The act was thirteen minutes long.
Deming performs a section of Cliff Gordon’s monologue in blackface.
This aerial act was seven minutes long.
La Vier opened the show on a single trapeze. He goes through his movements very quickly. He swings over the orchestra pit on the trapeze for almost the entire act.
As his finale, he pretends to fall while balancing a rocking chair on the bar. He catches his feet in the side ropes at the last minute.
The act was twenty minutes long.
Lawlor and his two young daughters perform songs are are new to New York vaudeville. The daughters do a lot of costume changes.
The act entitled “A Novelty of Song” was twelve minutes long.
Miss Allen plays the piano and sings. She performs two numbers at the piano and two away from it.
Claudius and Scarlet sing and play the banjo to the choruses of “old time songs”.
Leipzig has
a novel palming trick in covering the tips
of his fingers. With cards, he does brand
new ‘tricks requiring the manipulation of
them. A committee from the audience
watches him at close range. The tricks
are impenetrable; Leipzig baffles detection.
The act was ten minutes long.
Women sing the “Gaby Glide” and execute complicated cycling formations. There is also a single rider.
Hilda Hawthorne is a female ventriloquist with a dummy named “Johnnie.”
G. Molasso produces a pantomime number called “Paris By Night”, which was seventeen minutes long.
Molasso has renewed the pantomime by eliminating the killing scene and including a can-can dance and more comedy. A very good-looking woman dances with the younger Molasso in an “Apache” number. He handles her well.
This sketch entitled “Holding a Husband” was eighteen minutes long.
The sketch stars Mrs. Louis (Alphie) James, who plays a woman with a flighty husband. He immediately begins to fall in love with her best friend. She succeeds in making him forget her friend, which prompts him to “inelegantly” exclaim, “To hell with Carolyn.”