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A comedienne.
Singing and piano.
The Connolly Sisters opened the program. There are three girls, with Belle Connolly, the comedienne, the only one of the former sister act of that title in the new turn. There is sufficient merit to warrant a better position, and the act grows in favor through the quiet comedy of Miss Connolly's that finally reaches. If the girls could better place their voices, the turn would still more improve. A couple of pretty young women, one the pianiste, are helping Miss Connolly, her assistant singer doing very well at times, though not a consistent voice performer with the present numbers.
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Variety, 41:1 (12/03/1915)