Image of twenty-two head-and-shoulders vignette portraits of performers, the proprietor, and the manager of Madame Rentz's Minstrels, in formal dress, and captioned with their names: M. B. Leavitt, Prop.; Kit. Clarke, Manag.; Louisa Bliss; Alice Witherell; Bessie Bell; Georgia Powers; Louise Randell; Ella Patey; Zelina Mannheim; Marie Sontag; Caroline Sontag; Tillie [?]; Cora Cardigan; Georgia Marcotte; Eva Loretta; B.S. Hodges; Jen. Powers; Frank Bell; Alfred Huddy; David Schiff; C.F. Lindsey; and B. Kennicott.
Image of head-and-shoulders portraits of four female actors in formal dress in circular frames; the poster advertises the tour of the comedic show "The Two Johns Comedy" produced by John C. Stewart.
Image of four head-and-shoulder portraits of minstrel show performers Carroll Johnson, Tom Lewis, Ed. Howard and Geo. B. Mack in blackface in oval frames surrounded by American flags, eagles, and shields; head-and-shoulders portrait of show proprietor William H. West at top left corner with his signature "W.H. West" below.
Image of five head-and-shoulder portraits, in heart frames surrounded by flowers, for characters in the play the "Human Hearts" depicting a young man in a straw hat, captioned "Tom Logan with a human heart," at center; a hobo with a red-painted nose, captioned "Jem. Mason with an honest heart," at upper right; a girl, captioned, "Grace with an angel's heart," at lower right; a woman, captioned "Jeanette with a black heart," at lower left; and a boy wearing a cap, captioned "Limpy with a heart in the right place," at upper left; the poster advertises the melodrama the "Human Hearts" written by Hal Reid and later directed by William E. Nankeville.
