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New York Times, New York, November 28 & 29 & 30, 1910.
MLLE. JULIET American Music Hall
(...) Photo, New York Tribune, Nov. 27, 1910
& Mabel Fenton – American
(...) Photo, New York Times, Nov. 27, 1910
& American Theatre, exterior by day,
marquee Tigress of Japan, New York, 1904-1906,
Museum of the City of New York
& The American now has the candy and cigar stand in the theatre lobby. It looks like an exhibition in a millinery shop.
A calculation on the stock carried figured up eleven dollars.
Nothing below a ten-cent cigar can be
purchased, so the sales are confined to the orchestra only.
(...) Variety, Oct. 15, 1910
& At the American Music Hall the principal
features were Charles Bigelow and Mizzi Hajos in a musical
sketch; Haroldi, a Polish violinist, and Ross and Fenton,
returning to vaudeville for a short time. The Bigelow-Hajos sketch
was written by Roi Cooper Magrue, and gave the
grotesque comedian and the Viennese singer good opportunities
to show their skill. Haroldi, looking as much like
Paderewski as to be his double, proved a skillfull violinist
and pleased well. Ross and Fenton appeared
in one of their specialities and were welcomed. There
were some twenty other acts on the bill.
(...) New York Times, Nov. 29, 1910
„Karno´s Comedy Co.“
Advertisement. „American“ (...)
„22 All Star Acts
CHAS. A. BIGELOW.
Ross & Fenton, ,Scrooge,‘ Haroldi, Juliet, Cliff Gordon,
Karno´s Comedy Co., others.“
American Theatre, 42nd Street West of Broadway, New York.
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