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Singing and piano accompaniment.
"The 5.15."
In an earlier position, Miss Murray would have undoubtedly rivaled Jorn for applause honors, but bringing up the rear of a sangerfest, the audience appeared a bit song-weary, and while thoroughly appreciative of Miss Murray's splendid efforts, they refused to enthuse beyond a reasonable point.
She comes this time with a pianist, offering a series of new numbers, including an Irish war comic that brought the biggest portion of response. Her rendition of "The 5.15" was alone worth the admission price ... Miss Murray's current vehicle is quite as good, if not better, than any of her previous repertoires and will carry her through anywhere.
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Variety, 37:11 (02/12/1915)