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Keith-Albee managers' report book, September 9, 1912-February 24, 1913

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CRITICISM.

B. F. KEITH'S UNION SQUARE THEATRE. E. F. ROGERS, Manager.

LYNCH AND ZELLER:
Club juggling act that seems to attract attention and makes a very good opener. Six minutes in one.

MR. AND MRS. MARK MURPHY:
In their comedy, "The Coal Strike". Received many laughs. Full stage seventeen minutes.

ROBBIE GORDONE:
In reproductions of famous pieces of statuary. Miss Gordone is the model in each post, making fourteen changes in nine minutes. Full stage nine minutes.

JOE WHITHEAD:
An eccentric comedian whose special feature is giving dancing impersonations. These amused the crowd greatly. Eleven minutes in one.

"THE COURTIERS":
A very acceptable musical offering that went fully as strong as any other number on the program. Full stage twenty-five minutes.

MARSHALL P. WILDER:
Wilder is the same old humorist with a very entertaining monologue. He appears only after his introduction to the audience in a photo play called, "The Cobbler", which is an interesting moving picture. Twenty-eight minutes in one.

"A NIGHT IN A TURKISH BATH:"
Featuring R. J. Webb, whose voice seems to be as strong as ever. They received the laughs and held the attention throughout. Full stage, twenty-six minutes.

SIX AMERICAN DANCERS:
Presenting the same act as before and negotiating this very hard position in a very excellent manner. Thirteen minutes in one.

S. W. LA VEEN AND COMPANY:
In "Roman Sports and Pastimes". A good gymnastic number with many laughs, making a splendid closing feature. Full stage, thirteen minutes.

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CRITICISM. B. F. KEITH'S UNION SQUARE THEATRE. E. F. ROGERS, Manager. LYNCH AND ZELLER: Club juggling act that seems to attract attention and makes a very good opener. Six minutes in one. MR. AND MRS. MARK MURPHY: In their comedy, "The Coal Strike". Received many laughs. Full stage seventeen minutes. ROBBIE GORDONE: In reproductions of famous pieces of statuary. Miss Gordone is the model in each post, making fourteen changes in nine minutes. Full stage nine minutes. JOE WHITHEAD: An eccentric comedian whose special feature is giving dancing impersonations. These amused the crowd greatly. Eleven minutes in one. "THE COURTIERS": A very acceptable musical offering that went fully as strong as any other number on the program. Full stage twenty-five minutes. MARSHALL P. WILDER: Wilder is the same old humorist with a very entertaining monologue. He appears only after his introduction to the audience in a photo play called, "The Cobbler", which is an interesting moving picture. Twenty-eight minutes in one. "A NIGHT IN A TURKISH BATH:" Featuring R. J. Webb, whose voice seems to be as strong as ever. They received the laughs and held the attention throughout. Full stage, twenty-six minutes. SIX AMERICAN DANCERS: Presenting the same act as before and negotiating this very hard position in a very excellent manner. Thirteen minutes in one. S. W. LA VEEN AND COMPANY: In "Roman Sports and Pastimes". A good gymnastic number with many laughs, making a splendid closing feature. Full stage, thirteen minutes.