Carroll and Hickey
Comic and song duo.
Roland West and Co.
A drawing room, in which a man lies dying after supposedly taking poison, and his wife makes funeral arrangements on the phone.
Harry LaSalle
The act was ten minutes long. Lasalle wears a foreign Spanish and Mexican costume. He juggle knives and plays a guitar in a horizontal position.
Goodall and Irwin
The act was fifteen minutes long. There is singing, crossfire talk, and stepping. The woman sings with a good voice and a wide range.
William Lampe and Co.
The act was eighteen minutes long. A young girl is out for her first night on the town and receives some advice from a rich politician.
Mahoney and Tremont
The act was sixteen minutes long. The drop is a revolving door. “Im Saving Up Coupons” is sung.
Molly Wood Stanford
The act was thirteen minutes long. Molly looks Irish. She sings and plays the violin. She wears green silk knickers. She lets down her hair as she plays “Last Rose of Summer.”
Winston Duo
They sing “When You Were Sweet Sixteen”.
Mack and Mayne
The act was fourteen minutes long. Mack has a changeable voice as it changes from baritone to tenor.
Stewart and Dohohue
Their act was original in every way. The girl wears trousers with a silk waist and talks like Fanny Brice. The act consists of continuous dance by the man that is sometimes interrupted by the girl’s talk.