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James H. Cullen, the beloved Jim who has played this section since many nowadays fathers were children, ambled on quietly, as always, and got a noisy hello. Cullen is as annual as Winter and a whole lot pleasanter. His boyish, innocent face conceals behind it the subtle mobility of the royal jester, the suave and unctuous wit. Jim said many a deep, wise crack off the tip of his smooth and ready tongue. One about Mary Garden was a classic. He could have remained for supper and keep the guests intact.
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Variety Magazine, LVIII: 5 November 1920