“Vision D’Arts”
The act was eleven minutes long on the full stage.
This posing act starring Simone De Beryl is produced by Jesse Lasky.
Kennedy and Farley
The act was fifteen minutes long.
Kennedy and Farley sing and do comedic talk. They cannot sing well, but their “Marathon” song was their best effort. One of the men wears a light suit with a red vest and cap and the other wears dark clothes.
Rose Marsten and Co.
The sketch was eighteen minutes long on the full stage.
Rose Marsten stars as a female burglar who falls asleep in the apartment of the bachelor she is robbing. When he comes home, he takes her gun and asks her to be his mistress. She slaps his face. A police officer arrives and the girl convinces him that the bachelor is the burglar. She gets away with the “loot”.
The Diving Girls
This diving act was eleven minutes long on the full stage.
Two girls in black tights (and bare arms) do a routine of swimming and diving. The tank is announced as fifteen feet long, ten feet wide, and seven feet deep. A well-dressed man in flannels does the announcements. For the finish, an old woman runs down the aisle and claims to be the mother of one of the girls. The girl dives into the water to get away from the woman but she follows her, and jumps into the tank fully clothed. The older woman is announced as the mother of several champion divers who is a champion herself. She wear comedic underclothes which are visible under the water.
Cesar Nesi
Cesar Nesi is billed as “The East Side Caruso” and dresses as an Italian vender.
Billy McDermott
The act was twenty-one minutes long.
Billy McDermott is a monologist who also sings parodies. He has a good bass voice and wears tramp attire.
The Arlington Four
The Arlington four are a singing comedy group.
Hyla Allen
The song was eight minutes long.
Hyla Allen sings and is accompanied by a man on the piano. She finishes with “Clap Hands”, which was previously made popular by Blanche Ring and Grace La Rue.
Emma Carus
Emma Carus sings a few numbers.
Annette Adams
The act is eight minutes long.
Annette Adams sings several songs. One has a “Dixie” refrain and one is an Italian number. She also changes hats.