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“Music in the Air” Mins.; One. Steiner and Swayne are a boy and a girl, the boy at the piano, the girl with a violin. Both sing besides, which makes it harder, as they appear to be using the songs of the one publisher, disregarding whether those numbers fit their style, voices or act. One of the songs fits neither. It is the double number near the finish. The act may have a chance on the small time. What the billing “Music in the Air” stands for is left to the imagination.
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Variety, Volume XXXVI, no.1, September 4, 1914