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The third song, "Around There Every Night," which sounds a deal like the variety the English singers have successfully introduced over here, is of about the proper calibre. It has a tuneful air and a catchy lyric, keeping the audience clamoring for more. The singer made a decided hit with this song, and should have more verses written for it.
Mrs. McAvoy's success in vaudevile will depend- largely on securing the proper selections, as she has but little voice to speak of. The first number now used does very nicely, but the second has been done to death and she can hardly expect to do much with it in a New York house.
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Variety 10:1 (10/05/1907)