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Jack Wilson is a welcome visitor to any vaudeville stage. His choice of the title, "the extemporaneous comedian" is a daring one, but he justifies it. More than most entertainers of his kind, Wilson gives the effect of spontaneous fun to his matter and thereby makes a lot out of material which wouldn't serve at all for a less skillful performer. He has with him a man who can sing well, and Ada Lane who has little to do but does it.
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Robinson Locke Collection, Ser. 2, Vol. 309