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Keith-Albee managers' report book, March 3-November 3, 1913

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B. F. KEITH'S UNION SQUARE

CRITICISM
WEEK OF APRIL 28TH

SYLVIA
"The Modern Venus" a splendid posing act and one that receives big applause and opens the show in excellent manner. Seven minutes, full stage.

JOSEPH [HERBERT?], JR. AND LILLIAN GOLDSMITH
A good looking couple offering a novel singing and dancing specialty, called, "The Dance of the Sireh" The girl is petite and pretty, with a fairly good voice. The feature of the act is the dancing, in which they use the entire stage and give quite a novel offering. Fifteen minutes, open in one and then to full stage.

FLORENCE THORPE
At the price this young lady is all right. She makes a very pleasing appearance, is gifted with an excellent voice and offers a good repertoire. Eight minutes in one.

LEROY, WILSON AND TOM
"The Three Crazy Men from Frisco" in a fast acrobatic comedy full of laughs and one that fits in this splendid show. Eight minutes full stage.

GEORGE WHITING AND SADIE BURT
"Dongsayings" Well known. A splendid number, received with numerous laughs. Twenty minutes in one.

AUSTIN WEBB AND COMPANY
Two men and a woman in a dramatic sketch called, "My Friend" A splendid playlet, well acted and one that holds the audience. Fifteen minutes, full stage.

PAT ROONEY AND MARION BENT
The same old act and the same big hit. Sixteen minutes in one.

FRANKLYN ARDELL AND COMPANY
"The Suffragette" one of the best comedy acts in the varieties. The positive hit of the show at every performance. Seventeen minutes, full stage.

MARTY HOGAN'S WIN"
With Nick Santro, Benny Yanger, Adele Carter and a company of nine players, in a melodramatic skit, concluding with a pretty fair fistic encounter of four rounds, that keep the house keyed up to the finale. A splendid set for the Square. Nineteen minutes, open in one ten minutes and to full stage.

"THE TALKIES"
"The Hedstrongs"
"A Few Shamrocks from Ireland"

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61 B. F. KEITH'S UNION SQUARE CRITICISM WEEK OF APRIL 28TH SYLVIA "The Modern Venus" a splendid posing act and one that receives big applause and opens the show in excellent manner. Seven minutes, full stage. JOSEPH [HERBERT?], JR. AND LILLIAN GOLDSMITH A good looking couple offering a novel singing and dancing specialty, called, "The Dance of the Sireh" The girl is petite and pretty, with a fairly good voice. The feature of the act is the dancing, in which they use the entire stage and give quite a novel offering. Fifteen minutes, open in one and then to full stage. FLORENCE THORPE At the price this young lady is all right. She makes a very pleasing appearance, is gifted with an excellent voice and offers a good repertoire. Eight minutes in one. LEROY, WILSON AND TOM "The Three Crazy Men from Frisco" in a fast acrobatic comedy full of laughs and one that fits in this splendid show. Eight minutes full stage. GEORGE WHITING AND SADIE BURT "Dongsayings" Well known. A splendid number, received with numerous laughs. Twenty minutes in one. AUSTIN WEBB AND COMPANY Two men and a woman in a dramatic sketch called, "My Friend" A splendid playlet, well acted and one that holds the audience. Fifteen minutes, full stage. PAT ROONEY AND MARION BENT The same old act and the same big hit. Sixteen minutes in one. FRANKLYN ARDELL AND COMPANY "The Suffragette" one of the best comedy acts in the varieties. The positive hit of the show at every performance. Seventeen minutes, full stage. MARTY HOGAN'S WIN" With Nick Santro, Benny Yanger, Adele Carter and a company of nine players, in a melodramatic skit, concluding with a pretty fair fistic encounter of four rounds, that keep the house keyed up to the finale. A splendid set for the Square. Nineteen minutes, open in one ten minutes and to full stage. "THE TALKIES" "The Hedstrongs" "A Few Shamrocks from Ireland"