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September 30th
Jerome, a favorite composer in Chicago, offered a few of his old melodies and some new ones. He opens his act seated at a grand piano. Afterwards, a woman sings one of his latest songs, and a man then performs a "wop" number. Some of his favorites are then sing by a couple offstage, who then perform a romping child song.
The act is slightly awkward as the singers are not quite comfortable yet. Some of the selections should be changed.
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Variety 36:5 (10/03/1914)