The act was ten minutes long.
“A straight man and a comedian present a pleasing routine on an aerial ladder.”
Ray Wylie is a double-voiced vocalist. He sings soprano in two voices.
The act was ten minutes long.
Miss Green does “kid” impersonations with songs and one dance.
Kajiyama is a Japanese handwriting expert, who interjects comedy into his routine.
Two girls play the violin and the harp. Both are attractive in Neapolitan costumes which they later exchange for evening dresses.
This rathskeller act included a little piano-playing boy wonder who has a talent for comedy.
The act was eighteen minutes long on the full stage.
The sketch is about a wife who waits up for her husband to get home after a night of debauchery. She pretends that he is invisible and at one point removes a month from the calendar to make him think he’s been gone much longer than he has.
Yvette is a young violinist.
The sketch entitled “The Reform Candidate” ran for twenty-seven minutes on the full stage.
Arbuckle plays the boss politician of a town who campaigns against a reform candidate played by Sidney S. Cushing. The reform candidate soon finds himself “in a box” and has to seek out the Boss’s help.
The act was fifteen minutes long.
Billy Watkins formerly performed with the Williams sisters, but one of them left to get married. Billy is married to the other sister, so now they work as a singing husband and wife team. They have a handsome new wardrobe.