Bryan Summer and Co.
The act, entitled “A College Proposition”, was fourteen minutes long. The skit is that of a “wealthy father who marries out of his social region.”
Sony and Swor
The act was twelve minutes long. One man dresses a a policeman while the other wears a rakish outfit. They sing and exchange “snappy” talk.
DeVoy-Faber and Co.
The act entitled “His Prize Package” was sixteen minutes long. Two men and two women performs the sketch. A lawyer promotes the marriage of old childhood sweethearts.
Artie Mehlinger
“Write works hard, injects personality into each number and retires with a nice average.”
Matthews and Al. Shayne
The two men perform character songs. Their “unusual characterization take the number out of the ‘straight’ classification.”
Karl Emmy and his Pets
“The terriers work smoothly and swiftly and the bright, whirling spinning device at the finish rounded off the act nicely.”
James C. Morton and Frank F. Moore
The two men have a small female assistant. She sings a ballad in a high squeaky voice.
Frey Twins
The two wrestled with each other in an “exceptionally” fast manner.
The Castilians
The act was twelve minutes long. It consisted of the group making statuary poses. They use verdigris to make their bodies look like bronze figures with green rust. For their final pose, they “mounted atop a coloured globe representing the earth, set in a chariot, to which are attached bronze lions.”
Bobby Ferns and Polly Prim
The act was twelve minutes long. They sing “I Want My Man”, “Goody, Goody, Good”, and “Alabam”.