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Man and woman. Singing and talking comedy. Woman’s voice does not amount to much, although she makes a pleasing appearance. Man portrays a character of a shadow-consumptive, which is a detriment to the act, and has a powerful talking voice. Some of his material is good, and they secure several scattered laughs, but are unable to hold them. They close with a little applause and are not strong enough for this place on the bill. The act is rather rough on the burlesque order. 13 min in one, 3 shows.
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University of Iowa, Keith-Albee Vaudeville Collection, Manager Reports, 4 September 1905-23 April 1906