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| Pseudonym | Name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Abel | Abel Green | 1918, e-i-c 1933–1973 (his death) |
| Ammo | Jack Ammon | |
| Bige | Joe Bigelow | |
| Bril | Brian Lowry | |
| Cart | Todd McCarthy | |
| Chicot or Chic | Epes W. Sargent | from 1905 |
| Con | Jack Conway | |
| Daws | Amy Dawes | |
| Drek | Derek Elley | |
| Erjo | Christopher Jones | |
| Evan | Greg Evans | |
| Fred | Fred Schader | |
| Harv | Dennis Harvey | |
| Herm | Herm Schoenfeld | |
| Hobe | Hobe Morrison | legit editor after Ibee |
| Humm | Richard Hummler | legit editor after Hobe |
| Hyho | Hy Hollinger | |
| Ibee | Jack Pulaski | first legit editor till 1948 (his death) |
| Jolo | Joshua Lowe (Lowitke) | from 1905 |
| Kauf | Wolfe Kaufman | |
| Mark | Mark Vance | |
| Mart | Markland Taylor | |
| Remy | Jeremy Girard | |
| Rush | Alfred Greason | from 1905, on and off |
| Sime | Sime Silverman | founder, e-i-c till 1933 (his death) |
| Skigie or Sid | Sid Silverman | |
| Skirt | Hattie Silverman | |
| Ung | Arthur Ungar | first West Coast bureau chief (Daily Variety) |
| Sources: Ken Bloom (2013). Broadway: An Encyclopedia. Routledge. pp. 538–540. ISBN 978-1-135-95019-4. Anthony Slide (2012). The Encyclopedia of Vaudeville. Univ. Press of Mississippi. p. 525. ISBN 978-1-61703-250-9. | ||