Sammy Duncan
“Travesties With a Bit O’Scotch” — Singing Scotch song and Tolls Scotch stories. 14 min. in one; went good.
Rosamond Johnson & Jazz Five
Six men, (Colored), in “A Musical Jamberee” — singing, dancing, Piano playing, banjo, violin, etc. Introducing a number of songs written by Mr. Johnson. 22 min. full stage. This act got a tremendous reception — curtain after curtain.
Bond Morse
The Eccentric Comedian; dressed as a tramp; tells stories, dances and sings; 10 min. in one; went good.
Les Valdons
Racing Wire Cyclists; also, do stunts on the tight and slack wire, juggling, etc. 10 min. full stage; went good.
June Mills & Co.
In “A Ten of Pep” — Man and woman; singing and dancing; man sings in orchestra pit; 10 min; went big.
Transfield Sisters
Present “Musical Moments” — Play the saxophone, mandolin and xylophone; also singing. 12 min. in one; went good.
Dan Thursdby
Eccentric Comedian – Singing, talking, etc.; eccentric in dress; 14 min. in one; went good.
Alan Brooks & Co. in “Dollars & Sense”
(40 mins.) Repeated very well. All high-class comedy, well written and splendidly played manner. Closed to a very good hand.
Frank Markley
Banjoist; play several selections on the banjo; 12 min. in one; went good.
International Revue
A New Creation in Minstrelsy. A Blend of Song and Humor. Sing the latest songs and lots of humor interspersed. Seven men; dressed to represent different nations. Twenty min.; went good.