Jones and Sylvester
The act entitled “The Two Drummers” was ten minutes long. Mr. Sylvester performed “I’m a Married Man” with sneezing. They also perform dialog between each other.
Ned Finley and Co.
The act was eighteen minutes long. The setting is that of a railroad wreck. A woman is saved by the leading man; however, it is later revealed they are con artists.
John and Emma Ray
Harry Hayes
Martin Healy
Bernard Dyllyn
Clifton Crawford
The act was twenty-two minutes long. He performs without any fanfares, stage waits, plush curtains or auxiliaries. He sings a quiet song and immediately follows it with a vigorous one. He wears an evening dress suit.
Carlos Caesaro
The act entitled “The Human Gyroscope” was ten minutes long. He balances heavy balls (such as a 90 pound cannonball) on the top of his head with nothing but a brass cap to protect his dome.
James C. Morton and Frank F. Moore
The two men have a small female assistant. She sings a ballad in a high squeaky voice.
Violet and Charles
The act was eight minutes long. A man and a woman perform. The man wears an eccentric clown costume, while the woman wears tights. They perform ring and trapeze work.