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Mullen and Corelli quaint tumblers and jesters, were not so much hurt by the early No. 2 position as the extraordinary apathy of the house, which muffed many a nifty. These men are satirists and in the main they are subtle and fast. Perhaps if they worked in character instead of in Tuxes they might be able to point their wheezes better. They deserved far more than they reaped, as vaudeville merit goes.
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Variety Magazine, LVIII: 24 September 1920