Jo Boganny
The act was entitled “Lunatic Bakers”. The Bogannys performed acrobatics. The troupe exhausted themselves before the house was “pacified”.
Cecelia Loftus
Miss Loftus impersonated “bits”. She impersonated Elsie Jannis, Nora Bayes, Maud Allan and Ada Reeve. She also impersonated an English lady and her boy talking a “tram ride”.
Doyle, Dixon, and Jimmy Britt
The team had a good appearance. Their dancing was fast and different.
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”.
Raymond Bros
The act was six minutes long. A straight man and a clown do ring work.
Tom Sidello and Co.
The act was ten minutes long taking place on a full stage. Sidello, dressed in “Silvers” performs slapstick and knockabout comedy. He is assisted by a young woman as a “mechanical doll”.