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Coram,, the English ventriloquist, reappearing this week at the Colonial, has made no marked change in his ventriloquial offering, excepting his impromptu remarks via the “dummy,” which Coram always has ready to deliver. “Jerry” still argues to the disadvantage of Coram and is telling jokes besides smoking cigarettes and crying.
One or two of the “gags” Coram could well dispense with. The one about the doctor leaving medicine for ten people is very well known over here, and there is another. The act is just as enjoyable as before.
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Variety 9:3 (09/21/1907)