Ned Norton
Time 10. In 1. Black face singing monologist. Rather amateurish. Just got by.
Inza and Lorella
2 men, clown comedy makeup. Time 10. Comedy acrobatic leapers, tumblers. They have much great material—all of which is novel. They could hold down a much harder spot.
Alcide Capitaine
F.S. open. Special trapeze apparatus. A skillful performer on the trapeze. Quiet and effective methods. Graceful and attractively developed.
Harry L. Webb
In 1. Time 20. Black face singer and talker. Voice first class. Jokes new and broght [sic]. Everything good with the exception of a serious attempt at pathos which doesn’t work out well in his comedy make-up.
Camille Comedy Trio
3 men. F.S. time 7. A rough and tumble comedy bar act. A scream from start to finish.
Augusta Glose
In 1. Time 16. Pianologue, spoken songs, imitations. A very clever and artistic woman. Original material and methods. Charming stage presence.
J.T. Ray and Fred Nice
2 men. In 1. Time 15. Singing and dancing. One man is very clever. The other is passable. Their close in which they do an eccentric dance as old men, is the best part of their work and it is very good.
Adelaide Herrmann
F.S. special. Assistants, 2 men, 1 woman. Time 22. A series of very clever bits of magic, but nothing unusually spectacular or new except the scenery. The exhibition is a little disappointing, if much has been expected.
Alpha Troupe
F.S. special black panorama. 3 men 1 woman. Time 11. The best hoop rolling, juggling and tricks ever shown here. Everything neat, fast and clever. Deserves much better position.
Mangean Troupe
F.S. Time 8. 2 women, 4 men. Novelty acrobats. The best part of their work is in catapult jumps from spring boards. Neat and fast.