Georgia Trio
Three men in blackface sing, banter, and dance.
W.E. Browning
The act was eighteen minutes long. The “monolog consists of a railroad ticket agent plying his vocation and the conversations between the agent and the prospective passengers.” Coon songs are also sung.
Dixon Bros
The act was twelve minutes long. Two men “play concertinas, discs on marble slab, guitar, zithers swung to and fro in a comedy way,” and a xylophone built as a skeleton.
Net Burton and Co.
The act entitled “The Commercial Man” was seventeen minutes long. A son and his girlfriend try to con the son’s father (a prosperous drummer).
Brierre and King
The act was sixteen minutes long. “The man and woman are clean-cut, neat workers of the cross-fire singing and dancing type”. They sing a comic song about a sea captain. They also perform give and take gags.
Livingston and Fields
The act was fourteen minutes long. Two girls open with a simple song accompanied by violin. The singer wears a rose coloured dress while the violinist wears velvet knickerbockers and a white blouse. The singer showed a “desire to dance” while to violinist was motionless.
La Pello Bros.
The act was twelve minutes long. The stage was set with illuminated pedestals. The men enter in evening dress and eventually strip to tights. The heavier man lifts a pedestal while the smaller performs a handstand on top.
Pauline
He performed with 30 subjects on stage.
Marie Dorr
She does impersonations of different nationalities, including a Swedish bit. She wears bucolic make up.
Cecilia Loftus
Lifelike reproduction of voice and method of the subject chosen for illustration.