This “settee” act was thirteen minutes long.
The duo places a “rustic bench” in front of an olio drop. They open with a recitation duet and some dancing. The girl does a solo and the man does a monologue and “Yiddish” song. The girl changes to a short soubret dress and they do some more singing and a “neat dance” for the finale.
The act was twelve minutes long on the full stage.
The Loretta Twins are actually three girls. Two look and dress similarly in short performance skirts that look like bathing suits and the other wears comedy makeup. The do a routine on the triple bars with a trampoline underneath. They do somersault cut-offs, giant swings, and a double somersault cut-off for the finish.
The act was eighteen minutes long on the full stage.
This is a “plantation style” act which is similar to that of the Dixie Serenaders. The group sings and does single and double dances.
This “school act” was twenty-eight minutes long on the full stage.
Four boys and four girls sit in desks opposite to each other. The teacher sits at the front. The schoolmaster wears a comedy chin piece. The children put a pin on their teacher’s chair and use a putty blower.
The act was eighteen minutes long.
Smedley plays seven songs on the mandolin, banjo, lute, and uses a ten-stringed instrument on an upright frame.
The act was fourteen minutes long.
A male a female team opens with singing and whistling. The boy does a baritone solo and a travesty recitation. For the finish, the girl plays the saxophone and the boy sings along. They also do an operatic duet with a rag song for an encore.
Rube Dickinson does monologues about “rube justice”. He also does some parody singing.
The act was nine minutes long on the full stage.
The duo does a fast and funny routine in eccentric makeup. The acrobatics create the comedy.
The duo does character songs and dances. Rock performs in his old “Borneo Man” makeup for one song and Fulton does a solo number in a red bloomer suit. They then do a travesty on a French drama. For the finish, they perform the Turkey Trot how it is done in different cities.
The act was fourteen minutes long.
A young woman who acts as a soubret sings two songs in French soubret style, then as a “coon” singer, and then in “turkey trot” style. She then performs a pantomimic dance called “The Real Milkmaid” and is dressed in shabby clothes. The title cards then announce another called “The Stage Milkmaid” in which she does a comedy song and dance. She does this dual performance with several characters.
