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Keith-Albee managers' report book, March 9-December 14, 1908

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CHASE'S WASHINGTON.
Week Nov. 30,1908.

"LIGHTNING" HOPPER  A right clever cartoonist who easily makes good in this or even a harder position and the salary is attractive.   In one.

MELROSE and KENNEDY A performance similar to that given by Rice and Prevest and to our mind just as good. Everybody better sign this act up while the salary is at the low figure asked.  Full stage.

WAYNE and LEWIS  Clever boys and did well here today.  In one.

Mrs. [ERLIE?] de [LUSSAN?]  She is repeating her success of last season. Full stage.

INTERMISSION

[McKENZIE?] and SHANNON   "A Shine Flirtation". Entertained nicely and gave  satisfaction.  Full stage.

Mr. [Maccartwas?] quite strong with this afternoon's audience, receiving [illegible], hearty and spontaneous, enough to make him do all he knew. In one.

His work on the boarding rope is novel, clever and held attention to the fall of the animals. 
Full stage.

"The Runaway Horse". An old subject but good for a repeat.

H. Winnifred De Witt, Mgr.

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CHASE'S WASHINGTON. Week Nov. 30,1908. "LIGHTNING" HOPPER A right clever cartoonist who easily makes good in this or even a harder position and the salary is attractive. In one. MELROSE and KENNEDY A performance similar to that given by Rice and Prevest and to our mind just as good. Everybody better sign this act up while the salary is at the low figure asked. Full stage. WAYNE and LEWIS Clever boys and did well here today. In one. Mrs. [ERLIE?] de [LUSSAN?] She is repeating her success of last season. Full stage. INTERMISSION [McKENZIE?] and SHANNON "A Shine Flirtation". Entertained nicely and gave satisfaction. Full stage. Mr. [Maccartwas?] quite strong with this afternoon's audience, receiving [illegible], hearty and spontaneous, enough to make him do all he knew. In one. His work on the boarding rope is novel, clever and held attention to the fall of the animals. Full stage. "The Runaway Horse". An old subject but good for a repeat. H. Winnifred De Witt, Mgr.