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.
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.
Jesse Lasky and Co.
This sketch entitled “The Trained Nurse” stars Gladys Clark and Henry Bergman, who previously had their own act.
Clark stars as a nurse and Bergman plays a perfectly healthy man who goes to the hospital because he is in love with that nurse. She agrees to marry him and they do five songs in total, flanked by ten chorus girls. Clark does a number in which the chorus girls walk across the stage dressed as the type of girls Bergman liked. They also do a lisping and stuttering number. The finish is a comic opera number.
Louise Dresser and Co.
The act was twenty-four minutes long on the full stage.
Louise Dresser, formerly a single act, is now assisted by William Cripps, Henry Marshall, and and George Spink. She opens with two comedy songs and changes while Cripps does a parade number in a kilt. Dresser then returns in a kilt and briefly joins the parade. Marshall as the orchestral director then sings a ballad in the pit. Dresser returns in a white evening gown and sings a child song with a hymnal melody accompanied by Spink on the organ. Cripps enters wearing evening clothes and the two do a “Bumble Bee” number for the finale.
Marie Lep and Girls
The act was eighteen minutes long on the full stage.
Four girls dance and do some novelty songs. Three of the girls do a “Sis Hopkins” number that brought them the biggest applause. The finale includes a trick ship made out of five dress suit cases.
“Night Follies of San Francisco”: “Touring Chinatown”
The act was twenty-six minutes long on the full stage.
In this sketch, a group of white tourists engages a tour guide to take them through San Francisco’s Chinatown. The background changes to a street in Chinatown. Twelve ponies stand behind four Chinese actors who sing an old newsboy quartet number in Scotch highland costume. The men also dance with the white chorus girls. A Chinese boy and girl then do “a rather interesting ‘Turkey Trot'”.
Josephine Rellis
The act was nine minutes long.
A tall and attractive woman announces that she is a character comedienne. She sings three songs, two of which are character numbers.
Willis Family
The act was fifteen minutes long on the full stage.
Two men and two women play classical numbers on the flute, violin, piano, mandolin, guitar, drum, kettledrum, banjo, and xylophone.