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Keith-Albee managers' report book, February 4-September 9, 1907

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125TH STREET THEATRE CRITICISM   E.F. ROGERS
March 4th, 1907

CONN & CONRAD:
Well known. Secured some few giggles. Just about got by as an opener. 9 min.-full stage.

CARSON & WILLARD:
Second place on this bill for this act is about right. Went good in spots. 15 min. in one.

HARRY L. TIGHE'S COLLEGIANS assisted by Miss Scarsdale:
In the one-act musical comedy:-"Those Happy College Days" quite a novel act. Very ionteresting. It is quick and full of life. Woman's voice is a little off-color, but does not do much harm. Secured quite a number of laughs. 21 min.-full stage close in one about 1 1/2 in

TROVOLLO:
Presenting:-"The Hotel Office." Well known. Act remains about the same as when last presented. Secured quite a number of laughs altho ' did not make the impression as on former occasions. 20 min.-full stage close in one.

JAMES HARRIGAN:
Tramp Juggler. Remains the same. Has some new material. Secured quite a number of "forced" giggles. 17 min. in one

E.M. HOLLAND & CO:
Presenting:-"The Phantom Highwayman" 3 men. Mr. Holland impersonates Captain Redmond, same character as played by him Kyrle Bellew's production of "Raffles". His name is excellent as a headline feature and the act is thoroughly alright. Very interesting altho' talky, but with an excellent sensational finish. Fairly good applause at the close. 23 min.-full sts. 

nized. Compelled to take four bows. 11 min.

THORNE & CARLETON:
Well known. Secured the biggest lot of laughs of any a ct on the bill. 16 min. -full stage-closed in one abt 5 min.

LES SALVAGGIES:
Parisian Dancers. One man and four women. Nicely costumed. Consists of poses, acrobatic and whirl-wind dancing. An excellent act of the sort, but not strong enough to close the show. Alright for the center of the bill. Received some little applause on the finish. 10 min.-full st

KINETOGRAPH: "Teddy Bears"   Fairly good

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40. 125TH STREET THEATRE CRITICISM E.F. ROGERS March 4th, 1907 CONN & CONRAD: Well known. Secured some few giggles. Just about got by as an opener. 9 min.-full stage. CARSON & WILLARD: Second place on this bill for this act is about right. Went good in spots. 15 min. in one. HARRY L. TIGHE'S COLLEGIANS assisted by Miss Scarsdale: In the one-act musical comedy:-"Those Happy College Days" quite a novel act. Very ionteresting. It is quick and full of life. Woman's voice is a little off-color, but does not do much harm. Secured quite a number of laughs. 21 min.-full stage close in one about 1 1/2 in TROVOLLO: Presenting:-"The Hotel Office." Well known. Act remains about the same as when last presented. Secured quite a number of laughs altho ' did not make the impression as on former occasions. 20 min.-full stage close in one. JAMES HARRIGAN: Tramp Juggler. Remains the same. Has some new material. Secured quite a number of "forced" giggles. 17 min. in one E.M. HOLLAND & CO: Presenting:-"The Phantom Highwayman" 3 men. Mr. Holland impersonates Captain Redmond, same character as played by him Kyrle Bellew's production of "Raffles". His name is excellent as a headline feature and the act is thoroughly alright. Very interesting altho' talky, but with an excellent sensational finish. Fairly good applause at the close. 23 min.-full sts. nized. Compelled to take four bows. 11 min. THORNE & CARLETON: Well known. Secured the biggest lot of laughs of any a ct on the bill. 16 min. -full stage-closed in one abt 5 min. LES SALVAGGIES: Parisian Dancers. One man and four women. Nicely costumed. Consists of poses, acrobatic and whirl-wind dancing. An excellent act of the sort, but not strong enough to close the show. Alright for the center of the bill. Received some little applause on the finish. 10 min.-full st KINETOGRAPH: "Teddy Bears" Fairly good