E.J. Moore

He has framed an act that recalls a Keystone comedy, for its mussy matter. That is the spilling of water all over the comedian- assistant, and that same boy after breaking an egg In his hip pocket, delicately draws out the remnants of it with his hand and drops It in the footlights.

Ziska and Co.

Ziska got away with a number of tricks to good advantage easily putting them across successfully, through employing a good deal of lingo.

King and Brooks

Brooks is a first-rate “straight” for King’s comedy efforts.

Adelaide Herrmann

A collection of illusions with some magic. Mme. Herman resembles Mother Goose in costume.

Roland Travers and Co.

In fact the only weak thing about Travers’ performance is the tricks—or rather the execution of them. His routine consists of the simpler of the familiar ones in general use. For the finish and as a feature an impersonation of Ching Ling Foo and a couple of cabinet tricks are shown.