Allman & Mayo
In “Broadway Gossip” — One of this team is an excellent singer and the other is a “rounder”. Singing and talking act. They received plenty of laughs through their act and a tremendous hand at the finish. 13 min. in one.
Bellis Duo
Man and woman in acrobatic novelty. Performs on the Receive a good hand at finish. 6 min. full.
Sherry Mathews & Henry Marshall
The Little Prima Donna and the Song Writer. Very neat act. Talking and singing; man at first works in the pit with musicians and goes on stage. This act received a light hand through act and a fair one at finish/ 16 min. in one.
Juggling Willis
“The Jazz Juggler” — A novelty comedy juggling act. Performs his act with great ease and skill, with a running line of talk all thro act. Received a number of laughs through act and a good hand at finish. 10 min. c.d.f.
Fink’s Mules – Ponies, dogs and monkeys
Corking good lively animal act, which held the audience well and made a fine finish to a good vaudeville bill. 10 min. full stage.
Vernon Stiles
Operatic tenor who was one of the big hits of the show. 16 min.
Mme. Besson & Company
In J.M. Barrie’s play “HALF AN HOUR” – A very fine sketch, very well rendered and highly appreciated. A little more of this sort of thing and we would be back to our old standard of vaudeville. 35 min. full stage.
Norton & Micholson
In their famous dramatic cartoon called “Ella’s Alright”. First time we have played them in a number of years and they went like new. A big laughing hit. 20 min. full stage.
Jack Joyce
One legged song and dance man and talking comedian. This young man has a fine personality, dances well, but a good deal of his talk has too much of the give my your kind applause, which is entirely unnecessary, and the act would be improved by 100% if he would listen to a little bit of advice , but he has as great a case of swell head as I have ever met in my life, nerveless the act is a big hit. 10 min. in one.
Nathan Brothers
Head and hand balancing and acrobatic act, with a little touch of comedy. About as good an act of the kind as we have ever played. Made a splendid start for the show. 6 min. in two.