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Bernie breezed in with his usual nonchalant returns and spilled the wise and near wise cracks inserting them where they would do most good. The violin isn’t necessary to this chap, although they insist on him carrying it. He is a monologist of the first water and vaudeville holds no one who stops him in handling the airy persiflage. What he would do to a wise crowd like the bunch at the Century Grove or the Amsterdam Roof is a caution. He finished one of the hits of the bill, opening after intermission.
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Variety Magazine, LVIII: 17 September 1920