DOT ENTERTAINS. By Elizabeth F. Guptill. 1 male, 1 female. Dot entertains her big sister’s beau, and the things she tells him are a plenty. A big success. 5 cents.
THE GOOSE FEATHER BED. By Willis N. Bugbee. 4 males, 1 female. A dandy little play for Irish and eccentric characters. Easy and amusing. 5 cents.
THE LUNATIC OR THE PROFESSOR. By Louise Rand Bascom. 2 males, 2 females. The lunatic is mistaken for the brain specialist, which is hard on the lunatic. Great. 5c.
LOOK OUT FOR HEZIKIAH. By Louise Rand Bascom. 3 males, 1 female. Hayseed parents visit college dean. Splendid opportunity for clever acting. Bright and amusing. 5c.
LAUGHTER AND SONG. By Archibald Humboldt. 3 males, 4 females. Comic dialog interspersed with jolly songs, making a continuous funny story. 5 cents.
MORE TIME OUT. By Carolyn F. Rice. 7 females. An amusing comedy dealing with the servant problem. The characters are strongly contrasted. Easy, but effective. 5 cents.
OH, YOU TEACHER! By C. A. Donaldson. 8 males, 4 females. A splendid comedy of school life, showing the amateur teacher’s trials. Funny and well suited for schools. 5c.
ONE ON THE AGENT. By Louise Rand Bascom. 1 male, 1 female. A clever skit, bright with telling repartee. Recommended for all occasions. 5 cents.
THE “PHYSICAL TORTURE” CLUB. By Willis N. Bugbee. 2 m. 2 f. Physical culture exercises for which Ma is too stout and Pa is too rheumatic. Killingly funny. 5 cents.
RASTUS BLINK’S MINSTRELS. By Effie Louise Koogle. For any number. His “Kinky Koons” are killing. The jolliest minstrel show ever. A deluge of drollery. 5 cents.