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Keith-Albee managers' report book, December 11, 1911-September 9, 1912

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CHASE'S WASHINGTON
Week Mch. 11th, 1912
CHAS. and ADELAIDE WILSON.
"The Messenger, the Maid and the Violin". Singing, talking and violin imitations which make an acceptable opening number. In one.
THE FOUR LONDONS
In our judgment there is no better casting act than this. F. S.
CLARICE VANCE
She sings four characteristic rag time songs and the last one, "My Hat is in the Ring", won for her much applause on account of its political significance. In one.
EDWIN STEVENS and Co.
"What's It All About". This is Mr. Stevens' new act, his best, almost entirely new material and the house certainly did enjoy his bit of finished and polished acting. Miss Marshall appears to have improved. F. S.
INTERMISSION
HAYDN, BORDEN and HAYDN
These boys play the piano, the accordion, sing, dance and took about a dozen bows which of itself is of sufficient commendation. In one.
"THE PERSIAN GARDEN".
The star of this musical comedy is Louis A. simon, ably assisted by Miss Kathryn Osterman. Pretty setting, some good voices, rattling good comedy and made a hit. F. S.
DAYLIGHT MOTION PICTURES
Current events of international interest which are not very good this week.

H. Winnifred De Witt, Manager.

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CHASE'S WASHINGTON Week Mch. 11th, 1912 CHAS. and ADELAIDE WILSON. "The Messenger, the Maid and the Violin". Singing, talking and violin imitations which make an acceptable opening number. In one. THE FOUR LONDONS In our judgment there is no better casting act than this. F. S. CLARICE VANCE She sings four characteristic rag time songs and the last one, "My Hat is in the Ring", won for her much applause on account of its political significance. In one. EDWIN STEVENS and Co. "What's It All About". This is Mr. Stevens' new act, his best, almost entirely new material and the house certainly did enjoy his bit of finished and polished acting. Miss Marshall appears to have improved. F. S. INTERMISSION HAYDN, BORDEN and HAYDN These boys play the piano, the accordion, sing, dance and took about a dozen bows which of itself is of sufficient commendation. In one. "THE PERSIAN GARDEN". The star of this musical comedy is Louis A. simon, ably assisted by Miss Kathryn Osterman. Pretty setting, some good voices, rattling good comedy and made a hit. F. S. DAYLIGHT MOTION PICTURES Current events of international interest which are not very good this week. H. Winnifred De Witt, Manager.