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The talk runs mainly to arguments between the two.
Coram, at times, sang.
The wooden boy at the finish sings Lucky Jim crying at the final verse and shedding waterly tears.
Lucky Jim
Tom, Coram, an English ventriloquist makes his first local appearance this week at Hammerstein's. Not only does Coram have to stand comparison with Arthur Prince, formerly accepted as the Prince of Ventrioloquists, but he takes equal rank with that artist and in certain points excels him.
Coram's automaton seems to be living.
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Variety 4: 13 ( December 8, 1906)