The Magnani Family
The Magnani Family dresses as street workers and play songs on diver instruments meant to look like tools.
Al Wild
The act was twelve minutes long.
Wild wears street clothes and imitates a cornet, trombone, and various animals.
Mrs. Frank Farnum
Farnum is a society woman and sings a few songs in a good soprano voice.
Kanthe Bros.
This strong act was fifteen minutes long on the full stage.
Three strong men do gladiatorial and “physical culture” posing. They also do a regulation routine of acrobatics and wight lifting.
The Elliot Savonas
The Elliot Savonas are an octet which performs classical numbers in front of a backdrop equipped with electric lights. They also use a three-sectioned pipe organ. One member attempts some comedy.
Maurice Burkhardt
The act was eleven minutes long.
Burkhardt sang four songs. Two are burlesque operatic numbers which blend popular melodies with classical music. He also does an auto number.
Ruth Becker
The act was ten minutes long.
Becker sings three coon songs with no costume changes. “Her style runs the gamut from the rhapsodical to the pleading, plaintive and naive, winding up with low-comedy ‘mugging'”.
Dooley and Parker
The act was fourteen minutes long.
The comedian opens with a pantomime and a travesty impersonation of Harry Lauder. The straight man sings a couple of ballads. They also do a gag about King Edward having died. When told of the death, the comedian jokes that he didn’t know he was on the bill. They have a new way of taking bows in which they do so one at a time.
Rosaire and Prevost
The act was six minutes long on the full stage.
Two acrobats wear jockey suits and perform in front of a race course background. One is the comedian and the other is the tumbler. The two were formerly with different partners.
Clifford and Taylor
This “sidewalk conversation” act was twelve minutes long.
A woman acts as the feeder to the man who “returns ‘fat’ comedy answers.” He wears an ill-fitting dress suit that has nothing to do with the act.