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The company consists of Miss Harrison, Richard Allen, and W.J. Phinney, presenting the comedy ‘The Lady Across the Hall.’ The sketch is thoroughly alright, except in one or two places, which are rather tame, thereby losing interest. Miss Harrison is good, but her personality is bad. The leading man, Richard Allen is not worth thirty cents. Phinney is good. If Miss Harrison had better support, the act would be a winner. Twenty-one minutes, full stage, two shows.
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University of Iowa, Keith-Albee Vaudeville Collection, Manager Reports, 28 November 1904-28 August 1905