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Comic remarks.
Bert Fitzgibbon disarms personal criticism in that he goes along yearly and unquestionably amuses the greater part of the audience. Still pummeling bis straw lids, throwing his broomstick in the air, and peddling the quintessence of unalloyed hokum, Fitzgibbon makes them yell. He went so far as to exhume that one about going in to get a cigar and having a man step on his hand. But they guffawed right out at it. Some of his remarks ore uncouth and might be toned down.
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Variety, 54:6 (04/04/1919)