Roach and Hart
The act was seventeen minutes long.
The man begins as a German comedian and the woman is his straight. She then wears eccentric makeup. For the finish, they sing a Rube song in Quaker costumes.
Norton and Ray
Paul Kleist
Wynne and Lewis
The Bootblack Quartet
Howard and Howard
Dunbar and La Vere
The act was fifteen minutes long.
The man plays a “Dutchman” comedian and the girl is the straight. The comedian opens with a song in a pleasing voice.
Jack Sheppard
The act was nine minutes long.
Jack Sheppard does several Marathonic songs and parodies. He has added a new verse about the present political controversy to one of the songs.
Lucky and Yost
The act was nineteen minutes long on the full stage.
A young man and woman quarrel on the street and part ways to the accompaniment of a song. They walk onto a special office set and each sit on either side of a wall. The girl pretends to be someone else and makes a date with the boy on the other side. They meet back on the sidewalk again, fight, and makeup. They do a dance for the finish.
Dyer and Faye
The act was fifteen minutes long.
Two young men do some crossfire talk and a burlesque drama bit. They perform a travesty and then sing a duet for an encore in which one of the men pretends that he is from the insane asylum.