Performers

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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	Notes
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
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
The Zamora Family	Mexican acrobats	September 13-20, 1903 July 10-16, 1904 September 12-17, 1904 September 10-17, 1905	4	3
Soto Sunetaro and Co.	Japanese wonder-working	July 21-27, 1901 August 30-September 5, 1903 May 15-21, 1904	3	3	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
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.
G. F. Matthiessen	Stunt cycling	July 30-August 26, 1905	4	1	Performed as "Diavolo" on the Loop-the-Loop (July 30-August 19, 1905) and as "Prodigious Porthos" on the Leaping the Gap (August 20-26, 1905), sometimes referred to as Fred Matthiessen
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
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	Top Billing	Notes
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	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
The Zamora Family	Mexican acrobats	September 13-20, 1903 July 10-16, 1904 September 12-17, 1904 September 10-17, 1905	4	3
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.
Joseph Adelman	Xylophone player	June 10-16, 1900 June 9-22, 1901	2	3

Top Performers (Weeks Top Billing/Special Attraction)

Performer Name	Type of Act	Dates Performed	Weeks	Seasons	Top Billing	Notes
G. F. Matthiessen	Stunt cycling	July 30-August 26, 1905	4	1	4	Performed as "Diavolo" on the Loop-the-Loop (July 30-August 19, 1905) and as "Prodigious Porthos" on the Leaping the Gap (August 20-26, 1905), sometimes referred to as Fred Matthiessen
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 13-19, 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