Charles Thomas Martin
“The Singing Cowboy” — Makes-up as a Cowboy; has a fine baritone voice; sings several popular selections; 10 min. in one; Went good.
Petty Reat & Brother
In “Moments Musical” — Play several numbers on the Xylophone and bottles; also, accordeon; 10 min.; olio; went good.
The Jazzland Naval Octette
United States Naval Boys Who Have Seen Service “Over There.” Playing numerous musical instruments, piano and singing. 15 min. full; Went very big.
Cook & Perry
“Up-to-the-Minute Entertainers” — Man and woman; woman, comedienne; man, straight; comedy singing and dancing. 12 min. in one; went good.
Ward & Van
“Street Musicians” — one is a harpist and the other a violinist. Comedy running throughout the act. This act went over big. 12 min. in one.
Fred & Minita Brad
“Sunshine Capers” – In a run of comedy, skill and grace; comprising contortion, acrobatics pantomime, etc…, in a graceful manner. 8 min. full; went good.
Hall and Delay
“Up to the Minute Sons and Dances” — Man and woman; youthful couple and the act is cleverly costumed. This act went rather weak. 13 min. in one.
“Oh, George”
A Comedy Satire — two men and two women; special set representing a studio; singing, dancing and comedy throughout the act; 19 min. ful stage. Went good.
Winkle & Dean
Piano and Songs — two men; the first named appears in uniform; sing popular numbers; 9 min. in one; went big.
La Emma & Boyd
“The Dainty Aerial Artists” — two women; work on the bar and rope; 8 min.; full stage; went good.