“Street Singers” – two men; dress as wandering minstrels; both possess good singing voices and play their own accompaniment on the guitar and accordeon [sic]; went over good; 10 min in one.
A miniature musical comedy with seven people – six girls and a man – special scenery – comedy with singing and dancing numbers; scene in exterior of a girl’s school. 25 min. full stage; went over big.
The Upright Comedian” – Singing and talking comedian – principally talking – a good line of talk which went ever good – uses pianoat [sic] close of act in talking songs. 10 min in one; went good.
In an act styled “A Man and a Piano” – This man is some player; he surely knows how to handle and play the piano in such a way that it took great with the audience and went over great. 14 min in one.
A musical revue presented by Eugene Emmett and Company – Four girls and four young men – carry their own stage setting – railroad station is a rural town. 26 min in full stage; went big.
“Distinguished Franco-American Singing Comedienne” in song characterizations – sang in French and English – made a very neat appearance; three changes in costume. 17 min. in one; went good.
Marie Ruby the Vitagraph Favorite, assisted by her sisters, May and Lillian – play violin, cello and piano, also singingand [sic] a little dance; 13 min. in two; went good.
Four men and one woman in a Western Sketch styled “PANTS.” This act is laid in Arizona, (Devil’s Edge) – carry own setting; scene is inside of a ranch cabin and in the distance is a reproduction of the Grand Canyon. 20 min. full stage; went good.
Character song delineator, featuring “The Dope”; opens up in full dress; does several talking songs, finishing with “The Dope” – making up in full view of the audience. 18 min. in one; went big.
This act isca [sic] very funny one – and went big with the audience – They ride all manner of wheels – they worked under a disadvantage on account of our stage being rather small, but did the best they could and surely got us some business. 10 min.