Paul Le Croix
three ball juggling
The Carson Brothers
As they dress in white and are enclosed in a black background the acrobatic work would give the “statue” effect without the postures
A Gymnast’s Parlor Amusement
a toe dance by the girl
Julia Sanderson
a small boy, dressed in faithfyl representation of a “Teddy Bear,” who did a ridiculously clumsy dance.
She wears a white lace frock and quite the biggest, fluffiest white had imaginable.
Joe Deming
The Halfback Tavern
Mr. Vokes makes an entrance via a dog house set upon the stage.
There is a young girl in the act named Maud Dunn. She has two changes of costume, besides the same number of songs, and does a neat little dance.
Gaston and Green
Miss Green wears a sweater and she should look at a photograph of herself in it.
John F. Clark
Henri French
Some poor magic and some fair juggling with a comedy flavor and a trick bicycle stunt.
Charles Nevin and Lydia Arnold
Splendidly dressed pair with several striking costume changes. Miss Arnold needs training in legmania, she lacks grace and the knowledge of what to do with her hands.