Winston Duo
They sing “When You Were Sweet Sixteen”.
Miss Wynn
She wore a “striking” gown at the start, and for her closing numbers she wore a chiffon dress. She sang several catchy songs.
Nance O’Neil and Co.
The act entitled “The Worth of a Man” was twenty-one minutes long. An unemployed husband joins a gang of theirs and is arrested. His wife lives with a friend while he is in jail.
Ethel Barrymore and Co.
The act entitled “Miss Civilization” was twenty-seven minutes long. A group of thieves are rounded up for arrest by a young woman.
Edna Munsey
The act was twelve minutes long.
Florence Thorpe
The act was eight minutes long. She wore a white dress and had frizzed hair.
Vinie Daly
The act was twelve minutes long. She wore a costume of a Sicilian peasant girl. She sang and acted in Italian. A director have a violin solo.
Homer Miles and Co.
The act entitled “On the Edge of Things” was eighteen minutes long. The set is the roof of a New York city apartment house. A young girl is to elope with a man, not knowing about his wife or child.
Ilda Schnee
The act was ten minutes long. She is well dressed and has a neat appearance.
Joe C. Smith and Veola Harty
The act was eight minutes long. The first dance is the Turkey Trot. They also trot, wag, and waltz.