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Dancing.
Singing and piano accompaniment.
"The Daisy Chain" and "No One But Your Dear, Old Dad."
Bessie Wynn now essays a bit of "stepping" for her opening number. Then she does daintily "If no one every marries me," from "The Daisy Chain" (which is a sequence of children's songs, written by Mme. Liza Lehman when that great artist retired from the operatic stage). Miss Wynn's rich mezzo is most effective on the "Madam Butterfly" story. In response to an insistent encore she offered from manuscript, to piano accompaniment, a new song called "No One Buy Your Dear, Old Dad."
Source:
Variety, 41:3 (12/17/1915)