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46 min. A farcical operetta in two scenes with music and lyrics by William H. Friedlander and book by Will M. Hough. There is a large company of principals and chorus and plenty of action to the place. The comedy, however, does not get the results that it should in a big production of this kind, nor is the singing above the average. In the closing position, it got a fair amount of laughs and the big comedy scene which is laid in a bungalow bedroom held the audience seated. The climax comes rather suddenly and without carrying through the story to a good finish. The act went just about fair.
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University of Iowa, Keith Albee Vaudeville Collection, Manager Reports, 13 November 1916 – 21 January 1918