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Harry L. Cooper is
the principal comedian and gets all there is out
of what he has. He does not indulge too freely
In rough comedy methods, and there was generous
laughter for a goodly lot of his work. The second act was titled "Hotel La Joy". James Fagan contributed a good laughing bit in the second, where he appeared in a rube make-up with a catch line that drew a laugh every
time It was used. Johnny Doyle replaced Joe
Doyle in the company. George Thurston and Thomas Merrick also had parts to play without attracting
special attention, though the former was
of considerable use in the musical ensembles.
A bright spot Is the work of Violet Hilson, a
soubret who can be classed as about as useful to
a burlesque show as any seen along here in some
time. Clara Raymond and Corrine De Forrest
are billed as "Stranded Americans."
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Variety 16:7 (10/22/1909)