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Keith-Albee managers' report book, February 27-December 11, 1911

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REPORT ON COLUMBUS SHOW, WEEK OF OCT. 9--W.W. PROSSER.
THE FLYING MARTINS:- This well-known aerial act went well throughout and finished strong. Special set in five, 4 minutes. (This act goes to Cleveland)
MOORE & St. CLAIR:- Man and woman in a talking-singing-comedy offering "Along the Country Lane". This team made a very favorable impression most of the time, although there were a few lulls. All in all, the act filled the position very well and finished fairly strong. Special drop in one, 13 minutes. (This act is open)
MILTON & DeLONG SISTERS:- In comedy act, "Twenty Minutes Lay-over at Alfalfa Junction". This act went well throughout and finished very strong. Special set in three, finish in one, 20 min (This act goes to Dayton)
MADDEN & FITZPATRICK:- Two men in a one-act playlet, "The Turning of the Tide". These boys held undivided attention throughout proving themselves to be very acceptable. The finish was moderately strong. Dark fancy in three, 27 minutes. (This act goes to Evansville, Indiana)
NONETTE:- Violinist and vocalist. This young woman went big throughout, and finished very strong. Olio in one, 13 minutes. (This act goes to Toledo)
J. C. RICE & SALLY COHEN:-In one-act comedy, "The Bachelor's wife". This offering made a distinct hit throughout and gained many laughs. Library in three, 27 minutes. (This act goes to Cincinnati)
RITA GOULD:- Statuesque young woman who sang a number of songs quite effectively and got away with them in good shape, winning applause after each number and taking several bows at the finish. Olio in one, 19 minutes. (This act goes to Detroit)
POUCHOT'S FLYING BALLET:- This act made a very good impression as a "sight offering". The various pictures won moderate applause and the finish was fairly strong. Woods in five, 9 minutes. (This act is open)
MOTION PICTURES:- O.K.

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REPORT ON COLUMBUS SHOW, WEEK OF OCT. 9--W.W. PROSSER. THE FLYING MARTINS:- This well-known aerial act went well throughout and finished strong. Special set in five, 4 minutes. (This act goes to Cleveland) MOORE & St. CLAIR:- Man and woman in a talking-singing-comedy offering "Along the Country Lane". This team made a very favorable impression most of the time, although there were a few lulls. All in all, the act filled the position very well and finished fairly strong. Special drop in one, 13 minutes. (This act is open) MILTON & DeLONG SISTERS:- In comedy act, "Twenty Minutes Lay-over at Alfalfa Junction". This act went well throughout and finished very strong. Special set in three, finish in one, 20 min (This act goes to Dayton) MADDEN & FITZPATRICK:- Two men in a one-act playlet, "The Turning of the Tide". These boys held undivided attention throughout proving themselves to be very acceptable. The finish was moderately strong. Dark fancy in three, 27 minutes. (This act goes to Evansville, Indiana) NONETTE:- Violinist and vocalist. This young woman went big throughout, and finished very strong. Olio in one, 13 minutes. (This act goes to Toledo) J. C. RICE & SALLY COHEN:-In one-act comedy, "The Bachelor's wife". This offering made a distinct hit throughout and gained many laughs. Library in three, 27 minutes. (This act goes to Cincinnati) RITA GOULD:- Statuesque young woman who sang a number of songs quite effectively and got away with them in good shape, winning applause after each number and taking several bows at the finish. Olio in one, 19 minutes. (This act goes to Detroit) POUCHOT'S FLYING BALLET:- This act made a very good impression as a "sight offering". The various pictures won moderate applause and the finish was fairly strong. Woods in five, 9 minutes. (This act is open) MOTION PICTURES:- O.K.