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Al and Fannie Stedman stepped out next to closing and put on the “crucial moment effect.” With their clowning, singing and bit of dancing they were away from the word and never showed a let-up until a short speech, including a laugh, quieted the throng in front long enough to have some one pull the lights. It was a nice bit of work the two young members of the family did, and they set themselves in right with the neighborhood for a return date at any time. A great kidding act that was seriously means nothing but is a whale when it comes to comedy.
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Variety Magazine, LVIII: 10 December 1920