Dennett Trio
The act was thirteen minutes long.
Two boys and a girl sing and do a wooden shoe dance.
Fred Watson and Rena Santos
The act was twelve minutes long.
Watson and Santos sing and dance. Santos wear a white satin gown and Watson wears evening clothes. Watson does a coon song in a pleasing baritone and Santos accompanies him with “a clear, bell-like high note.” She hums one number “with flute-like purity”.
Rober and Tunison
The act was fourteen minutes long.
A man and woman do comedic opera songs and some crossfire talk. They open with a duet and the woman does a recitative ballad and another comedy song. For the finale, they sing a “Toreador” travesty duet.
Grant and Hoag
The act was twenty minutes long.
Grant and Hoag sing and do some cross fire talk. Grant does a “hick” impression and a song. He also performs a travestied imitation of Marshall Montgomery. Hoag wears two new dresses.
Felix Haney and Co.
The act was seventeen minutes long on the full stage.
This suffragette sketch sees a wife attending political conventions while her husband is forced to stay home and do housework. “She is finally brought to see the errors of her way by having her baby fall sick.”
3 Rascals
This “piano-act” was thirteen minutes long.
O’Donnell, Kaufman, and Wolf are the “3 Rascals” who sing. Two of the boys open with a song. One of them intentionally gets a lyric wrong and they begin to argue onstage. The third boy is planted in the audience and demands a chance to perform with the duo. He is dressed in auto costume. The trio then does another number and Wolf does an eccentric dance. One of the boys does a “Yiddish” solo number and then the trio get together for “Ragtime Melodies” and “The Ghost of the Violin” for an encore. The boys wear short black coats and duck trousers.
Wilson and Wilson
The act was fourteen minutes long.
A male comedian and a female soubret sing and play the violin. The man acts as a messenger boy and a “boob”. The girl sings and then the man plays ragtime numbers on his violin. They finish with a “semi-dance” and go offstage as he continues to play.
Mlle. Jobert
The act was six minutes long.
Jobert is a pretty French woman who sings several songs with a soprano voice. She also impersonates a German girl singing a “rag”.
Virginia Grant
The act was twelve minutes long.
Virginia Grant sings four songs, of which one or two are from recent productions. She does three costume changes and wears two pretty gowns and an opera coat and muff.
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.