Chase's Empire.
Week of Oct. 19th.
Albertus & Millar.
Man and woman in a juggling act that is very fair  Full stage.
Moore & Littlefield.
In their sketch "Change Your Act". The novelty of the act, and the interruptions of the stage hands thoroughly delighted the audience. Moore is a satisfactory comedian, and Miss Littlefield is a very good dancer. The act was a hit. Full stage, closing in one.
Ed F. Reynard.
One of the best ventiloquist in the business. Always goes well here. Full stage.
Elizabeth Murray.
Songs and stories. She is a favorite here, and was enthusiastically received. All in one.
Merian's Dog Pantomime.
No trained dog act could compare with it. A mind-reading dog, Caesar performs feats that can scarcely be credited, and performs them unfailingly. The pantomime is at once perfection in training, and the funniest act seen in many a day. It is one that creates no end of talk, and pays for itself several times. Full stage.
McIntyre & Heath.
Presenting "Dr. Lorenzbreakabones" pleased very well during its progress, but a notable lack of applause at the conclusion. Open in one, full stage.
Melani Trio.
Pleased the audience every minute, and were frequently interrupted by applause. In one.
Keit & Rusick.
Two men, hand and head balancers. Very good, but nothing new. Full stage.

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41 Chase's Empire. Week of Oct. 19th. Albertus & Millar. Man and woman in a juggling act that is very fair Full stage. Moore & Littlefield. In their sketch "Change Your Act". The novelty of the act, and the interruptions of the stage hands thoroughly delighted the audience. Moore is a satisfactory comedian, and Miss Littlefield is a very good dancer. The act was a hit. Full stage, closing in one. Ed F. Reynard. One of the best ventiloquist in the business. Always goes well here. Full stage. Elizabeth Murray. Songs and stories. She is a favorite here, and was enthusiastically received. All in one. Merian's Dog Pantomime. No trained dog act could compare with it. A mind-reading dog, Caesar performs feats that can scarcely be credited, and performs them unfailingly. The pantomime is at once perfection in training, and the funniest act seen in many a day. It is one that creates no end of talk, and pays for itself several times. Full stage. McIntyre & Heath. Presenting "Dr. Lorenzbreakabones" pleased very well during its progress, but a notable lack of applause at the conclusion. Open in one, full stage. Melani Trio. Pleased the audience every minute, and were frequently interrupted by applause. In one. Keit & Rusick. Two men, hand and head balancers. Very good, but nothing new. Full stage.