The Royal Zanettos George, Pip, Arthur, 

Frank & Albert Bale 

 artistes of the golden age of music hall

George is easily recognisable below, in the middle, facing the camera.

George again, with a dog that features in several photos.  The lady to the left with her hands on her hips looks like Lilian, with George's daughter Jessie standing next to her.

Below, Frank seated right, Lilian seated left, with Pip behind her, and George and Jessie on top step.

Donovan and Arnold were on the bill with The Zanettos in Ogden, in 1910 (above),

and Mr & Mrs Donovan went touring with Pip and Lilian (below).

The following postcard photo shows George with hat and dog on his lap, Jessie immediately below, next to Frank, and Pip on the far left.

The postcard clearly had to be forwarded a couple of times to catch up with the artistes on tour, and the sender must have shared Pip's interest in photography as he wrote:

"Dear Pip, This is the first one I have printed of this.  I thought I would send you one.  Best Wishes, Tom"

Below, eating corn-on-the-cob at Coney Island

The photo below looks as if it was taken behind a theatre or on a movie set.  And the comment written on the back implies that it was taken by a photographer intending it to be used by Pip for professional purposes.

The only references I've been able to find so far that might identify the photographer are as follows:

Google:  Made several expeditions to the Southwest from his home in Pasadena, .... Concerns the 1910 bombing of the Los Angeles Times building and the ...... All by W. H. Hill, Pasadena photographer

Yahoo: 

Photographer: William Henry Hill (born 1845).

Tournament of Roses. Pasadena, Cal., Jan. 1, 1900.

Photograph. Pasadena Historical Museum.