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Charles J. („Dash“) Freeman, Variety, New York, December 3, 1910.

Charles J. („Dash“) Freeman

(...) Photo, Variety, December 10, 1910

& The superintendent staff of the

American Theatre standing before the loading

doors to the stage, New York,

circa 1895, Museum of the City of New York

& AMERICAN (...)

22 All Star Acts

CHAS. A. BIGELOW.

Ross & Fenton, „Scrooge,“ Haroldi, Juliet, Cliff Gordon,

Karno´s Comedy Co., others.

(...) New York Times, Dec. 1 & 2 & 3, 1910

„Caught the laughs with the Music Hall piece“

Editorial content. „American.

      (Estimated Cost of the Show $6,235.)

      There are enough big names on the American program

this week to mke the bill sound good, but sounding

and playing have oft been found the two extremes. This is one

of the ,ofts.‘

      The show starts not exactly slowly but rather fairly.

It never leaves that fair thing until the audience

is almost too tired to believe there is anything better than fair.

      The drawback is a lack of comedy in the first half

of the program. Cliff Gordon was ,No. 10.‘ Until then there

hadn‘t been a real good laugh in the proceedings.

Cliff woke them up a bit, and had them laughing.“ (...)

      „Karno´s Company caught the laughs with

the Music Hall piece.“ (...)        

                                                                         „Dash.“

      American Theatre, 42nd Street West of Broadway, New York.

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