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

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CHASE'S EMPIRE. CLEVELAND, O.
WEEK OF FEB. 2nd.
CADIEUX. "King of the Bounding Wire". An excellent wire act and strong enough to go farther down on the bill. 10 minutes, full stage.
CLARICE VANCE.She is in very good voice and with her selections, which are all new to our audience, she creates a very favorable impression. 10 minutes in one.
HICKEY & NELSON. This is the third time for this act here but makes just as big a hit as ever. 10 minutes, full stage.
EDNA AUG. Opens with an old song which is rather tame but her finish with "The Scrub-woman's Dream" is very strong and enables here to take three and four bows. 18 minutes, in one.
NED WAYBURN'S JOCKEY CLUB. Fourteen girls and the Countess Von Hatzfeldt. This singing and dancing ensemble is the biggest and best of any similar act played here. The girls are lively, make a good appearance, sufficiently well drilled, and their dance, figures and tableaux are original, pleasing and well executed. Their singing is acceptable. They make three costume changes, of well designed effects. The Countess is a pleasing singer and vivacious dancer and being young, and especially good looking in her last costume, in page's garb, makes a distinct hit aside from any drawing power her title may possess. 17 minutes, full stage.
CHARLEY CASE. Still retains one or two of his old stories but most of his talkj is new and as usual he makes a hit. 20 minutes.
HOWARD'S PONIES & DOGS. A very pleasing animal act. Since his last appearance here, Howard has introduced some new business and now has the act in very good shape. 22 minutes, full stage.
THE VITAGRAPH. In some good miscellaneous views.

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175 CHASE'S EMPIRE. CLEVELAND, O. WEEK OF FEB. 2nd. CADIEUX. "King of the Bounding Wire". An excellent wire act and strong enough to go farther down on the bill. 10 minutes, full stage. CLARICE VANCE.She is in very good voice and with her selections, which are all new to our audience, she creates a very favorable impression. 10 minutes in one. HICKEY & NELSON. This is the third time for this act here but makes just as big a hit as ever. 10 minutes, full stage. EDNA AUG. Opens with an old song which is rather tame but her finish with "The Scrub-woman's Dream" is very strong and enables here to take three and four bows. 18 minutes, in one. NED WAYBURN'S JOCKEY CLUB. Fourteen girls and the Countess Von Hatzfeldt. This singing and dancing ensemble is the biggest and best of any similar act played here. The girls are lively, make a good appearance, sufficiently well drilled, and their dance, figures and tableaux are original, pleasing and well executed. Their singing is acceptable. They make three costume changes, of well designed effects. The Countess is a pleasing singer and vivacious dancer and being young, and especially good looking in her last costume, in page's garb, makes a distinct hit aside from any drawing power her title may possess. 17 minutes, full stage. CHARLEY CASE. Still retains one or two of his old stories but most of his talkj is new and as usual he makes a hit. 20 minutes. HOWARD'S PONIES & DOGS. A very pleasing animal act. Since his last appearance here, Howard has introduced some new business and now has the act in very good shape. 22 minutes, full stage. THE VITAGRAPH. In some good miscellaneous views.