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

Page 14

HYDE & BEHMAN'S.
Brooklyn, New York
Week commencing March, 21st, 1904.

WALLNO & MARINETTE.  Vienna Caricature Dancers.

This is their first appearance at this house, and they certainly made good. Their singing is only incidental in connection with their dancing. Both are graceful and fine dancers. Act went very strong. Good act. Full stage. Time 8 minutes.

CHARLOTTE GUYER GEORGE. Contralto.

Miss George has a fine voice and good selections, which the audience appreciated, and gave her a very generous applause. A decided hit. All in one. Time 11 minutes.

WRIGHT HUNTINGTON & CO. "A Stand Off".

This is their new sketch which is good and capitally acted. Went much stronger than the old sketch ("A Stolen Kiss") of last week. Full stage. Time 23 minutes.

N. Y. NEWSBOYS' QUARTETTE.

Comedy very poor, which we cut out. Singing very Good and went well. All in one. Time 13 minutes.

BIMM, BOHM, BARR. Novelty Musical Act.

Second appearance here this season. It is a good novelty musical act and goes well. Full stage. Time 17 minutes.

[Name] MacDOWELL & CO. Sketch.

This is a condensed version of the fourth act of Sardou's Masterpiece "La Toska". It is one of the best dramatic sketches we have had this season. The acting of both MacDowell and Miss Willard is perfection; the act is beautifully staged, and made a decided hit. It has created a great amount of talk. Full stage. Time 21 minutes.

CARSON & WILLARD. German Comedians.

This is their third appearance this season. A good act, and goes very strong. All in one. Time 16 minutes.

MIDGLEY & CARLISLE. "Taking A Tonic".

This team are great favorites here; this is the first time they have presented the act in this house. It is on the same order as the the other acts of the "Sammy and Sarah" series. It suited our audience and went very strong. Full stage, close in one. Time 25 Minutes.

HENRI HUMBERTY. European Juggler.

First appearance in America. He only played three performances, was taken quite ill and obliged to give up, much to our regret. The act is a good one and held the audience to the close. Full stage. Time 12 minutes.

BIOGRAPH.

Was obliged to close with this on account of Humberty being sick. Time 15 minutes.

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HYDE & BEHMAN'S. Brooklyn, New York Week commencing March, 21st, 1904. WALLNO & MARINETTE. Vienna Caricature Dancers. This is their first appearance at this house, and they certainly made good. Their singing is only incidental in connection with their dancing. Both are graceful and fine dancers. Act went very strong. Good act. Full stage. Time 8 minutes. CHARLOTTE GUYER GEORGE. Contralto. Miss George has a fine voice and good selections, which the audience appreciated, and gave her a very generous applause. A decided hit. All in one. Time 11 minutes. WRIGHT HUNTINGTON & CO. "A Stand Off". This is their new sketch which is good and capitally acted. Went much stronger than the old sketch ("A Stolen Kiss") of last week. Full stage. Time 23 minutes. N. Y. NEWSBOYS' QUARTETTE. Comedy very poor, which we cut out. Singing very Good and went well. All in one. Time 13 minutes. BIMM, BOHM, BARR. Novelty Musical Act. Second appearance here this season. It is a good novelty musical act and goes well. Full stage. Time 17 minutes. [Name] MacDOWELL & CO. Sketch. This is a condensed version of the fourth act of Sardou's Masterpiece "La Toska". It is one of the best dramatic sketches we have had this season. The acting of both MacDowell and Miss Willard is perfection; the act is beautifully staged, and made a decided hit. It has created a great amount of talk. Full stage. Time 21 minutes. CARSON & WILLARD. German Comedians. This is their third appearance this season. A good act, and goes very strong. All in one. Time 16 minutes. MIDGLEY & CARLISLE. "Taking A Tonic". This team are great favorites here; this is the first time they have presented the act in this house. It is on the same order as the the other acts of the "Sammy and Sarah" series. It suited our audience and went very strong. Full stage, close in one. Time 25 Minutes. HENRI HUMBERTY. European Juggler. First appearance in America. He only played three performances, was taken quite ill and obliged to give up, much to our regret. The act is a good one and held the audience to the close. Full stage. Time 12 minutes. BIOGRAPH. Was obliged to close with this on account of Humberty being sick. Time 15 minutes.