The act consists of “two men, a woman and a boy”. The men toss the boy around.
“They carry their own ‘drop'”.
Crouch and Welch perform acrobatic dancing.
“Miss Guerite wears several fetching costumes.”
Both are clean cut. There is more skating than dancing.
“Miss Tanguay sang five songs, recited two bits of verse”. She wore outfits that were white and “characteristically daring.”
“Speed was the secret of the second series in which Goldin presented an entirely bewildering array of illusions and legerdemain. Clever impersonation and duplication of familiar feats constituted the first, while the third was a drama in pantomime, dressed and staged like a comic opera spectacle.”
The act was fifteen minutes long, taking place on a full stage. Mr. Ranf walks a wire with no “violent swaying or swinging”. He is an excellent balancer. The wire looks heavier than that normally used by wire walkers. Mr. Ranf also juggles.
The act was nineteen minutes long. A western girl is to marry an English gentleman. She tries to frighten the visitor. The woman wears an abbreviated skirt.