Clark and Duncan

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Clark and Duncan put pretty much everything that has been done in vaudeville into a singing and talking sketch, including parodies (all new ones), a semidramatic recitation in Italian dialect (but with a saving comic "snapper" at the finish), comic songs and a travesty on melodrama. The give-and-take of dialog between husband and wife, the latter a very stout woman, made effective entertainment for the Yorkville audience, which is not as keenly discriminating as that of the Colonial, but plainly of the respectable and moderately prosperous class.
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Variety 16:7 (10/22/1909)