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Monologue concerning period politics and the customs and manners of "Pilgrim days"
Nearly every joke was the signal for a popular shout of hilarity.
Cliff Gordon's monologue, made up of funny allusions to salient facts in modern domestic life and in the political world, appeals with equal force to the risibilities of people of all ages and of every sort of taste, because his hits are so palpable to every sort of understanding that no one can possibly fail to see the full force of each point.
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Boston Daily Globe (04/1/1913)