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14 Mins One.
Man and pretty girl coupled. He handles the piano, saxophone and clarinet in accompanying. The girl is a good characterist and looks fine in two flashly costumes. The opening finds her soloing about her partner’s lateness and susceptibility for the fair sex. He enters and they go into a double, “I’ll Tell the World.” He answers with “wise cracks,” building it up into a good number. “He’s So Good To Me” is her next and it’s excess. Following a piano solo she appears in a classy short-skirted costume and sings some jazzy numbers while he accompanies on the clarinet. It’s big time, with a little change of material.
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Variety, LVII:6 January 1920