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10 Mins.; One. Edna Whistler is a mighty good looking girl, who has a pretty voice, some very handsome gowns, personality and the ability to put a song over. But at present she is handicapped by a poor song routine. Her opening number gives her a handicap that she has to work hard to overcome later. Other numbers seem unsuited to her. “Flower Garden Ball,” which she is using to close is a little old but considerably better fitted to the young woman’s talent, and this number together with her stunning appearance puts her turn over nicely. With proper songs Miss Whistler should do nicely in an early spot on the big time.
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Variety, Volume XXXVI no. 5, October 3, 1914