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Singing and comic dialogue.
"What Did You Do?" and "A Nice Young Boarder."
Then came Jones and Greenlee, who mix up talk about marriage, with a scrapping song that the girl does very well, besides indulging in some slap-stick through slapping her partner that gets something. Her number, "What Did You Do?" is made emphatic by the girl knocking the man's hat off at the end of each verse. The man's song is "A Nice Young Boarder," that Philadelphia number brought to Broadway by Faye, Dyer & Co. Jones and Greenlee's opening is suggestive of the former McMahon and Chappelle turn, both seated
upon a grip looking hard at each other as they pass sallies back and forth about the usual marriage thing. The act has enough in it to stand up. The girl looks nice, and both are lively enough, with their material to guarantee them.
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Variety, 53:13 (02/21/1919)