The Elliots

Harpists (one man and one woman) who play opera, ragtime, and everything in between. They also “sing a bit”. The act was fifteen minutes long.

Laura Guerite

Miss Guerite is assisted by George F. Moore, who sings, dances, and offers Guerite rapid fire dialogue to hold the interest of the audience while she changes costume behind a screen. Guerite wears a “very risque costume” during the first number and green velvet pants and coat during “Antonio”, an Italian dialect song. The act was twenty minutes long on the full stage.

Onetta

Onetta wears “Oriental” clothing and dances. She also does “iron-jawed” balancing of chairs. For her big finish, she does a “dervish-whirling dance” in which she balances one chair in her teeth and one in each hand. The chairs are all adorned with incandescent globes. The act was eight minutes long.

Hugh Blaney

Hugh Blaney is an expressive singer who uses effective hand gestures and is new to Broadway. He appeared second on the bill and performed four songs.

Powers

Powers’ routine is largely similar to a Dr. Pauline’s. The act was twenty-five minutes long.

Elsie Kramer Trio

Miss Kramer and two men perform on the rings and the trapeze. One man hangs from the rings with his arms and balances the other head to head. Miss Kramer is “a buxom figure in white tights”, though she does not do much until the end of the act where she carries both men on her hips as she walks offstage. The act was nine minutes long on the full stage.