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She is a tiny young person, with an engaging plumpness, not to say chunkiness, about her, and works with a vim and the enthusiastic energy of her dancing carry her through, where her impersonations, as serious bits of mimicry, are unconvincing. It was possibly because the George M. Cohan impersonation gave her just this opportunity for fast dancing that she used the item as the closing number.
It won her an immense volume of applause in spite of the worn- out subject.
Her Eva Tanguay was the best of the series and went nicely, but the Anna Held song was far, far from an accurate reproduction.
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Variety 9:2 (09/14/1907)