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"Dollars and Sense."
In striking contrast, separated only by an act in "one," is Alan Brooks, a fine sample of clear, clean-cut enunciation. Every word the star uttered was incisive and his supporting company was equally careful in that respect. The lines are clever and the idea of showing four episodes in flash drama form is presented in an altogether original manner. Vaudeville moves a step in the right direction with that kind of dramatic literature. It scored a big hit and in truth so also did McGiveney.
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Variety, 54:4 (03/21/1919)