Andriette
The dressing at the opening makes no pretention to beauty, but a change to an ankle length frock was pretty.
Alta Yolo and “Knickerbocker Boys”
Jo Whitehead
Big City Quartet
All four men use comedy makeup. Robert J. Webb, first tenor, and Geoffrey O’Hara, baritone, work in blackface, the former as a “mammy,” and the first and second basses as stranded and hungry actors.
James D. McDonlald
Roger Gray
McKay and Cantwell
Both wear grotesque makeups
Ferry Corwey
Billed as “The Musical Clown.” Had a very funny bit involving an unseen bird and a cart load of dummy cats.
Lew Sully
Sang in whiteface and told some stories about his family. Has a habit of not waiting for laughs and gains more because of it.