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It seems Mr. Walker goes in more for “points” in the talk than perfection of impersonation, or imitation, though he did wear eye-glasses for the old men, wrinkling his face also.
Song and monologue.
A piano was utilized for one number.
After Dinner
Gungda Din
The audience apparently liked Walker, perhaps as much for his neat appearance as for what he did.
Mr. Walker does not diversify his turn sufficient for approval over here.
Mr. Walker cannot stamp himself as a real success in America until he drops the "toast" scheme, long forgotten, and shapes up a routine that permits of more versatility.
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Variety 20:3 ( September 24, 1906)