Geo. Smedley
The act was eighteen minutes long.
Smedley plays seven songs on the mandolin, banjo, lute, and uses a ten-stringed instrument on an upright frame.
Knice and Dunn
The act was fourteen minutes long.
A male a female team opens with singing and whistling. The boy does a baritone solo and a travesty recitation. For the finish, the girl plays the saxophone and the boy sings along. They also do an operatic duet with a rag song for an encore.
Frank Spissell and Co.
This acrobatic comedy entitled “The New Chef” was fourteen minutes long.
The setting is a restaurant kitchen with a real working oven. Frank Spissell works with two capable assistants. They perform a series of acrobatic feats with some comedy in between.
Mott and Maxfield
The act was eighteen minutes long.
Maxfield is a small woman who dresses well and does some mimicry while singing. She has a way of telling her jokes without giving offence, which is no easy task.
Lew Dockstader and his Minstrels
Pete Mack and Clancey Twins
The act was twenty-three minutes long.
Pete Mack is the youngest of the trio and has a pleasing soprano voice. The trio dress as newsboys who decide to try their luck at an “amateur night.” One girl plays the cornet and the other girl sings with Pete Mack.
Base Ball Trio
The act was eleven minutes long.
Two men and a woman in baseball uniforms juggle in front of a grandstand backdrop. The baseball accessories (balls, bats, etc.) are all juggled .
Jim Quinn
The act was thirteen minutes long.
Jim Quinn is a blind singing monlogist. “The greater part of his talk consists of experiences told in a jocular vein.” He sings three songs.