Harry Delson
The act was eleven minutes long. Delson performs songs and talk along with the piano playing. He finishes by walking into the orchestra calling “Chewing gum, five cents a package.”
Sam and Kitty Morton
Miss Morton wears a swell dress. Sam Morton’s jokes put the audience into a “swell.”
Miss Gordon
The stage was full; there was a plant in an upper box, a violinist, and an orchestra leader who stood beside a couple of assistants. There were two large armchairs engraved with a big “G”. Miss Gordon sat in one of them to sing her number. She sang three songs in total.
Valeska Suratt and Co.
The act was twenty-one minutes long. It was entitled “Black Crepe and Diamonds.” The stage is draped in white. Miss Suratt wears more gowns than costumes.
The Great Howard
He has a “tooth-aching ‘dummy'” that he takes into the audience.
Lord Kenneth Douglass Lorne MacLaine
The act was seventeen minutes long. Lorde wore a “pretty suit”. He would also change into a sailor’s suit.
Wm. Hawtrey and Co.
The act entitled “Old Nick and Co” was nineteen minutes long. An old inventor calls on Satan to help him with his financial difficulties. A friend arrives and the inventor mistakes him for the devil.
Laura Guerite
The act was fourteen minutes long. She opens with an Italian number, goes through a ragtime song, and finished with a descriptive lyric that describes both old times and the present. She finishes with a dance.
Molly King
The act was ten minutes long. She performs songs and imitations. She changed her costume as the pianist filled in. She changed into a dress suit and sang a song while doing Georgie Cohan stepping.
Edwin Arden and Anne Sutherland Co.
The act entitled “The Stool Pigeon” was twenty-five minutes long. A girl who robbed a man at a New Years Eve party is captured by police and forced to of after a criminal.