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The ragtime composition Corn Palace by Ray Stewart Soladay is published by Advocate Printers of Fulton, South Dakota, USA.
The musical comedy Two Is Company opens at The Lyric Theatre, Broadway, New York City, USA, where it will run for 29 performances.
The 'high-class' Vaudeville bill at The Orpheum Theatre in Seattle, Washington, USA, features Pat Rooney And Marion Dent, Walter C. Kelly, Beaumonte And Arnold, Eugene Damond and Bessie Browning.
Musical revue The Passing Show Of 1915 is playing at The Winter Garden, New York City, USA.
McIntosh And His Musical Maids head the bill at The Empress Theatre, Sacramento, California, USA. The show also features Jim And Marian Harkins and Evans And Wagner.
The 3-act musical comedy The Girl Who Smiles is playing at The Longacre Theatre, Broadway, New York City, USA, during a run of 104 performances.
Conway's Band, led by Patrick Conway, records Cuddles, Freedom March, Russian Nights and other tracks for Victor Records in Camden, New Jersey, USA.
Musical comedy The Schemers is presented at Joyland, Sacramento, California, USA.
Little Caruso, The Imperial Quartet and blackface duo Bertie Herrron and Milt Arnsman are appearing at The Empress Theatre, Seattle, Washington, USA.
The stage musical Bric-A-Brac is playing at The Palace Theatre, Shaftesbury Avenue, London, UK, during a run of 385 performances. Music for the show is by Lionel Monckton and Herman Finck, and the cast includes Gwendoline Brogden, Teddie Gerard, A. Simon Girard, Nelson Keys, Gertie Millar, Arthur Playfair and Lauri Wylie.
The Columbia Stellar Quartette records Funiculi Funicula for Columbia Records in New York City, USA.
Safety First, described as a "Mock - Military - Movie Musical Hit" is presented at B.F. Keith's Theatre, Washington DC, USA, with Sophye Barnard and Lou Anger, plus 'Beauty Chorus', Bonnie Glass, Kate Elinore and Sam Williams.
Musical The Blue Paradise is playing at The Casino Theatre, Broadway, New York City, USA, during a run of 356 performances. A review in The Evening Journal hailed it as "Replete with good music and excellent songs."Chicago-based music publisher Will Rossiter publishes Jelly Roll Blues by Jelly Roll Morton as a piano solo and in an orchestrated version. This is regarded as one of the first publications of jazz sheet music.
The musical revue Hip-Hip-Hooray is playing at The Hippodrome Theatre,