Carroll Johnson
Black face comedian. This performer has improved wonderfully since his last engagement here. He is going well. 23 minutes in I.
The Baileys
Colored vocalists and dancers. The foremost in their particular class. They can inject life into any bill. Favorites in this city. 12 minutes in 1.
Coleman’s Dogs And Cats
One of the most original and cleverest of the many animal acts in vaudeville. It is causing a cyclone of laughter with the audiences of this house. 15 minutes full stage.
Hal Stephens
In artistic impersonations of stage celebrities, including Richard Mansfield, Lew Deckstader, Weber and Field, Jimmie Russell, Joe Hart in “Foxy Grandpa,” and Joseph Jefferson in “Rip Van Winkle”. This artist cannot be praised too highly on account of the finished performance that he gives and the expense that he goes in the way of scenic effects for his act. He is one of the few who elevates vaudeville. 28 minutes full stage.
The Fadette Lady Orchestra
This is one of the greatest acts in vaudeville. It is not only a splendid novelty but a company of modestly-appearing women who play with an accuracy and coloring that moves the coldest auditor to the fever point of admiration. It is a turn that elevates vaudeville and attracts the most refined and intellectual theatergoers. 30 minutes full stage.
Truly Shattuck
Prima donna. An artist who has all of the requisite—symmetry of form, beauty of face and a splendid voice—to make her a prime favorite; which she is without doubt. 10 minutes in 1.
Walter Leroy and Florence Clayton
Presenting the sketch entitled “Hogan of the Hansem.” This playlet has been presented in this city before but an account of its clean comedy and the artistic way that it is being interpreted it is going like a prairie fire. 26 minutes full stage.
Quaker City Quartette
They introduce some excellent vocal and instrumental music. They have caught on big in this theater and they deserve all the applause and praise that they are receiving. 13 minutes full stage. 11 minutes in 1.
Reed and Shaw
Flying ring performers. They so some very good feats and the general impression of act would be better if it were not for asinine pranks of one of the duo who thinks he is a comedian. 10 minutes full stage.
Dolph and Susie Levino
Presenting the one-act play entitled “Hynotizing a Wife.” During the time that this paid occupy the stage the woman does some very good descriptive singing. She has a remarkably strong voice that she knows how to handle. Mr Levino does some excellent crayon drawing at the conclusion of act. The turn pleased the audiences immensely. 22 minutes full stage.