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

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KEITH'S PROSPECT THEATRE, CLEVELAND, O. [OHIO]
WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 26, 1904.

CHRIS BRUNO & MABEL RUSSELL.
In a comedy sketch which includes singing and dancing. The act is a good one of its kind. Runs about 20 minutes. Can close in one if necessary.

LA BELLE BLANCHE.
In imitations of Marie Dressler; Dan Daly; Lillian Russell and others. Just a fair act. 8 minutes in one.

HENRY E. DIXEY & CO.
As, "David Garrick on the Art of Acting". A very good little play. It is artistic and nicely done. His support is very good. One of the best things of its kind I have seen for a long while. The act runs 21 minutes, full stage.

CARLIN & OTTO.
German comedians. This is the third time this set has played Cleveland this year. They go fairly good considering. Its no doubt a good act but they should cut Cleveland off their list for a long while to come.

MUSICAL CUTTYS.
This act is familiar to everyone on the circuit. The only thing objectionable to it is the price. Time, 18 minutes, full stage, including 5 minutes in one.

LE ROY & CLAYTON.
In a comedy sketch called, "A Horse on Hogan". A fairly good act. It is not of the hurrah nature, rather quiet. It pleases and that's all. 21 minutes.

NICHOL SISTERS.
This set is also familiar to everyone. They are as popular as ever here. Time, 16 minutes in one.

HERBERTS DOGS.
This act is also familiar to everyone on the circuit. It's the first animal act we have had in the house and it is not to be surprised that it went well. Time, 12 minutes.

BIOGRAPH.
Four pictures.
Cake Walk in London.
In a Railway Lunch Counter.
Three Little Maids.
Chased by Dogs.
Nothing to the picture at all. All fake stuff.

L.. M. EIRICK,

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KEITH'S PROSPECT THEATRE, CLEVELAND, O. [OHIO] WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 26, 1904. CHRIS BRUNO & MABEL RUSSELL. In a comedy sketch which includes singing and dancing. The act is a good one of its kind. Runs about 20 minutes. Can close in one if necessary. LA BELLE BLANCHE. In imitations of Marie Dressler; Dan Daly; Lillian Russell and others. Just a fair act. 8 minutes in one. HENRY E. DIXEY & CO. As, "David Garrick on the Art of Acting". A very good little play. It is artistic and nicely done. His support is very good. One of the best things of its kind I have seen for a long while. The act runs 21 minutes, full stage. CARLIN & OTTO. German comedians. This is the third time this set has played Cleveland this year. They go fairly good considering. Its no doubt a good act but they should cut Cleveland off their list for a long while to come. MUSICAL CUTTYS. This act is familiar to everyone on the circuit. The only thing objectionable to it is the price. Time, 18 minutes, full stage, including 5 minutes in one. LE ROY & CLAYTON. In a comedy sketch called, "A Horse on Hogan". A fairly good act. It is not of the hurrah nature, rather quiet. It pleases and that's all. 21 minutes. NICHOL SISTERS. This set is also familiar to everyone. They are as popular as ever here. Time, 16 minutes in one. HERBERTS DOGS. This act is also familiar to everyone on the circuit. It's the first animal act we have had in the house and it is not to be surprised that it went well. Time, 12 minutes. BIOGRAPH. Four pictures. Cake Walk in London. In a Railway Lunch Counter. Three Little Maids. Chased by Dogs. Nothing to the picture at all. All fake stuff. L.. M. EIRICK,