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"He Never Even Said Good-Bye"
"If it brought applause, there might be an excuse, but the house applauds the singing, not the color."
"She sang "He Never Even Said Good-Bye,' a 'coon' ballad, always something to be avoided by a 'shouter,' and Miss Hall will persist in removing her gloves, together with the wig in order to assure those assembled in front she is really a white person."
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Variety, November 16 1907