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Edmund Hayes, featured, has brought
with him much of the material with which
he has been identified.
The show as it now stands is a two-act
piece without an olio and without specialties. "Clorinda
Jackson," led gingerly by Imogene
Mansfield, was the first to start things,
and the number "went over" to five encores. Miss Mansfield came to the front
again shortly after with "I Want a Girl
Like You," aided by Arthur Litchy.
Laura Harvey with a "Mullahalla" dance
received a rousing reception. "The Drums of
Fore and Aft," led by Blanche Belford,
brought the girls on in tights. Belford also sings "If You Cross Your Heart You Love Me." Also featuring James Collins, Billy Betts and Marceline De Montaigu.
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Variety 17:3 (12/25/1909)