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Keith-Albee manager reports, September 2, 1902 - September 3, 1903

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CHASE'S THEATRE. Washington, D. C.
Week of Nov. 2d.
Ballerini's Dogs.
Full stage. This is certainly the most clever animal act and is received with the greatest enthusiasm of any one we have ever played.
HINES AND REMINGTON.
All in one. Miss Patier of Patterson. They do a line of talk that our audiences do not appear to enjoy.
FRANCO PIPER.
Full stage closing in one. The finest banjoist and the greatest novelty it has ever been our pleasure to play or witness.
FANNY RICE.
Full stage. "New Jolly Surprises", finishing with the doll illusions. Her work was pleasing and a very considerable novelty, received splendidly.
INTERMISSION.
CLARA BALLERINI.
Full stage. A handsome woman who does the best trapeze work we have ever seen. Very thrilling and apparently dangerous.
CHARLIE ERNEST.
In one. "The Philosophical Tramp". A good singing voice with some talk a little out of date, but must say that he was given a fine reception throughout the entire act.
HAYES AND HEALY.
Full stage. "The Ringmaster and the Circus Rider". Same act as ever and received more laughs than the average.
The VITAGRAPH.
"A Journey to Luna". This I regard as one of the features of the bill and the best film that has ever been produced. Created quite a sensation.
H. Winnifred De Witt.
Manager.

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76 CHASE'S THEATRE. Washington, D. C. Week of Nov. 2d. Ballerini's Dogs. Full stage. This is certainly the most clever animal act and is received with the greatest enthusiasm of any one we have ever played. HINES AND REMINGTON. All in one. Miss Patier of Patterson. They do a line of talk that our audiences do not appear to enjoy. FRANCO PIPER. Full stage closing in one. The finest banjoist and the greatest novelty it has ever been our pleasure to play or witness. FANNY RICE. Full stage. "New Jolly Surprises", finishing with the doll illusions. Her work was pleasing and a very considerable novelty, received splendidly. INTERMISSION. CLARA BALLERINI. Full stage. A handsome woman who does the best trapeze work we have ever seen. Very thrilling and apparently dangerous. CHARLIE ERNEST. In one. "The Philosophical Tramp". A good singing voice with some talk a little out of date, but must say that he was given a fine reception throughout the entire act. HAYES AND HEALY. Full stage. "The Ringmaster and the Circus Rider". Same act as ever and received more laughs than the average. The VITAGRAPH. "A Journey to Luna". This I regard as one of the features of the bill and the best film that has ever been produced. Created quite a sensation. H. Winnifred De Witt. Manager.