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The act was twelve minutes long on the full stage.
The Polzin Brothers do some ground and lofty tumbling. They do a trick in which the top mounter jumps from a springboard onto the shoulders and head of the understander.
"Nothing sensational was attempted, but the head and shoulder work was greeted with enthusiastic applause, principally because it was fast and put over neatly."
The act is nothing extraordinary, but the brothers perform with such grace and speed that it makes them stand out. They make a good opener for the big time, but time will tell whether they are strong enough to close a show.
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Variety 26:7 (20/04/1912)