The Dubois
Two men and a girl.
Illusions and palming.
Herr Saona
La Centre and LaRue
Man put on blackface in front of the audience. In his haste he neglected a few parts of his countenance.
The Floods
The act features a dog.
W.E. Whittle
The settling represents an encampment, the perspective in the special drop in use being extremely good.
Jack Mason’s Chiclets
A Girl Act.
Harry PIlcer is accompanied by four young women, all good looking, having one distinct blonde, one brunette, and two under suspicion.
The girls make two change of costumes, first appearing in green short dresses with cape, then discarding the capes and showing green waists heavily laden with spangles on which many coloured lights are thrown. During the third song, the girls wear Mexican costumes with pantalettes.
Mr. Pilcer wears three suits.
The Jalvans
The woman is almost grotesquely painted for a coloured person, and has little to-do
Walter Stead
Bowers and Curtis
Al H. Weston and company
Five people play in the farcical sketch.