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Blossom Seeley and Benny Fields, assisted by Sam Miller and Gene Cass, followed, and suffered accordingly. Miss Seeley has always had a certain niche in the hearts of the vaudeville goers as a syncopated songstress. She was an excellent coon shouter, but why try to get away from this? She has built herself a production and she has Benny Fields, but Blossom of old, isn’t. And if it were not for Fields working up her numbers and his own specialty, it would be no act at all.
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Variety Magazine, LVIII: 24 December 1920