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|data-sort-value="Adelman, Joseph"|Joseph Adelman||Xylophone player||data-sort-type="date" data-sort-value="06/10/1900"|[[1900 Season#Week_of_June_10|June 10-16, 1900]]<br>[[1901 Season#Week_of_June_9|June 9-22, 1901]]||2||3||||
|data-sort-value="Adelman, Joseph"|Joseph Adelman||Xylophone player||data-sort-type="date" data-sort-value="06/10/1900"|[[1900 Season#Week_of_June_10|June 10-16, 1900]]<br>[[1901 Season#Week_of_June_9|June 9-22, 1901]]||2||3||||
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|data-sort-value="Gladstone, Lotta"|Lotta Gladstone||||data-sort-type="date" data-sort-value="07/16/1899"|[[1899 Season#Week_of_July_16_(Children's_Matinee_Week)|July 16-22, 1899]]<br>[[1900 Season#Week_of_August_19|August 19-September 8, 1900]]||4||2||||Known as the "Orginal Country Girl"
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|data-sort-value="Lawson, Namon"|Al Lawson and Frances Namon||Comedy cycling and artistic bag punching||data-sort-type="date" data-sort-value="05/19/1901"|[[1901 Season#Week_of_May_19_(Opening_Week)|May 19-25, 1901]]<br />[[1903 Season#Week_of_August_30|August 30-September 12, 1903]]||4||2||||Known as Lawson and Namon
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|data-sort-value="Marshall, Edna"|Edna Bassett Marshall||Opera singer||data-sort-type="date" data-sort-value="06/18/1899"|[[1899 Season#Week_of_June_18|June 18-24, 1899]]<br>[[1899 Season#Week_of_July_9|July 9-15, 1899]]<br>[[1900 Season#Week_of_May_20_(Opening_Week)|May 20-26, 1900]]||3||2||2||Prima donna soprano who sang opera songs in different costumes in rotating scenes along with five specialty artists
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|data-sort-value="Gardner and Madden"|Georgia Gardner and Joseph Madden||Comedy actors||data-sort-type="date" data-sort-value="09/02/1900"|[[1900 Season#Week_of_September_2|September 2-15, 1900]]<br>[[1901 Season#Week_of_September_8|September 8-15, 1901]]||3||2||1||Also known as Gardner and Madden
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|data-sort-value="Sennetts"|The Six Sennetts||Acrobatics||data-sort-type="date" data-sort-value="09/17/1899"|[[1899 Season#Week_of_September_17_(Closing_Week)|September 17-24, 1899]]<br>[[1900 Season#Week_of_September_2|September 2-15, 1900]]||3||2||1||Also billed as the "Six Senetees" and "Six Senetts"
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|data-sort-value="Stewart, Cal"|Cal Stewart||Storyteller and entertainer||data-sort-type="date" data-sort-value="06/19/1904"|[[1904 Season#Week_of_June_19|June 19-25, 1904]]<br />[[1904_Season#September_4-6|September 4-6, 1904]]<br />[[1905 Season#Week_of_June_26|June 26-July 1, 1905]]||3||2||1||Performed with wife in 1905
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|data-sort-value="Van, Gladys"|Gladys Van||Monologist, imitator, and singing comedienne||data-sort-type="date" data-sort-value="08/28/1904"|[[1904 Season#Week_of_August_28|August 28-September 6, 1904]]<br />[[1905_Season#Week_of_May_21|May 21-27, 1905]]||3||2||||
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|data-sort-value="Zamora"|The Zamora Family||Mexican acrobats||data-sort-type="date" data-sort-value="09/13/1903"|[[1903 Season#Week_of_September_13|September 13-20, 1903]]<br />[[1904 Season#Week_of_July_10|July 10-16, 1904]]<br />[[1904_Season#September_11-18_%28Closing_Week%29|September 12-17, 1904]]||3||2||||
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|data-sort-value="Barlow Minstrels"|The Barlow Minstrels||Minstrel group||data-sort-type="date" data-sort-value="08/13/1899"|[[1899 Season#Week_of_August_13|August 13-20, 1899]]<br>[[1901 Season#Week_of_August_25|August 25-31, 1901]]||2||2||2||Made of 28 blackface performers
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|data-sort-value="Barnes, Sission"|Stuart Barnes and Mabel Sisson||Musical act||data-sort-type="date" data-sort-value="08/06/1899"|[[1899 Season#Week_of_August_6|August 6-12, 1899]]<br>[[1901 Season#Week_of_June_16|June 16-22, 1901]]||2||2||1||Known as Barnes and Sission
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|Kelly and Mason||Dutch and Irish comedians||data-sort-type="date" data-sort-value="07/30/1899"|[[1899 Season#Week_of_July_30|July 30-August 5, 1899]]<br>[[1901 Season#Week_of_May_19_(Opening_Week)|May 19-25, 1901]]||2||2||1||
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|Lockhart's Elephants||Animal act||data-sort-type="date" data-sort-value="01/01/1899"|[[1899 Season|1899]]<br />[[1905 Season#Week_of_June_26|June 26-July 1, 1905]]||2||2||1||Six performing elephants
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|data-sort-value="Onri, Adele Purvi"|Adele Purvis Onri||Slackwire, juggling, and spherical dancer||data-sort-type="date" data-sort-value="08/20/1899"|[[1899 Season#Week_of_August_20|August 20-26, 1899]]<br>[[1903 Season#Week_of_August_16|August 16-22, 1903]]||2||2||1||
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|data-sort-value="Kessner, Smirl"|Smirl and Kessner||Comedy acrobats||data-sort-type="date" data-sort-value="05/22/1904"|[[1904 Season#Week_of_May_22|May 22-28, 1904]]<br />[[1905 Season#Week_of_July_23|July 23-29, 1905]]||2||2||1||Act included trick tumbling, fancy dancing, and acrobatic buck dancing along with their trained Maltese poodle, Pinkie
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|data-sort-value="Smith and Fuller"|Smith and Fuller||Actors and musicians||data-sort-type="date" data-sort-value="05/27/1900"|[[1900 Season#Week_of_May_27|May 27-June 2, 1900]]<br />[[1905 Season#Week_of_July_16|July 16-22, 1905]]||2||2||1||
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|data-sort-value="Burton and Brooks"|Burton and Brooks||Comedians||data-sort-type="date" data-sort-value="07/10/1904"|[[1904 Season#Week_of_July_10|July 10-16, 1904]]<br />[[1905 Season#Week_of_June_26|June 26-July 1, 1905]]||2||2||||
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|data-sort-value="McPhee, Hill "|McPhee and Hill||Gynasts||data-sort-type="date" data-sort-value="05/28/1899"|[[1899 Season#Week_of_May_28_(Opening_Week)|May 28-June 3, 1899]]<br>[[1900 Season#Week_of_July_15|July 15-21, 1900]]||2||2||||Act involved triple and high bar
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|data-sort-value="Carleton, Terre"|Carleton and Terre||Singing comedians||data-sort-type="date" data-sort-value="06/03/1900"|[[1900 Season#Week_of_June_3|June 3-9, 1900]]<br>[[1901 Season#Week_of_July_21|July 21-27, 1901]]||2||2||||
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|data-sort-value="Knight Brothers, The"|The Knight Brothers||Monologue and dancing comedians||data-sort-type="date" data-sort-value="07/01/1900"|[[1900 Season#Week_of_July_1|July 1-7, 1900]]<br>[[1901 Season#Week_of_June_9|June 9-15, 1901]]||2||2||||Possibly two separate acts
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|data-sort-value="Nelson"|The Four Nelson Comiques||Acrobats||data-sort-type="date" data-sort-value="07/22/1900"|[[1900 Season#Week_of_July_22|July 22-28, 1900]]<br>[[1901 Season#Week_of_July_28|July 28-August 3, 1901]]||2||2||||Also known as The Four Nelson Sisters
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|Zavo and Mlle Hilda||Contortionists||data-sort-type="date" data-sort-value="07/29/1900"|[[1900 Season#Week_of_July_29|July 29-August 4, 1900]]<br>[[1901 Season#Week_of_July_14|July 14-20, 1901]]||2||2||||
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|data-sort-value="McDonald, Eddie"|Eddie McDonald||Acrobatic comedians||data-sort-type="date" data-sort-value="08/12/1900"|[[1900 Season#Week_of_August_12|August 12-18, 1900]]<br>[[1901 Season#Week_of_July_21|July 21-27, 1901]]||2||2||||Performed with Bob Keys in 1901
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|Merritt and Murdock||Comedy||data-sort-type="date" data-sort-value="08/26/1900"|[[1900 Season#Week_of_August_26|August 26-September 1, 1900]]<br>[[1901 Season#Week_of_June_9|June 9-15, 1901]]||2||2||||
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|Sardonia [or Sidonia]||Character change act on slack wire||data-sort-type="date" data-sort-value="08/26/1900"|[[1900 Season#Week_of_August_26|August 26-September 1, 1900]]<br>[[1901 Season#Week_of_July_21|July 21-27, 1901]]||2||2||||
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|data-sort-value="Rexo"|The Skating Rexos||Acrobatic skating||data-sort-type="date" data-sort-value="09/02/1900"|[[1900 Season#Week_of_September_2|September 2-8, 1900]]<br>[[1901 Season#Week_of_August_18|August 18-24, 1901]]||2||2||||Involving roller skates and foot cycles
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|data-sort-value="Bland"|Howard and Bland||Actors||data-sort-type="date" data-sort-value="06/11/1899"|[[1899 Season#Week_of_June_11|June 11-17, 1899]]<br>[[1900 Season#Week_of_July_15|July 15-21, 1900]]||2||2||||
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|data-sort-value="Coin"|Professor Coin's Dog Circus||Animal act||data-sort-type="date" data-sort-value="07/23/1899"|[[1899 Season#Week_of_July_23|July 23-29, 1899]]<br>[[1900 Season#Week_of_May_20_(Opening_Week)|May 20-26, 1900]]||2||2||||
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|data-sort-value="Duey"|Kasten, Duey, and Kasten||Blackface performers||data-sort-type="date" data-sort-value="07/30/1899"|[[1899 Season#Week_of_July_30|July 30-August 5, 1899]]<br>[[1900 Season#Week_of_June_17|June 17-23, 1900]]||2||2||||
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|data-sort-value="Baker, Peter"|Peter Baker||German comedian and yodeler||data-sort-type="date" data-sort-value="08/20/1899"|[[1899 Season#Week_of_August_20|August 20-26, 1899]]<br>[[1900 Season#Week_of_July_1|July 1-7, 1900]]||2||2||||
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|data-sort-value="Martinetti and Southerland"|Louis Martinetti and Lillie Southerland||Acrobatic comedy||data-sort-type="date" data-sort-value="09/10/1899"|[[1899 Season#Week_of_September_10|September 10-16, 1899]]<br>[[1900 Season#Week_of_August_26|August 26-September 1, 1900]]||2||2||||Known as Martinetti and Southerland
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|data-sort-value="Pelots"|The Pelots||Comedy juggler||data-sort-type="date" data-sort-value="09/11/1904"|[[1904 Season#September_11-18_(Closing_Week)|September 11-18, 1904]]<br />[[1905 Season#Week_of_July_2|July 2-8, 1905]]||2||2||||
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|data-sort-value="Usher, Claude"|Claude and Fanny Usher||Comedians||data-sort-type="date" data-sort-value="06/05/1904"|[[1904 Season#Week_of_June_5|June 5-11, 1904]]<br />[[1905 Season#Week_of_July_30|July 30-August 4, 1905]]||2||2||||
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|data-sort-value="Young, Devoie"|Frank C. Young and Bessie Devoie||Soft shoe dancing||data-sort-type="date" data-sort-value="06/11/1899"|[[1899 Season#Week_of_June_11|June 11-17, 1899]]<br />[[1905 Season#Week_of_July_30|July 30-August 4, 1905]]||2||2||||Known as Young and Devoie
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Below is a list of performers (vaudeville, stunts, outdoor shows, etc.) and the dates they performed.

List of Performers

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Top Performers

Top Performers (Weeks Performed)

Performer Name Type of Act Dates Performed Weeks Seasons Headlined Notes
Lotta Gladstone July 16-22, 1899
August 19-September 8, 1900		 4 2 Known as the "Orginal Country Girl"
Al Lawson and Frances Namon Comedy cycling and artistic bag punching May 19-25, 1901
August 30-September 12, 1903		 4 2 Known as Lawson and Namon
Harry C. Stanley Comedian August 6-12, 1899
June 24-July 7, 1900
June 12-18, 1904		 4 3 Performed with Doris Wilson in 1900 and 1904
Doris Wilson-Jackson Singer August 6-12, 1899
June 24-July 7, 1900
June 12-18, 1904		 4 3 Performed with Harry C. Stanley in 1900 and 1904
Soto Sunetaro and Co. Japanese wonder-working July 21-27, 1901
August 30-September 5, 1903
May 15-21, 1904		 3 3 1 Also known as "The Japanese Wonder Worker"
Professor Coin's Dog Circus Animal act July 23-29, 1899
May 20-26, 1900
May 19-25, 1901		 3 3
The Faust Family Acrobatic act June 4-10, 1899
May 20-26, 1900
July 9-15, 1905		 3 3 Six acrobats, led by Ted Faust
Maude Beale Price Impersonator and soprano singer June 24-30, 1900
July 28-August 3, 1901
September 13-20, 1903		 3 3
The Three Troubadours Singers and comedians August 30-September 5, 1903
July 24-30, 1904
June 4-10, 1905		 3 3 Also known as the Chihuahua Mexican Troubadors. Made of Casper Zarnes, Charles H. Van, and Hi Briggs.
Edna Bassett Marshall Opera singer June 18-24, 1899
July 9-15, 1899
May 20-26, 1900		 3 2 2 Prima donna soprano who sang opera songs in different costumes in rotating scenes along with five specialty artists
Georgia Gardner and Joseph Madden Comedy actors September 2-15, 1900
September 8-15, 1901		 3 2 1 Also known as Gardner and Madden
The Six Sennetts Acrobatics September 17-24, 1899
September 2-15, 1900		 3 2 1 Also billed as the "Six Senetees" and "Six Senetts"
Cal Stewart Storyteller and entertainer June 19-25, 1904
September 4-6, 1904
June 26-July 1, 1905		 3 2 1 Performed with wife in 1905
Gladys Van Monologist, imitator, and singing comedienne August 28-September 6, 1904
May 21-27, 1905		 3 2
The Zamora Family Mexican acrobats September 13-20, 1903
July 10-16, 1904
September 12-17, 1904		 3 2
Tim Healy and Ella Farnum Singers and dancers August 24-September 12, 1903 3 1 Known as Healy and Farnum

Top Performers (Seasons Performed)

Performer Name Type of Act Dates Performed Weeks Seasons Headlined Notes
Soto Sunetaro and Co. Japanese wonder-working July 21-27, 1901
August 30-September 5, 1903
May 15-21, 1904		 3 3 1 Also known as "The Japanese Wonder Worker"
Harry C. Stanley Comedian August 6-12, 1899
June 24-July 7, 1900
June 12-18, 1904		 4 3 Performed with Doris Wilson in 1900 and 1904
Doris Wilson-Jackson Singer August 6-12, 1899
June 24-July 7, 1900
June 12-18, 1904		 4 3 Performed with Harry C. Stanley in 1900 and 1904
Professor Coin's Dog Circus Animal act July 23-29, 1899
May 20-26, 1900
May 19-25, 1901		 3 3
The Faust Family Acrobatic act June 4-10, 1899
May 20-26, 1900
July 9-15, 1905		 3 3 Six acrobats, led by Ted Faust
Maude Beale Price Impersonator and soprano singer June 24-30, 1900
July 28-August 3, 1901
September 13-20, 1903		 3 3
The Three Troubadours Singers and comedians August 30-September 5, 1903
July 24-30, 1904
June 4-10, 1905		 3 3 Also known as the Chihuahua Mexican Troubadors. Made of Casper Zarnes, Charles H. Van, and Hi Briggs.
Joseph Adelman Xylophone player June 10-16, 1900
June 9-22, 1901		 2 3

Top Performers (Weeks Headlined)

Performer Name Type of Act Dates Performed Weeks Seasons Headlined Notes
Edna Bassett Marshall Opera singer June 18-24, 1899
July 9-15, 1899
May 20-26, 1900		 3 2 2 Prima donna soprano who sang opera songs in different costumes in rotating scenes along with five specialty artists
The Barlow Minstrels Minstrel group August 13-20, 1899
August 25-31, 1901		 2 2 2 Made of 28 blackface performers
Diana Light and mirror dancing June 4-17, 1899 2 1 2 Known as the international "Queen of Light" and the "Myriad Mirror Queen"
The Five Flying Bicketts Acrobatics June 18-July 2, 1899 2 1 2 Comprised of one man and four women
Ezra Kendall Monologue July 1-7, 1900
July 22-28, 1900		 2 1 2

References

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