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Managers' report book, October 25, 1909 - May 3, 1910

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REPORT ON PROVIDENCE SHOW, WEEK OF JANUARY 31, 1910.
Chas. Lovenberg, Manager.

The show plays very well and gave evident satisfaction to the audience today.

6 SAMOIS  Good lively Arab acrobatic act but terribly short. Not good enough in quality to warrant such a short act at the price. 6 Min.

ANDERSON & GOINES  Well-known team of colored men who went as well as usual. 18 Min. in One. 

WORMWOOD'S ANIMALS  One of the best ats of the kind that we play, which is enhanced by Mr. Wormwood's extreme neatness of attire. 20 Min. F. S.

ITALIAN TRIO   Three men, vocalists. Went first rate. The audience liked them better than I did. 13 Min. in One. 

GRIGOLATI'S BALLET  A very beautiful act which was received with marked expressions of approval and I think will draw some money. 14 Min. F. S.

AWAKE AT THE SWITCH  A very bright sketch, well played by Margaret Moffatt & Company and thoroughly appreciated by the audience. Still I think it is getting too much money. 27 Min. Special Set in 3.

PRINGLE & WHITING  I was most agreeably surprised with this act, especially with Whiting's work, who has developed into quite an eccentric comedian and was received with distinct favor. 22 Min. in One.

MALLIA & BART  In a new idea in acrobatic comedy, "The Baggage Smashers", which would be much better if they carried a special drop representing a railroad station. This act, too, is decidedly short. Has some funny situations, though, and is well liked. 7 Min. F.S. 

Motion Pictures  O.K.


Name of Act-  Work In  Set  Time  Remarks
Pictures 1st Reel  Picture Sheet  Picture Sheet  15
Harrington & Merrill  Picture Sheet  Picture Sheet  5
Gartolle Bros.   Plain Chamber  in-2-  10  Hit of Bill
Jack Marsh  1  Street  13  Just gets by.
Eddie DeNoyert & [Euls?]  20  Went Big 
Pictures 2d Reel  Picture Sheet  Picture Sheet  25
Jack Crowley & Co. Full Stage  Special  4  
Pictures 3d Reel.  Picture Sheet  Picture Sheet  10

MUSIC HALL 
Monday Matinee
Jan. 31st. . A. W. [Cerlily?] Mgr.

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REPORT ON PROVIDENCE SHOW, WEEK OF JANUARY 31, 1910. Chas. Lovenberg, Manager. The show plays very well and gave evident satisfaction to the audience today. 6 SAMOIS Good lively Arab acrobatic act but terribly short. Not good enough in quality to warrant such a short act at the price. 6 Min. ANDERSON & GOINES Well-known team of colored men who went as well as usual. 18 Min. in One. WORMWOOD'S ANIMALS One of the best ats of the kind that we play, which is enhanced by Mr. Wormwood's extreme neatness of attire. 20 Min. F. S. ITALIAN TRIO Three men, vocalists. Went first rate. The audience liked them better than I did. 13 Min. in One. GRIGOLATI'S BALLET A very beautiful act which was received with marked expressions of approval and I think will draw some money. 14 Min. F. S. AWAKE AT THE SWITCH A very bright sketch, well played by Margaret Moffatt & Company and thoroughly appreciated by the audience. Still I think it is getting too much money. 27 Min. Special Set in 3. PRINGLE & WHITING I was most agreeably surprised with this act, especially with Whiting's work, who has developed into quite an eccentric comedian and was received with distinct favor. 22 Min. in One. MALLIA & BART In a new idea in acrobatic comedy, "The Baggage Smashers", which would be much better if they carried a special drop representing a railroad station. This act, too, is decidedly short. Has some funny situations, though, and is well liked. 7 Min. F.S. Motion Pictures O.K. Name of Act- Work In Set Time Remarks Pictures 1st Reel Picture Sheet Picture Sheet 15 Harrington & Merrill Picture Sheet Picture Sheet 5 Gartolle Bros. Plain Chamber in-2- 10 Hit of Bill Jack Marsh 1 Street 13 Just gets by. Eddie DeNoyert & [Euls?] 20 Went Big Pictures 2d Reel Picture Sheet Picture Sheet 25 Jack Crowley & Co. Full Stage Special 4 Pictures 3d Reel. Picture Sheet Picture Sheet 10 MUSIC HALL Monday Matinee Jan. 31st. . A. W. [Cerlily?] Mgr.