Edwin Keofh
Mr. Keogh plays the lead, with Helen Nelson, who wrote the piece, as chief support.
Eldore
Gardner and Stoddard
Imitations and comedy.
Gertie Reynolds and Twirlie Whirlie Girls
Some singing and acrobatics. The female acrobats are wearing skirts.
Wilson and Winters
The man appears in skirts.
Patsy Doyle
Dresses as a country lout.
Carroll and Cook
An act involving two performers doing comedy, singing, and opera.
Clifford & Burke
Nadell and Bell
The Rube and the Living Pumpkin
It is an acrobatic specialty, prettily set with a back drop representing a pumpkin field, although a pumpkin here and there on the painted scene resembles a large sized tomato. Mr. Sutton as a bucolic youth is a lively acrobat, but depending more on his ground tumbling. Miss Sutton, good looking and becomingly dressed in tights, is an out and out contortionist.