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|data-sort-value=" | |data-sort-value="Sunetaro, Soto"|Soto Sunetaro and Co.||Japanese wonder-working||data-sort-type="date" data-sort-value="07/21/1901"|[[1901 Season#Week_of_July_21|July 21-27, 1901]]<br />[[1903 Season#Week_of_August_30|August 30-September 5, 1903]]<br />[[1904_Season#Week_of_May_15|May 15-21, 1904]]<br />[[1908_Season#Week_of_June_14|June 14-21, 1908]]||4||Also known as "The Japanese Wonder Worker" | ||
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|data-sort-value=" | |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]]||3|| | ||
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|data-sort-value=" | |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]]<br>[[1901 Season#Week_of_May_19_(Opening_Week)|May 19-25, 1901]]||3|| | ||
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|data-sort-value=" | |data-sort-value="Faust Family, The"|The Faust Family||Acrobatic act||data-sort-type="date" data-sort-value="06/04/1899"|[[1899 Season#Week_of_June_4|June 4-10, 1899]]<br />[[1900 Season#Week_of_May_20_(Opening_Week)|May 20-26, 1900]]<br />[[1905 Season#Week_of_July_9|July 9-15, 1905]]<br />[[1905 Season#Week_of_July_30|July 31-August 5, 1905]]<br />[[1905_Season#Week_of_August_20|August 20-26, 1905]]||3||Six acrobats, led by Ted Faust, performed with Billy Link in July/August 1905 | ||
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|data-sort-value=" | |data-sort-value="Matthiessen, G. F."|G. F. Matthiessen||Stunt cycling||data-sort-type="date" data-sort-value="07/30/1905"|[[1905 Season#Stunts|July 30-August 26, 1905]]<br />[[1906 Season#Stunts|July 29-August 19, 1906]]<br />[[1907 Season#Stunts_and_Outdoor_Shows|July 23-August 4, 1907]]||3||Performed as "Diavolo" on the Loop-the-Loop (July 30-August 19, 1905 & July 29-August 19, 1906) and as "Prodigious Porthos" on the Leaping the Gap (August 20-26, 1905 and July 23-August 4. 1907), sometimes referred to as Fred Matthiessen | ||
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|data-sort-value=" | |data-sort-value="Price, Maude Beale"|Maude Beale Price||Impersonator and soprano singer||data-sort-type="date" data-sort-value="06/24/1900"|[[1900 Season#Week_of_June_24|June 24-30, 1900]]<br>[[1901 Season#Week_of_July_28|July 28-August 3, 1901]]<br>[[1903 Season#Week_of_September_13|September 13-20, 1903]]||3|| | ||
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|data-sort-value=" | |data-sort-value="Stanley, Harry C."|Harry C. Stanley||Comedian||data-sort-type="date" data-sort-value="08/06/1899"|[[1899 Season#Week_of_August_6|August 6-12, 1899]]<br>[[1900 Season#Week_of_June_24|June 24-July 7, 1900]]<br />[[1904_Season#Week_of_June_12|June 12-18, 1904]]||3||Performed with Doris Wilson in 1900 and 1904 | ||
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|data-sort-value=" | |data-sort-value="Troubadours"|The Three Troubadours||Singers and comedians||data-sort-type="date" data-sort-value="08/30/1903"|[[1903 Season#Week_of_August_30|August 30-September 5, 1903]]<br />[[1904 Season#Week_of_July_24|July 24-30, 1904]]<br />[[1905_Season#Week_of_June_4|June 4-10, 1905]]||3||Also known as the Chihuahua Mexican Troubadors. Made of Casper Zarnes, Charles H. Van, and Hi Briggs | ||
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|data-sort-value=" | |data-sort-value="Wilson-Jackson, Doris"|Doris Wilson-Jackson||Singer||data-sort-type="date" data-sort-value="08/06/1899"|[[1899 Season#Week_of_August_6|August 6-12, 1899]]<br>[[1900 Season#Week_of_June_24|June 24-July 7, 1900]]<br />[[1904_Season#Week_of_June_12|June 12-18, 1904]]||3||Performed with Harry C. Stanley in 1900 and 1904 | ||
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|data-sort-value=" | |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]]<br />[[1905_Season#Week_of_September_10_(Closing_Week)|September 10-17, 1905]]||3|| | ||
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Revision as of 22:49, 19 October 2024
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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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For a specific season, visit the season's page for that year's list of performances.
Top Performers
Top Performers (Weeks Performed)
| Performer Name | Type of Act | Dates Performed | Weeks | Seasons | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dr. William F. Carver's Diving Horses | Animal act | May 28-September 4, 1911 | 14 | 1 | Originally planned for one week in 1911, but given a contract to perform for the rest of the summer |
| G. F. Matthiessen | Stunt cycling | July 30-August 26, 1905 July 29-August 19, 1906 July 23-August 4, 1907 |
8 | 3 | Performed as "Diavolo" on the Loop-the-Loop (July 30-August 19, 1905 & July 29-August 19, 1906) and as "Prodigious Porthos" on the Leaping the Gap (August 20-26, 1905 and July 23-August 4. 1907), sometimes referred to as Fred Matthiessen |
| The Faust Family | Acrobatic act | June 4-10, 1899 May 20-26, 1900 July 9-15, 1905 July 31-August 5, 1905 August 20-26, 1905 |
5 | 3 | Six acrobats, led by Ted Faust, performed with Billy Link in July/August 1905 |
| Soto Sunetaro and Co. | Japanese wonder-working | July 21-27, 1901 August 30-September 5, 1903 May 15-21, 1904 June 14-21, 1908 |
4 | 4 | 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 |
| The Zamora Family | Mexican acrobats | September 13-20, 1903 July 10-16, 1904 September 12-17, 1904 September 10-17, 1905 |
4 | 3 | |
| 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 |
| Billy Clifford | Singer and dancer | June 26-July 2, 1904 August 12-September 1, 1907 |
4 | 2 | |
| Professor Coin's Dog Circus | Animal act | July 23-29, 1899 May 20-26, 1900 May 19-25, 1901 |
3 | 3 | |
| 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. |
| Herbert and Willing | Blackface comedians and dancers | July 23-29, 1905 September 3-11, 1905 June 14-21, 1908 |
3 | 2 | |
| Edna Bassett Marshall | Opera singer | June 18-24, 1899 July 9-15, 1899 May 20-26, 1900 |
3 | 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 | Also known as Gardner and Madden |
| The Six Sennetts | Acrobatics | September 17-24, 1899 September 2-15, 1900 |
3 | 2 | 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 | Performed with wife in 1905 |
| Gladys Van | Monologist, imitator, and singing comedienne | August 28-September 6, 1904 May 21-27, 1905 |
3 | 2 | |
| Cromwell Dixon | Aeronaut | July 4-7, 1907 July 21-August 4, 1907 |
3 | 1 | Rode a skycycle around the park and north Columbus |
| Mille Essie Fay and Company | Animal act | July 16-August 6, 1911, 1911 | 3 | 1 | Performed with a horse named "Arabia" |
| Frosini | Accordion soloist | August 5-25, 1907 | 3 | 1 | |
| Tim Healy and Ella Farnum | Singers and dancers | August 24-September 12, 1903 | 3 | 1 | Known as Healy and Farnum |
| Professor S. B. Erieg | Stuntman | August 26, 1911-September 17, 1911 | 3 | 1 |
Top Performers (Seasons Performed)
| Performer Name | Type of Act | Dates Performed | Seasons | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Soto Sunetaro and Co. | Japanese wonder-working | July 21-27, 1901 August 30-September 5, 1903 May 15-21, 1904 June 14-21, 1908 |
4 | Also known as "The Japanese Wonder Worker" |
| Joseph Adelman | Xylophone player | June 10-16, 1900 June 9-22, 1901 |
3 | |
| Professor Coin's Dog Circus | Animal act | July 23-29, 1899 May 20-26, 1900 May 19-25, 1901 |
3 | |
| The Faust Family | Acrobatic act | June 4-10, 1899 May 20-26, 1900 July 9-15, 1905 July 31-August 5, 1905 August 20-26, 1905 |
3 | Six acrobats, led by Ted Faust, performed with Billy Link in July/August 1905 |
| G. F. Matthiessen | Stunt cycling | July 30-August 26, 1905 July 29-August 19, 1906 July 23-August 4, 1907 |
3 | Performed as "Diavolo" on the Loop-the-Loop (July 30-August 19, 1905 & July 29-August 19, 1906) and as "Prodigious Porthos" on the Leaping the Gap (August 20-26, 1905 and July 23-August 4. 1907), sometimes referred to as Fred Matthiessen |
| Maude Beale Price | Impersonator and soprano singer | June 24-30, 1900 July 28-August 3, 1901 September 13-20, 1903 |
3 | |
| Harry C. Stanley | Comedian | August 6-12, 1899 June 24-July 7, 1900 June 12-18, 1904 |
3 | Performed with Doris Wilson in 1900 and 1904 |
| The Three Troubadours | Singers and comedians | August 30-September 5, 1903 July 24-30, 1904 June 4-10, 1905 |
3 | Also known as the Chihuahua Mexican Troubadors. Made of Casper Zarnes, Charles H. Van, and Hi Briggs |
| Doris Wilson-Jackson | Singer | August 6-12, 1899 June 24-July 7, 1900 June 12-18, 1904 |
3 | Performed with Harry C. Stanley in 1900 and 1904 |
| The Zamora Family | Mexican acrobats | September 13-20, 1903 July 10-16, 1904 September 12-17, 1904 September 10-17, 1905 |
3 |