Annie Yeamans and daughter, Jennie
The closing dance, Annie keeps up with Jennie which causes her to remark “That’s pretty good for seventy”
Genaro and Bailey
Ray Bailey wears a most exquisite white lace robe of handsome material and expensive quaility. Dancing finish is a knockout
Ferry Corwey
Appeared for the first time in Harlem. The Chamberlains lasso throwing and bull whip exhibition enhance the value of the act.
Troja
posing in the spotlight is picturesque and funny.
Brockman, Mack and Company
The “company” is a young lady.
Albert E. Reed and Company
“A weak vasiliating stock broker is ‘made a man’ through promising his typewriter to do what she tells him if she will remain in the office”
The McWatters and Tyson Company
Spoil their ensmble numbers by trying to get light effects with a single lantern. Act is full of action
Kline, Ott Brother and Nicholson
Josselin Trio
fair work on the trapeze. stronger appeal with their act on the webbing, which is ignored by many modern gymnasts