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Fred Hughes and Co. followed. He sings popular numbers and is assisted by a male piano player. After singing several numbers, Hughes does “For a Boy That’s on the Level,” by “request,” and then tells the audience to go home and hear it on the Columbia record. He has a sweet tenor voice, and outs his songs over extremely well. He went off with a big hand, but didn’t return for an encore.
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Variety Magazine, LVIII: 8 October 1920