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

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TEMPLE THEATER, DETROIT, MICHIGAN. Jan 4, 1904
HAYES & HEALY: Two men, one a dwarf, in a comedy sketch "The Clerk and the Bell Boy". The act never has been popular here. It opened the show and went fairly well. 12 mins F S. 5 mins. in one.
HERBERT LLOYD: A new comer here. He does a comedy juggling act and has some new devices in mechanics. His juggling is not the best but he managed to please the audience. 12 mins. F S.
ETHEL LEVEY: Singing and dancing act. This young matron always makes good with the Temple audiences. She has a new song "If I were Mr. Morgan". that made quite a hit  All in one.
FILSON & ERROL: Man and woman in a straight sketch "A Daughter of Bacchus". Both appear in a drunken scene which ends with a moral. The act may please most audiences but here it is not looked upon as the strongest in the business. 24 mins. F. S.
CHARLES KENNA: This turn in one went very well. Kenna appears a street Fakir and works in much comedy. He has considerable new stuff and is not too lazy to work up local hits. 18 mins. in one.
EVA MUDGE: Singer and rapid change artiste, who is quite a favorite here. She received curtain calls nightly and made quite a pretty curtain speech. 10 mins. F. S. 3 in one.
WATERBURY BROS. & TENNY: This old musical act was as effective as ever. It is regarded as one of the best. 16 mins F. S. 4 mins. in one.
MAX WELSON TROUPE: Four German athletes who do some remarkable strong arm work on suspended rope rings. 10 mins F. S.

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140 TEMPLE THEATER, DETROIT, MICHIGAN. Jan 4, 1904 HAYES & HEALY: Two men, one a dwarf, in a comedy sketch "The Clerk and the Bell Boy". The act never has been popular here. It opened the show and went fairly well. 12 mins F S. 5 mins. in one. HERBERT LLOYD: A new comer here. He does a comedy juggling act and has some new devices in mechanics. His juggling is not the best but he managed to please the audience. 12 mins. F S. ETHEL LEVEY: Singing and dancing act. This young matron always makes good with the Temple audiences. She has a new song "If I were Mr. Morgan". that made quite a hit All in one. FILSON & ERROL: Man and woman in a straight sketch "A Daughter of Bacchus". Both appear in a drunken scene which ends with a moral. The act may please most audiences but here it is not looked upon as the strongest in the business. 24 mins. F. S. CHARLES KENNA: This turn in one went very well. Kenna appears a street Fakir and works in much comedy. He has considerable new stuff and is not too lazy to work up local hits. 18 mins. in one. EVA MUDGE: Singer and rapid change artiste, who is quite a favorite here. She received curtain calls nightly and made quite a pretty curtain speech. 10 mins. F. S. 3 in one. WATERBURY BROS. & TENNY: This old musical act was as effective as ever. It is regarded as one of the best. 16 mins F. S. 4 mins. in one. MAX WELSON TROUPE: Four German athletes who do some remarkable strong arm work on suspended rope rings. 10 mins F. S.