Lutz Bros.
Two men, one is armless. He does a number of things with his feet, such as shooting, playing sleigh bells, carpenter work. 20 minutes, full stage, close in one. Fair act.
Tom Hearn
Supposed to be a comedy juggler. The funniest thing he does is to have the audience throw turnips at him. Act fair.
“Boston Belles”
Clara May Hammer
The act was nine minutes long. Miss Hammer sings songs of the operatic and classical “construction”.
Rogers and Mack
The act was eleven minutes long. “One man does the ‘straight’ and sings much better than he talks. His partner is a typical ‘wop’ who does the usual befuddling and mincemeating of the English language.”
Dorthy Ross and Co.
The act was fourteen minutes long. Two lawyers scam a widow out of her dead husband’s money. She retrieves it by threatening one of the lawyers and his wife with a gun.
Parisian Widows
Pretty girls, attractive scenery, and adequate costumes
Singing, dancing, sketch, acrobatics, and comedy.
Coogan and Watson
The act was twelve minutes long on the full stage.
A man and woman open their roller skating act with “sketch talk”. He is the comedian and is dressed as a tramp with a red nose, baggy trousers, silk hat, and a rhinestone horseshoe on a red striped shirt. The woman plays the straight and convinces him to put on roller skates with her. She then puts on a bear skin and they do a bear dance and a buck dance on skates.
Penn State Trio
The act was eighteen minutes long on the full stage.
Two boys and a girl open with a song and dance and some comedic talk. The “tough” does a ballad, the girl does a tambourine dance, and the straight does a hard shoe dance. The “tough” sings another song and then the two boys act as scarecrows for the girl in kid makeup for an eccentric dance finale.
Aubrey and Frank
The act was thirteen minutes long.
A comedian and a straight do a comedy routine which is similar to one the McNaughtons did a few years ago. The comedian is English in style and the straight is a good feeder. The straight beats up the comedian at the end.