George Mozart
assuming all characters without change of costume, depending for comedy in the main upon hats.
O! Mister Belasco
Manello-Marnitz Troupe
Involve four people, three of them women. The head and hand balancing is well done. Look well on the stage.
Edna Luby
Ferry Corwey
Billed as “The Musical Clown.” Had a very funny bit involving an unseen bird and a cart load of dummy cats.
Eight Allisons
Six men and two boys. One of the boys is quite young and is used as a “flier.” Most of the acrobatics are accomplished though pedal work. There are some good tumblers. The dressing is in white and could be improved with some color trunks.
Edward Clark
“His 6 Winning Widows.” Has three new girls, the prettiest of which is “Saturday.” He has dressed the women well and has an orchestra leader of his own.
The Cuttys
Still wearing soiled white outfits.
Blanche Ring
Frenchily dressed.
Barnold’s Circus
Four or five animals in the troupe. A comedy dog resembling an Irish Terrier is the feature. No slips, coaxing or delays. Closes with an imitation of a drunken man. Two monkeys dressed as policemen bundle the drunk into a wagon. The trainer is not seen for this stunt.