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Anna Held, Jr. assisted by Emmet Gilfoyle were In the third hole and Miss Hold’s wardrobe made the women buss like bees. Gilfoyle shoulders the lion’s share of the entertaining and succeeds admirably. He sings, crossfires and introduces her various changes In a medley of popular and near popular songs which sounds as though It was smeared together. Jazz doesn’t rhyme with Broadway as attempted In one lyrical introduction. The last change to white tights with a gorgeous white spangled peacock tall was on a par with the ermine cloak that preceded it. Miss Held holds the eye and doesn’t attempt much beside the manikin exhibition.
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Variety, LVIII: 2 March 1920