This piano act was eighteen minutes long.
Al Brown (formerly of Cooper and Brown) plays the piano with Miss Moulton. Miss Moulton wears two pleasing gowns throughout the act.
Mr. Brown plays with pretend carelessness which comes across as indifference.
The act was ten minutes long.
The boy does eccentric work and the girl is a good straight dancer, though both are clearly amateurs.
The act was thirteen minutes long.
Deming performs a section of Cliff Gordon’s monologue in blackface.
The act was seventeen minutes long.
One singer acts as a “cissy”, one as a tramp, and the other wears eccentric makeup.
This aerial act was seven minutes long.
La Vier opened the show on a single trapeze. He goes through his movements very quickly. He swings over the orchestra pit on the trapeze for almost the entire act.
As his finale, he pretends to fall while balancing a rocking chair on the bar. He catches his feet in the side ropes at the last minute.
Claudius and Scarlet sing and play the banjo to the choruses of “old time songs”.
The Martine Brothers perform a trampoline act and finish with sixty consecutive somersaults on the bounding table.
Moran sings.
Harry Fox has mastered the art of “kidding” and is always a sure-fire hit. He tried out some new “nifties” and the well-dressed Millership sisters held up their end of the act.
The act was seventeen minutes long. Raceford performs songs of his own composition in a strong English accent and a cutaway suit.
