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Singing.
"Dear Old Pal of Mine."
The other staging single was Dorothy Lewis, a colorful girl with a line, rich but not far-reaching voice— it sounded like a mezzo contralto, whatever that is. Miss Lewis wears one
gown, and that a simple white one which sets off her brunette beauty. She does not descend to the ultra-popular lays, nor does she rise to the strictly classic but draws a line between, and delivers her numbers with an appreciation for their meanings and a spirited dignity which registers. "Dear Old Pal of Mine" was particularly well done. Miss Lewis has much ability, and should get herself a more distinctive routine and setting.
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Variety, 54:13 (05/23/1919)