The Star Bout
The act featured a boxing match between two contestants with funny headspins.
Roehm’s Athletic Girls
The girls presented an exhibition of fencing, boxing, wrestling, and bag punching.
Frank Tinney
The act was twenty-three minutes long. Mr Tinney tells a couple of songs he composed. He also has new gags in which he sings for prisoners on holidays, and another about “deaf and dumb people”. He wears a new uniform that includes a bright red coat, epaulets, and a wig.
Olive Briscoe
Dan Dody and Albert Von Tilzer
The act, entitled “The Honey Girls”, was thirty-one minutes long. Jack Freeman plays a “straight” and sings. Billy Dunham plays a Frenchman. There is an ocean scene where ten girls wear knee length bathing costumes. Mr. Dunham and Mr. Freeman sing “The Mysterious Moon” and “Come Kiss Your Baby”.
Ed. F. Reynard
Reynard used unique mechanical effects in the opening.
Clara Inge
The act is fifteen minutes long. Ms. Inge sings published numbers. She wears three different costumes, including a boys outfit of overalls, and a pink gown topped off with a “girlish” leghorn hat.
Kichi Asaki
Kichi Asaki, “the skating Jap” juggles sticks and spins the top on rollers.
Burley and Burley
The act was twelve minutes long. One of the men is dressed as “English Johnny”, a character “well known to the English Vaudeville stage”. The comedian does a “slouchy “Scot”. The acrobatic work is “contortional”.
Alfredo
Alfredo plays the fiddle. He has a slouchy way of “wielding the resigned bow”.