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Coloratura soprano singing, piano, violin, and flute playing.
Musical quartet combination consisting of a pianist, violiniste, flute player and coloratura soprano. The routine runs entirely to the classics and the offering is all class form though nothing startling. The instrumentalists carry the first part after which there is a solo rendition by each, the singer coming in for two numbers, the latter of which is one of the numbers which Galli Curci brought into favor. The announcement made from the stage says the singer will give an impression of the star of the Chicago company if the audience will stretch their imagination. Few imaginations could stretch that far. However, the act is pleasing and good for an early spot on the small big timers.
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Variety, 53:10 (01/31/1919)