The Great Lester
Henry E. Dixey
Dixey is a monologist and opens with a recitation in which he creates characters purely through facial expressions. He then does a travesty on different vaudevillians.
George Fuller Golden
James Harrigan
James Harrlgan worked without ‘make-up or apparatus,
his trunks arriving too late. He did
a monolog which made good.
Eddie Dolan
Casey and Le Clair
Al Herman
Al Herman does a monologue and sings. He talks about marriage and repeats the line “I thought I’d die” in a comedic way which gets some laughs. He uses Jim Morton’s bit in which he kids the act ahead. He does a “Sextet” parody for the finish.